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[quote author=LarryHagman link=topic=40305.msg1144634#msg1144634 date=1280414549]
[quote author=zlatan18 link=topic=40305.msg1144334#msg1144334 date=1280377514]
Aqua at his peak is MILES better than ireland
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When was his peak? 25 minutes after he was born.
As a prem footballer, Ireland is much better.
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As a footballer in GENERAL .. Aqua is MILES better as i said before 🙂
[quote author=zlatan18 link=topic=40305.msg1144334#msg1144334 date=1280377514]
Aqua at his peak is MILES better than ireland
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When was his peak? 25 minutes after he was born.
As a prem footballer, Ireland is much better.
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As a footballer in GENERAL .. Aqua is MILES better as i said before 🙂
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=40305.msg1144739#msg1144739 date=1280424829]
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=40305.msg1144720#msg1144720 date=1280422169]
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maybe we'll sell one?
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=40305.msg1144720#msg1144720 date=1280422169]
[/quote]I like Hamsik. But he's ANOTHER AM so surely not.
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maybe we'll sell one?
Let's sell Joe Cole. We don't need him, we've got Gerrard and Aqualani.
[quote author=gene hughes link=topic=40305.msg1145127#msg1145127 date=1280437724]
Let's sell Joe Cole. We don't need him, we've got Gerrard and Aqualani.
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Ha! Ten million profit in ten days!
Let's sell Joe Cole. We don't need him, we've got Gerrard and Aqualani.
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Ha! Ten million profit in ten days!
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=40305.msg1144739#msg1144739 date=1280424829]
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=40305.msg1144720#msg1144720 date=1280422169]
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He's more of a CM from what ive seen of him. Can get forward but can defend aswell
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=40305.msg1144720#msg1144720 date=1280422169]
[/quote]I like Hamsik. But he's ANOTHER AM so surely not.
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He's more of a CM from what ive seen of him. Can get forward but can defend aswell
Blackpool are planning a move for Liverpool winger Nabil El Zhar.
Earlier this month the Moroccan winger stated that he wanted to leave Anfield following a lack of opportunities at Anfield since joining the club four years ago.
With El Zhar not expected to feature in the plans of new manager Roy Hodgson, Tangerines boss Ian Holloway is now looking at taking the 23-year-old on loan despite securing a temporary deal ex-Marseille winger Laurent Merlin.
Metz striker Razak Omotoyossi is also on loan at Bloomfield Road but Holloway is keen to bolster his ranks ahead of the new campaign after Leicester City and Derby County rebuffed approaches by Premier League newcomers for DJ Campbell and Rob Hulse respectively.
http://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/liverpool-fc/1210039-premier-league-newcomers-blackpool-eye-loan-for-liverpool-fcs-nabil-el-zhar.html
Earlier this month the Moroccan winger stated that he wanted to leave Anfield following a lack of opportunities at Anfield since joining the club four years ago.
With El Zhar not expected to feature in the plans of new manager Roy Hodgson, Tangerines boss Ian Holloway is now looking at taking the 23-year-old on loan despite securing a temporary deal ex-Marseille winger Laurent Merlin.
Metz striker Razak Omotoyossi is also on loan at Bloomfield Road but Holloway is keen to bolster his ranks ahead of the new campaign after Leicester City and Derby County rebuffed approaches by Premier League newcomers for DJ Campbell and Rob Hulse respectively.
http://www.clickliverpool.com/sport/liverpool-fc/1210039-premier-league-newcomers-blackpool-eye-loan-for-liverpool-fcs-nabil-el-zhar.html
[quote author=DHSC link=topic=40305.msg1145379#msg1145379 date=1280476764]
No loans please. Only sales.
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Depends. Loans can lead to sales sometimes. I'd sooner loan the useless lump out, in the hope of that happening, than hang on to him if there are no firm offers to buy.
No loans please. Only sales.
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Depends. Loans can lead to sales sometimes. I'd sooner loan the useless lump out, in the hope of that happening, than hang on to him if there are no firm offers to buy.
