Rodgers on Transfers
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@LFCTS: According to this http://t.co/0QDKzkhcv1 an agreement between Valencia and Liverpool for Cissokho could be reached in next few hours
feels like a kolo signing to me. fucking sign someone really good please.
Dodgy teeth on a French left back. Luis is going to love him.
Corrected to make Luis happier.
Somehow the teeth medical showed that he could have future spinal problems. Not sure how you find that out from your teeth though
Racist.
Wrong South American mate.
You are all the same.
REALIST CUNT
Heh, it happened with Gerrard when he was a late teen, he was told his back problems stemmed from his wisdom teeth, so he had them removed.
Liverpool have reportedly launched a formal bid for Valencia pair Robert Soldado and Aly Cissokho according to Spanish source AS.
The Anfield side are to offer €30m (£25.2m) for 28 year old Spanish international Soldado and the La Liga side will cleverly circumvent the need to fork out a big sum to Cissokho’s former Lyon employers by offering the full-back for a fee of just €1m (£800k), clearly a fee way below the player’s market value.
Liverpool’s interest in Soldado will of course leave many wondering if the Valencia forward is seen as a replacement for want-away forward Luis Suarez, who returned to the club today for their pre-season tour of Australia.
Rodgers has already done some successful shopping in La Liga, bringing in Sevilla and Celta Vigo attackers Luis Alberto and Iago Aspas, and has hinted in recent days that he plans on making further summer additions having also brought in Kolo Toure and Simon Mignolet from Man City and Sunderland respectively.
Liverpool could well be keen to strengthen their defensive options and Rodgers may see Cissokho as a preferable option to Spaniard Luis Enrique, who had something of an average campaign last term.
Soldado is a proven goal-scorer who has netted 81 goals in 141 appearances for the Mestalla side though arguably he isn’t in the same calibre as Luis Suarez and as such would perhaps not be a signing Liverpool fans would be all that impressed by if they did indeed see the Uruguayan goal machine leave the Merseyside club.
The Anfield side are to offer €30m (£25.2m) for 28 year old Spanish international Soldado and the La Liga side will cleverly circumvent the need to fork out a big sum to Cissokho’s former Lyon employers by offering the full-back for a fee of just €1m (£800k), clearly a fee way below the player’s market value.
Liverpool’s interest in Soldado will of course leave many wondering if the Valencia forward is seen as a replacement for want-away forward Luis Suarez, who returned to the club today for their pre-season tour of Australia.
Rodgers has already done some successful shopping in La Liga, bringing in Sevilla and Celta Vigo attackers Luis Alberto and Iago Aspas, and has hinted in recent days that he plans on making further summer additions having also brought in Kolo Toure and Simon Mignolet from Man City and Sunderland respectively.
Liverpool could well be keen to strengthen their defensive options and Rodgers may see Cissokho as a preferable option to Spaniard Luis Enrique, who had something of an average campaign last term.
Soldado is a proven goal-scorer who has netted 81 goals in 141 appearances for the Mestalla side though arguably he isn’t in the same calibre as Luis Suarez and as such would perhaps not be a signing Liverpool fans would be all that impressed by if they did indeed see the Uruguayan goal machine leave the Merseyside club.
Which Shakhtar player who we missed out on was Rodgers referring to in that recent interview, then?
we've got 4 fucking strikers when we generally play with one up front
yeah but we play at least one of them on the flank, and only two of them can score goals consistently. So.
1in5? The Suarez that scored 23 goals in the league last season?
And missed many many more
He's not clinical.
Rodgers admitted last season we played to get the most of Suarez, and he's said he plan this season is for everyone to get involved
Our style will change so there's no guarantee Suarez will get as many this year. Ideally, we need someone who'll shoot with greater accuracy
He's not clinical.
Rodgers admitted last season we played to get the most of Suarez, and he's said he plan this season is for everyone to get involved
Our style will change so there's no guarantee Suarez will get as many this year. Ideally, we need someone who'll shoot with greater accuracy
No problem with buying a striker with any money left over after strengthening our midfield and buying a CB.
Yeah he's an out and out striker, he's a damn good player to be honest good on the floor and in the air, but unless we're selling Suarez or Borini I don't understand the reason behind it.
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