You could read any number of things into that statement
Andy Carroll In Danger Yo !
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I thought Rodgers had already ruled out a loan deal?
Andy Carroll career stats
- Newcastle (2006-11): 91 games, 33 goals
- Preston (loan Aug 2007-08): 12 appearances, 1 goal
- Liverpool (2011-present): 56 appearances, 11 goals
- England (2010-present): 7 appearances, 2 goals
Great research - you should get a job at LFC - maybe the tossers who bought him could have seen those stats and it could have helped them realize that the guy is not worth £35M.
Are you calling King Kenny a tosser?
From SSN:
Carroll's loan move criteria
Liverpool striker would consider playing for English club in Europe
Sky Sports sources understand Liverpool striker Andy Carroll is prepared to consider a loan move to another Premier League club playing in Europe this season.
Carroll's future at Anfield is uncertain following the appointment of Brendan Rodgers as manager and former club Newcastle United
have already failed with a bid.
The Magpies wanted to sign the England international on loan with a view to a permanent deal, but Rodgers has insisted there is 'no way' Carroll will be leaving on a temporary basis.
The 23-year-old, meanwhile, is understood to be unwilling to move on permanently, but is prepared to reluctantly consider a loan spell away from Liverpool.
West Ham United
were understood to have made a £17million bid for the forward, who has scored just six goals in 42 league appearances since his £35million move to Merseyside in January 2011.
A switch to Upton Park would not appear to be on Carroll's agenda, however, with the player favouring European football if he does leave the Reds.
Newcastle would be able to meet that demand after last season's fifth-placed finish secured a spot in the Europa League, with Tottenham Hotspur also in the same competition.
Liverpool start their own Europa League campaign next week, while Manchester City,
Manchester United,
Arsenal
and Chelsea
will be playing in the UEFA Champions League.
So out of the teams in Europe, the only possible destination is the Barcodes. None of the others will take him.
We should just keep the boy.
Based on his form towards the end of last season and the Euro's, imo he's definitely think he an option worth having.
And we won't be getting shafted in the market as well.
Carroll's loan move criteria
Liverpool striker would consider playing for English club in Europe
Sky Sports sources understand Liverpool striker Andy Carroll is prepared to consider a loan move to another Premier League club playing in Europe this season.
Carroll's future at Anfield is uncertain following the appointment of Brendan Rodgers as manager and former club Newcastle United
The Magpies wanted to sign the England international on loan with a view to a permanent deal, but Rodgers has insisted there is 'no way' Carroll will be leaving on a temporary basis.
The 23-year-old, meanwhile, is understood to be unwilling to move on permanently, but is prepared to reluctantly consider a loan spell away from Liverpool.
West Ham United
A switch to Upton Park would not appear to be on Carroll's agenda, however, with the player favouring European football if he does leave the Reds.
Newcastle would be able to meet that demand after last season's fifth-placed finish secured a spot in the Europa League, with Tottenham Hotspur also in the same competition.
Liverpool start their own Europa League campaign next week, while Manchester City,
So out of the teams in Europe, the only possible destination is the Barcodes. None of the others will take him.
We should just keep the boy.
Based on his form towards the end of last season and the Euro's, imo he's definitely think he an option worth having.
And we won't be getting shafted in the market as well.
Mr Rodgers:
"There has been a lot written about Andy, but you saw today he's happy to be here and he's worked very well since he's been here. "The reality is he's still a Liverpool player, he can fit into how I want to play, and he's happy here. "I'm certainly not wishing to push him out of the door."
"There has been a lot written about Andy, but you saw today he's happy to be here and he's worked very well since he's been here. "The reality is he's still a Liverpool player, he can fit into how I want to play, and he's happy here. "I'm certainly not wishing to push him out of the door."
Translation = You can have him if you pay over £20 million for him
Who is it then?
Mamma will probably shoot me for saying this ... but it's Downing.
Why, Wizzy?
Yeah, why, why, why?
Sorry.
Hope thats bollocks cos if not its a load of bollocks
erm, let me get this - they pay 2 m, he helps them stay up, then they realise they can buy a french nobody for half the price to keep them going and they decide not to take the 17m option. Or they get relegated... yeah, sounds great.
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Breaking News: Fee Agreed for Carroll
CHRISTIE CORCORAN JULY 30, 2012 0
West Ham United and Liverpool Football Club have agreed a fee for the transfer of Andy Carroll
After much speculation over the number nine’s future, after a torrid time on Merseyside, it seemed his days were numbered, and now it appears his time is up.
Ian Dennis, an employee of the BBC tweeted the news moments ago.
West Ham have agreed a 2m pound loan fee with Liverpool for Andy Carroll. It’s with a view to a 17m deal providing WHUFC stay in the PL.
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