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@Vanjagl ...... This fella is about the only proper clued in source for anything LFC related mate. Charlatans like Jimmy Pearce either have next to no sources. Or the club, which lets next to nothing out, use them to their own ends when they want to misdirect opinion.


That's almost as insulting as Arsenal's Suarez nonsense.

P taking *****! They do realise Liverpool hold ALL the cards here right?

We should be demanding what ever they want if some club wants him desperately enough now. Forget the 'rumoured' £50 million price tag. It should be starting at a minimum £80/ 90 million.

We don't need to sell. Sadio's worth far more to us here next season and leaving on his own terms after that than taking a pittance of his true value now. And we know Sadio will give everything for us next season regardless s he always has. If you want him that bad Bayern that you can't wait another year to get him on a free, then pay up!

It really is that simple. We hold all the cards on this one and the club being totally relaxed on things would seemingly reaffirm that.

Brilliant to read Joyce reporting Milner's all but extended though.
 
The lure of Klopp's Liverpool again-


Best possible news to turn in on a Sunday night.

It's been one heck of a rough, emotionally traumatic week that's left far more questions than answers on where I go forward with things. But one things for darn certain, I F LOVE this football club and the current magnificent squad of footballers who represent her!
 
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The lure of Klopp's Liverpool again-


Best possible news to turn in on a Sunday night.

It's been one heck of a rough, emotionally traumatic week that's left far more questions than answers on where I go forward with things. But one things for darn certain, I F LOVE this football club and the current magnificent squad of footballers who represent her!
Need him for the next transition of Klopps team. Hendo will take his spot in the coming years if it goes accordingly.
 
Crazy to read those comments


Article translation:
For Paco Martínez and the other heroes of Saint-Denis


I have known Paco for a long time. He is one of those madridistas who looks like Courtois, you put him under the goal and I'm sure that not one goal would enter either. Between the pandemic and others, we hadn't seen each other for a long time. We coincided on Saturday at the magnificent party of the Peña Madridista de Olot, chaired by another great, Miquel Costa.


Great evening presided over by the European Cup. Because I don't know if I told you once, I would swear yes, that Madrid is playing in the European Cup. The one of the champions. There are very deserving ones who play in the Champions League. It's something else. What did I tell you? Well: I like to remember it.


Between laughter and joy for El Momento Que No Cesa, Paco released me: "I am alive by a miracle." It is that he was in Saint-Denis and returned as the photos that accompany these lines explain. Plus a broken rib, you can't see that. But it hurts a lot.


Paco Martínez Marín is a committed member of Madrid and a member of the Coordinator of Peñas Madridistas of Catalonia. He got two tickets for the final and there he went with his son Eloy. "He was the happiest guy on earth, I was going to see a final of our beloved Real Madrid with him". So he began to tell his experience and so he continued.


“I never thought I expected to fear for our lives. Yes, I was really scared and thanks to my son today I can tell about it. Without exaggeration: he saved my life.” As an introduction to the story, impeccable.


And also… “A lot of people went together when we left the stadium. Happy. Our team had won. But fate was that we met a group of criminals armed with cutters who attacked us mercilessly making us fall to the ground and then rob us. Some put the cutter around their necks and asked for their mobiles”.


The police, you say? “The worst of all was his attitude, that of the French Police, which at no time helped us. Neither us nor so many people who asked for help. I asked for an ambulance please because of the wounds I had, I was bleeding. A guard told the people asking for help that welcome to France… People didn't know where to go, it was chaos. A French citizen who was passing by, seeing my wounds, got out of his car and told me, to the Hospital! I went with him and yes, he took me to the closest one where I spent the night between cures and observing the blow to the head. I cried, yes, but not because of the aggression but because of rage, because of the help not received from the police to some injured people. That's a crime!"


Around eleven in the morning the next day, Paco and Eloy got into their car and headed for Barcelona. Imagine a pothole, a sudden stop: a broken rib and everything else… They arrived after one in the morning. And until today. His testimony, as well as the photos you see, is in the possession of Madrid, which has attached it to his complaint. Paco will do it, if he hasn't done it already, in a personal capacity. They have told him that he can go to the French consulate in Barcelona. The French police, UEFA, anyone involved in that madness already know about all this.


