rarnes1 wrote: » We are gonna regret selling him next May imo.
NukaCola wrote: » If Suarez goes for anything under £80m it'll be a bargain for Barca.
Hidalgo wrote: » The Telegraph quote an Arsenal initial bid for Sanchez at £22m while in the Independent its £32m. If Liverpool do manage to get him I'd guess Sanchez + £40m.
joe123 wrote: » I just dont understand any Liverpool supporter wanting Suarez gone or even satisfied with us selling him. Big chunks of money are grand, but the fact is - short term at least, we won't sign another player on his level. The team will be worse off without him and we are losing a truly world class talent. Suarez is a genius on the field and can make things happen out of nothing. If we get 60 million or 90 million, we are weaker without him next season. Ban or no ban. Adding to that, our signings the last few years (suarez aside) have been pretty damn awful.
Grayditch wrote: » Did he not play against Newcastle?
~Rebel~ wrote: » 2 quick points; 1) I'd rather we didn't sell under any circumstances. I'm happy for us to take the risk on future bans. 2) If he goes to Barca - I just can't see him and Messi playing well together. I think he'd end up being infuriated by Messi's "I don't run unless its to attack" policy, and I think they'd end up getting into each others way a lot. Tbh they're the exact two players I wouldn't pair together.
dfx- wrote: » As a Barcelona fan, anything like £50m + Sanchez is an absolute bargain that should be snapped up at the first opportunity. Alexis has had a good World Cup and his price as a makeweight is now at its highest, I'd say. Don't think it's a great deal for Liverpool. Not sure how he'll do at Liverpool, but I'm not sure about any Liverpool signings until it's clear that it's a Rodgers signing instead of that transfer committee who Rodgers doesn't play.
Washington Irving wrote: » His real last ever moments on the pitch for Liverpool:
Francie Barrett wrote: » If we draw Barcelona in the group stages , I will be ripping.
Dickerty wrote: » Snap back to reality (Oh - there goes gravity) He's always had one eye on Spain. His wife's family are Catalans.Barca are one of only 2/3 clubs tyhat can be considered a step up from us (Barca, Real, Barca), taking aside pure money (City, Chelsea, PSG). So now matter how we love him or hate him, the FACT is that he wants to go, so whether he is trouble or not, it's very difficult to stand in his way. Particularly if they meet a fee stated in his contract. All the steam-blowing cannot change that...
Francie Barrett wrote: » BBC have it on their front page that talks between us and Barcelona are progressing. While suspecting he'd go, never thought the day would come. Have to say I would be crushed if we were to lose him. If we draw Barcelona in the group stages , I will be ripping.
murpho999 wrote: » After the Torres transfer I learnt that footballers are different animals to us fans so I don't get emotionally attached to them anymore. Suarez doesn't give a **** about us or LFC as he was prepared to go Madrid, Barca and even bloody Arsenal in the last year.
noodler wrote: » You can probbaly included Milan, Utd, Arsenal, Munich in that!
murpho999 wrote: » After the Torres transfer I learnt that footballers are different animals to us fans so I don't get emotionally attached to them anymore.Suarez doesn't give a **** about us or LFC as he was prepared to go Madrid, Barca and even bloody Arsenal in the last year.
Grayditch wrote: » It's true, FIFA have suspended both of his legs.
Grayditch91105812 wrote: This might give people a laugh.