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Luis Suarez pwned by the Lizards and is Staying, and has said sorry to BR and teammates
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Well done to all.
This is why we do this.
Time to celebrate.
This is why we do this.
Time to celebrate.
Liverpool FC dismiss Suarez legal action story
Suggestions that Luis Suarez is ready to take legal action against Liverpool in a bid to push through his transfer to Arsenal have been dismissed by sources at Anfield.
The story which lead the Daily Mail’s sports coverage suggested that the striker’s advisors believe the £40 million plus one pound bid from Arsenal was enough, under his contract, to force the club to sell and the fact that they have not is a clear breach.
Liverpool dismiss the story on two fronts. The first is that they believe the contract clause is specific in that it says only that a bid above £40 million has to be communicated to the player, but there is no obligation on the club to sell. The second is that they believe the rumblings about legal action do not come from the Suarez camp, but rather from the edges by those seeking to become involved in what would be a major money earner for various people.
There is, however, no doubt that Liverpool’s determination not to sell Suarez has been weakened by the constant speculation which Brendan Rodgers believes now has the potential to undermine team moral. However, there has been no weakening in the club’s position that it will take a fee of close to £50 million to prize the striker away.
At the same time the club is also determined that if Suarez wants to leave, he must first submit a transfer request which would cost him a considerable loyalty bonus.
The story which lead the Daily Mail’s sports coverage suggested that the striker’s advisors believe the £40 million plus one pound bid from Arsenal was enough, under his contract, to force the club to sell and the fact that they have not is a clear breach.
Liverpool dismiss the story on two fronts. The first is that they believe the contract clause is specific in that it says only that a bid above £40 million has to be communicated to the player, but there is no obligation on the club to sell. The second is that they believe the rumblings about legal action do not come from the Suarez camp, but rather from the edges by those seeking to become involved in what would be a major money earner for various people.
There is, however, no doubt that Liverpool’s determination not to sell Suarez has been weakened by the constant speculation which Brendan Rodgers believes now has the potential to undermine team moral. However, there has been no weakening in the club’s position that it will take a fee of close to £50 million to prize the striker away.
At the same time the club is also determined that if Suarez wants to leave, he must first submit a transfer request which would cost him a considerable loyalty bonus.
It might indeed be worth it, but we'd have to accept there'd be a risk involved, especially if any offers now coming in for him increase to a figure closer to our valuation.
As far as Chelsea are concerned: offhand I can't think of too many wantaways from there, but it's not likely you're going to get those anyway at a club which pays their level of wages and is in the running for all the trophies.
He's deffo a goner now.
The pages don't lie
The pages don't lie
Chelsea could also afford to write off the £6million or so Winston Bogarde would have generated, whereas we can't afford to write off £40M (or whatever loss we make if we bung him in the reserves and sell him after a year)
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Yes - we get that you really hate Suarez with a passion, and are in general very pessimistic about the team's opportunities this year or ever. I can only hope the team can make you smile a few times this year.
As long as it doesn't get in the way of his doing the job properly, I agree.
Where's that from? @RedZeppelin III
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ah it's just some shite from talkSport of all places . "Embarrassing" ourselves might be a bit much but i personally wouldn't be singing his name or sucking his dick to stay . It's obvious he doesn't give a shit and giving him unconditional support seems a bit naive to me . But that's just my opinion and i'm usually in the minority .
The source says it all. Ignored most of the bits that might have resonated with me because they sought to demean us for cheering one of our best players in the hope he might stay and / or out of our loyalty to him. Not bothered if it doesn't cut both ways. Someone has to show some loyalty somewhere!
RedZeppelin: I know what you mean, but I reckon it's worth doing if there's even an outside chance it might make him wonder whether he'd really be gaining anything by moving to another English club with not much (if any) more of a chance of winning something.
Regardless of where you stand on Suarez, I really don't think anyone - and I mean anyone - would want you to suck his dick to stay.
...and some class. The irony of TalkSh!te prattling about anyone embarrassing themselves won't be lost on anybody with half a brain. As for anyone who doesn't get it, who gives a flying one what (or if) they think?
Anyone else got a feeling Chelsea will step in with a bid soon, should their move for Rooney fail?
I don't for two reasons -
a) Mourinho likes, and respects, Rodgers. He thinks we aren't a rival to them, so he won't try to rock our boat as he's done with manure.
b) I generally believe Mourinho has gone after Rooney to shake Manure internally and weaken Moyes from the get go.
I think you and Spion care what they think - given you've both reacted to it.
I just wondered who was spouting it. The first line hit a nerve as i think its bollocks. But i wouldn't give them the satisfaction or the money of ringing in to dispute it. They're wums and thinly veiled ones at that. Speaking of which...😉
Interesting I had not looked at it that way. Upset the apple cart. Ideal scenario - Swansea beat a man utd in turmoil on the opening day with a Bony hattrick, next game up Chelsea beat them. United bottom of the table and the knifes out for Moyes already.
I'm not "supporting" Suarez. I don't want a world class player to leave, there's a difference but as its clear that I'm responding to your wummery I will stop now.
He means supporting Suarez in the past, when he was dragged by a proven liar through what's commonly acknowledged as a sick joke of a disciplinary process. It'll be a cold day in Hell before that constitutes cause for embarrassment.
Oh I don't know .. might take a bit of pressure off the wife at the moment.
Foot in mouth disease probably.
Shopping trolley ran across it
