So you'd be willing to "pay" 30m for Torres?
Question for you's then. ( Clearly hypothetical )
If Suarez does leave, and the clause as reported is 40million, would you take Fernando Torres back for 15million ( What Chelsea still owe ) considering we then have another 25mil on top?
Personally, i wouldnt have any hesitation.
So you'd be willing to "pay" 30m for Torres?
Torres can get to ****, never want to see that **** wearing our jersey again. Wouldn't take him on a free, would rather youth players play.
looks like Suarez is off then, for his 'family's sake', just hope we get a good fee.
Where did you get 30 million from?
Wondering that myself tbh... Must have read it wrong first time as I thought you ment trading Suarez for Torres and getting 25m in addition to Torres...
Chelsea still owe us 15million from the original Torres deal
Where's the source for this? I'm pretty sure I heard that was a rumour and the whole £50mil has been paid
looks like Suarez is off then, for his 'family's sake', just hope we get a good fee.
He's off because he's quality and you've finished no higher than 6th while hes been here.
That said, the bit about how no one defended him is an insult to Liverpool. The club defended him to the hilt, even when they shouldnt have.
I fully understand why he would want to go, but i also feel he has been very very controversial at Liverpool and we have stuck by him alot. Sometimes too much
Hard to reject a club like Real Madrid, but things are looking 'brighter' for LFC. Would have thought he would consider one more year to see what we can achieve
I honestly think the result of this little mini-project of dealings in regards to strikers (Suarez out for somewhere between 25 and 40 million, Iago Aspas in for 10ish mil) leaves Liverpool better off. Sure, you're down Suarez but with a more than competent replacement and another 15-20 mil to spend on strengthening the squad, and also you're also without the ridiculous carousel that Suarez brings to every little thing he ever does, good or bad.
The caveat is if they spend the proceeds well. But assuming they ( and they have started off very well), Liverpool will actually end up being better off.
I honestly think the result of this little mini-project of dealings in regards to strikers (Suarez out for somewhere between 25 and 40 million, Iago Aspas in for 10ish mil) leaves Liverpool better off. Sure, you're down Suarez but with a more than competent replacement and another 15-20 mil to spend on strengthening the squad, and also you're also without the ridiculous carousel that Suarez brings to every little thing he ever does, good or bad.
The caveat is if they spend the proceeds well. But assuming they ( and they have started off very well), Liverpool will actually end up being better off.