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Unbelievable story. Just pure sour grapes scouse **** love in
"the 26-year-old struggled with injuries and fitness issues last season and missed over three months of action after suffering a hamstring complaint back in December."
"Reds could have signed the Leeds-born midfielder but rejected the chance to do so, despite it being considered a relatively 'easy' transfer to complete."
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"the 26-year-old struggled with injuries and fitness issues last season and missed over three months of action after suffering a hamstring complaint back in December."
"Reds could have signed the Leeds-born midfielder but rejected the chance to do so, despite it being considered a relatively 'easy' transfer to complete."
Liverpool ignored 'easy' Phillips transfer as Klopp plots midfield plan
Manchester City have announced the signing of Kalvin Phillips but it could have been a whole lot different if Liverpool took up the chance to buy the highly-rated midfielder
north down blue
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So two transfers have actually taken place today but sky sports news are on Ronaldo watch and trying to appease the delusionals from Trafford with "positive transfer stories". Could have sworn mutv was on the propaganda they spout
BlueRodent
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I've yet to see an unbiased football article from the Daily Mirror!Unbelievable story. Just pure sour grapes scouse **** love in
"the 26-year-old struggled with injuries and fitness issues last season and missed over three months of action after suffering a hamstring complaint back in December."
"Reds could have signed the Leeds-born midfielder but rejected the chance to do so, despite it being considered a relatively 'easy' transfer to complete."
Liverpool ignored 'easy' Phillips transfer as Klopp plots midfield plan
Manchester City have announced the signing of Kalvin Phillips but it could have been a whole lot different if Liverpool took up the chance to buy the highly-rated midfielder
I didn't want him at City tbh but after reading garbage like that I hope he sticks it up their fucking arse and is a huge success ( I would have wanted him to be a success anyway, just to make that clear.)Unbelievable story. Just pure sour grapes scouse **** love in
"the 26-year-old struggled with injuries and fitness issues last season and missed over three months of action after suffering a hamstring complaint back in December."
"Reds could have signed the Leeds-born midfielder but rejected the chance to do so, despite it being considered a relatively 'easy' transfer to complete."
Liverpool ignored 'easy' Phillips transfer as Klopp plots midfield plan
Manchester City have announced the signing of Kalvin Phillips but it could have been a whole lot different if Liverpool took up the chance to buy the highly-rated midfielder
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haha fuck em!...they'll be livid next summer when Bellingham tips up at ours after we outbid them!Unbelievable story. Just pure sour grapes scouse **** love in
"the 26-year-old struggled with injuries and fitness issues last season and missed over three months of action after suffering a hamstring complaint back in December."
"Reds could have signed the Leeds-born midfielder but rejected the chance to do so, despite it being considered a relatively 'easy' transfer to complete."
Liverpool ignored 'easy' Phillips transfer as Klopp plots midfield plan
Manchester City have announced the signing of Kalvin Phillips but it could have been a whole lot different if Liverpool took up the chance to buy the highly-rated midfielder
Just typical city reporting. 42 million rising to 45 with 5 million going the other way for our youngster, only sky can do 42 minus 5 and come up with 50
I just reported this defamatory comment on the BBC Kalvin Phillips transfer story:
Great stuff - zero net spend! But isn't there a term for when you take dodgily acquired assets and churn them into a "clean" asset?
The BBC replied with this:
we have decided that it does not contravene the House Rules and are going to leave it on site.
The BBC really are run by cunts.
FootOfDavros
City still under investigation for past FFP breaches. Sell Jesus for £45m, buy Phillips for £45m.Great stuff - zero net spend! But isn't there a term for when you take dodgily acquired assets and churn them into a "clean" asset?
The BBC replied with this:
we have decided that it does not contravene the House Rules and are going to leave it on site.
The BBC really are run by cunts.
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Assume it's a dipper? Just reply, Yes it's called money laundering. The thing your sponsors were found guilty of
Churchlawtonblue
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I noticed that, but their agenda is so obvious these days , it's not just City fans that notice it.
LongsightM13
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Have a look at his previous work. Almost exclusively pro-redshirts clickbait, no doubt written to orderUnbelievable story. Just pure sour grapes scouse **** love in
"the 26-year-old struggled with injuries and fitness issues last season and missed over three months of action after suffering a hamstring complaint back in December."
"Reds could have signed the Leeds-born midfielder but rejected the chance to do so, despite it being considered a relatively 'easy' transfer to complete."
Liverpool ignored 'easy' Phillips transfer as Klopp plots midfield plan
Manchester City have announced the signing of Kalvin Phillips but it could have been a whole lot different if Liverpool took up the chance to buy the highly-rated midfielder
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I work with an Everton fan and ever since I put him onto the agenda he now notices it in everything written about City
Boo or Boo-urns
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The Transfer show on Sky finally mentioning the Kalvin Phillips move on the last minute of the program, yet they still managed to squeeze in a mention of PR37 vast Instagram followers as a valid business reason for buying him.
My God, as sensible and readable Liverpool and City article in the Liverpool Echo.
Hence the link, if anyone wants to read it?
Like the MEN website the Echo website is full of adverts and is slow downloading smoothly.
www.liverpoolecho.co.uk
Hence the link, if anyone wants to read it?
Like the MEN website the Echo website is full of adverts and is slow downloading smoothly.
Liverpool and Man City rivalry is about to take fresh twist
Liverpool's rivalry with Manchester City is about to take a fresh twist, writes Paul Gorst
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Next up on talksport with Danny Baker.
Mo Salah's new contract at Liverpool!
Again?
And who the fcuk other than Dippers is remotely interested?
And even they must be bored with it.
Mo Salah's new contract at Liverpool!
Again?
And who the fcuk other than Dippers is remotely interested?
And even they must be bored with it.
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Its also true that since the 17/18 season, the difference between the two sides is TWENTY SIX points and City have won FOUR of of the Last five titles, but that doesn't fit the 'rivalry' storyMy God, as sensible and readable Liverpool and City article in the Liverpool Echo.
Hence the link, if anyone wants to read it?
Like the MEN website the Echo website is full of adverts and is slow downloading smoothly.
Liverpool and Man City rivalry is about to take fresh twist
Liverpool's rivalry with Manchester City is about to take a fresh twist, writes Paul Gorst
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If Liverpool had signed Haaland The Athletic would be hailing him as the second coming of Christ, Buddha, and Muhammad rolled in to one that is great for football (and the world) generally.
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