Ooooh Fuck...Eto'o As Bait For Mascher ??
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Bascombe, The Baby-Faced Prose Assassin, once again demonstrates his lack of any decent contacts at the club. When did the 'mascher's missus doesn't enjoy it in England' start being discussed in the forums? About six months ago, if not earlier. Great research, Chris. What's planned for next Sunday - 'Rafa not happy with the academy'?
Is she really living back in Argentina though? That must be pretty tough, if they've got kids.
If I had to choose between losing Xabi and losing Mascher, I'd lose Mascher. Particularly if he's likely to be genuinely unhappy next season if he stays. The idea of replacing both in the same summer is too much to deal with.
If I had to choose between losing Xabi and losing Mascher, I'd lose Mascher. Particularly if he's likely to be genuinely unhappy next season if he stays. The idea of replacing both in the same summer is too much to deal with.
Yeah, because with around £70m Rafa would be thick enough not to buy any CM's to replace them..... even I would give him more credit than that
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Ya Ya Toure reminds me of Sissoko, but with less energy. Not particularly good at Football but proficient at stopping the opposition. He looks a bit more languid and to have less urgency than Momo did.
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Is she really living back in Argentina though? That must be pretty tough, if they've got kids.
If I had to choose between losing Xabi and losing Mascher, I'd lose Mascher. Particularly if he's likely to be genuinely unhappy next season if he stays. The idea of replacing both in the same summer is too much to deal with.
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Perez (Makele) and Wenger (Flamini) thought losing their DM was no big deal as well. BIG MISTAKE. Mascher is far more important than Xabi when it comes to big games.
Is she really living back in Argentina though? That must be pretty tough, if they've got kids.
If I had to choose between losing Xabi and losing Mascher, I'd lose Mascher. Particularly if he's likely to be genuinely unhappy next season if he stays. The idea of replacing both in the same summer is too much to deal with.
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Perez (Makele) and Wenger (Flamini) thought losing their DM was no big deal as well. BIG MISTAKE. Mascher is far more important than Xabi when it comes to big games.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=34140.msg887593#msg887593 date=1244932920]
Is she really living back in Argentina though? That must be pretty tough, if they've got kids.
If I had to choose between losing Xabi and losing Mascher, I'd lose Mascher. Particularly if he's likely to be genuinely unhappy next season if he stays. The idea of replacing both in the same summer is too much to deal with.
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If I had to choose Xabi or Masch, I would pick Xabi. But only for either Iniesta in a straight swap or Sergio Ramos + cash. And that won't ever happen. So I tell Barca and/or Real to jog on.
Is she really living back in Argentina though? That must be pretty tough, if they've got kids.
If I had to choose between losing Xabi and losing Mascher, I'd lose Mascher. Particularly if he's likely to be genuinely unhappy next season if he stays. The idea of replacing both in the same summer is too much to deal with.
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If I had to choose Xabi or Masch, I would pick Xabi. But only for either Iniesta in a straight swap or Sergio Ramos + cash. And that won't ever happen. So I tell Barca and/or Real to jog on.
[quote author=LarryHagman link=topic=34140.msg887642#msg887642 date=1244946900]
Ya Ya Toure reminds me of Sissoko, but with less energy. Not particularly good at Football but proficient at stopping the opposition. He looks a bit more languid and to have less urgency than Momo did.
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Ah, I see. So you've never seen him play.
Ya Ya Toure reminds me of Sissoko, but with less energy. Not particularly good at Football but proficient at stopping the opposition. He looks a bit more languid and to have less urgency than Momo did.
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Ah, I see. So you've never seen him play.
[quote author=peekay link=topic=34140.msg887572#msg887572 date=1244929546]
Chris B is back
By CHRIS BASCOMBE, 13/06/2009
JAVIER MASCHERANO'S family anguish is behind his shock threat to quit Liverpool.
In the latest shattering transfer blow to manager Rafa Benitez, the Argentina skipper is considering leaving because his pregnant wife Fernanda has been unable to settle on Merseyside.
She returned to South America with the couple's daughter Lola before the end of last season. And although the 25-year-old midfielder is professionally happy at Anfield, the personal despair at being apart from his family means he feels he has no option but to consider moving on.
He thinks it will be easier for his wife to live in a Spanish-speaking country.
Benitez has insisted the midfielder is not for sale at any price, despite an imminent £30million bid from Barcelona. But the Liverpool boss has a fight on his hands to keep Mascherano given his difficult circumstances.
