Madrid get Real over Suarez swoop
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If there isn't one at all then that's great. If there is one that triggers negotiations, the buying club don't budge at all, Suarez says he wants to go and ultimately puts in a transfer request then we will end up accepting it.
Generally speaking clubs don't keep players after they have said they want out. And Suarez is being perfectly nice about Liverpool now, but if we refuse him what he might eventually decide is his 'dream move' do you imagine he will retain his deep love for the club? He's unstable and finds it impossible to keep his mouth shut at the best of times.
Generally speaking clubs don't keep players after they have said they want out. And Suarez is being perfectly nice about Liverpool now, but if we refuse him what he might eventually decide is his 'dream move' do you imagine he will retain his deep love for the club? He's unstable and finds it impossible to keep his mouth shut at the best of times.
we should sell this cunt, he takes no responsibility for his shitty behavior, he has no appreciation for the backing the club has given to him, go rot in madrid you ungrateful shit
Really? not as far as I'm concerned
I'd have a bit of that
What a well thought out response. Must have taken ages for you to come up with that. You'd fit in well at Stamford Bridge. That post would look ace on a placard.
He speaks highly you of you too.
A white plastic placard, obv.
Not laminated either.
Ha ha - No he won't. I kind of like the silly season. It reminds me of the good old koptalk days. Zinedine Zidane spotted in a Merseyside estate agents and all that.
It might say 'Suariz your a cunt'
Brian Reade:
You can smell it in the air when Florentino Perez is up for re-election as Real Madrid president.
It’s the kind of pungent odour that makes you want to do what the Bernabeu faithful do when things are going badly on the pitch: Hold the nose and reach for a scented hankie.
As ever he puts the world’s best players on notice that soon they could be handed the keys to his Willy Wonka-style fantasy factory and lets the tapping-up commence. Here’s what he’s currently telling those playing in England who are on his wish-list:
“Gareth Bale was born to play for Madrid....Luis Suarez is a great player. I like him.”
Cue front page reports in Spain about done deals, quotes from agents about their client's contract being honoured and the snapping sound of heads being rapidly turned.
The saga usually drags on with Perez re-entering late on, like the UN Secretary General, claiming he’s on a noble mission to free slaves from heartless dictators standing in the way of a man and his dream. When really he’s screwing the price as low as he possibly can.
So get ready for a summer of fun folks. Bale or Suarez may well go there depending how deep Spurs and Liverpool want to dig their heels in and how deep the untouchable Madrid institution is allowed to go further into debt.
Plotting Perez: Real Madrid's President Florentino Perez is up for re-election and up to his old tricks
But the question has to be asked: Why set your sights so low, lads? Why fall for the illusion that Real are still the prettiest girl at the ball, when they’re not even close to her?
Due to Jose Mourinho’s desperation to escape the Madrid mad-house and be back in a competitive league, Perez hasn’t got a manager. So you don’t even know if the coach you’ll be playing for wants you. Ask Michael Owen how that panned out.
As for Real’s self-proclaimed status as the biggest club in the world, they haven’t appeared in a Champions League final since 2002. And they’ve only managed to finish first in the Spanish two-horse race once in the past five years. Ask Xabi Alonso how his move of a lifetime went, having only a Spanish league and cup-winners medal to show for the four peak years of his career.
Much of Real’s decade of failure is down to Perez’s bankrupt Galactico philosophy. Unlike Barcelona, Real didn’t fashion a new and liberating style based on home-grown talent, they simply ran up the biggest overdraft in football and bribed the best players to join a commercial circus.
Perez got lucky first time around with Zidane, Figo, and Ronaldo. When he tried to replace them with Beckham, Robinho and Owen, he failed. When he was last up for election the £200 million he spent on Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, Alonso and Karim Benzema showed a miserly return.
Bernabeu bound: Luis Suarez appears to be heading out of Anfield
And now, as he attempts to bribe the best available players to curry favour with the fans, there’s a good chance he’ll fail again.
The truth that Bale and Suarez need to accept is that next season there will be at least two German, one Spanish, three English and possibly an Italian side ahead of an ageing and managerless Real.
So if you go there, admit you’re going for the money, the commercial exposure and the historic kudos, but don’t claim you’re going there because you couldn’t turn down the best team in the world.
Unless you want us to bid you farewell clutching scented hankies to our noses.
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You can smell it in the air when Florentino Perez is up for re-election as Real Madrid president.
It’s the kind of pungent odour that makes you want to do what the Bernabeu faithful do when things are going badly on the pitch: Hold the nose and reach for a scented hankie.