Little more to add on our part. We could roar like a tiger, remember the molars of more than one. It's done. And these things are better short and in the mouth of the victim. Our tribute to all the Pacos who lived through that **** and who are still with us thanks to God. Another hug, good recovery and happy summer.
 
Need him for the next transition of Klopps team. Hendo will take his spot in the coming years if it goes accordingly.

Yeah, can't overstate the importance of keeping around some old fart veterans in the squad who's been there a long time and won everything. Compare that with United's clueless approach when they've cleaned out all Fergie's faithful soldiers within 1-2 seasons.
 
Crazy to read those comments


Article translation:

Telling yer. That is still the overriding feeling you are left with. Both in the crush before the game (Which I'm convinced would have resulted in fatalities if it had been any other English club there. The level of self-policing and people keeping calm under ridiculously hostile and trying circumstances, down in large part to what we have experienced before at the hands of a Police force with absolutely no regard for your safety, was an enormous credit to all caught up in it), and then in the horrifically violent, orchestrated criminal assaults after, I've honestly never witnessed anywhere. And I've experienced pretty much everything, good and bad, that football has to offer over the years.

The more accounts you hear and read, the more you realise just how fortunate the trauma you experienced could have been far, FAR worse.

I've never encountered a more hostile reception from an opposition Police force/ the ferrel, orchestrated, criminal hordes. Nor have I felt more vulnerable, helpless, and scared absolutely shitless at a game in over three decades. In Paris. In 2022. At the biggest game of all.

Mercifully, this time, as horrible and heart wrenching as the lived accounts are, everything is documented and the lies UEFA and the French they are trying to smear innocent people with won't fly this time and heads will roll. There but for the grace of God we aren't talking about deaths. Many deaths.
 

The French Cup final last month at the same stadium with the same lack of any organisation/ crowd control-


Policing in France, not least at football games, needs a complete and urgent overhaul.

I'd advise anyone planning on going to the Olympics in Paris or the Rugby World Cup to stay WELL away for your own safety.

 
Yeah, can't overstate the importance of keeping around some old fart veterans in the squad who's been there a long time and won everything. Compare that with United's clueless approach when they've cleaned out all Fergie's faithful soldiers within 1-2 seasons.
Different egos and personalities. Not all are ready to stay in like this and probably on lower pay. Not many can put their glory days behind like this. Even though Milner has never been star, but always been man who team and manager can count on.

Biggest thing I think will come here is that Milner has interest in coaching and currently opportunity to learn from the best.
 
Different egos and personalities. Not all are ready to stay in like this and probably on lower pay. Not many can put their glory days behind like this. Even though Milner has never been star, but always been man who team and manager can count on.

Biggest thing I think will come here is that Milner has interest in coaching and currently opportunity to learn from the best.

Not that it will be of much consolation, but there was a sizeable offer from Leeds on the table by all accounts.

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All the main journos that are linked to the club reporting on Nunez. Saw what I like of him against us but he seems a bit lukakuesque with his flat track bully approach. Either way if Klopp likes him its good enough for me.
 
All the main journos that are linked to the club reporting on Nunez. Saw what I like of him against us but he seems a bit lukakuesque with his flat track bully approach. Either way if Klopp likes him its good enough for me.

Ala Ibou, men of that size ahouldn’t move that ****** fast! And he passed the 1-on-1 test with Alisson with flying colours. Few, if any, forwards ever do that.

That’s what I took from seeing him in the flesh those two games mate. Here endeth my knowledge on Darwin Nunez. 🤷🏼‍♂️
 
All the main journos that are linked to the club reporting on Nunez. Saw what I like of him against us but he seems a bit lukakuesque with his flat track bully approach. Either way if Klopp likes him its good enough for me.
Your right there with the Lukakuesque. Not so much the flat track bully part as he will score goals against anyone given the service. But more in regards to his trampoline boots. His touch is pretty bad.
 

I'm hesitant to take Maddock's word but that would be a fantastically structured deal. £65 M. down and £18 M. or so in add-ons.

With so few top strikers available, and so many clubs in need, anything totalling around the £80 million mark is sadly/ madly the going market price right now for one.
 
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