Skrtel
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We can ask for as much we like but we won't sell him for much more than £15M should we strike lucky imo. Let's see what happens.
I'd love to spark skrtel
The first time you connected with his jaw you'd break every bone in your hand.
I'll just spark you instead, then.
Hes also gotten a slight dig in at Dalglish in that interview. He can fuck off with that shit, no need for it at all.
This sounds like he's on his way.
he's a fucking cunt.
Fixed that for ya!
Kris, with the greatest respect as you're one of my favourite posters on here and I respect most of what you post that isn't about someone Danish, or Skrtel.
Give it a rest, this whole "He's not worth that much because he's not Daniel Agger" attitude, while actively looking to find any reason to put a boot in to the lad is tiresome, conceited and completely fucking transparent.
Sell sell sell
Is this going to happen? I don't like this...
The thing about managers who want to play attacking football is that, you shouldn't let them mess around too much with the defense....cuz often they don't know what the fuck they are doing there.
He should focus on fixing the broken parts of the team...not meddling with parts that are functioning well at the moment...
The thing about managers who want to play attacking football is that, you shouldn't let them mess around too much with the defense....cuz often they don't know what the fuck they are doing there.
He should focus on fixing the broken parts of the team...not meddling with parts that are functioning well at the moment...
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i reckon there will be one proper transfer kick in the teeth this summer (carroll sale doesn't count for me ) and it'll either be Skrtel or worse Agger .
But as has been said , if he wants off after one really good season then goodbye to him .
But as has been said , if he wants off after one really good season then goodbye to him .
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers determined not to lose Martin Skrtel
By Chris Bascombe, in Toronto
7:00PM BST 22 Jul 2012
Skrtel suggested in an interview last week he has received several offers to leave. That is news to Rodgers. Liverpool hope to conclude negotiations on a new deal with the 27 year-old and are bemused by suggestions there has been any breakdown in those conversations. The club expects talks to continue in the coming weeks.
Skrtel featured in the opening game of Rodgers’ reign in Canada on Saturday, a low-key 1-1 draw with Toronto, and the Liverpool manager said he would fight to keep his centre-back.
Asked if there had been offers for the defender, Rodgers said: “No. I’ve heard nothing from any other club. Martin has been fantastic and seems happy and contented. He fits into my plans and ideas. I will fight as hard as I can to keep the players that I want here and he is one of them.
“Unfortunately there is always that rumour, speculation and gossip and until the window closes that will continue.”
It had seemed Skrtel would be remaining on Merseyside until the comments published in an interview in his own country.
“There have been a number of offers, but without Liverpool’s permission nothing can move forward,” said Skrtel.
Given Liverpool’s position, it is evident any such offers have been made directly to the player rather than to his club.
Rodgers struck a similar tone with Luis Suárez, perplexed by the suggestion Juventus believe they can strike a deal for the Uruguayan striker and pair him with Arsenal's Robin Van Persie next season.
Suárez has already held positive talks with the Northern Irishman by phone and he is sure of his ongoing commitment to Anfield. As with Skrtel and Daniel Agger, Liverpool hope Suárez will sign an improved contract shortly.
“I’m confident he is really looking forward to playing for us this season and is really looking forward to this way of football,” said Rodgers.
“I have spoken to him and had nothing but positivity from him. He is obviously at the Olympics and I wish him well, but I will wish him better when he comes back.”
The Euro 2012 representatives, including Steven Gerrard, Glen Johnson, Stewart Downing and Andy Carroll, will land in Boston this evening.
Carroll’s future has been plunged into doubt since Newcastle’s failed loan bid, but he will not leave during this transfer window if Liverpool’s £20 million valuation is not met.
Liverpool may have to play their first competitive fixture, the Europa League qualifier in either Belarus or Macedonia on Aug 2, without their England players as Rodgers assesses their fitness.
He is concerned it may be too soon into their pre-season programme and will not risk jeopardising their fitness ahead of the Premier League campaign.
By Chris Bascombe, in Toronto
7:00PM BST 22 Jul 2012
Skrtel suggested in an interview last week he has received several offers to leave. That is news to Rodgers. Liverpool hope to conclude negotiations on a new deal with the 27 year-old and are bemused by suggestions there has been any breakdown in those conversations. The club expects talks to continue in the coming weeks.
Skrtel featured in the opening game of Rodgers’ reign in Canada on Saturday, a low-key 1-1 draw with Toronto, and the Liverpool manager said he would fight to keep his centre-back.
Asked if there had been offers for the defender, Rodgers said: “No. I’ve heard nothing from any other club. Martin has been fantastic and seems happy and contented. He fits into my plans and ideas. I will fight as hard as I can to keep the players that I want here and he is one of them.
“Unfortunately there is always that rumour, speculation and gossip and until the window closes that will continue.”
It had seemed Skrtel would be remaining on Merseyside until the comments published in an interview in his own country.
“There have been a number of offers, but without Liverpool’s permission nothing can move forward,” said Skrtel.
Given Liverpool’s position, it is evident any such offers have been made directly to the player rather than to his club.
Rodgers struck a similar tone with Luis Suárez, perplexed by the suggestion Juventus believe they can strike a deal for the Uruguayan striker and pair him with Arsenal's Robin Van Persie next season.
Suárez has already held positive talks with the Northern Irishman by phone and he is sure of his ongoing commitment to Anfield. As with Skrtel and Daniel Agger, Liverpool hope Suárez will sign an improved contract shortly.
“I’m confident he is really looking forward to playing for us this season and is really looking forward to this way of football,” said Rodgers.
“I have spoken to him and had nothing but positivity from him. He is obviously at the Olympics and I wish him well, but I will wish him better when he comes back.”
The Euro 2012 representatives, including Steven Gerrard, Glen Johnson, Stewart Downing and Andy Carroll, will land in Boston this evening.
Carroll’s future has been plunged into doubt since Newcastle’s failed loan bid, but he will not leave during this transfer window if Liverpool’s £20 million valuation is not met.
Liverpool may have to play their first competitive fixture, the Europa League qualifier in either Belarus or Macedonia on Aug 2, without their England players as Rodgers assesses their fitness.
He is concerned it may be too soon into their pre-season programme and will not risk jeopardising their fitness ahead of the Premier League campaign.
Is his contract up in August or January 2014?
Whatever, if he refuses to sign his extension we have to get shut pretty quick.
Whatever, if he refuses to sign his extension we have to get shut pretty quick.
Summer of 2014.
Thanks Gary, as I say we need to start moving now, if we don't sell him this window he is in the last 12 months next year with all the shite that brings
I reckon he wants out and will be gone by the start of the season.
You are right.
Same here. All that I have a 'valid contract' bollox did not fill me with confidence.
Rodgers certainly singing a different tune when compared to his quotes about our £35 million centre forward.
I reckon this is pretty much right.
Get the deal done ASAP. Bird in the hand is worth 2 in the bush.
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