As ever he puts the world’s best players on notice that soon they could be handed the keys to his Willy Wonka-style fantasy factory and lets the tapping-up commence. Here’s what he’s currently telling those playing in England who are on his wish-list:
“Gareth Bale was born to play for Madrid....Luis Suarez is a great player. I like him.”
Cue front page reports in Spain about done deals, quotes from agents about their client's contract being honoured and the snapping sound of heads being rapidly turned.
The saga usually drags on with Perez re-entering late on, like the UN Secretary General, claiming he’s on a noble mission to free slaves from heartless dictators standing in the way of a man and his dream. When really he’s screwing the price as low as he possibly can.
So get ready for a summer of fun folks. Bale or Suarez may well go there depending how deep Spurs and Liverpool want to dig their heels in and how deep the untouchable Madrid institution is allowed to go further into debt.
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But the question has to be asked: Why set your sights so low, lads? Why fall for the illusion that Real are still the prettiest girl at the ball, when they’re not even close to her?
Due to Jose Mourinho’s desperation to escape the Madrid mad-house and be back in a competitive league, Perez hasn’t got a manager. So you don’t even know if the coach you’ll be playing for wants you. Ask Michael Owen how that panned out.
As for Real’s self-proclaimed status as the biggest club in the world, they haven’t appeared in a Champions League final since 2002. And they’ve only managed to finish first in the Spanish two-horse race once in the past five years. Ask Xabi Alonso how his move of a lifetime went, having only a Spanish league and cup-winners medal to show for the four peak years of his career.
Much of Real’s decade of failure is down to Perez’s bankrupt Galactico philosophy. Unlike Barcelona, Real didn’t fashion a new and liberating style based on home-grown talent, they simply ran up the biggest overdraft in football and bribed the best players to join a commercial circus.
Perez got lucky first time around with Zidane, Figo, and Ronaldo. When he tried to replace them with Beckham, Robinho and Owen, he failed. When he was last up for election the £200 million he spent on Cristiano Ronaldo, Kaka, Alonso and Karim Benzema showed a miserly return.
And now, as he attempts to bribe the best available players to curry favour with the fans, there’s a good chance he’ll fail again.
The truth that Bale and Suarez need to accept is that next season there will be at least two German, one Spanish, three English and possibly an Italian side ahead of an ageing and managerless Real.
So if you go there, admit you’re going for the money, the commercial exposure and the historic kudos, but don’t claim you’re going there because you couldn’t turn down the best team in the world.
Unless you want us to bid you farewell clutching scented hankies to our noses.
Check out all the latest News, Sport & Celeb gossip at Mirror.co.uk http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/brian-reade-real-madrid-suarez-1924664#ixzz2UzXnkDqN
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Liverpool FC @LFCLuis Suarez is not for sale. LFC is fully supportive of Luis and expect him to honour his contract.
Yesterdays statement from the that fucking Twitter thingy(above) shows there is no release klaus
A player who has a release klause is basically constantly for sale. if the target figure is offered the kluas is 'triggered'(I believe is the cool phrase used by the media)
Perez shit out €200m last time he was campaigning for re-election, if he felt he needed Suarez to secure that then he would be much more vocal and the deal would be practically done. This time he is running unopposed and doesn't need the Suarez scalp. Luis has dropped a HHHUUUUUUUUUUUUGE! shit on his own doorstep but I think he will be here come September.
I have 4 trips planned for next season at €700-€850 a trip, the bitey cunt better be there, teeth and all.
P.S. I already know where I can buy edible hats.
Yesterdays statement from the that fucking Twitter thingy(above) shows there is no release klaus
A player who has a release klause is basically constantly for sale. if the target figure is offered the kluas is 'triggered'(I believe is the cool phrase used by the media)
Perez shit out €200m last time he was campaigning for re-election, if he felt he needed Suarez to secure that then he would be much more vocal and the deal would be practically done. This time he is running unopposed and doesn't need the Suarez scalp. Luis has dropped a HHHUUUUUUUUUUUUGE! shit on his own doorstep but I think he will be here come September.
I have 4 trips planned for next season at €700-€850 a trip, the bitey cunt better be there, teeth and all.
P.S. I already know where I can buy edible hats.
What's more impressive is how few chances he needs to get his goals - half as many as Suarez
I do wonder how that donkey Suarez would do with a Madrid team (with Ronaldo etc all around you) after being so shite with his %s playing alongside Carroll and Downing ... I mean, let's hope Madrid don't study his shooting %s !!!!!!!!
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