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Torres gone. Scum gone to more scum

Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

No sign of Dantes. I hope Torres has good security. Kind of.
 
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I'll tell ye what lads, Super Hans(ern) has some cheek going to bed and leaving us to trawl through the web to find info. That's his job. As I said earlier in the thread.. . "Put on some coffee, Drink the coffee and start making burgers we're pulling an all nighter".c
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

We need binny in this situation find the info and highlight the relevant info for us
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

Fellas, my problem.

The good Doctor is right, this isn't about Paddy.

Sorry for bringing him into this, honestly I am.
 
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So the statement 3 weeks ago about being an honourable person who would honour his contract was all a load of lies.

Anyone have any idea what he means by "verbal intimidation" Did he get some shit on Wednesday night? He fucked off down the tunnel as soon as the whistle went
 
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Sturridge can fuck off too. The jermaine pennant of strikers that cunt. More concerned with how he looks than how he plays.

Which is ironic, cos ge actually plays like he looks; a cunt.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=Atlas link=topic=43861.msg1267679#msg1267679 date=1296264357]
We need binny in this situation find the info and highlight the relevant info for us
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Yeah, hope he hasn't buggered off again. Binny is a great poster.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=Fabio link=topic=43861.msg1267645#msg1267645 date=1296262883]

if it's sjust money issue and we give him more it won't take long for fans to forgive him
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true fax
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=themn link=topic=43861.msg1267651#msg1267651 date=1296263234]
Ok, so, I am Gazza'd right now, but this post made me fucking LMBFAO !:

SaintGeorge67:
Maybe we could ask chelsea for £50,000,080 to sort ILD out in the process?
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ah yes! missed the 80 quid bit... LOL
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=Ryan link=topic=43861.msg1267682#msg1267682 date=1296264507]
Sturridge can fuck off too. The jermaine pennant of strikers that cunt. More concerned with how he looks than how he plays.

Which is ironic, cos ge actually plays like he looks; a cunt.
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Yep, I said earlier I'd rather he was omitted from the deal. If it's 40mil + Sturridge, I'd rather just the 40 mil.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=Jack D Rips link=topic=43861.msg1267681#msg1267681 date=1296264477]
So the statement 3 weeks ago about being an honourable person who would honour his contract was all a load of lies.

Anyone have any idea what he means by "verbal intimidation" Did he get some shit on Wednesday night? He fucked off down the tunnel as soon as the whistle went
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I dunno if it was Wednesday night, but do you remember the video when he was talking with Reina and he was showing the middle finger, maybe that has something to do with it.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

Ryan:
Sturridge can fuck off too. The jermaine pennant of strikers that cunt. More concerned with how he looks than how he plays.

Which is ironic, cos ge actually plays like he looks; a cunt.



Ok, so, I don't agree here.

Whilst I don't want little Dean (or any fucking body) as a make weight, the lad is more than decent.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=irishred link=topic=43861.msg1267688#msg1267688 date=1296265069]
I dunno if it was Wednesday night, but do you remember the video when he was talking with Reina and he was showing the middle finger, maybe that has something to do with it.
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Maybe he's just a cunt?
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

Surely we would've learnt a thing or two after the negotiations with Blackoool and Ajax. Very disappointed to wake up to this piece of news, after the delight of the Suarez deal. Even if we hang on to him for now, they'll be a whole lot of speculation and potential unrest in the summer again. Hopefully FSG can pull of a coup, a la how Gerrard was persuaded to stay in the last minute.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=irishred link=topic=43861.msg1267688#msg1267688 date=1296265069]
I dunno if it was Wednesday night, but do you remember the video when he was talking with Reina and he was showing the middle finger, maybe that has something to do with it.


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That was during the warm down after the Wolves match in which he scored twice and all seemed well.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

About the 'intimidated' thing, its not meant to say 'verbally intimated' is it?
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=Binny link=topic=43861.msg1267691#msg1267691 date=1296265223]
Surely we would've learnt a thing or two after the negotiations with Blackoool and Ajax. Very disappointed to wake up to this piece of news, after the delight of the Suarez deal. Even if we hang on to him for now, they'll be a whole lot of speculation and potential unrest in the summer again. Hopefully FSG can pull of a coup, a la how Gerrard was persuaded to stay in the last minute.
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My fears were unfounded, hooray.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=43861.msg1267670#msg1267670 date=1296263863]
Hmm, no mention of 'verbal intimidation'.


Also, joining united would be understandable... What??
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The 26 year-old striker has stunned Liverpool by following up his verbal request to leave Anfield — delivered on Thursday — with a formal plea to leave. Initially Torres asked for Liverpool to at least negotiate with Chelsea. But his resolve has hardened in the last 48 hours and he wants to leave now.

Liverpool are adamant that Torres is not for sale and manager Kenny Dalglish has already told the player and the club’s owners that he will not agree to any deal.

Liverpool will have to respond on Saturday as they try to defuse the crisis that has enveloped the club and with Chelsea already set to submit a revised offer for the Spanish international.

It is understood that the Premier League champions want to offer striker Daniel Sturridge as part of an increased bid. A formal offer of £28 million was rejected two days ago and Chelsea have already intimated they will raise that to more than £30 million with Sturridge as a makeweight to take it closer to Liverpool’s expected valuation of £50 million for Torres.

