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i think a lot do. van persie with that statement, bale is supposdly refusing to train right now, and has an "injury", same with rooney, tevez. goetze went behind dortmunds back, lewandoski is moaning its unfair to be held to a contract. a lot of players are doing things to force moves, suarez is threatening tribunals, others release statements, some refuse to train.Quote:
Originally Posted by Arse n Wonga
moyes is also under pressure and has a demotivated asset training alone at present. every reason to think he will need to cash in and move onQuote:
Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
The point is that we've been wasting resources for a while now, yes we've got money back but that money in theory could have gone to someone of a better quality, someone we wouldn't be selling back whilst we will mill about in the same position posting the same kind of results in all competitions.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nayan
We wouldn't write off that money completely, we'd still sell him for something and in the meantime we would have sent out that message you mentioned above of being 'back on the map. When the transfer is made, the people involved in football (players, agents) won't be questioning whether it's a wise decision or not, they'll be noticing it's a transfer that means something we're attempting to do seriously. You hear the word 'project' associated a lot with players that decide to go to clubs that have recently stared buying players of excellent quality and that's hopefully what would occur hear.
In Man City's case, it was Robinho that joined (and ultimately left soon after) but the upward curve for them continued. Obviously we don't have their resources but in lieu of that, our starting position is also higher than theirs was.
And yes I know £50 million out is still £50 million no matter how long it takes but the point is, over that time period we would have had our usual income come in along with the prospect of allocating the rest of whatever money we have to spend on other quality players. Hopefully.
There might be every reason to think Moyes would 'cash in' on him but not to us. You can't make a player go where they don't want to and unlike Liverpool, they could conceivably afford to keep a player that is unhappy.
I'll have a pint of what he's on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Munchies
Suarez has been at Liverpool for 2 years and in that time has managed to get himself charged with racist behaviour and biting someone, he signed a new contract last year on top of that. What right does he have to move exactly, especially after Liverpool backed him as they have and he's barely shown any loyalty to them (2 years isn't really much is it).Quote:
Originally Posted by ollie the optimist
Most of the players you mention have been at their clubs for quite a while at least, as for the not training well where's the proof of this noone has come out and said they're not training...but even if they weren't it's not as bad as threatening the club and calling them liars.
Suarez of bad character let's face it, his whole career shows this from his early days at Groningen to now, he'll screw his next club over in not time just like he has every other club, who wants players like him at their club? Yes he's talented but he's amongst the worst of the worst in the football game today, bear in mind the game is hardly a model on how to behave as well.
Not enough to allow cunts spoken on Sky Sports.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve French
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Originally Posted by McNamara That Ghost...
"There's more wine in the freezer!"
Turps?Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve French
Anyone seen that clip of him singing in his car on his way into training today?
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What a loveable cunt
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