A Kop source said: "The truth is Javier loves Liverpool and is especially thankful to Rafa for everything he has done for his career in England. But he's facing a huge dilemma because he feels his family might be more settled in Spain. Nothing is certain, but it's true it's a big problem for the club."
With Xabi Alonso also determined to force through a move to La Liga, the spine of the Liverpool team could be ripped apart before the start of next season.
Benitez and Alonso remain on collision course, with the Spanish playmaker likely to try to force through a move after the Confederations Cup.
The only consolation for Benitez is that he could collect more than £50m in transfer fees for the two players - cash he could reinvest in the side.
On the other hand, replacing two world-class central midfielders will not be easy, especially as Liverpool have already missed out on their prime target Gareth Barry.
Benitez has still not given up hope of signing Valencia's David Silva. He has revived his interest in the 23-year-old Spaniard since Carlos Tevez declared his preference for Manchester City over Liverpool.
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It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Chris B is back
By CHRIS BASCOMBE, 13/06/2009
JAVIER MASCHERANO'S family anguish is behind his shock threat to quit Liverpool.
In the latest shattering transfer blow to manager Rafa Benitez, the Argentina skipper is considering leaving because his pregnant wife Fernanda has been unable to settle on Merseyside.
She returned to South America with the couple's daughter Lola before the end of last season. And although the 25-year-old midfielder is professionally happy at Anfield, the personal despair at being apart from his family means he feels he has no option but to consider moving on.
He thinks it will be easier for his wife to live in a Spanish-speaking country.
Benitez has insisted the midfielder is not for sale at any price, despite an imminent £30million bid from Barcelona. But the Liverpool boss has a fight on his hands to keep Mascherano given his difficult circumstances.
A Kop source said: "The truth is Javier loves Liverpool and is especially thankful to Rafa for everything he has done for his career in England. But he's facing a huge dilemma because he feels his family might be more settled in Spain. Nothing is certain, but it's true it's a big problem for the club."
With Xabi Alonso also determined to force through a move to La Liga, the spine of the Liverpool team could be ripped apart before the start of next season.
Benitez and Alonso remain on collision course, with the Spanish playmaker likely to try to force through a move after the Confederations Cup.
The only consolation for Benitez is that he could collect more than £50m in transfer fees for the two players - cash he could reinvest in the side.
On the other hand, replacing two world-class central midfielders will not be easy, especially as Liverpool have already missed out on their prime target Gareth Barry.
Benitez has still not given up hope of signing Valencia's David Silva. He has revived his interest in the 23-year-old Spaniard since Carlos Tevez declared his preference for Manchester City over Liverpool.
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It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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if masher does leave we should put in a cheeky bid for senna.
I'm sorry, but it's such a load of bollocks. So your husbond earns 70k a week, works from 10-14 each day, joint banking account, several Spanish speaking wives around town, baby on the way and all the trips to Argentina you want. For 3-5 years, anyone would take that. My wife would have jumped on that chance with both hands, if I were a pro footballer.
[quote author=Hansern link=topic=34140.msg887698#msg887698 date=1244969971]
I'm sorry, but it's such a load of bollocks. So your husbond earns 70k a week, works from 10-14 each day, joint banking account, several Spanish speaking wives around town, baby on the way and all the trips to Argentina you want. For 3-5 years, anyone would take that. My wife would have jumped on that chance with both hands, if I were a pro footballer.
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masherano would earn at least the same in spain and the climate is hotter and the spainish speakers would be everywhere rather than a cul de sac
I'm sorry, but it's such a load of bollocks. So your husbond earns 70k a week, works from 10-14 each day, joint banking account, several Spanish speaking wives around town, baby on the way and all the trips to Argentina you want. For 3-5 years, anyone would take that. My wife would have jumped on that chance with both hands, if I were a pro footballer.
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masherano would earn at least the same in spain and the climate is hotter and the spainish speakers would be everywhere rather than a cul de sac
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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As diplomatic as ever Ryan.
It's not a shithole, as you well know, but when compared to the places a top player could choose from, based upon the city alone it must rank towards the bottom of the pile, unfortunately.
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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As diplomatic as ever Ryan.
It's not a shithole, as you well know, but when compared to the places a top player could choose from, based upon the city alone it must rank towards the bottom of the pile, unfortunately.
[quote author=LarryHagman link=topic=34140.msg887642#msg887642 date=1244946900]
Ya Ya Toure reminds me of Sissoko, but with less energy. Not particularly good at Football but proficient at stopping the opposition. He looks a bit more languid and to have less urgency than Momo did.
