Honestly, why do people keep banging on about this?
Why not wait and see what happens rather than pretending you're Mystic Meg?
Did somebody say Mystic Smeg ?
Honestly, why do people keep banging on about this?
Why not wait and see what happens rather than pretending you're Mystic Meg?
As Arsenal are the only club who have made a bid and with Suarez angling to force a move, Liverpool's negotiating stance is weakened, and this is why we're seeing the comments from Rodgers about not playing fair. Don't get me wrong, I don't envy his position, he's rightly trying to hang on to his best player, and knowing he wants out, is trying to get the best price for him.
I know, because our club has had to deal with this **** for years, whether it's Utd, City, Barca or Real.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-action-force-transfer-Liverpool-Arsenal.html
Why is handing in a transfer request seen as a last resort?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-action-force-transfer-Liverpool-Arsenal.html
Why is handing in a transfer request seen as a last resort?
Pixie. If we are dealing purely with facts here then you have to retract "with Suarez angling to force a move,". Suarez has never said that he wants to join Arsenal. Suarez has never said that he is going to try and take legal action. All of those suggestions have appeared in the media without one single quote.
So much bollocks and speculation..lol
As far as I see it, we dont have to sell.
If he kicks up a fuss, **** him, chuck him in the reserves and let him rot. We dont want him playing for someone else in the prem, so unless a European team comes in with a bid, it aint happenning. Fed up of crappy young journalists trying to use one of our players to make a name for themselves.
All these storys are from junior journos at London papers using sensationalist **** to try and satisfy their wannabe ambitions.
Suarez has said nothing. His actions are that of a man a bit pissed off. But until he hands in a transfer request ill give him the benefit of the doubt. When he does hand in request then we chuck him in the reserves and let him rot.
I agree that 'direct quotes' are thin on the ground, but don't you think that Liverpool would have simply dismissed it out of hand by now if Suarez wasn't angling for a move ?
I agree that 'direct quotes' are thin on the ground, but don't you think that Liverpool would have simply dismissed it out of hand by now if Suarez wasn't angling for a move ?
As far as I know, the only statements by Suarez were those made in Uruguay before the Confederations Cup when he said about wanting to play CL football and inferred that he'd like to play for Madrid.. After that we've had loads of unattributed 'briefings'.
I think what we are seeing now is Liverpool playing hardball with Saurez. But Rodgers is tempting Wenger by saying that if he is going to increase his offer then it had better be by a considerable amount based on the Bale valuation AND he better do it this week.
Sorry Astro, but the first story talks about Rodgers opinion that Arsenal are playing games
and the second about Rodgers valuation of Suarez
Neither are him dismissing that Suarez wants to move, quite the opposite in fact.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-action-force-transfer-Liverpool-Arsenal.html
Why is handing in a transfer request seen as a last resort?
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...-action-force-transfer-Liverpool-Arsenal.html
Why is handing in a transfer request seen as a last resort?

I think Arsenal are becoming a bit obsessed about this. It's as though they think Suarez is definitely the one thing they need to make them title contenders and must have him.
Suarez is a great player and great entertainment value but if they think he's the Messiah I think they might be in for a rude awakening.
They were outside the title race even with RVP in his prime banging them in. If Santi Carzola leaves to make way for funds then they wouldn't improve by much at all.
I think you're right about the Uruguayan radio quotes. Although he didn't mention Madrid in those interviews, only that he wanted to play CL football. If we're talking about quotes, inference is out of the equation.
Of course Rodgers is going to play hard ball, which is an indication that Suarez wants out, and of course he has to get the best price for his player - he wouldn't be doing his job properly if he wasn't.
I don't envy him, and contrary to what you might think, as a Gooner I take no pleasure in seeing Rodgers and Liverpool having to fight to keep their player. **** knows we've been there before on plenty of occasions with our players, but I think you have to be realistic about the situation.
They are dismissing the idea that a move to Arsenal is a serious prospect