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Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
Suarez can break our hearts after he's scored 500 or so goals please.
Suarez can break our hearts after he's scored 500 or so goals please.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
jesus, gutted its come to dis. fuck him. my only worry at d moment is that this news might prevent suarez from agreeing to move!!!!!
jesus, gutted its come to dis. fuck him. my only worry at d moment is that this news might prevent suarez from agreeing to move!!!!!
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
That's because he's not a professional footballer Anita.
That's because he's not a professional footballer Anita.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
I don't care. I don't want this cunt to win so much as a game of pass the parcel in the rest of his fucking life.
I don't care. I don't want this cunt to win so much as a game of pass the parcel in the rest of his fucking life.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
By my reckoning we have spent around £7m in wages alone (if on just £100k per week) on Torres in the last 15 months since his multiple injuries, his lack of confidence and then this apathy.
He fucking owes us, but so be it. We need a player who is available and willing for 9 in every 10 games, and Torres (since autumn 2009) isn't that player. £50m....ta.
Bye.
By my reckoning we have spent around £7m in wages alone (if on just £100k per week) on Torres in the last 15 months since his multiple injuries, his lack of confidence and then this apathy.
He fucking owes us, but so be it. We need a player who is available and willing for 9 in every 10 games, and Torres (since autumn 2009) isn't that player. £50m....ta.
Bye.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
Home is where I want to be, pick me up and turn me round.
Home is where I want to be, pick me up and turn me round.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=barrymac20 link=topic=43861.msg1267610#msg1267610 date=1296262151]
jesus, gutted its come to dis. fuck him. my only worry at d moment is that this news might prevent suarez from agreeing to move!!!!!
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I had the same thought earlier, Baz.
[quote author=barrymac20 link=topic=43861.msg1267610#msg1267610 date=1296262151]
jesus, gutted its come to dis. fuck him. my only worry at d moment is that this news might prevent suarez from agreeing to move!!!!!
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I had the same thought earlier, Baz.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=LadyRed link=topic=43861.msg1267608#msg1267608 date=1296262117]
I caught a bit of 60minutes with Lucas Levia on LFC, it's hard not to like him, he actually genuinely seems like a nice guy.
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Don't get attached, he will screw us over eventually as well.
[quote author=LadyRed link=topic=43861.msg1267608#msg1267608 date=1296262117]
I caught a bit of 60minutes with Lucas Levia on LFC, it's hard not to like him, he actually genuinely seems like a nice guy.
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Don't get attached, he will screw us over eventually as well.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=43861.msg1267612#msg1267612 date=1296262173]
I don't care. I don't want this cunt to win so much as a game of pass the parcel in the rest of his fucking life.
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You've convinced me to be honest. City for the league.
[quote author=doctor_mac link=topic=43861.msg1267612#msg1267612 date=1296262173]
I don't care. I don't want this cunt to win so much as a game of pass the parcel in the rest of his fucking life.
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You've convinced me to be honest. City for the league.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=43861.msg1267614#msg1267614 date=1296262187]
I'm more devastated that babel left tbh
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That goes without saying Fab.
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=43861.msg1267614#msg1267614 date=1296262187]
I'm more devastated that babel left tbh
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That goes without saying Fab.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
Home is where I wanna be but I guess I'm already there.
Home is where I wanna be but I guess I'm already there.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=krissr link=topic=43861.msg1267622#msg1267622 date=1296262337]
Do you think he's leaving because i didn't start a Birthday thread for him 😉
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Good point, you better start a thread every year for Gerrard's Birthday or I'm going to sneak into your house and eat all the milky bar yoghurt from your fridge.
[quote author=krissr link=topic=43861.msg1267622#msg1267622 date=1296262337]
Do you think he's leaving because i didn't start a Birthday thread for him 😉
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Good point, you better start a thread every year for Gerrard's Birthday or I'm going to sneak into your house and eat all the milky bar yoghurt from your fridge.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=43861.msg1267611#msg1267611 date=1296262168]
That's because he's not a professional footballer Anita.
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Hahahaha.
I find it easy not to like him, just watch him give the ball away 4/5 times in succession in one game & you'll soon dislike him.
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=43861.msg1267611#msg1267611 date=1296262168]
That's because he's not a professional footballer Anita.
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Hahahaha.
I find it easy not to like him, just watch him give the ball away 4/5 times in succession in one game & you'll soon dislike him.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
This is a pretty elaborate cover so that Paddy can begin posting again unnoticed.
This is a pretty elaborate cover so that Paddy can begin posting again unnoticed.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=refugee link=topic=43861.msg1267625#msg1267625 date=1296262447]
Good point, you better start a thread every year for Gerrard's Birthday or I'm going to sneak into your house and eat all the milky bar yoghurt from your fridge.
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*runs to fridge*
[quote author=refugee link=topic=43861.msg1267625#msg1267625 date=1296262447]
Good point, you better start a thread every year for Gerrard's Birthday or I'm going to sneak into your house and eat all the milky bar yoghurt from your fridge.
