Like i said, going nowhere.
Andy Carroll In Danger Yo !
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Like i said, going nowhere.
Based on that he surely is staying and Ryan is wrong yet again.
You're embarrassing.
I don't think Ryan, or I, or anyone really, have ever said he'll definitely leave, just that he's definitely for sale. Which he fucking obviously is.
Tbf, Rodgers isn't really going to say much else, given he's training with him right now. I think the significant thing to read is the difference between his comments about other players going, in comparison to those about Carroll. I'm not sure I'm arsed either way, I rate him, but I'm equally sure we 'could' buy a better/more suitable player if we sold him.
yep, exact same thinking for me
Newcastle United contact Marseille with view to signing Loïc Rémy
• The 25-year-old France striker is valued at around £15m
• Newcastle could face competition from Arsenal and Spurs
Loïc Rémy of Marseille has attracted interest from Newcastle United and at least two other English clubs. Photograph: Stephane Mahe/Reuters
Newcastle United have contacted Marseille with a view to signing the French international Loïc Rémy.
Although the 25-year-old striker is valued at around £15m, Rémy is entering the final year of his contract at Marseille and Newcastle believe there is scope for negotiation.
They could face competition from Arsenal and Tottenham for a forward who scored 20 goals in 42 appearances last season.
Although reports in Russia have claimed that Rubin Kazan are poised to trigger Demba Ba's £7m release clause before its expiry on 31 July, Newcastle say there has been no contact with the Russian club.
Earlier this summer Ba attracted interest from Turkey's Galatasaray but the striker has a knee condition which could ensure he remains on Tyneside.
Meanwhile Alan Pardew, Newcastle's manager, has reached an impasse in his attempts to prise the France right-back Mathieu Debuchy away from Lille, the Brazilian central defender Douglas from FC Twente and Andy Carroll from Liverpool.
They'll not be signing Carroll if they get this geezer. And if they can get him for the same money, or less, I can't blame them, frankly.
• The 25-year-old France striker is valued at around £15m
• Newcastle could face competition from Arsenal and Spurs
- Louise Taylor
- guardian.co.uk,Tuesday 24 July 2012 23.13 BST
Loïc Rémy of Marseille has attracted interest from Newcastle United and at least two other English clubs. Photograph: Stephane Mahe/Reuters
Newcastle United have contacted Marseille with a view to signing the French international Loïc Rémy.
Although the 25-year-old striker is valued at around £15m, Rémy is entering the final year of his contract at Marseille and Newcastle believe there is scope for negotiation.
They could face competition from Arsenal and Tottenham for a forward who scored 20 goals in 42 appearances last season.
Although reports in Russia have claimed that Rubin Kazan are poised to trigger Demba Ba's £7m release clause before its expiry on 31 July, Newcastle say there has been no contact with the Russian club.
Earlier this summer Ba attracted interest from Turkey's Galatasaray but the striker has a knee condition which could ensure he remains on Tyneside.
Meanwhile Alan Pardew, Newcastle's manager, has reached an impasse in his attempts to prise the France right-back Mathieu Debuchy away from Lille, the Brazilian central defender Douglas from FC Twente and Andy Carroll from Liverpool.
They'll not be signing Carroll if they get this geezer. And if they can get him for the same money, or less, I can't blame them, frankly.
Racist.
why do all the press insist on saying we will d accept £20 million - WHERE HAS THIS BEEN SAID !!!!!!
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Andy Carroll: Liverpool must accept loss - Alan Pardew
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Newcastle manager Alan Pardew says Liverpool must accept a significant loss if they are to sell Andy Carroll.
Liverpool turned down an initial bid by Newcastle to take the 23-year-old, who they sold to the Reds for £35m in January 2011, back to Tyneside on loan.
But Pardew told BBC Radio Newcastle: "[Reading chairman] John Madejski used to say to me about certain players, just wipe your nose and move on.
"And I think [Liverpool] are going to have to do that with Andy."
New Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is willing to accept offers of around £20m for the England striker.
And Pardew, who became Newcastle manager the month before Carroll's departure, believes that the striker was destined to leave Merseyside once Rodgers took over at Anfield.
"I think it was obvious that as soon as Brendan went into Liverpool that Andy's time was going to have to be somewhere else," said Pardew.
"I think it's quite right we're involved in that. Whether he comes here, is something that I will take or I will leave.
