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Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2013/14

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New thread, old thread here : http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056999951&page=668

Enjoy it, they way you guys go through threads there'll be a new one in about 6 weeks.

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Dont be at yourself

Kirby wrote: »

Wasn't Doris a Kenny acquisition? Her and Downing in the same week......good riddance to her and her sugar lumps.

You can't blame Kenny for Doris. It was a Comolli signing. They're hardly going to trust tea lady recruitment to Kenny when he was only in a temporary position.

DrumSteve

Kirby wrote: »

Wasn't Doris a Kenny acquisition? Her and Downing in the same week......good riddance to her and her sugar lumps.

Does anyone what the savings on her wages are based on a yearly amortisation? Anyone reckon we could get a tea lady froma top 4 team or would she only want champions league?

Dickerty

Kirby wrote: »

Wasn't Doris a Kenny acquisition? Her and Downing in the same week......good riddance to her and her sugar lumps.

To be fair, they were lovely lady lumps...

T-K-O

Kirby wrote: »

Wasn't Doris a Kenny acquisition? Her and Downing in the same week......good riddance to her and her sugar lumps.

..makes a poxy cut of tea

Jesus Wept

Kirby wrote: »

Wasn't Doris a Kenny acquisition? Her and Downing in the same week......good riddance to her and her sugar lumps.

Comolli offered her £40,143.23 a week but thankfully it didn't get past the top brass.

Dickerty

Kirby wrote: »

I read the rumour earlier and I don't believe it. Tax issues or not, he isn't going anywhere.

Or did Monaco get a letter about FFP??

Kirby

Wasn't Doris a Kenny acquisition? Her and Downing in the same week......good riddance to her and her sugar lumps.

Paulegend

RainMaker wrote: »

So is that 60 goals extra for us this season now?

obviously you need another maths lesson

because we keep him and arsenal dont we get an extra 45 goals;) you forgot to carry the one

opr

Andy Carroll wrote: »

Rumour has it Doris the tea lady has been given her marching orders. Still, that's £146.23 saved in wages, every week.

This is disgraceful. You haven't a shred of proof to be posting this nonsense. If you're going to post something so provocative at least provide some links. No twitter BS links either.

Opr

Jesus Wept

Devilman40k wrote: »

Great move for her...she knows Rafa's system, should fit in well

Wants her to put the cups of tea in certain areas rather than going man to man?

T-K-O

SlickRic wrote: »

we've 2 choices.

force him to make an apology to play, or approach it purely professionally and say we're not stupid, and the apology means little after the summer that's just gone.

just encourage him to play well for his own interests.

Suarez giving an apology is going to have no bearing on his relationship with the rest of the camp.

Suarez is done at the club, its a matter of time. In the meantime He will play for us again and as such he needs to show respect to the manager and the players. An apology will achieve that.

Yes he will be off kissing the badge at Real / (insert club) next season but so what, BR took control of the situation. This is a small victory for the club!

Kirby

Francie Barrett wrote: »

Falcao apparently transfer-listed...

I read the rumour earlier and I don't believe it. Tax issues or not, he isn't going anywhere.

Devilman40k

Dont be at yourself wrote: »

Twitter's saying it's just a loan to Napoli with an option to buy at the end of the season.

Great move for her...she knows Rafa's system, should fit in well

Dont be at yourself

Andy Carroll wrote: »

Rumour has it Doris the tea lady has been given her marching orders. Still, that's £146.23 saved in wages, every week.

Twitter's saying it's just a loan to Napoli with an option to buy at the end of the season.

Francie Barrett

Falcao apparently transfer-listed...

gimli2112

RainMaker wrote: »

So is that 60 goals extra for us this season now?

Only in relation to Arsenal AFIK, with all other teams I think it's +30.

Devilman40k

RainMaker wrote: »

So is that 60 goals extra for us this season now?

Our year lads..our year

Jesus Wept

Rumour has it Doris the tea lady has been given her marching orders. Still, that's £146.23 saved in wages, every week.