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*runs to fridge*
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
Why are we all panicking over a rejected transfer request? So his heart's not in it. Fuck him. As far as I'm concerned, Torres is just another employee of the club now. Since he's intimated there's not going to be any room for sentiment from now on, why should we extend him that courtesy and let him go "just because he deserves better?" When he comes up against FSG in a contest, that dumb contract he signed in summer will always mean the odds are stacked against him.
FSG are a business. John Henry's going to look at Torres and say: "Mate, you've got a contract and I expect you to see it through." Same as the rest of us at work. If he's that desperate to go, then Chelsea's desire to land better surpass our desire to keep him, measured in monetary terms. If they don't pay up, then he can either keep playing to stay in his national team, or train with the reserves until we decide to let him go while wasting away another couple of years of his career - which is exactly what he's trying to avoid in joining Chelsea.
And John Henry will be thinking why would we let him leave now for 35 million just because he's had a little cry about it, when we stand to pocket at least 50 million if not more in summer. There's no way Torres is leaving in this window unless Chelsea meets the 50 million clause, and even then, FSG will extract a massive premium for the early release in addition to the 50 million.
Why are we all panicking over a rejected transfer request? So his heart's not in it. Fuck him. As far as I'm concerned, Torres is just another employee of the club now. Since he's intimated there's not going to be any room for sentiment from now on, why should we extend him that courtesy and let him go "just because he deserves better?" When he comes up against FSG in a contest, that dumb contract he signed in summer will always mean the odds are stacked against him.
FSG are a business. John Henry's going to look at Torres and say: "Mate, you've got a contract and I expect you to see it through." Same as the rest of us at work. If he's that desperate to go, then Chelsea's desire to land better surpass our desire to keep him, measured in monetary terms. If they don't pay up, then he can either keep playing to stay in his national team, or train with the reserves until we decide to let him go while wasting away another couple of years of his career - which is exactly what he's trying to avoid in joining Chelsea.
And John Henry will be thinking why would we let him leave now for 35 million just because he's had a little cry about it, when we stand to pocket at least 50 million if not more in summer. There's no way Torres is leaving in this window unless Chelsea meets the 50 million clause, and even then, FSG will extract a massive premium for the early release in addition to the 50 million.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
Gutted I have to take down my Torres & Kenny desktop wallpaper.
Gutted I have to sell Torres in the fantasy football.
Gutted dweebs on facebook are going to throw shit at us saying Torres was right to leave us.
Gutted we don't get to see Saurez & Torres.
Gutted it might unsettle Pepe.
Gutted Paddy still owes me 80 quid.
Gutted I have to take down my Torres & Kenny desktop wallpaper.
Gutted I have to sell Torres in the fantasy football.
Gutted dweebs on facebook are going to throw shit at us saying Torres was right to leave us.
Gutted we don't get to see Saurez & Torres.
Gutted it might unsettle Pepe.
Gutted Paddy still owes me 80 quid.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=i_rushie link=topic=43861.msg1267629#msg1267629 date=1296262547]
Why are we all panicking over a rejected transfer request? So his heart's not in it. Fuck him. As far as I'm concerned, Torres is just another employee of the club now. Since he's intimated there's not going to be any room for sentiment from now on, why should we extend him that courtesy and let him go "just because he deserves better?" When he comes up against FSG in a contest, that dumb contract he signed in summer will always mean the odds are stacked against him.
FSG are a business. John Henry's going to look at Torres and say: "Mate, you've got a contract and I expect you to see it through." Same as the rest of us at work. If he's that desperate to go, then Chelsea's desire to land better surpass our desire to keep him, measured in monetary terms. If they don't pay up, then he can either keep playing to stay in his national team, or train with the reserves until we decide to let him go while wasting away another couple of years of his career - which is exactly what he's trying to avoid in joining Chelsea.
And John Henry will be thinking why would we let him leave now for 35 million just because he's had a little cry about it, when we stand to pocket at least 50 million if not more in summer. There's no way Torres is leaving in this window unless Chelsea meets the 50 million clause, and even then, FSG will extract a massive premium for the early release in addition to the 50 million.
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Bloody good post sir.
[quote author=i_rushie link=topic=43861.msg1267629#msg1267629 date=1296262547]
Why are we all panicking over a rejected transfer request? So his heart's not in it. Fuck him. As far as I'm concerned, Torres is just another employee of the club now. Since he's intimated there's not going to be any room for sentiment from now on, why should we extend him that courtesy and let him go "just because he deserves better?" When he comes up against FSG in a contest, that dumb contract he signed in summer will always mean the odds are stacked against him.
FSG are a business. John Henry's going to look at Torres and say: "Mate, you've got a contract and I expect you to see it through." Same as the rest of us at work. If he's that desperate to go, then Chelsea's desire to land better surpass our desire to keep him, measured in monetary terms. If they don't pay up, then he can either keep playing to stay in his national team, or train with the reserves until we decide to let him go while wasting away another couple of years of his career - which is exactly what he's trying to avoid in joining Chelsea.
