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The Liverpool Thread
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DTeacher
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Prestwich_Blue said:The thing is they're so deluded they would be blaming the FA, the media, etc. They would be saying he's never have left if he hadn't been victimised and hounded out.bluemoondays said:If Suarez gets an offer from a creible CL club he will be banging down the door to get out. Would love to see someone like the Milans, Juventus submit a bid for him. I can't see any of the other top clubs touching him with a bargepole.
The meltdown on Rawk would be truly epic
It would be quite funny if Suarez had a dig at them (a la Torres) if and when he left. They would soon change their tune, just as they did with Torres.
BlueMo'
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I hope they sink without trace.
Their fans could always console themselves
with their istree books.
Like a faded old actor longing for his youth
reading ancient reviews of his glory days.
Their fans could always console themselves
with their istree books.
Like a faded old actor longing for his youth
reading ancient reviews of his glory days.
bluebrother55
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Castiel said:With Suarez out for so long its conceivable that they could finish below Newcastle and maybe even Stoke which would just be delicious. Liverpool are officially in mid table mediocrity.
And King Kenny would still be in a job even if he gets them relegated.
Marvellous.
Liverpool's new kit deal, £25m a year
Maybe this has been mentioned already? It has been talked of for some time.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...deal-rewrites-record-books.html#ixzz1jsy3V7jw
My reaction is whether this will receive the same criticism from the media as our Etihad deal which was a shirt, and stadium plus campus sponsorship deal? Certainly takes the heat off now. Liverpool are ownedby Fenway Sports Group. Are they connected in any way to Warrior sporrts. Both are US Companies but I don't think there are links between the owners.
Maybe this has been mentioned already? It has been talked of for some time.
Liverpool have wrapped up a £25m-a-year kit deal with Boston-based company Warrior Sports — a record for English football and twice what adidas currently pay.
Warrior, a subsidiary of New Balance, will take over from adidas ahead of the 2012-13 season and it is expected to be a long-term relationship which puts Nike’s deal with Manchester United - worth £23.5m - into the shade.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...deal-rewrites-record-books.html#ixzz1jsy3V7jw
My reaction is whether this will receive the same criticism from the media as our Etihad deal which was a shirt, and stadium plus campus sponsorship deal? Certainly takes the heat off now. Liverpool are ownedby Fenway Sports Group. Are they connected in any way to Warrior sporrts. Both are US Companies but I don't think there are links between the owners.
Prestwich_Blue
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Re: Liverpool's new kit deal, £25m a year
There is some discussion of this in the Liverpool thread (pages 118/119) so I've moved it in here.
It does seem to be a "mates rates" deal as both FSG & Warrior/New Balance are based in Boston.
There is some discussion of this in the Liverpool thread (pages 118/119) so I've moved it in here.
It does seem to be a "mates rates" deal as both FSG & Warrior/New Balance are based in Boston.
Ticket For Schalke
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I'd understand if a team was on the rise like us, but lets be honest liverpool have been in decline since the 2009.