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what tripe you just posted. YA YA toure is an immense player who retention of the ball in fantastic - he tacles, wins ball and distributes the ball often in one pass to others around him - I loved Sissoko but Toure is light years ahead of him.
Ya Ya Toure reminds me of Sissoko, but with less energy. Not particularly good at Football but proficient at stopping the opposition. He looks a bit more languid and to have less urgency than Momo did.
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what tripe you just posted. YA YA toure is an immense player who retention of the ball in fantastic - he tacles, wins ball and distributes the ball often in one pass to others around him - I loved Sissoko but Toure is light years ahead of him.
if masher is sold then we have to bring in another CM because dropping gerrard back into the center will make us less of an attacking threat.
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[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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As diplomatic as ever Ryan.
It's not a shithole, as you well know, but when compared to the places a top player could choose from, based upon the city alone it must rank towards the bottom of the pile, unfortunately.
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Be fair, it is ever so near to the biggest shithole of them all.......Manchester.
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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As diplomatic as ever Ryan.
It's not a shithole, as you well know, but when compared to the places a top player could choose from, based upon the city alone it must rank towards the bottom of the pile, unfortunately.
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Be fair, it is ever so near to the biggest shithole of them all.......Manchester.
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[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34140.msg887759#msg887759 date=1244976822]
How about Daniele De Rossi if masher wanted to leave?
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He's a wonderful player - but I'm not sure he's really a DM ...
How about Daniele De Rossi if masher wanted to leave?
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He's a wonderful player - but I'm not sure he's really a DM ...
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[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34140.msg887759#msg887759 date=1244976822]
How about Daniele De Rossi if masher wanted to leave?
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He's fucking awful.
How about Daniele De Rossi if masher wanted to leave?
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He's fucking awful.
[quote author=David Byrne link=topic=34140.msg887757#msg887757 date=1244976629]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
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do elaborate?
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
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do elaborate?
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[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34140.msg887759#msg887759 date=1244976822]
How about Daniele De Rossi if masher wanted to leave?
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He's a wonderful player - but I'm not sure he's really a DM ...
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agree he is fantastic, I think he has the discipline to play a more rounded midfield role - he oozes class and passion.
[quote author=thelurker link=topic=34140.msg887759#msg887759 date=1244976822]
How about Daniele De Rossi if masher wanted to leave?
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He's a wonderful player - but I'm not sure he's really a DM ...
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agree he is fantastic, I think he has the discipline to play a more rounded midfield role - he oozes class and passion.
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David Byrne
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[quote author=David Byrne link=topic=34140.msg887757#msg887757 date=1244976629]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
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do elaborate?
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About what?
[quote author=David Byrne link=topic=34140.msg887757#msg887757 date=1244976629]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
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do elaborate?
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About what?
[quote author=keniget link=topic=34140.msg887769#msg887769 date=1244977115]
I don't like him. Anyways, De Rossi will never leave Roma.
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if they have unmanageable debts and need to sell, why not leave? He probably won't institgae a departure but he would go if Roma needed to sell (i.e. Kaka)
I don't like him. Anyways, De Rossi will never leave Roma.
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if they have unmanageable debts and need to sell, why not leave? He probably won't institgae a departure but he would go if Roma needed to sell (i.e. Kaka)
[quote author=David Byrne link=topic=34140.msg887771#msg887771 date=1244977153]
[quote author=red_maradona link=topic=34140.msg887764#msg887764 date=1244976999]
[quote author=David Byrne link=topic=34140.msg887757#msg887757 date=1244976629]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
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do elaborate?
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About what?
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the part I highlighed in bold.
[quote author=red_maradona link=topic=34140.msg887764#msg887764 date=1244976999]
[quote author=David Byrne link=topic=34140.msg887757#msg887757 date=1244976629]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=34140.msg887685#msg887685 date=1244969151]
It's always going to be a problem for us in terms of attracting and retaining players that Liverpool is such a fucking shitehole.
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Don't ever call our city a shithole, you cheeky fucking cunt. Considering where they're originally from, living in a 2 million quid mansion in Woolton (one of the nicest areas in the country) must be like paradise. Not to mention the fact that most players live in the Cheshire stockbroker belt these days.
How many top class players have we have struggled to retain by the way? If any want to leave it won't be because of the City, and more to do with cultural reasons. Daft twat.
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do elaborate?
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About what?
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the part I highlighed in bold.
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