Transfer Rumours Transfer Rumours thread

  • Please bear with us on the new site integration and fixing any known bugs over the coming days. If you can not log in please try resetting your password and check your spam box. If you have tried these steps and are still struggling email [email protected] with your username/registered email address
  • Log in now to remove adverts - no adverts at all to registered members!
saintanton said:
Beforehand it was your opinion (luv was another one who said it, I seem to remember). Hindsight tells you you were right.
I seem to remember you weren't so chuffed about Coutinho or Sturridge either. <whistle>
Click to expand...

With Studge and Coutinho, I felt there were better options available at the time. Happy to be proceed wrong.

I knew Mario wouldn't work out, didn't need time to tell me otherwise.
 
Gerrez said:
With Studge and Coutinho, I felt there were better options available at the time. Happy to be proceed wrong.

I knew Mario wouldn't work out, didn't need time to tell me otherwise.
Click to expand...

I'd sell Mario in a heartbeat at first mediocre bid for him. That said, had Studge not been injured and Mario got to partner him, I wonder if he might have been better.

He looked ok alongside Studge.

Meaningless now since Studge may never return 100% and we have other strikers.
 
Milk Can said:
Reins, Suarez, Sterling (maybe one day will be), Gerrard (although not for a few years), Aspas.
Click to expand...

Suarez there was no choice (plus he's not cleaned out from the old guard) sterling again we all wanted rid. Gerrard, time was right to move on.

I cant think of one player that is top class that Rodgers has moved on through choice. The only ones he's moved on are the old big rangers from previous management who haven't won anything in the years before he joined.
 
johnsonsbaby said:
Those and Gerrard, Kuyt [top international], Suarez, Sterling ....
Click to expand...

Rodgers wanted to keep kuyt but kenny didn't play him in his last season and Rodgers was powerless to stop him when he and in after the clause in his contract that allowed him to move.

i wouldn't class Lucas or Agger as top quality though, Agger went to Denmark and hardly a queue for Lucas. Reina possibly, but he made his own bed by whoring himself out to barca.
 
InBiscanWeTrust said:
Suarez there was no choice (plus he's not cleaned out from the old guard) sterling again we all wanted rid. Gerrard, time was right to move on.

I cant think of one player that is top class that Rodgers has moved on through choice. The only ones he's moved on are the old big rangers from previous management who haven't won anything in the years before he joined.
Click to expand...
There's been too many moved on because of Rodgers poor handling, Reina, Agger, Gerrard, Carragher [didn't want to retire from a permanent bench position]possibly Suarez and Sterling who don't want to play with the 'class' of player Rodgers aims at. He's currently freezing out Balotelli, Enrique, Borini, Lucas, Sakho .. the list goes on and on of players who he has problems with. I can't ever remember so many disgruntled players leaving with Rodgers inability to get on with them, the cause.
 
johnsonsbaby said:
There's been too many moved on because of Rodgers poor handling, Reina, Agger, Gerrard, Carragher [didn't want to retire from a permanent bench position]possibly Suarez and Sterling who don't want to play with the 'class' of player Rodgers aims at. He's currently freezing out Balotelli, Enrique, Borini, Lucas, Sakho .. the list goes on and on of players who he has problems with. I can't ever remember so many disgruntled players leaving with Rodgers inability to get on with them, the cause.
Click to expand...

It's like that with many managers though, their ego is often bigger than the players. Difference is, they either get results (mourinho) or are sacked. Rafa was the same with his weird freezing out of players (insua? Riera?? etc)
 
Sir_Red said:
It's like that with many managers though, their ego is often bigger than the players. Difference is, they either get results (mourinho) or are sacked. Rafa was the same with his weird freezing out of players (insua? Riera?? etc)
Click to expand...
Rafa had been there and done that though so he had success and experience to back up his decisions and actions, Rodgers hasn't and doesn't. Plus Rafa was and is Liverpool through and through. He understands the club, the city , the fans, the heritage etc. I don't see that with Rodgers at all.
 
  • Like
Reactions: jenners04
Milk Can said:
I'd sell Mario in a heartbeat at first mediocre bid for him. That said, had Studge not been injured and Mario got to partner him, I wonder if he might have been better.

He looked ok alongside Studge.

Meaningless now since Studge may never return 100% and we have other strikers.
Click to expand...

There was an improvement against spurs but he was only good compared to the regular Balotelli. Still want good enough and no where near long enough for a single game either
 
Imo it doesn't matter one ****ing jot if sturridge was fit or not.

He would have done ****e all as he clown around and when he felt he wasn't fit he told the club he wasn't bothered to turn up.... That's the real reason Rodgers dumped him.

He's a lazy arsed egotistical who is disruptive and it was never ever working out.

Worst purchase ever imo.
 
Former Chelsea defender Ashley Cole, 34, has had the last year of his contract with Roma terminated. (Guardian)
Everton are in talks with River Plate over the £5.5m transfer of Argentine defender Ramiro Funes Mori, 24. (Liverpool Echo)
Manchester United and Manchester City target Nicolas Otamendi is close to leaving Valencia after the 27-year-old defender asked not to take part in training on Thursday because he did not feel in the right frame of mind. (AS.com)
Liverpool are set to sign Real Madrid midfielder Asier Illarramendi, 25, after the Spanish giants decided to offload the former Real Sociedad player. (Metro)
Everton fan groups have raised funds for a plane to fly over St Mary's Stadium before the club's match at Southampton on Saturday, calling for chairman Bill Kenwright to leave the Toffees. (Daily Mirror)
Tottenham Hotspur striker Harry Kane, 22, says he is happy at the club despite being linked with Manchester United, and that he wants to become a Spurs legend. (Daily Telegraph)
Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher says midfielder Lucas Leiva, 28, is likely to leave the Anfield club because he wants first-team football. (Daily Mirror)
 
Apparently Sunderland are interested in loaning Borini again for a season

Will we ever fully get rid of this fecker?! Is he going to spend his whole career being loaned out by us, is that his big plan?!
 
Illarramendi been told he can go apparently.... Would like us to sign him especially if we move Lucas on.
 
RedLadSonofAnfield said:
Apparently Sunderland are interested in loaning Borini again for a season

Will we ever fully get rid of this fecker?! Is he going to spend his whole career being loaned out by us, is that his big plan?!
Click to expand...
Enrique, Borini and Balotelli are probably going to cling on for dear life, it'll be end of contracts for all three unfortunately.

Luckily Enrique's runs out at the end of the season, so that's one that wont be here next season.
 
RogerisontheHunt said:
Enrique, Borini and Balotelli are probably going to cling on for dear life, it'll be end of contracts for all three unfortunately.

Luckily Enrique's runs out at the end of the season, so that's one that wont be here next season.
Click to expand...

Enrique we should try to help out as he has contributed to the club, yeh we need him gone but at least he played a part. The other two we should be looking to make life extremely difficult for, Balotelli I've read wants to stay to get his loyalty bonus, Borini is like some kind of Italian limpet except he sticks to money not rocks, they're both lazy cnuts looking for an easy pay-day
 
If you were on 60k per week what would you do?

Seriously.... they are just playing out their contracts with zero expectation of anything more coming their way.

They have been lazy or greedy or both... borini is the archetypal thinks he's better than he is, Enrique is just lazy as sin and balotelli Is the ego of the ages.

None have any expectation of wages any near what they are on so are sacrificing their future careers to milk this down
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Top Bottom
Back