mikeym wrote: » Loic Remy will dominate todays news, Sky Sports reckon Liverpool canceled the deal because of Borini wanting to stay.
martyos121 wrote: » Not sure if this has already been posted here, but surely one of you made this page? It's utter geniushttps://www.facebook.com/LiverpoolPlayersAwkwardlyLeaningOnStuff
Our page is now getting a little bit X-rated with naughty "Francois" Toure role-playing a hot and heavy post-coital satisfaction pillow talk lean. Not what Giaccherini had in mind when his Italian mates told him "the Premier League is really fast and physical", but from their faces we know our Kolo is definitely getting a second date, and more leaning privileges if he plays his cards right.
The Uruguayan Jelavic wows photographers here with this deliciously bewildered straddling one-arm 'metal thing in the shape of a person' lean. He hasn't seen anything so static since the Arsenal back four.
Loic Remy's transfer from Liverpool to QPR could be resurrected, despite the west London side's fury over claims from Anfield that the £10.5million switch has collapsed. Rangers still consider the deal is on and are also annoyed that the news leaked out from Merseyside yesterday afternoon, according to the Daily Mirror. The move is understood to have hit the rocks over Remy’s failure to pass a stringent medical, but further tests are planned on the France international today. The 27-year-old striker – desperate to move to Liverpool to play Champions League football – was due to sign a four-year contract following a week of negotiations. But the Reds pulled the plug yesterday and then declined to give a specific reason when they arrived in Chicago for last night’s game against Olympiakos. Remy was on loan at Newcastle last season and missed almost a month at the back end of the campaign with a calf problem. But the issue is seen at Anfield as far more serious than that relatively minor injury. He had flown to Boston for his medical and to discuss terms on an £80,000-a-week contract. But as the Liverpool squad moved on to Chicago as part of their pre-season tour, he returned home. Liverpool manager Brendan Rogers said: “It's very simple. We made a decision as a club not to go ahead with the deal,” said Rodgers. “It's unfortunate for the player that it's happened before and it's happening on this occasion. “We're obviously disappointed for the player but there's nothing more to be said, we have to move on and look at other targets.” Remy now faces the prospect of missing out on his European dream and rejoining QPR.
Luckycharms_74 wrote: » Carra is a special guest on TAW today
GBX wrote: » Is this a podcast?
I'd be content dropping Agger from that list when you consider we would still have Toure, Kelly, Wisdom, Coates and Ilori all on the books.
Luckycharms_74 wrote: » Source
joe123 wrote: » So Simon Clancy just re tweeted this....Works for the BBC btw. Retweeted by Simon Clancy Callum Wright @_CallumMWright · 12m NEWS: #LFC considering paying Monaco's asking price of £9.5m for a season long loan of Radamel Falcao with a view to a permanent deal. ReplyReplied to 0 times RetweetRetweeted 26 times26 FavoriteFavorited 10 times10 More Yes. Yes please. Just remembered though hes coming back from a cruciate injury. Big gamble at 9.5 million.
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Harry Palmr wrote: » Never got the fuss about Falcao to be honest - he's 28! Didn't think he was that old.
Agent Coulson wrote: » €12m for a 10 month loan that's €1.2m a month before his wages which are around €250/300k tax free in Monaco if not more. So we could be looking at paying close to €20m total for a 10 month loan.Can anyone really see FSG agreeing to that?
Augmerson wrote: » What's Heskey doing these days?
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