[quote author=Judge Jules link=topic=40305.msg1145388#msg1145388 date=1280477801]
[quote author=DHSC link=topic=40305.msg1145379#msg1145379 date=1280476764]
No loans please. Only sales.
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Depends. Loans can lead to sales sometimes. I'd sooner loan the useless lump out, in the hope of that happening, than hang on to him if there are no firm offers to buy.
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That's true too. As long as he's out of the club.
[quote author=DHSC link=topic=40305.msg1145379#msg1145379 date=1280476764]
No loans please. Only sales.
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Depends. Loans can lead to sales sometimes. I'd sooner loan the useless lump out, in the hope of that happening, than hang on to him if there are no firm offers to buy.
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That's true too. As long as he's out of the club.
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11669_6285890,00.html
Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson has revealed he has never considered loaning out striker David Ngog.
Ngog got Hodgson's Liverpool tenure off to a winning start with a clinical double in Thursday's Europa League win over FK Rabotnicki in Macedonia.
French forward Ngog has been linked with a move away from Anfield this summer with West Brom confirming their interest in the 21-year-old.
However, Ngog has expressed his desire to stay at Liverpool and Hodgson insists he has no plans to lose the former Paris St Germain man.
"I can't stop players being linked with other clubs. I certainly have never discussed him leaving," said Hodgson.
"I think Ngog has done well in the pre-season matches so far and he has worked very hard in the training sessions.
"I was pleased that he crowned his performance with two goals.
"I thought his target play, his general movement and his ability to keep the ball for us was also very good.
"But front players need goals and that will be a very big weight off his mind.
"It will mean he doesn't have to worry too much about the coming matches."
Meanwhile, Lucas Leiva has spoken of his pride at captaining the club for the first time in a competitive game.
The Brazilian took the skipper's armband with Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher both missing the game against FK Rabotnicki and Lucas hopes he did a good job in the absence of the senior pair.
"It is a really good achievement for me," Lucas told Sky Sports News. "I am really proud, really happy but the most important thing was to win.
"I know I have a lot of senior players in front of me, but i hope i did a good job."
Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson has revealed he has never considered loaning out striker David Ngog.
Ngog got Hodgson's Liverpool tenure off to a winning start with a clinical double in Thursday's Europa League win over FK Rabotnicki in Macedonia.
French forward Ngog has been linked with a move away from Anfield this summer with West Brom confirming their interest in the 21-year-old.
However, Ngog has expressed his desire to stay at Liverpool and Hodgson insists he has no plans to lose the former Paris St Germain man.
"I can't stop players being linked with other clubs. I certainly have never discussed him leaving," said Hodgson.
"I think Ngog has done well in the pre-season matches so far and he has worked very hard in the training sessions.
"I was pleased that he crowned his performance with two goals.
"I thought his target play, his general movement and his ability to keep the ball for us was also very good.
"But front players need goals and that will be a very big weight off his mind.
"It will mean he doesn't have to worry too much about the coming matches."
Meanwhile, Lucas Leiva has spoken of his pride at captaining the club for the first time in a competitive game.
The Brazilian took the skipper's armband with Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher both missing the game against FK Rabotnicki and Lucas hopes he did a good job in the absence of the senior pair.
"It is a really good achievement for me," Lucas told Sky Sports News. "I am really proud, really happy but the most important thing was to win.
"I know I have a lot of senior players in front of me, but i hope i did a good job."
Anyone seen Brendan?
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[quote author=Stulikesdrums link=topic=40305.msg1144710#msg1144710 date=1280420467]
Yes, so far.
It could turn out to be a false statement and I really hope that is the case.
But as we are right now Ireland is the better player.
[/quote]Is he fuck a better player.
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It's not cut and dry.
Ireland has certainly proven himself more in the premiership, whilst Aquilani hints at having much more than he's been able to show so far.
This season might tell, if they can both get regular football. I certainly wouldn't mind Ireland at Anfield - he's a very good player.
