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Klopp Intervenes: Liverpool join the race for Europe’s most wanted player
According to tomorrow’s L’Équipe, Jurgen Klopp has contacted Kylian Mbappe’s entourage and has put Liverpool in the race to sign the French wonderkid.
 
Jigsawklopp said:
Klopp Intervenes: Liverpool join the race for Europe’s most wanted player
According to tomorrow’s L’Équipe, Jurgen Klopp has contacted Kylian Mbappe’s entourage and has put Liverpool in the race to sign the French wonderkid.
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Not happening.... we dont have 120mil euros.

The only thing we are sure of in this case is monaco dont need to sell and will want a worlds record fee.
 
Easy ways to recognise fake news

1. Story comes from media source in players home nation or a rag in selling clubs nation.

2. Does the story bear any relation to likely lfc strategy for summer..

3. Tone of story.

4. How many other clubs involved

4. How any prior stories about player?

Take Mbappe for example. Its clear hes so far beyond us its patently false.
 
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moreinjuredthanowen said:
Easy ways to recognise fake news

1. Story comes from media source in players home nation or a rag in selling clubs nation.

2. Does the story bear any relation to likely lfc strategy for summer..

3. Tone of story.

4. How many other clubs involved

4. How any prior stories about player?

Take Mbappe for example. Its clear hes so far beyond us its patently false.
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You will be saying we are not going to sign Neymar and Messi next, I heard they are both practicing leaning on things so must be coming to us.
 
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Also you will note that lfc friendly hacks usually get either a clear nope or nothing back at all. However on a sale they usually get more info to us

Thus the usual suspects got reasonable bits on salah out of sources and qull prob piss all over other things.

If our hacks are silent then they are not being told = somethings up
 
moreinjuredthanowen said:
Easy ways to recognise fake news

1. Story comes from media source in players home nation or a rag in selling clubs nation.

2. Does the story bear any relation to likely lfc strategy for summer..

3. Tone of story.

4. How many other clubs involved

4. How any prior stories about player?

Take Mbappe for example. Its clear hes so far beyond us its patently false.
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Think most of the stories since VVD are all bull. The media had the VVD transfer locked in as the LFC one and since it gone tits up they've got no ****ing clue about other targets so are just throwing names out and hoping something sticks.

The Tadic one for example is just weird.
 
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RogerisontheHunt said:
Think most of the stories since VVD are all bull. The media had the VVD transfer locked in as the LFC one and since it gone tits up they've got no ****ing clue about other targets so are just throwing names out and hoping something sticks.

The Tadic one for example is just weird.
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Maybe the Tadic one is a ploy. Saints know they are going to lose VVD so we say we want Tadic, but if they let VVD come to us instead of City/Chelsea we will not bid for Tadic. Plots within plots, you just ask Sisu - if he was not working undercover on Mars for Putin!
 
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Chelsea snub Dominic Solanke following Under-20 World Cup heroics

Chelsea’s website made no mention of Dominic Solanke in their report on England’s victory in the Under-20 World Cup final, despite the teenager being a Blues player.

Following England’s 1-0 win over Venezuela Solanke was awarded the Golden Ball for his performances in South Korea, marking him out as the star player of the tournament. Previous winners of the prize include Lionel Messi and Paul Pogba.
 
Philippe Coutinho’s growing importance to the Brazilian national side has been illustrated by the news that he will captain the side when they face Australia in a friendly.






The creative star has come into his own in the last couple of seasons, and it seems that he is being rewarded for his performances both domestically and in terms of international displays by manager Tite, who is a self confessed fan of Coutinho.

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