There you go... verbal & intimated! 😉
 
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If Torres had a clause of £50m kicking in this summer then we would be nothing short of absolute muppets to accept anything less than that total.

This seasons already a write-off so if we can get £50m+ straight cash - none of this performance related or incremental bullshit then so be it. And even thinking of including one of their shite players in a deal is not on.

It breaks my heart to see this happening.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

GIVE US A AIRCRAFT HANGAR'S WORTH OF COIN U FUCKING CUNTS !
 
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I am actually meh about Torres if we can get at least 50 million.
 
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Will not happen.

We have absolutely no incentive to do it now, the league is already over and he has a release clause which kicks in in summer for my money.

Oh and fuck Chelsea.
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=irishred link=topic=43861.msg1267688#msg1267688 date=1296265069]
I dunno if it was Wednesday night, but do you remember the video when he was talking with Reina and he was showing the middle finger, maybe that has something to do with it.


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Here it is again. Maybe it's directed a few team mates.

[flash=200,200]http://www.youtube.com/watchv/4sl1XWFI7tU&feature=related[/flash]
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish does not want to be the man who lets Torres leave Anfield, but despite their defiant statement, the signs are that Liverpool’s board will sanction the move if Chelsea offer £45million, plus striker Daniel Sturridge.

The development rocked Anfield on a day when the club broke their transfer record by spending £22.8m on Ajax striker Luis Suarez. Torres has been left disillusioned by broken promises made to keep him at the club last summer.

Chelsea are aware of his restlessness and of a verbal agreement with Liverpool’s previous regime that he would be allowed to move on if a reasonable bid was received.

Abramovich made a £28m offer last week and increased it to £35m on Thursday, with the news breaking conveniently just as Liverpool players, already out of the FA Cup, were embarking on a two-day break.

Chelsea will return with a third offer before Monday’s deadline, with Sturridge included in part exchange.
 
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[quote author=ILD link=topic=43861.msg1267703#msg1267703 date=1296266064]
Here it is again. Maybe it's directed a few team mates.

[flash=200,200]http://www.youtube.com/watchv/4sl1XWFI7tU&feature=related[/flash]
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doesn't seem to be working
 
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Wasnt that after the wolves game. Anywho...

I'm off to bed. Hopefully I'll dream about Torres getting booed to tears against Stoke.

"Number 9, Fernando Torres"

- BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH
 
Re: Torres - Chelsea 35mil Bid turned down

[quote author=Molbystwin link=topic=43861.msg1267702#msg1267702 date=1296265931]
Will not happen.

We have absolutely no incentive to do it now, the league is already over and he has a release clause which kicks in in summer for my money.

Oh and fuck Chelsea.
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why do people talk about the release clause like it's a good thing for us? all it means is if someone offers us £50m in the summer then we've got no choice but to accept the bid, whereas right now we could tell them to fuck off.

it's a bad thing for us - no chance of a bidding war.
 
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http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/sam-wallace-sale-of-spaniard-wont-be-popular-with-fans-ndash-but-it-could-be-best-solution-in-long-run-2197677.html
There is a tipping point in the relationship between every famous player and his club at which the latter have to stop wasting their energy in new ways to appease him and instead get him out the door for the best possible price. Liverpool have reached that point with Fernando Torres.

No shame in that. Manchester United found themselves in the same position with Cristiano Ronaldo; Arsenal eventually agreed to part with Thierry Henry and there came a point when Tottenham Hotspur accepted an offer for Dimitar Berbatov. In all three cases the clubs cajoled and negotiated with their star names, but only up to a point.

Torres has demonstrated this season that he has little appetite for helping Liverpool extricate themselves from the mess that they find themselves in. The appointment of Kenny Dalglish as manager has embarrassed him into a slightly improved level of effort but that is relative to his woefully lacklustre performances under Roy Hodgson.

The memory that will stand out for me of Torres' last season at Liverpool – if this is what it turns out to be – will be the moment against Everton in October when Jamie Carragher roared at Torres for a pass that fell short. Torres put his finger to his lips to shush Carragher.

There can be little doubt that it was Torres' preference to join Chelsea in the summer and when that was denied to him he was never the same. Hodgson generously pondered in public what was wrong with his centre-forward when it seemed obvious that Torres was sulking. Little surprise that his best performance this season was against Chelsea.

Torres' time was nice while it lasted. But £35m for a 26-year-old who has had barely a handful of decent games all season and was overshadowed at the World Cup finals last year is a good deal – however painful it might feel to Liverpool today.

As a public relations exercise, selling your marquee name to a rival is always difficult to pull off. It requires decisive leadership and the unwavering belief that you have the right transfer strategy. Of course, Liverpool have done it once before. In 1977 they sold Kevin Keegan, then arguably Europe's best striker, to Hamburg. The young man who came from Celtic to replace him, as most fans can tell you, did not do too badly.
 
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What a shame. I loved the lad, I thought he loved us. He doesn't.

I lost the very last of my wild eyed innocence today, I think.

Somebody quoted the Barcelona flag earlier in the thread aimed at Figo.

"We hate you so, because we loved you so"

Fernando, tonight, you walk alone.
 
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