kfallon wrote: » They can fúck off with all 3 of them tbh
Boom_Bap wrote: » I agree, if we are not getting Sanchez, they can pony up the full amount so we can spend a good chunk of it on a replacement of our chosing.
Boom_Bap wrote: » I was reading somewhere that Barca may struggle to raise the funds, that is why they want to include Sanchez in any deal. I would expect that if Sanchez blanks us, we will be offered the likes of Montoya, Masch and Pedro.
greendom wrote: » If they sell Sanchez to another club, that would take care of the funds issue, surely ?
I am pie wrote: » If Sanchez choses Arsenal this place will collapse under the weight of people blaming the manager for not signing a player who actively chose another club. Again.
kfallon wrote: » Yeah, offer us a full back, a guy we had before who isn't the same player anymore and a fella who, on his day, couldn't trap a bag of cement. All this to replace prob the 3rd most creative player in the world. Thing is they are so arrogant they'd prob offer us that thinking we'd bite the hand off them.....excuse the pun!
Spring Onion wrote: » How much do you think the "bite" will cost Liverpool? I imagine his price tag must have dropped 20-30% as a result.
slingerz wrote: » TBH the premier league has lost a bit in recent years with an exodus of the best players to Spain. Recent years have seen Alonso, Mascherano, Song, Bale, Ronaldo, Suarez all look likely to leave for Barca/Madrid and impact on the quality in the EPL. i think we here would all prefer, regardless of club allegiance to see the best players in the world playing in the EPL. The tax system in Spain versus the tax system in the UK is limiting that potentially. On an aside, should football take off in the states then you may see MLS sides becoming the next major force league and attract a lot better/younger players based on the salaries that would become available there.
RFOLEY1990 wrote: » Cash plus Varane from Madrid would suit me.
mormank wrote: » Ya know, the funny thing is, we might not even need to replace his 30 PL goals next season. If we improved our defence and team we might not concede as many as we did last year and in fact could win the league (or secure top 4) with just 71 goals scored, which I believe is 30 less than we scored last season. In theory you only need 38 goals to win 38 matches. This logic has made me feel alot better about him leaving anyway.
Fescue wrote: » While everyone is desperate for Alexis Sanchez to be part of the Suarez deal, I'm not so sure about him to be honest. Having watched him at Barca I thought he looked only so so. I would certainly be a bigger fan of Pedro. I do realise he is a good footballer and might do well at Liverpool but I wouldn't expect him to perform at anywhere near the level of Suarez.
x43r0 wrote: » A centre back pairing of Sakho-Varane would be out of this world
Turtyturd wrote: » Only Messi and Clint would perform at the same level. Sanchez is the best of the rest, I wasn't a fan of him at Barca but his performances for Chile have been immense.
Dickerty wrote: » While we are at it, let's ask for Ronaldo? No way will they sell Varane, he's the future...
Agent Coulson wrote: » Looks like Madrid are out of the running now. Seems like they are about to buy James Rodriguez for £40million if they can sell di Maria.
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