Luis Suarez pwned by the Lizards and is Staying, and has said sorry to BR and teammates
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let's be honest , for all our talk and being in "control" of this , the chances are it's going to explode in our faces . Now i'm not saying that's even the clubs fault , if bids don't come in early then what can you do . But time is ticking and if he is able to force this move , especially to arsenal, then it's not going to look good on the club . We'll really need to pull off some good , smart transfers to cover for it or we may be in alot of trouble .
And yeah he's a cunt but this is what happens when you finish 7th, 6th , 8th and 7th . And i don't care what any of you think , nearly everyone involved in the club over the last 5 to 6 yrs has contributed to that shite , they can all fuck off as far as i am concerned .
And yeah he's a cunt but this is what happens when you finish 7th, 6th , 8th and 7th . And i don't care what any of you think , nearly everyone involved in the club over the last 5 to 6 yrs has contributed to that shite , they can all fuck off as far as i am concerned .
The club sets a deadline. Asking price by so and so date or all deals are off. And we'll see you in court Luis.
So people can act the cunt because of our league position?
You can still leave a club in a dignified manner.
That's why they moved Shanks statue!
We are doing a Suarez bite one to replace it!
Put up or shut up! Rodgers' Suarez warning for Gunners
25 Jul 2013 00:01
LFC manager warns Arsenal to bid true value or stop unsettling Reds' star man
Brendan Rodgers has warned Arsenal to 'put up or shut up' in their pursuit of Liverpool FC striker Luis Suarez .
The Reds boss insists the Gunners must significantly increase their bid of £40million plus £1 to have any hope of landing the Uruguayan.
Rodgers, who recently said he ranks Suarez in the same class as Edinson Cavani who joined Paris St-Germain from Napoli for £55million, dismissed suggestions that the Londoners' latest offer had triggered a release clause in the player's contract
Suarez, who made his first Liverpool appearance for three months in yesterday's 2-0 win over Melbourne Victory, was scheduled to fly with the squad from Australia to Thailand today for the final leg of the tour.
“For me, it is work as normal,” Rodgers said.
“There is no change for me or for Luis. He is a paid player at Liverpool Football Club so he just needs to get on with getting himself fit.
“That’s how it is. Until somebody tells me something different that is what all my concentration will be on.
“If Arsenal want the player then they have to produce the value for the player.
“There was an offer a few weeks ago of £35million and two weeks later it is now £40million and £1. I don’t think it is anywhere near the value of what he is worth.
“It is two-fold really. A player may want to go, but then somebody has to pay the value or worth of that player.”
Arsenal, whose current record transfer fee is the £15million they spent on Andrey Arshavin in 2009, expect Suarez to try to force the issue by telling Liverpool he wants to join the Gunners.
However, the Reds have no intention of granting him that wish unless there is a suitably attractive offer on the table.
Suarez’s agent Pere Guardiola believed a bid of more than £40million would allow his client to move on but Liverpool have always insisted that is not the case.
Asked if the Reds simply had to inform Suarez of offers in excess of that figure, Rodgers said: “Absolutely. That's it. There is nothing more than that.”
Rodgers discussed Arsenal's new bid with Suarez prior to yesterday's game in front of a crowd of more than 95,000.
The manager is confident last season's top scorer will continue to apply himself for Liverpool while this summer-long saga continues.
“It may be a distraction, but players are paid enough money now to produce for their clubs and he just has to keep his professionalism, which he has done,” Rodgers said.
“He was okay to go on to the pitch and his concentration was fine.
“I am not worried about him (in that sense), but there will be no games played at Liverpool. He is part of the group and he knows the standard you have to meet at this club, on and off the field.
“After a long flight and then double training sessions Monday and Tuesday and then the game he's just a wee bit weary.”
Liverpool aren't prepared to allow the uncertainty surrounding Suarez to drag on into August, potentially damaging the start of their Premier League campaign.
Asked if there would be a cut-off point for the Reds to even consider offers, Rodgers said: “Yes and that period will come soon.”
Philippe Coutinho and Kolo Toure both missed yesterday's game due to minor injuries but could return in Sunday's match against Thailand in Bangkok.
