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It wouldn't surprise me if this is our doing with Txiki putting his Barca tactics to test.

I bet this was our plan all along waiting for the week prior to pre-season tours and get the player to force the move then so the ball enters City's court and hopefully Liverpool feel forced to sell now and for a lower price.
 
sam-caddick said:
It wouldn't surprise me if this is our doing with Txiki putting his Barca tactics to test.

I bet this was our plan all along waiting for the week prior to pre-season tours and get the player to force the move then so the ball enters City's court and hopefully Liverpool feel forced to sell now and for a lower price.
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Or he might genuinely be totally stressed out about it. It would do my head in having to put up with some of the comments made by fans and representatives of LFC.

I have never believed all the PR guff that firms come out with, but Human Resources definitely is not Liverpool's strong point. How best to damage, alienate and hurt your own.
 
The dippers are so small time. Fair play to Sterling to want out of there.
 
Would love this signing to happen, think he's exactly what we've be crying out for (from an on-field perspective), Direct, pace etc

Being made to look the villain in this, unfairly in my opinion just wants to win things and Liverpool fans are kidding themselves if they seriously think he has a better chance of doing that with them!

Given todays events I'm hoping this gets wrapped up soon!!
 
It must hard for the Dippers to take. Other than when they sold Torres this is the first time a player has agitated for a move from the great club of Liverpool - where players should consider it a privilege to even touch the "This is Anfield" sign. Not only does he want to go he's not even yet reached his prime and he's one of their best players. It's a sign of a club in decline and everyone knows it.
 
sam-caddick said:
It wouldn't surprise me if this is our doing with Txiki putting his Barca tactics to test.

I bet this was our plan all along waiting for the week prior to pre-season tours and get the player to force the move then so the ball enters City's court and hopefully Liverpool feel forced to sell now and for a lower price.
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Liverpool's owners are former hedge fund managers and got rich playing the stock,that world is far more cutthroat than Football with a world of deadlines deadlines and brinkmanship.

Football is child's play to FSG,hence why Torres and Suarez went for max fees and it will be the same for Sterling,they will not budge from the £50 million valuation.
 
jknight said:
It must hard for the Dippers to take. Other than when they sold Torres this is the first time a player has agitated for a move from the great club of Liverpool - where players should consider it a privilege to even touch the "This is Anfield" sign. Not only does he want to go he's not even yet reached his prime and he's one of their best players. It's a sign of a club in decline and everyone knows it.
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Are you forgetting Suarez?
 
FootieFan86 said:
Liverpool's owners are former hedge fund managers and got rich playing the stock,that world is far more cutthroat than Football with a world of deadlines deadlines and brinkmanship.

Football is child's play to FSG,hence why Torres and Suarez went for max fees and it will be the same for Sterling,they will not budge from the £50 million valuation.
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Dear oh dear
 
FootieFan86 said:
Liverpool's owners are former hedge fund managers and got rich playing the stock,that world is far more cutthroat than Football with a world of deadlines deadlines and brinkmanship.

Football is child's play to FSG,hence why Torres and Suarez went for max fees and it will be the same for Sterling,they will not budge from the £50 million valuation.
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And you think our owners have accumulated their businesses and wealth by luck? Barclays bailout for example.
 
FootieFan86 said:
Liverpool's owners are former hedge fund managers and got rich playing the stock,that world is far more cutthroat than Football with a world of deadlines deadlines and brinkmanship.

Football is child's play to FSG,hence why Torres and Suarez went for max fees and it will be the same for Sterling,they will not budge from the £50 million valuation.
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RAWK quiet today?
 
jknight said:
It must hard for the Dippers to take. Other than when they sold Torres this is the first time a player has agitated for a move from the great club of Liverpool - where players should consider it a privilege to even touch the "This is Anfield" sign. Not only does he want to go he's not even yet reached his prime and he's one of their best players. It's a sign of a club in decline and everyone knows it.
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A club in decline?

Turnover has gone up and is growing,commercial revenues amongst the highest in football and stadium expansion ongoing,the club is in a healthy financial state only thing missing right now is trophies.Our blueprint is of the ilk of Atletico Juventus and Dortmund,not big spenders but buying young and developing a team for the long term.
 
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