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Move it then, jesus wept.
Hahahaha
I say go for this one. Prefer him more than the flavour of the season.
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"Toby A-wee-wee" to the same tune.
At 28mill if true, every team looking at VVD would be much better off looking at this and saving themselves 20mil. He's probably the better defender too.
Our fans will fucking butcher his name anyway. Toby Aldwed is what it'll end up sounding like I'd guess. Most of the time it'll be 'that Belgian lad" or "Toby".
Toby A-weird-o
Toby Aldo will be his adoptive name.
And I hope Virgil Van Dijk doesn't mind being called Dick.
The "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" tune would work though. Plenty of scope there.
Now that I wouldn't mind seeing happen. We could do worse than take Maguire from them as well while we're at it.
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/spor...verpool-transfer-rumours-reds-remain-12922962
We are back for him, probably end up at Dortmund now.
We are back for him, probably end up at Dortmund now.
Liverpool claimed to be close to £8 million signing of Hull City left-back Andrew Robertson
Jack Lusby
21 April 2017
Hull City left-back Andrew Robertson could be on his way to Liverpool this summer, with reports claiming an £8 million deal is in the works.
Robertson was linked with a move to Merseyside last summer, when Jurgen Klopp‘s priority target, Ben Chilwell, fell through his clutches.
But the Scotland international remained at the KC Stadium, and has been in impressive form for the Tigers despite their fight against relegation.
Hull activated a one-year extension on Robertson’s contract in December, but this was likely a move to increase his sell-on value a
head of the summer.
And according to the Mail, this could well be the case, with Liverpool said to be “closing in on an £8 million deal.”
They claim that with Alberto Moreno set to leave at the end of the season, Klopp is seeking a “long-term specialist,” despite the positive form of current first choice James Milner.
Robertson would certainly be a prime candidate if that was the case, with age, quality and experience all on his side, and he looks ready to step up a level.
But whether this report is to be believed, however, is hugely questionable, with reporter Mike Keegan contradicting himself throughout.
Firstly, a £8 million move is claimed to be close, before Keegan mentions interest in Real Betis’ Riza Durmisi, concluding that Klopp “may look to add another left back this summer.”
Fulham’s Ryan Sessegnon has been widely reported by the Liverpool press gang as Klopp’s key left-back target, but he is not even mentioned by Keegan.
Moreno is certainly likely to leave, but it is believed that Klopp will keep his faith with Milner for the short term, while nurturing a young talent like Sessegnon as his successor.
This is much the case with Nathaniel Clyne and Trent Alexander-Arnold at right-back, with the 18-year-old set for a bright future.
Signing Robertson would certainly be a wise move for Liverpool, and £8 million stands as a reasonable fee for a 23-year-old who has already made 197 senior club appearances.
The hope will be that he is on Klopp’s radar, as there is no guarantee a deal for Sessegnon will be brokered.
The 16-year-old, who was named in the Championship’s PFA Team of the Season, is set to sign his first professional contract when he turns 17 next month, and Fulham are eager to keep him.
Jack Lusby
21 April 2017
Hull City left-back Andrew Robertson could be on his way to Liverpool this summer, with reports claiming an £8 million deal is in the works.
Robertson was linked with a move to Merseyside last summer, when Jurgen Klopp‘s priority target, Ben Chilwell, fell through his clutches.
But the Scotland international remained at the KC Stadium, and has been in impressive form for the Tigers despite their fight against relegation.
Hull activated a one-year extension on Robertson’s contract in December, but this was likely a move to increase his sell-on value a
head of the summer.
And according to the Mail, this could well be the case, with Liverpool said to be “closing in on an £8 million deal.”
They claim that with Alberto Moreno set to leave at the end of the season, Klopp is seeking a “long-term specialist,” despite the positive form of current first choice James Milner.
Robertson would certainly be a prime candidate if that was the case, with age, quality and experience all on his side, and he looks ready to step up a level.
But whether this report is to be believed, however, is hugely questionable, with reporter Mike Keegan contradicting himself throughout.
Firstly, a £8 million move is claimed to be close, before Keegan mentions interest in Real Betis’ Riza Durmisi, concluding that Klopp “may look to add another left back this summer.”
Fulham’s Ryan Sessegnon has been widely reported by the Liverpool press gang as Klopp’s key left-back target, but he is not even mentioned by Keegan.
Moreno is certainly likely to leave, but it is believed that Klopp will keep his faith with Milner for the short term, while nurturing a young talent like Sessegnon as his successor.
This is much the case with Nathaniel Clyne and Trent Alexander-Arnold at right-back, with the 18-year-old set for a bright future.
Signing Robertson would certainly be a wise move for Liverpool, and £8 million stands as a reasonable fee for a 23-year-old who has already made 197 senior club appearances.
The hope will be that he is on Klopp’s radar, as there is no guarantee a deal for Sessegnon will be brokered.
The 16-year-old, who was named in the Championship’s PFA Team of the Season, is set to sign his first professional contract when he turns 17 next month, and Fulham are eager to keep him.
Most believable rumour so far
Yet most people across different forums believe Alderweireld should be in the PFA team of the season whilst VVD has not been mentioned once .. by anyone !
Well, Alderweireld has had a very good season and is part of the best defence in the league. If Van Dijk played for Spurs I'd bet the roles were reversed.
I think he's better anyway.
Because he's been injured since just after Xmas and won't play again this season
Didn't he play yesterday?
Probably belong in here.
Mirror reporting that Barcelona has singled out Christian Eriksen as their top target for the Summer as the one they want to 'feed' Messi, Suarez and Neymar with chances next season.
I don't see Spurs sell at this stage on the other hand if the money on offer enters Bale territory then Levy would have a hard time saying 'no thanks'.
Personally I think, and I am of course biased because I reckon he's the bees knees, that he's probably the player they'd struggle the most to replace in their current setup despite having the phenomenal Alli and Kane in there as well.
What do you think, will Spurs cash in on one of their star players? Whether it'll be Eriksen, Alli or Kane? I doubt it.
Mirror reporting that Barcelona has singled out Christian Eriksen as their top target for the Summer as the one they want to 'feed' Messi, Suarez and Neymar with chances next season.
I don't see Spurs sell at this stage on the other hand if the money on offer enters Bale territory then Levy would have a hard time saying 'no thanks'.
Personally I think, and I am of course biased because I reckon he's the bees knees, that he's probably the player they'd struggle the most to replace in their current setup despite having the phenomenal Alli and Kane in there as well.
What do you think, will Spurs cash in on one of their star players? Whether it'll be Eriksen, Alli or Kane? I doubt it.
They'll sell Eriksen if they offer 40-50 million.
He's probably worth around 30-40 million imo in a sane market.
To think they bought him for fucking peanuts even though our chief danish scout recommended him.
He's probably worth around 30-40 million imo in a sane market.
To think they bought him for fucking peanuts even though our chief danish scout recommended him.
Mmm.. not so sure about your valuations there mate. We'll see but I doubt they'd even contemplate selling Eriksen for anything but an offer way North of £50M.
One thing is the money, they are nice to have, another is, who should they get in instead? Eriksen is topping all of the charts in Europe when it comes to assists, creating chances and distance covered (for forward players). He's only recently turned 25-years-old and as such has got his finest years ahead of him still.
If however you are right we should defo chip in with a cheeky £40M offer.
wink wink
If they lost any two players out of that trio it would almost look like a rebuild project for them wouldn't it?
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