"It's a lot of money for Mike [Ashley, Newcastle owner], although we'll obviously be getting a big upside in terms of what we sold him for and we've got three great strikers here already.
"But of course as the manager I want the best players I can get."
Liverpool have already signed Italian forward Fabio Borini this summer , and Pardew believes that any money generated from a potential deal for Carroll can still be used wisely by the new Reds manager.
"Whether it's £15m, £16m or £20m, if [Rodgers] uses that money and gets an uplift in the player that he brings in that's OK," he added.
"And that's how you've got to look at it."
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Andy Carroll: Liverpool must accept loss - Alan Pardew
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Newcastle manager Alan Pardew says Liverpool must accept a significant loss if they are to sell Andy Carroll.
Liverpool turned down an initial bid by Newcastle to take the 23-year-old, who they sold to the Reds for £35m in January 2011, back to Tyneside on loan.
But Pardew told BBC Radio Newcastle: "[Reading chairman] John Madejski used to say to me about certain players, just wipe your nose and move on.
"And I think [Liverpool] are going to have to do that with Andy."
New Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is willing to accept offers of around £20m for the England striker.
And Pardew, who became Newcastle manager the month before Carroll's departure, believes that the striker was destined to leave Merseyside once Rodgers took over at Anfield.
"I think it was obvious that as soon as Brendan went into Liverpool that Andy's time was going to have to be somewhere else," said Pardew.
"I think it's quite right we're involved in that. Whether he comes here, is something that I will take or I will leave.
"It's a lot of money for Mike [Ashley, Newcastle owner], although we'll obviously be getting a big upside in terms of what we sold him for and we've got three great strikers here already.
"But of course as the manager I want the best players I can get."
Liverpool have already signed Italian forward Fabio Borini this summer , and Pardew believes that any money generated from a potential deal for Carroll can still be used wisely by the new Reds manager.
"Whether it's £15m, £16m or £20m, if [Rodgers] uses that money and gets an uplift in the player that he brings in that's OK," he added.
"And that's how you've got to look at it."
I'll tell you how you should look at it Pardew. Stop fucking talking about OUR player! Stop telling us whether we should or shouldnt accept a loss.
And the same goes for you Shearer just in case you're reading. And that other geordie cunt (cant think of his name at the minute) Left winger who missed penalties in shootouts.
Fuck off the lot of you!
And the same goes for you Shearer just in case you're reading. And that other geordie cunt (cant think of his name at the minute) Left winger who missed penalties in shootouts.
Fuck off the lot of you!
I hope Newcastle self destruct this year and Pardew gets canned. One good year and you feel you have the right to run your mouth? Twat.
I've been saying for a while what a smug twat Pardew is.
Yes, one must concede that his Newcastle team performed far better than us last season, but I remember him bleating on about "the grass not being greener on the other side" as a swipe at Carroll and Enrique.
How about having a teeny weeny bit of humility and decorum, you fucking shitbag wanker ?!
YOU STILL HAVEN'T WON A FUCKING THING !
I hope it all falls down around him and we get to destroy those cunts.
Yes, one must concede that his Newcastle team performed far better than us last season, but I remember him bleating on about "the grass not being greener on the other side" as a swipe at Carroll and Enrique.
How about having a teeny weeny bit of humility and decorum, you fucking shitbag wanker ?!
YOU STILL HAVEN'T WON A FUCKING THING !
I hope it all falls down around him and we get to destroy those cunts.
Yes, they sometimes make things up. They also sometimes have information from relaible sources.
What I don't think I've ever seen is a journalist substantiate a story by naming and quoting that reliable source.
So this £20m thing is either made up or it isn't, obviously, but there's no way of telling which by reading the stories. So you have to analyse other things.
I think it's reasonable to surmise that Carroll has not been an unquestionable success and also that his future success is not guaranteed, so it is likely that there is a price at which we will part with him and it's also likely to be considerably less than we paid.
Reasonable and in line with the actual words coming from those that matter.
Stop being so fucking ridiculous Gene.
The whole thing has been made up by the press ever since Rodgers first press conference.
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He makes me want to eat the fucking screen he's suck a whopping thick cunt.
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Part of me wants to keep carroll just to shut Pardew up but i think i'd prefer for carroll to go back there and be absolute shite .
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