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Such a beautiful video
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
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Such a beautiful video
mythbuster
Player Valuation: £35m
Brendan Before he takes over at Leicester.
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
always the victim , it's never their fault springs to mind. blame everyone else is all they ever do.
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
massive step down from ranieri that
Donald Twain
Vide cor meum
Has this been abandoned? Quick close it before anyone notices.
bizzaro
LOVE GOT JUST THE WAY IT IS #ALWNV
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Ha Ha Ha. Brilliant.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
They bottled it. Their own fans spooked them with all their coach ride to Anfield triumphalism and they saw their arses.
Lets take a moment to reflect on this picture.
It was one of those magical wow moments in football that come along every Preston Guild.
The Kopites killed their own title hopes. Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha Ha.
I hope their RAWK lurkers are still on this thread. *waves*
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...nd-Italian-train-away-team-squad-Melwood.html
Mario Balotelli's Liverpool career is effectively over after he was made to train away from the rest of the first team squad.
The Italy striker has been reporting to Liverpool's Melwood headquarters every day but, along with Jose Enrique and Fabio Borini, he is undertaking a regime separate to the one that Brendan Rodgers is using for those who he will be relying upon for the new season.
Balotelli moved to Anfield last August for £16million from AC Milan but last week in Kuala Lumpur Rodgers said it was up to the 24-year-old to decide his future. Now, though, this latest development is a firm indication that Liverpool have taken charge of the situation and made it clear by freezing him, Borini and Enrique out of the main action, that there is no future for them on Merseyside.
Liverpool conclude their preparations for the new campaign this weekend with games against HJK Helsinki on Saturday and Swindon Town on Sunday and Roberto Firmino and Christian Benteke are expected to make their first appearances for the club following their respective £29m and £32.5m moves from Hoffenheim and Aston Villa but Balotelli, Enrique and Borini will not be included in the squads for either of those games.
They will be left behind, just as they were when the club went on its pre-season tour of South East Asia and Australia.
Bologna are the latest club in Serie A to be linked with Balotelli, who has two years remaining on his £90,000 per week contract, but Liverpool have not received any formal enquiries for a player who only scored four goals in 28 appearances last season - only one of which was in the Barclays Premier League. West Ham have been monitoring Borini's position but there has been no approach, while Liverpool have also held discussions with Enrique's advisors in an attempt to resolve his future - the Spaniard has 12 months remaining on his terms but has shown no sign that he wants to become a free agent.
Mario Balotelli's Liverpool career is effectively over after he was made to train away from the rest of the first team squad.
The Italy striker has been reporting to Liverpool's Melwood headquarters every day but, along with Jose Enrique and Fabio Borini, he is undertaking a regime separate to the one that Brendan Rodgers is using for those who he will be relying upon for the new season.
Balotelli moved to Anfield last August for £16million from AC Milan but last week in Kuala Lumpur Rodgers said it was up to the 24-year-old to decide his future. Now, though, this latest development is a firm indication that Liverpool have taken charge of the situation and made it clear by freezing him, Borini and Enrique out of the main action, that there is no future for them on Merseyside.
Liverpool conclude their preparations for the new campaign this weekend with games against HJK Helsinki on Saturday and Swindon Town on Sunday and Roberto Firmino and Christian Benteke are expected to make their first appearances for the club following their respective £29m and £32.5m moves from Hoffenheim and Aston Villa but Balotelli, Enrique and Borini will not be included in the squads for either of those games.
They will be left behind, just as they were when the club went on its pre-season tour of South East Asia and Australia.
Bologna are the latest club in Serie A to be linked with Balotelli, who has two years remaining on his £90,000 per week contract, but Liverpool have not received any formal enquiries for a player who only scored four goals in 28 appearances last season - only one of which was in the Barclays Premier League. West Ham have been monitoring Borini's position but there has been no approach, while Liverpool have also held discussions with Enrique's advisors in an attempt to resolve his future - the Spaniard has 12 months remaining on his terms but has shown no sign that he wants to become a free agent.
SpurtingLesbian
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Never understood this much myself, just seems very petty and a sign of poor communication given multiple players involved. Same applies to Spurs sending Lennon to train with the kids.
@RorySmithTimes: This is not a specific dig at Liverpool, as all teams do it, but never sure why managers ostracise players they want to sell.
@RorySmithTimes: Maybe, maybe, Balotelli might be disruptive. But Borini and Enrique? And what if they don't go? What if you have to bring them back in?
@RorySmithTimes: Can be justified in exceptional circumstances but often just seems a bit vindictive. And it can't help your negotiating position.
@RorySmithTimes: This is not a specific dig at Liverpool, as all teams do it, but never sure why managers ostracise players they want to sell.
@RorySmithTimes: Maybe, maybe, Balotelli might be disruptive. But Borini and Enrique? And what if they don't go? What if you have to bring them back in?
@RorySmithTimes: Can be justified in exceptional circumstances but often just seems a bit vindictive. And it can't help your negotiating position.
Dithering Dougie
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The Ritalin kid is a poster boy for our failing health service under this Tory government.
Patients like him need full time care and should never be trusted in the community alone. Time and time again we see this poor chap having delusional episodes in public and nobody is there to help him.
This countries going to the dogs...
Jags..class
Player Valuation: £70m
Didn't Brendon do this to Andy carrol and borini, Brendon bought balloteli and knew what he was about, did he think He was the man to change him.
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