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£20m less than Casillas?Originally posted by Warren View PostArggh I'm half a sleep and click yes by mistake, MrM can you change it for me please?
I wouldn't sell Torres for any less than £100m
No chance!If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?
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I dont see the point.
Our objective is to win things, not to make money.
Sure you could spend the £70m on other players, but there's no guarantee they'd succeed. Torres is proven and solves any striker problem for potentially 8 years. Why sell him?
No thanks. You dont sell your best players. We're not Spurs.
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the poll should not be would you sell them but do you think the owners would sell him.
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It would'nt imo go on players, nowhere near all of it anyway, not a chance. But i wouldn't put it past our two ****tin Bandits at the helm to sell him.Originally posted by ronanmAccording to BBC gossip column:
"Manchester City are determined to spend £70m to sign a "world superstar" in the January transfer window with Kaka, Lionel Messi, Fernando Torres, Carlos Tevez, Cristiano Ronaldo and Samuel Eto'o all in the frame. (Independent)"
With Torres' hamstring injuries this season, and the school of thought that they will affect him to the extent that he will no longer be the player he once was, would you go for it??
I'm not as sure as I would have been before the injuries.. but wouldn't. But 70m could buy a lot of player..
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cant believe people are even suggesting Torres is injury prone and we should be looking to get rid. One time we get a World Class player in.........Originally posted by Darkon View PostI woulden't he is a world-class striker and still very young with potential to develp even further. He might have a few injury problems this season, but I am not worried, more or less every player goes through one such spell in his career. If he was closing in on 30 or his name was redknapp it would be another matter.
Selling out the best player material shows a lack of ambition and not a path to be taken unless the player really wants to leave.
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Even within the current McClub climate, Torres is still priceless. He's one of those players that no amount of money could ever truly reflect his brilliance. I can't think of any player in the world I'd trade him for, as he's proven himself at Liverpool and is (in)arguably without peer in his position. As Craig says, we're here to win things, not make profits, and I'd put Torres in the World's top three players in terms of title-winning players (ironically enough, the other two would be Ronaldo and Messi. Perhaps the Balloon D'or isn't too far off).
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Name and shame the 6 ****ers who voted "YES", and i'll send the boys round
"I just felt that the whole night, the conditions and taking everything into consideration and everything being equal, and everything is equal, we should have got something from the game - but we didn't." - JOHN BARNES
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Is the correct answerOriginally posted by Reggie View PostErm, it's a public poll - you can see who voted for what yourself.
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"I just felt that the whole night, the conditions and taking everything into consideration and everything being equal, and everything is equal, we should have got something from the game - but we didn't." - JOHN BARNES
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