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[GeMiNiZzzzZzz]

http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/15...c=4716&updated

The football generation is different now, it is more commercialized ...loyalty do not count anymore...results and adverts and sponsorship is more important..

There is no more scholes, giggs, Carragaher, stevie...left...

I would be more than estactic if LS stays and scores regardless of what its being said and behaved previously...even if he is still binding for his time to leave...as long as he scores and perform..the rest is not important to me anymore

[bb300]

my father is a liverpool support.. same do i.. xD cheers

[pirambi]

Originally Posted by bochapsing

welcome back GOD..............!!!!!

Thank you. Suarez is like pain in the ass. The sooner he leaves the fools the better.

[naemlo]

Originally Posted by GeMiNiZzzzZzz

The football generation is different now, it is more commercialized ...loyalty do not count anymore...results and adverts and sponsorship is more important..

There is no more scholes, giggs, Carragaher, stevie...left...

Yes..... the day SG retire, I will fly to Liverpool, photo to him and ask for his signature.... He is a legend in Anfield....

[sex crusader]

Originally Posted by naemlo

Yes..... the day SG retire, I will fly to Liverpool, photo to him and ask for his signature.... He is a legend in Anfield....

Count me in. He's a true Liverpool led. Unlike Owen ...talk cock nia. Real traitor!

[sex crusader]

Originally Posted by pirambi

Thank you. Suarez is like pain in the ass. The sooner he leaves the fools the better.

Yeah... At least he didn't think of joining To be a scum!

[KangTuo]

Originally Posted by sex crusader

Agger is unsettled at the moment as barca is calling.

He vice captain leh...

[KangTuo]

Luis Suarez - I'm 'staying' at Liverpool
Aug 2013 15:54
Luis Suarez has been quoted by El Observador as saying he will stay at Liverpool, following a report that he may even sign a contract extension at Anfield.
Quotes attributed to Suarez emerged in the Uruguayan newspaper, with the forward reported to have said ahead of Uruguay's friendly with Japan in Sendai, Tokyo: "For now, due to all of the people's affection (for me), I will be staying."
• Usher: Misunderstanding Suarez...
Those comments came after Uruguayan television and radio journalist Martin Charquero claimed on Twitter that Suarez had told him he would not be leaving.
The journalist, who is understood to be close to the striker, also hinted that Suarez would sign a contract to extend his commitment to the club beyond 2016, when his current deal expires.
Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard said on Tuesday that he is "really confident" that Suarez will not move this summer and Charquero reiterated suggestions that the 26-year-old has performed a significant U-turn on his wishes to play Champions League football.
The journalist tweeted: "Luis Suarez confirms to me that he will not leave Liverpool. The support of the fans in recent weeks influenced his decision.
 
ATENCIÓN. Luis Suárez me confirma que no se ira de Liverpool. El apoyo de los hinchas en las últimas semanas influyeron en la decision.
— Martin Charquero (@MartinCharquero) August 13, 2013
 
Charquero added: "Suarez sees it as likely that he'll sign a renewal (extension) to the contract that binds him to Liverpool."
 
Luis Suárez ve como probable una renovación (extension) del contrato que lo une a Liverpool.
— Martin Charquero (@MartinCharquero) August 13, 2013
 
Some observers have treated those comments with caution, given that Charquero stated on Twitter three weeks ago that Suarez was “very close” to joining Arsenal -- but that tweet was believed to reflect the way the striker himself felt at the time.
Suarez, who signed a four-year contract with Liverpool last summer, has given a number of interviews insisting that he wants a transfer since first declaring publicly his wish to leave Anfield at the end of May.
He said at the time that it “would be hard to say no” to Real Madrid, but the Spanish giants have made no move to sign him.
So far, the only confirmed interest has come from Arsenal, who have had two bids for the 26-year-old rejected.
The second of those bids -- an offer of £40,000,001 on July 23 -- was apparently made in the belief that it would trigger a release clause in Suarez’s contract.
Liverpool, though, insist there is no such clause, and that they are only obliged to inform him of any offers of above £40 million.
Suarez disputed this in interviews with the Daily Telegraph, the Guardian and Marca at the beginning of August, claiming that manager Brendan Rodgers has personally assured him in the summer of 2012 that he could leave if Liverpool failed to qualify for the 2013-14 Champions League.
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Rodgers has dismissed that claim, while principal owner John W Henry said last week that there was no way Suarez would be sold to Arsenal, suggesting the idea was “ludicrous”.
The striker, signed from Ajax for £22.8 million in January 2011, has been ordered to train alone for the last week, with Rodgers admitting to concerns about his attitude.
Rodgers declared on Saturday that Suarez will not be allowed to re-join first-team training until he apologises for his behaviour in trying to force a move. The Uruguay international has so far refused to say sorry.
Even if Suarez stays, he will miss Liverpool’s first six competitive matches of the season as he completes a ten-game domestic ban imposed after he bit Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic during a Premier League fixture in April.
He would be able to make his Premier League return against Sunderland at the Stadium of Light on September 29, and would also be able to play a few days earlier in the Capital One Cup third round should Liverpool reach that stage by beating League One side Notts County at Anfield on August 27.

[HonkyTonkyMan]

Perhaps BR thinks by threatening to bench Suarez is akin to cornering a dangerous animal, instinct is for it to lash out. As next year is WC year, Suarez can ill afford to be bench he needs the matches to keep himself sharp. By doing so to Suarez, if BR don't sell him this season, he would then have a player who is hungry for goals. This would then turn into a win win situation for both player and club. If by then Suarez proves himself for club and country then he might even be worth much more. Depending on where Liverpool ends next season, it would still be not too late to sell Suarez by then.

[pirambi]

Originally Posted by sex crusader

Yeah... At least he didn't think of joining To be a scum!

They don't even consider him in their dreams. I guess he serves better for fans like you.

[Ninja_Assassin]

Originally Posted by HonkyTonkyMan

Perhaps BR thinks by threatening to bench Suarez is akin to cornering a dangerous animal, instinct is for it to lash out. As next year is WC year, Suarez can ill afford to be bench he needs the matches to keep himself sharp. By doing so to Suarez, if BR don't sell him this season, he would then have a player who is hungry for goals. This would then turn into a win win situation for both player and club. If by then Suarez proves himself for club and country then he might even be worth much more. Depending on where Liverpool ends next season, it would still be not too late to sell Suarez by then.

It is a "control" thingy...... if Suarez is allowed to do as he wishes.... BR would have lost the respect of the changing room and the other players will also start to climb over his head.

[joew2005]

w/o the grandfather leading the team, they no longer look great 2 lots of high profile players.
with dm, they can only be so close only.
let's see hw an inexperience mgm leads a past great team 2 glory in the CL.
maybe he k hengheng win the CL ...

[owen10]

Liverpool agree Aly Cissokho transfer, in talks to sign Willian

http://espnfc.com/news/story/_/id/15...ansfer?cc=4716

Anyone heard of this Cissokho or seen him play??? Bagus???

[naemlo]

Gonna miss the first game of the season cause in the plane

Tonight, starts with a bang and proves without Suarez, Liverpool can score plenty of goals.

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by naemlo

Gonna miss the first game of the season cause in the plane

Tonight, starts with a bang and proves without Suarez, Liverpool can score plenty of goals.

no worries...you can always check the highlights when you land...