Mr Integrity strikes again

[Norwayhornet]

I`m not wondering at all Vic ,he is being his usual ethical and integral self Snake springs to mind funnily enough!

 

[geitungur akureyrar]

Those of you questioning Rodgers ethics (or lack of) may care to consider this from the BBC:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18314658

Now, I wonder if, by making his interest public, he is deliberately unsettling the player and prejudicing his move?

I do wonder.....honestly.

Gylfi should go to Liverpool, it will be a better move for Our Boys. He will be is a better team and this season will not be fighting to stay in the premiership.

 

[North North Watford]

Rodgers has made very clear and very public that he only took the job because he was assured that he would not be working under a director of football.

Was that a thinly veiled swipe at Reading's Nick Hammond by any chance? I hope so.

 

[Hornette_TID]

Those of you questioning Rodgers ethics (or lack of) may care to consider this from the BBC:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18314658

Now, I wonder if, by making his interest public, he is deliberately unsettling the player and prejudicing his move?

I do wonder.....honestly.

which way would it influence him though?

 

[North North Watford]

I was surprised that a bigger club than Swansea wasn't going for him (and equally surprised that Swansea would ever spend that money on one player, however good he is and however high their Premier League position).

Whatever the politics of the transfer, I love the idea of an Icelandic kid replacing Steven Gerrard.