[quote author=Stulikesdrums link=topic=40305.msg1144710#msg1144710 date=1280420467]
Yes, so far.
It could turn out to be a false statement and I really hope that is the case.
But as we are right now Ireland is the better player.
[/quote]Is he fuck a better player.
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It's not cut and dry.
Ireland has certainly proven himself more in the premiership, whilst Aquilani hints at having much more than he's been able to show so far.
This season might tell, if they can both get regular football. I certainly wouldn't mind Ireland at Anfield - he's a very good player.
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David James signs for Bristol City. Good coup for them.
I guess nobody in the Prem offered him first team football, which I think is surprising.
I guess nobody in the Prem offered him first team football, which I think is surprising.
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[quote author=keniget link=topic=40305.msg1145656#msg1145656 date=1280501850]
I thought he was going to Celtic?
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/b/bristol_city/8866521.stm
I thought he was going to Celtic?
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/b/bristol_city/8866521.stm
Lecce offer £1million for Liverpool youngster Krisztian Nemeth after failing to break through at Anfield
By Sportsmail Reporter and Ashley Gray
Last updated at 4:06 PM on 13th July 2010
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Krisztian Nemeth
On the move: Liverpool youngster Krisztian Nemeth
Lecce have made a £1million bid for Liverpool youngster Krisztian Nemeth.
The 21-year-old came to England from MTK Hungaria amid much fanfare three years ago, with the Reds' official website still describing him as 'one of the most exciting prospects on Liverpool's books'.
However, Nemeth has failed to break through to the first time despite impressing for the reserves and he spent last season on loan at AEK Athens - scoring three goals in 18 appearances.
Lecce hope to sign him as part of plans to build a squad capable of staying in Serie A.
Nemeth has impressed as a youth international and helped Hungary to third place at the Under 20 World Cup last year. In May he won his first full international cap during a 3-0 defeat by Germany.
Meanwhile, Flamengo have joined the race to sign Liverpool reserve keeper Diego Cavalieri.
The Rio de Janeiro side are in a stronger position to meet the Brazilians wage demands than rivals Santos and Corinthians, but none of the suitors want to pay a fee for a player who still has two years to run on his Anfield contract.
Reports in Brazil say Ronaldinho has verbally agreed terms on an £85,000 a week deal with Flamengo. The club face difficult negotiations with AC Milan to try to agree a fee, but it is claimed there is a clause in his contract allowing a free transfer in January.
The 30-year-old, who has enjoyed his summer vacation in Rio, has 12 months to run on his current Milan deal.
By Sportsmail Reporter and Ashley Gray
Last updated at 4:06 PM on 13th July 2010
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Krisztian Nemeth
On the move: Liverpool youngster Krisztian Nemeth
Lecce have made a £1million bid for Liverpool youngster Krisztian Nemeth.
The 21-year-old came to England from MTK Hungaria amid much fanfare three years ago, with the Reds' official website still describing him as 'one of the most exciting prospects on Liverpool's books'.
However, Nemeth has failed to break through to the first time despite impressing for the reserves and he spent last season on loan at AEK Athens - scoring three goals in 18 appearances.
Lecce hope to sign him as part of plans to build a squad capable of staying in Serie A.
Nemeth has impressed as a youth international and helped Hungary to third place at the Under 20 World Cup last year. In May he won his first full international cap during a 3-0 defeat by Germany.
Meanwhile, Flamengo have joined the race to sign Liverpool reserve keeper Diego Cavalieri.
The Rio de Janeiro side are in a stronger position to meet the Brazilians wage demands than rivals Santos and Corinthians, but none of the suitors want to pay a fee for a player who still has two years to run on his Anfield contract.
Reports in Brazil say Ronaldinho has verbally agreed terms on an £85,000 a week deal with Flamengo. The club face difficult negotiations with AC Milan to try to agree a fee, but it is claimed there is a clause in his contract allowing a free transfer in January.
The 30-year-old, who has enjoyed his summer vacation in Rio, has 12 months to run on his current Milan deal.
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