Eriksen not coming to Liverpool
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I've only read small bits of this thread but is there actually any strong indication we're after Bramble from any reasonably reputable sources? I don't remember seeing any.
does anyone remember this nonsense?
I remember Rommedahl was running 100m in pretty close to 10 seconds flat, if he's faster than that he should probably be moonlighting as an olympic sprinter. Like i_rushie said it's probably because Rommedahl is old and had a billion hamstring/thigh injuries. He must be semi fast though anyway.
I remember Rommedahl was running 100m in pretty close to 10 seconds flat, if he's faster than that he should probably be moonlighting as an olympic sprinter. Like i_rushie said it's probably because Rommedahl is old and had a billion hamstring/thigh injuries. He must be semi fast though anyway.
Pub must of been closing when they clocked him trying to get to a beer.
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Not saying it's of that much use but it was three years ago during the WC in SA and if nothing else it indicates he is not slow is all.
I personally don't think we need Eriksen but that's pure shite.
Which position(s) has Titus excelled at over the last few years? In what formation(s)?
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4-3-3 both with Ajax and Int. level.
Played now and then on the left but has made the 10 or false 9 or whatever it's called his own.
Works his socks off, quick thinking, crisp passing, loads of assists, great set piece taker (awesome corners too), goals from outside the penalty area and quite baldy.
Don't think De Boer is right, as Rodgers is very much a 4-3-3 man himself.
Played now and then on the left but has made the 10 or false 9 or whatever it's called his own.
Works his socks off, quick thinking, crisp passing, loads of assists, great set piece taker (awesome corners too), goals from outside the penalty area and quite baldy.
Don't think De Boer is right, as Rodgers is very much a 4-3-3 man himself.
That Carroll speed was clocked as he fell back to earth after trying to connect with a Downing cross, it shouldn't count.
From SSN:
Liverpool encouraged in Christian Eriksen chase
Frank de Boer says he would not stand in Christian Eriksen's way, should the Ajax midfielder choose to join Liverpool.
The Reds are being linked with a £22million double swoop on the Amsterdam club for Denmark attacking midfielder Eriksen and Belgium defender Toby Alderweireld.
Eriksen has been coveted by a host of top clubs including Borussia Dortmund, but after last season's UEFA Champions League runners-up brought in Henrikh Mkhitaryan, it is understood that Liverpool and Roma have been left to battle it out for the 21-year-old's services.
The Dane said on Saturday that there was "some interest, but nothing concrete" as speculation over his next club grew.
Ajax coach De Boer accepts that Eriksen, who has a year left on his contract, is likely to leave this summer, with a fee of around £15million quoted.
And although he is unsure if Liverpool - with no European football at Anfield this season - is the best move for the player, De Boer says he will support him in whatever decision he makes.
"It is up to Christian what he wants," said De Boer. "If he feels good going to Liverpool, then it is up to him.
"I would want nothing more than having him with us for a few more years.
"But we realise the interest in this kind of player is huge. And I can also understand that he wants to make another step in his career. I can't stop him."
Liverpool encouraged in Christian Eriksen chase
Frank de Boer says he would not stand in Christian Eriksen's way, should the Ajax midfielder choose to join Liverpool.
The Reds are being linked with a £22million double swoop on the Amsterdam club for Denmark attacking midfielder Eriksen and Belgium defender Toby Alderweireld.
Eriksen has been coveted by a host of top clubs including Borussia Dortmund, but after last season's UEFA Champions League runners-up brought in Henrikh Mkhitaryan, it is understood that Liverpool and Roma have been left to battle it out for the 21-year-old's services.
The Dane said on Saturday that there was "some interest, but nothing concrete" as speculation over his next club grew.
Ajax coach De Boer accepts that Eriksen, who has a year left on his contract, is likely to leave this summer, with a fee of around £15million quoted.
And although he is unsure if Liverpool - with no European football at Anfield this season - is the best move for the player, De Boer says he will support him in whatever decision he makes.
"It is up to Christian what he wants," said De Boer. "If he feels good going to Liverpool, then it is up to him.
"I would want nothing more than having him with us for a few more years.
"But we realise the interest in this kind of player is huge. And I can also understand that he wants to make another step in his career. I can't stop him."
Won't be surprised if clubs 'do a Spurs' on either/both of them. Ajax would probably find it hard not to take the money on offer with them able to talk to clubs on precontract agreement in less than 6 mths time (come August).
lol who locked the thread 😀
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