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  • Mostar
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    Originally posted by Arn View Post
    Yet another player that thinks money is more important than football
    I don't think is that at all.

    As Sarb said imo he wants to go back to NUFC, which is his preferred destination, and that's why he is unwilling to sign for WHU atm.

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  • Kenneth
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  • kingfunk
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    I'm sure he will want us to pay up his contract, which is probably more than his value.
    Last edited by kingfunk; 28-05-13, 01:47 PM.

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  • Pablo
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    Too good to be true this isn't it? He's going to reject the West Ham move and **** our summer transfer plans up I can feel it

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  • danperkins
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    If Carroll has any footballing ambition whatsoever he will leave. There is no way he'll want to stay at LFC and sit on the bench. IMO he will 100% leave.

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  • The_weatherman
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    I can't see Carroll rejecting WHU though, it would be a bad career move for him to stay and be a sub for us. He'd be ruling himself out for the WC 2014 for starters.

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  • Sarb
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    I feel a bit sorry for Carroll though to be honest. It isn't his fault he doesn't fit into the manager's plans or that we paid £35m for him. I think Newcastle are just taking the p*ss though and I don't think LFC will deal with them or allow Carroll to go there.

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  • Shaggy
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    David Gold ‏@DavidGoldWHU
    “@Jamie_Seagrave: People are believing a news website that AC has rejected a move to West Ham This is news to me. dg

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  • Tee
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    I think we need to take control of this situation and tell him where he is going. And that he is definitely not coming back!

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  • Lee
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    Originally posted by RedReet View Post
    Why would he put in a transfer request if we're already willing to sell him?


    I'll take this article with a pinch of salt. Can't believe Carroll would return to us knowing that he won't play.

    Clearly holding out for Newcastle to come in for him but I still think he'll end up at West Ham.

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  • RedReet
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    Ha ha, why did I even bother?

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  • Arn
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    Originally posted by RedReet View Post
    Why would he put in a transfer request if we're already willing to sell him?
    To play football.

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  • RedReet
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    Originally posted by Arn View Post
    He signed a five and half year contract January 2011 so three years left on the contract.

    If West Ham for example offer him £50k a week in wages then we are talking about big money that we would have to pay Carroll if he don't put in a transfer request.

    He is on £90k a week allegedly so we would have to pay him around £6.2m plus the % of the £15m transfer fee.
    Why would he put in a transfer request if we're already willing to sell him?

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  • RedSince1964
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    Originally posted by Bender;2658242[B
    ]What a ****in calamitous signing...........he'll only ever be a sub at Liverpool f.c[/B]
    Spot on Bender mate

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  • Arn
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    He signed a five and half year contract January 2011 so three years left on the contract.

    If West Ham for example offer him £50k a week in wages then we are talking about big money that we would have to pay Carroll if he don't put in a transfer request.

    He is on £90k a week allegedly so we would have to pay him around £6.2m plus the % of the £15m transfer fee.
    Last edited by Arn; 28-05-13, 08:36 AM.

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