Matt Damon
Player Valuation: £60m
Martin Broughton - Liverpool Chairman, only happened to be at the CHELSEA end of season awards.......
It. WAS. Chelsea
Just keep laughing at the Kopites
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/liverpool/article7140751.ece#LFC
Martin Broughton, the Liverpool chairman, is reported to have said that it might be better for Fernando Torres to leave because it could take up to three years to sort the club out.
The comments were allegedly made to Charlotte Jackson, the Sky Sports News presenter, who disclosed details of a conversation she had with Broughton, a Chelsea supporter, at the West London club’s Player of the Year awards dinner at Stamford Bridge this month.
“I saw Martin Broughton at Chelsea’s Player of the Year dinner and he refused to tell me that we weren’t going to sell Torres,” Jackson said. “He said, ‘At the moment, he’s still on board, but it’s going to take three years to turn the club around, and at his age . . .’ ”
Sources at Liverpool insist that Broughton’s position on Torres’s future has been made abundantly clear by a series of on-the-record interviews in which the British Airways chairman was adamant that the 26-year-old forward will not be sold this summer.
THIS JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER (and FUNNIER) ALL THE TIME.
It. WAS. Chelsea
Just keep laughing at the Kopites
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/liverpool/article7140751.ece#LFC
Martin Broughton, the Liverpool chairman, is reported to have said that it might be better for Fernando Torres to leave because it could take up to three years to sort the club out.
The comments were allegedly made to Charlotte Jackson, the Sky Sports News presenter, who disclosed details of a conversation she had with Broughton, a Chelsea supporter, at the West London club’s Player of the Year awards dinner at Stamford Bridge this month.
“I saw Martin Broughton at Chelsea’s Player of the Year dinner and he refused to tell me that we weren’t going to sell Torres,” Jackson said. “He said, ‘At the moment, he’s still on board, but it’s going to take three years to turn the club around, and at his age . . .’ ”
Sources at Liverpool insist that Broughton’s position on Torres’s future has been made abundantly clear by a series of on-the-record interviews in which the British Airways chairman was adamant that the 26-year-old forward will not be sold this summer.
THIS JUST GETS BETTER AND BETTER (and FUNNIER) ALL THE TIME.
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