25 Jul 2013 00:01
LFC manager warns Arsenal to bid true value or stop unsettling Reds' star man
Brendan Rodgers has warned Arsenal to 'put up or shut up' in their pursuit of Liverpool FC striker Luis Suarez .
The Reds boss insists the Gunners must significantly increase their bid of £40million plus £1 to have any hope of landing the Uruguayan.
Rodgers, who recently said he ranks Suarez in the same class as Edinson Cavani who joined Paris St-Germain from Napoli for £55million, dismissed suggestions that the Londoners' latest offer had triggered a release clause in the player's contract
Suarez, who made his first Liverpool appearance for three months in yesterday's 2-0 win over Melbourne Victory, was scheduled to fly with the squad from Australia to Thailand today for the final leg of the tour.
“For me, it is work as normal,” Rodgers said.
“There is no change for me or for Luis. He is a paid player at Liverpool Football Club so he just needs to get on with getting himself fit.
“That’s how it is. Until somebody tells me something different that is what all my concentration will be on.
“If Arsenal want the player then they have to produce the value for the player.
“There was an offer a few weeks ago of £35million and two weeks later it is now £40million and £1. I don’t think it is anywhere near the value of what he is worth.
“It is two-fold really. A player may want to go, but then somebody has to pay the value or worth of that player.”
Arsenal, whose current record transfer fee is the £15million they spent on Andrey Arshavin in 2009, expect Suarez to try to force the issue by telling Liverpool he wants to join the Gunners.
However, the Reds have no intention of granting him that wish unless there is a suitably attractive offer on the table.
Suarez’s agent Pere Guardiola believed a bid of more than £40million would allow his client to move on but Liverpool have always insisted that is not the case.
Asked if the Reds simply had to inform Suarez of offers in excess of that figure, Rodgers said: “Absolutely. That's it. There is nothing more than that.”
Rodgers discussed Arsenal's new bid with Suarez prior to yesterday's game in front of a crowd of more than 95,000.
The manager is confident last season's top scorer will continue to apply himself for Liverpool while this summer-long saga continues.
“It may be a distraction, but players are paid enough money now to produce for their clubs and he just has to keep his professionalism, which he has done,” Rodgers said.
“He was okay to go on to the pitch and his concentration was fine.
“I am not worried about him (in that sense), but there will be no games played at Liverpool. He is part of the group and he knows the standard you have to meet at this club, on and off the field.
“After a long flight and then double training sessions Monday and Tuesday and then the game he's just a wee bit weary.”
Liverpool aren't prepared to allow the uncertainty surrounding Suarez to drag on into August, potentially damaging the start of their Premier League campaign.
Asked if there would be a cut-off point for the Reds to even consider offers, Rodgers said: “Yes and that period will come soon.”
Philippe Coutinho and Kolo Toure both missed yesterday's game due to minor injuries but could return in Sunday's match against Thailand in Bangkok.
I've been impressed with Brendan's handling of this.
BR is handling this very well and cleverly.
Yep, Liverpool won't stand for any shite.
Rodgers: "There will be a cut off period for clubs to move for Suarez. That period will soon come"
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no what i meant was that even if he wasn't a cunt , players of his quality will want out or be unwilling to join us if you have finishes like we have had over the last few seasons. we only have ourselves to blame for losing players of this quality .
Sarcasm not your strong point eh?
Not just he didn't move at all and just stood there. His normal game was non existant.
Is this after a few weeks not playing, a long haul flight and double training session in 2 days?
Carlos Carpia (journalist from Marca - think he's the Chief Editor)'s column
http://www.marca.com/2013/07/24/en/football/real_madrid/1374696070.html
http://www.marca.com/2013/07/24/en/football/real_madrid/1374696070.html
Seems to be suggesting that Bale is the top target instead of Suarez/Ibrahimovic
This was very different and every single person who was watching him in the ground saw it.
I hope we are all wrong but it looked bad, very bad.
Did it look like a really good player who doesn't give a shit about preseason, and who has no desire to injure themselves, especially as they are courting offers?
Who gives a shit. If he does stay, he won't play like that.
Who gives a shit. If he does stay, he won't play like that.