RainMaker

So is that 60 goals extra for us this season now?

Raif Severance

Guys, you're getting it all wrong. The only thing that matters is how Mike65 feels about Suarez apologizing.

BenEadir

SlickRic wrote: »

this "apology" is nonsense and will mean, in reality, nothing at all.

Completely disagree with this. Yes, we all know the apology isn't "heartfelt" but it is an assertion by BR and the club that he who pays the piper calls the tune. If BR hadn't asserted his authority, even if it is via a fairly sham/shallow apology, it would weaken the managers position. By making the best player at the club jump through a few hoops it will discourage others from acting the boll*cks and allow a line to be drawn under this chapter. At least until next summer :eek:

Ben

Dickerty

mayordenis wrote: »

Henrikh Mkhitaryan

Never heard of him. Sounds rubbish.

gimli2112

Don't think Rogers got the apology bit wrong. If he hasn't apologised we should just drop it however and if asked by a journo say "That's an internal matter"
(of course this will be ruined by suarez saying he hasn't)
Whether he apologises or not is irrelevant but Rogers put down a marker by saying he had to.

Francie Barrett

Dickerty wrote: »

The apology wasn't to make them all love him again, they are all adults and will have their opinions of him, but it clears the air, and it shows that Rodgers still has control of the group. It's a statement of intent.

Yep. Suarez back in training means we can put all this sh!te behind us until January.

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fangee

SlickRic wrote: »

this apology thing is the only part of the Suarez debacle that Rodgers is getting wrong IMO.

it doesn't matter a fúck. are the players all of a sudden going to think Suarez really cares just because he gave an apology?

fúck no.

just make it a clearly professional arrangement. make it clear to Luis that he won't be sold until next summer, when we will sell him to a foreign club, subject to a decent fee coming in.

make it clear that he needs to keep playing well in order to attract the interest of the clubs he wants to move to. make it clear that there's no point in him acting the bollocks, because it will put off suitors. it's in his best interests to do his best for Liverpool.

purely professional.

this "apology" is nonsense and will mean, in reality, nothing at all.

Not sure I agree.

It will humble Suarez somewhat to have to stand there and apologise to his team mates. It takes courage to apologise. The other players will have more respect for him for doing it.

It also clears the air and puts them all on the same page before the season starts tomorrow.

I think Rodgers was right to make him apologise.

Dickerty

SlickRic wrote: »

we've 2 choices.

force him to make an apology to play, or approach it purely professionally and say we're not stupid, and the apology means little after the summer that's just gone.

just encourage him to play well for his own interests.

Suarez giving an apology is going to have no bearing on his relationship with the rest of the camp.

The apology wasn't to make them all love him again, they are all adults and will have their opinions of him, but it clears the air, and it shows that Rodgers still has control of the group. It's a statement of intent.

SlickRic

T-K-O wrote: »

It's better than the alternative

we've 2 choices.

force him to make an apology to play, or approach it purely professionally and say we're not stupid, and the apology means little after the summer that's just gone.

just encourage him to play well for his own interests.

Suarez giving an apology is going to have no bearing on his relationship with the rest of the camp.

LuckyLloyd

Nuri Sahin wrote: »

I've lost count at the amount of times I've said we need a new CB and cover for Lucas. The latter I've been saying for years now!

So we won't have had a good window if we don't get them?

Dickerty

Yes, cause they know Rodgers will say that he won't talk about a private conversation.

But he said he'd only come back once he apologised, so it's a fair assumption.

I disagree SlickRic - the fact that we spoke publicly about his speaking out of turn, dressed him down and made him train elsewhere was a big thing.
The fact that he now appears to have made amends and been invited back to the fold is a BIG mark of intent for Rodgers. He's not a Fergie or a Capello, he doesn't have decades of being a hard-nosed grump to fall back on. His players will judge him on his actions.

So this episode has shown that he can make a stand, and come out on top. A lesson to any player who thinks he might try that in the future...