Originally posted by el matador
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Dortmund agreed cash upfront, it is how most German clubs pay. We wanted a structured installment way of paying.Originally posted by baronvonskidmark View PostThose that hid Anne Frank were breaking the law.
Those that killed her, were following the law.Comment
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The thread that just keeps on giving
Some of you will find absolutely any stick to beat the club withI saw a dead fish on the pavement and thought "what did you expect?"
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Agreed. When have long drawn out transfers ever worked? I'd rather buy two more Coutinhos for the money.Originally posted by danperkins View Post
ridiculous transfer..next!One tit for another.
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Originally posted by Fierce View Post
Unfortunately we've seen **** like this happen again and again, i can understand the overreaction.
Plan B is Leon Britton
or maybe Wayne Routledge 
We come not to play.Comment
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I have to go to a wedding today that I don't want to.Originally posted by Fierce View Post
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The deal has seemed to be dragging on so something must have been difficult to work out, we know the agents fees were high but he club would have known that before going in for him. Even if its still 'on' we must be trying to balance the books in preparation or we don't value him as highly as Dortmund, which is a shame because even though I know little about him it felt like out 'big' signing.Vive la FranceComment
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Dont want us to sign a player that goes on strike to try and force his way to another clubComment
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Arn, its not all about money for every player, though for some it does have a bearing. Its not all black and white, the world does not operate in absolutes.
Dortmund were in a similair position to LFC a few years ago - the cusp of bankruptcy and nowhere near the competitive level they should be given the size and following the club has.
They had to buy smartly, they had to recruit to get to the level where they would be able to attract more established players. They had to start over. They're further along in their process than Liverpool are - they've just played a European final, ffs. They have an exciting squad that plays energetic football, they're in the Champions League, they play in a magnificent stadium to 80,000 every week. Its no disgrace to miss out to them, in their present position. That a player has chosen Dortmund over Liverpool does not make the club or the chief exec a failure.
Patience Arn, we're getting there. I think you need to think a bit more rationally. We're signing players to get to a level, just as Dortmund have done over the last few years.Comment
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Originally posted by Daniel 7 View Post
There is nowhere near enough caustic sarcasm in this Arn directed post for my liking, but agree with every wordI saw a dead fish on the pavement and thought "what did you expect?"
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Artur Petrosyan @arturpetrosyan 53m
What could be the greatest summer for #LFC is turning into a disaster..
Artur Petrosyan @arturpetrosyan 52m
But then #LFC put it on hold having lost confidence they could 'sell big' soon after 'buying big'.
Artur Petrosyan @arturpetrosyan 48m
It's hard to keep a hope when it's just 1% and #LFC doing nothing except for looking for buyers for Suarez.
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Nobody has yet heard the fat chick sing.
Those that hid Anne Frank were breaking the law.
Those that killed her, were following the law.Comment
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I definately think he was a replacement for Suarez. Would enable sturridge to play up top. Now no one will buy Luis we're rightly cautious. Although I could be wrong.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar WildeComment
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Originally posted by Fierce View Post
Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom-2 years1year0.5 yearsComment
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