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Mario Balotelli [On the Road to Ballon d'or)
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In reality we need a squad, need rotation and Brendan will change his system as well....Originally posted by RedReet View PostBut playing him up top with Sturridge would mean one or two from Sterling, Coutinho, Lallana and Marko would have to drop to the bench to accommodate him.
I know what my preference would be...
That said, Balotelli will be on huge wages......plus we will have Ibe and Origi next year as well.....
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I've read this five times. Just to make sure I've understood it fully. You will be telling us that the sea is wet next.Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View PostHe'll likely move in the summer and go to the highest bidder. The highest bidder will depend on who needs a new striker.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar Wilde
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I'm wondering if we will use Ibe much at all. I've got a feeling he'll be limited to a handful of appearances and then leave for another club in a couple seasons.Originally posted by frank the tank View PostIn reality we need a squad, need rotation and Brendan will change his system as well....
That said, Balotelli will be on huge wages......plus we will have Ibe and Origi next year as well.....
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I swear people will still be saying this about him when he's 50.Originally posted by frank the tank View Posti think Mario will come good
Meanwhile in the here & now he has 1 goal in about his last 30 Premiership games between us & City. Ridiculous player.I could not dig, I dared not rob:
Therefore I lied to please the mob.
Now all my lies are proved untrue
And I must face the men I slew.
What tale shall serve me here among
Mine angry and defrauded young?
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Yes but when he comes good those figures will change.Originally posted by MrMichael View PostI swear people will still be saying this about him when he's 50.
Meanwhile in the here & now he has 1 goal in about his last 30 Premiership games between us & City. Ridiculous player.
One tit for another.
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Brendan Rodgers has paid a glowing tribute to Mario Balotelli and insisted he is not going anywhere in this month's transfer market.
The Inter Milan manager Roberto Mancini has warned Balotelli that he risks throwing his career away, having failed to deliver on Merseyside. "I hope that he wakes up one morning and realises that he is wasting everything," he said.
But Rodgers - who today refused to put a timeframe on Daniel Sturridge's return to action - insisted that the £16m striker will not be jettisoned this month and could still have an Anfield career. Rodgers said: "He has come in here and is not scored the goals he wanted but he is not going anywhere in January."
The news on Sturridge was less than overwhelming, as Liverpool try to find the right way of rehabilitating the player who has suffered nine injuries to the same thigh during his ten-year first class career. Rodgers, whose side travel to Aston Villa on Saturday, said: "Time will tell. We just want him fit. There is no timeline on that. He is in the final stages of his rehab but there's no time frame. He is back and working well though obviously not ready to play yet. Hopefully in the near future he will be."
Rogers did say that Raheem Sterling was back in the squad after the holiday the manager had allowed him and was "refreshed and ready to work." Glen Johnson has been back training and may be a contender for Saturday's game. The manager is also assessing the fitness of Steven Gerrard and Adam Lallana.
Rodgers agreed that the return of players made him the most confident he has been yet, of building something from this season. "I've seen it on the training field that confidence of the players. We've had a difficult time but have used that to our advantage. I am confident in the way we are working."
Though Liverpool are also confident of bringing forward the signing of young Belgian striker Divock Origi - whom they had not planned to take from Lille until next summer having bought him for £10m - Rodgers was circumspect on that issue. He said: "He is a player that will definitely be here next summer but whether he will be here in January has been discussion but nothing more to report on it."
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