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[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=45263.msg1331266#msg1331266 date=1305140311]
That's a bit sweeping, Ahmed. Not all footballers are the same, and besides we're going to be a club which players don't want to leave. That's thanks to Kenny more than to any other single individual, so IMO we can and should forgive him the odd misstep early on, when he was still getting used to the job again and had a desperately deflated squad to try and pick up - which he's done to magnificent effect since.

As for Torres, he knew within days that he'd made a mistake. It was written all over his face when we beat them at their place. I'd lay odds that he'll leave Chavski before Suarez leaves us.
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Hey Judge - nice to see you still remember me !!!

My comments are a little harsh but I stick by them - much of the blame lies with the players not wanting it enough against the lower teams - had they have won those two winnable games then maybe we would be looking forward to CL footy. You see my view is very simple - to get the best players you need CL, to compete against the best teams you need the cash from the CL, to maintain our reputation as a club and also our international profile we need CL footy every year. It was possible when Kenny came in to achieve this and the players should have realised this and played to this aim.
 
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[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=45263.msg1331266#msg1331266 date=1305140311]
That's a bit sweeping, Ahmed. Not all footballers are the same, and besides we're going to be a club which players don't want to leave. That's thanks to Kenny more than to any other single individual, so IMO we can and should forgive him the odd misstep early on, when he was still getting used to the job again and had a desperately deflated squad to try and pick up - which he's done to magnificent effect since.

As for Torres, he knew within days that he'd made a mistake. It was written all over his face when we beat them at their place. I'd lay odds that he'll leave Chavski before Suarez leaves us.
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Hey Judge - nice to see you still remember me !!!

My comments are a little harsh but I stick by them - much of the blame lies with the players not wanting it enough against the lower teams - had they have won those two winnable games then maybe we would be looking forward to CL footy. You see my view is very simple - to get the best players you need CL, to compete against the best teams you need the cash from the CL, to maintain our reputation as a club and also our international profile we need CL footy every year. It was possible when Kenny came in to achieve this and the players should have realised this and played to this aim.
[/quote]Pa-hahahahahahahaha!
 
[quote author=Modo link=topic=45263.msg1333035#msg1333035 date=1305324663]
Tottenham tried to sign Luis Suárez but were told he was not up to it

Paul Doyle
guardian.co.uk, Friday 13 May 2011 22.30 BST

Luis Suárez has helped to reinvigorate Liverpool since he joined them in January, earning many rave reviews. Photograph: John Powell/Liverpool FC via Getty Images
Harry Redknapp has revealed that he considered signing Luis Suárez in January but opted against making a bid after being told by scouts that the Uruguayan was not up to the grade.

Redknapp's tantalising disclosure will set Tottenham Hotspur supporters wondering what might have been, as Suárez went on to sign for Liverpool and become a major factor in that club's reinvigoration, while Spurs' attempt to qualify for the Champions League fizzled out largely because of their inability to turn possession into goals.

Suárez will be seeking to show Spurs what they missed on Sunday, as Liverpool meet Redknapp's team at Anfield in a match that could determine which of the sides finishes fifth. Redknapp said he dispatched numerous scouts to watch Suárez at Ajax before Liverpool paid £22.8m for him but was informed that the player was not adept at leading the line and was too similar to Rafael van der Vaart, for whom Spurs were seeking a partner rather than a replacement. Ultimately Spurs made failed offers for others strikers, including Fernando Llorente and Villarreal's Giuseppe Rossi. "We kept looking at [Suárez] but people thought he couldn't play up as a striker," said Redknapp.

"They said he's like Rafa [van der Vaart] and you can't have him and Rafa or you'd have two players who want to drop deep, so that was the problem. We were looking for someone to play up front with Rafa. People said he couldn't do that, he drifts and comes deep. But he played up front on his own the other night [against Fulham on Monday] and he was fantastic."

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Aaaahahahahahahahahaha!!!!

'Arry should fire his scouts...
or maybe he shouldn't...
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To be fair, his scouts are usually VHS copies ordered for a fiver off eBay.
 
Christ 'Arry is a cock ....he makes it sound like they can get any player they want, cause they'd all choose the mighty Spurs . Yeah fair enough , they've had 2 decent seasons by their standards but they're still fucking spurs ! .
 
[quote author=RedZeppelin link=topic=45263.msg1333170#msg1333170 date=1305363397]
Christ 'Arry is a cock ....he makes it sound like they can get any player they want, cause they'd all choose the mighty Spurs . Yeah fair enough , they've had 2 decent seasons by their standards but they're still fucking spurs ! .
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Does my head in that! Spurs are not that attractive a club.
 
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