And John Henry will be thinking why would we let him leave now for 35 million just because he's had a little cry about it, when we stand to pocket at least 50 million if not more in summer. There's no way Torres is leaving in this window unless Chelsea meets the 50 million clause, and even then, FSG will extract a massive premium for the early release in addition to the 50 million.
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Bloody good post sir.
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
Wait a minute. Gareth Barry too handed in his transfer. So we might hang on to him for another 6 months and see whether he fits in with Suarez. If not we can gladly let him go for 100 mil.
Rooney handed in his transfer. And did not move on.
Who else?
Wait a minute. Gareth Barry too handed in his transfer. So we might hang on to him for another 6 months and see whether he fits in with Suarez. If not we can gladly let him go for 100 mil.
Rooney handed in his transfer. And did not move on.
Who else?
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
Maybe we could ask chelsea for £50,000,080 to sort ILD out in the process?
Maybe we could ask chelsea for £50,000,080 to sort ILD out in the process?
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
The joke is I am *certain* Fernando Torres will live to regret this day irrespective of what happens, if he stays he'll regret it, if he leaves and wins stuff elsewhere he'll feel a void that will never be filled and beyond sentimental crap I really believe that, like Farkys suggestion of the Chelsea fans singing OUR song to him, I really hope they do and I hope he feels sick to his stomach when he hears it too. Most of all I hope that the reason he'll feel the regret will be the same way Owen felt it whilst he's sitting at home watching us celebrate a major honour, and I believe that will be sooner rather than later, God willing.
Either way, he'll lie to regret this day more than any of us, that I'm sure of. I'm already excited about the players we might get in with the money made from his sale, because we're Liverpool
Football Club and we'll move on cos ultimately he ain't that important, I'm he'll realise that eventually.
And on that note fellow reds I'm of to bed. Nite all, YNWA
The joke is I am *certain* Fernando Torres will live to regret this day irrespective of what happens, if he stays he'll regret it, if he leaves and wins stuff elsewhere he'll feel a void that will never be filled and beyond sentimental crap I really believe that, like Farkys suggestion of the Chelsea fans singing OUR song to him, I really hope they do and I hope he feels sick to his stomach when he hears it too. Most of all I hope that the reason he'll feel the regret will be the same way Owen felt it whilst he's sitting at home watching us celebrate a major honour, and I believe that will be sooner rather than later, God willing.
Either way, he'll lie to regret this day more than any of us, that I'm sure of. I'm already excited about the players we might get in with the money made from his sale, because we're Liverpool
Football Club and we'll move on cos ultimately he ain't that important, I'm he'll realise that eventually.
And on that note fellow reds I'm of to bed. Nite all, YNWA
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down
[quote author=i_rushie link=topic=43861.msg1267629#msg1267629 date=1296262547]
Why are we all panicking over a rejected transfer request? So his heart's not in it. Fuck him. As far as I'm concerned, Torres is just another employee of the club now. Since he's intimated there's not going to be any room for sentiment from now on, why should we extend him that courtesy and let him go "just because he deserves better?" When he comes up against FSG in a contest, that dumb contract he signed in summer will always mean the odds are stacked against him.
FSG are a business. John Henry's going to look at Torres and say: "Mate, you've got a contract and I expect you to see it through." Same as the rest of us at work. If he's that desperate to go, then Chelsea's desire to land better surpass our desire to keep him, measured in monetary terms. If they don't pay up, then he can either keep playing to stay in his national team, or train with the reserves until we decide to let him go while wasting away another couple of years of his career - which is exactly what he's trying to avoid in joining Chelsea.
And John Henry will be thinking why would we let him leave now for 35 million just because he's had a little cry about it, when we stand to pocket at least 50 million if not more in summer. There's no way Torres is leaving in this window unless Chelsea meets the 50 million clause, and even then, FSG will extract a massive premium for the early release in addition to the 50 million.
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Good post, Ian.
[quote author=i_rushie link=topic=43861.msg1267629#msg1267629 date=1296262547]
Why are we all panicking over a rejected transfer request? So his heart's not in it. Fuck him. As far as I'm concerned, Torres is just another employee of the club now. Since he's intimated there's not going to be any room for sentiment from now on, why should we extend him that courtesy and let him go "just because he deserves better?" When he comes up against FSG in a contest, that dumb contract he signed in summer will always mean the odds are stacked against him.
FSG are a business. John Henry's going to look at Torres and say: "Mate, you've got a contract and I expect you to see it through." Same as the rest of us at work. If he's that desperate to go, then Chelsea's desire to land better surpass our desire to keep him, measured in monetary terms. If they don't pay up, then he can either keep playing to stay in his national team, or train with the reserves until we decide to let him go while wasting away another couple of years of his career - which is exactly what he's trying to avoid in joining Chelsea.
And John Henry will be thinking why would we let him leave now for 35 million just because he's had a little cry about it, when we stand to pocket at least 50 million if not more in summer. There's no way Torres is leaving in this window unless Chelsea meets the 50 million clause, and even then, FSG will extract a massive premium for the early release in addition to the 50 million.
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Good post, Ian.
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