So, who will be our most expensive signing this summer?
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You think what?
You heard Gerry. If you even are Gerry. I reckon you're the locksmith, and you murdered Gerry. You're now keeping up this charade until we forget about the safe. Well guess what 'Gerry'? We haven't forgotten you know.
"Gerry" doesn't post like Gerry. There is something awry. Amiss. Afoot, even.
Possibly one might even say askew.
if even this hasn't convinced you that he's only here on a wind-up, then there really is no hope for you.
We've been here before - with whoever the resident mong is at the time - and quite often they ARE real and not a wind-up.
you're more fucking cynical than me. NO ONE can be this stupid and type actual words.
I dunno. I always go back to the original hypothesis: if anyone can keep up the pretence of cataclysmic mental illness flawlessly, for this long, then it's not a wind-up, they actually ARE mentally ill, even if the "character" isn't real.
No, the Barcelona one, you know, the best player in the world.
I think that he want to win the league with us. Unfinished business.
I think Arn's onto something. He's obsessed with us. I think he's gonna bite someone over there to engineer a move back to us:
here he is saying he's become boss because of us:
The Uruguayan singled out his former captain's influence as he looked back at his time on Merseyside, and doubts he would have reached his current status elsewhere
Barcelona star Luis Suarez has underlined the importance of his time at Liverpool and believes he reached another level at Anfield.
The Uruguay international enjoyed a successful spell on Merseyside between 2011 and 2014, before making the move to Camp Nou.
He has since developed into a key figure at Barcelona, but doubts he would be playing at the same standard without his time in the Premier League.
"Liverpool turned me [into] a player of a different level," Suarez told ESPN. "A player like [former Liverpool captain Steven] Gerrard, he was so motivating the way he played. I learned so much from him.
"You went in there and you were transformed. They never gave up. The fans [were] so motivating. The stadium was always full. It made me grow as a player, I matured, my play improved technically."
Suarez expressed his gratitude to former Reds boss Kenny Dalglish, who stood by the trouble-prone forward when he was accused of racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra in October 2011.
"Kenny Dalglish changed me ... what he did for me at Liverpool, for the way he was. He even compared me to him. He supported me in that moment of racism, he defended me because he believed in me. And I am grateful to him."
here he is saying he's become boss because of us:
The Uruguayan singled out his former captain's influence as he looked back at his time on Merseyside, and doubts he would have reached his current status elsewhere
Barcelona star Luis Suarez has underlined the importance of his time at Liverpool and believes he reached another level at Anfield.
The Uruguay international enjoyed a successful spell on Merseyside between 2011 and 2014, before making the move to Camp Nou.
He has since developed into a key figure at Barcelona, but doubts he would be playing at the same standard without his time in the Premier League.
"Liverpool turned me [into] a player of a different level," Suarez told ESPN. "A player like [former Liverpool captain Steven] Gerrard, he was so motivating the way he played. I learned so much from him.
"You went in there and you were transformed. They never gave up. The fans [were] so motivating. The stadium was always full. It made me grow as a player, I matured, my play improved technically."
Suarez expressed his gratitude to former Reds boss Kenny Dalglish, who stood by the trouble-prone forward when he was accused of racially abusing Manchester United's Patrice Evra in October 2011.
"Kenny Dalglish changed me ... what he did for me at Liverpool, for the way he was. He even compared me to him. He supported me in that moment of racism, he defended me because he believed in me. And I am grateful to him."
He doesn't.
I wouldn't be surprised if Barca had to sell one of their front three. Seems that Qatar Airways are not going to renew their sponsorship with Barca who wanted £47m a year.
Neymar's contract has 2 years to run.
Messi's supposed to be getting a renewal too.
The Nou Camp remodification is going to cost millions. So the money's got to come from somewhere
Neymar's contract has 2 years to run.
Messi's supposed to be getting a renewal too.
The Nou Camp remodification is going to cost millions. So the money's got to come from somewhere
Jamo @ koptalk
My money's on Young Fish.
Suarez.
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oh hang on someone's at the front door,
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oh hang on someone's at the front door,
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I doubt that money will be any problem. If we qualify for the CL then Klopp may well get more than £150m to spend after we sold a few players.
Ritchie De Laet
I don't care how stupid the suggestion is, we definitely should buy Suarez back.
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