Originally posted by Kenneth
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He needs to toughen up and improves his tackling skills in off season.Member #1 of the Luis Suarez fan club -
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Nearer £14.4m then!James Philip Milner Fanclub #1
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They didnt pay a loan fee either, which is a tad annoying.Comment
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Originally posted by Craig_H View Post
Who negotiated this deal for us
It seems at the current exchange rate we'll get £13.4m over 3 yearsThe only gracious way to accept an insult is to ignore it; if you can't ignore it, top it; if you can't top it, laugh at it; if you can't laugh at it, it's probably deserved.Comment
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Well the first payment will be what it is - god knows what payments 2 and 3 will be, much dependence on the exchange rate.Comment
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Some stupid mother ****ers were running this club. When we took Anelka on loan for 6 months almost 10 years ago, we paid £1.8m!!Originally posted by Craig_H View PostMy kebab comes with chilli sauceComment
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Is it not likely that we'll have a Euro account though for when we make payments in Euro? I can't imagine that we lose anything through currency variationsStatistics are like bikinis. What they reveal is suggestive, but what they conceal is vital. Aaron LevensteinComment
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Juventus look at alternatives to Alberto Aquilani Liverpool FC move
JUVENTUS could opt not to take up the option to sign Alberto Aquilani from Liverpool on a permanent basis this summer, according to the Italian club’s former director of sport.
The Italian midfielder is currently on a season-long loan at the Stadio Delle Alpi, after spending one injury-plagued season at Anfield, and the Turin giants can sign the 26-year-old permanently for an agreed £12m fee in the summer, should they wish to.
Alessio Secco, though, believes the former Roma man has done little to justify such a large fee, and has suggested that Juventus will look to pursue other options, such as fellow loanee Fabio Quagliarella, from Napoli.
Seccio, who left Juventus last summer, told Radio Mercato; “In my opinion, aside from the injury he suffered, Juventus will opt to sign Quagliarella from Napoli.
“It’s true that he’s coming off a rather serious injury, but in the end I think that his abilities as a player are not up for discussion and that Juventus will do everything to sign him.
“Instead, I think it’ll be hard to see Juventus sign Aquilani. The player hasn’t given the quality necessary to help the Bianconeri make that jump in class.
“Aside from the game against Lecce (a 2-0 defeat) on Sunday, in which the entire team played in a mediocre fashion, I think that Aquilani hasn’t had a great season and that signing him for €16m seems a very exaggerated figure.”
Aquilani was signed for £17.1m from Roma by Rafael Benitez in the summer of 2009, but a serious ankle injury delayed his debut at Anfield, and he made just 26 appearances for the Reds throughout a stop-start campaign.
Since returning to Italy, he has featured 22 times for Juventus – scoring twice – but with Luigi Del Neri’s side languishing 6th in Serie A, and in danger of missing out on next season’s Champions League, doubts are now surfacing as to whether Aquilani will complete his anticipated switch to Turin.Member #1 of the Luis Suarez fan clubComment
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Dear Juventus,Originally posted by Mostar View Post
We've got a rising star of the game called Christian Poulsen you might want to take a look at
. He's available for around £14m.
Regards,
Damien Commoli
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Job done
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It is nothing but a cheap attempt by cunts to drive the agreed price down.
**** them. If they don't want to pay I'd be more than happy to have him back.Member #1 of the Luis Suarez fan clubComment
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Originally posted by saj View Post
Yes - which was only upstaged by the crazy decision to buy the mother of all cunts, Diouff, instead of making the Anelka deal permanent..
DALGLISH !! :respect
klopptastic !Comment
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**** them. I say bring him back. The tight fisted ****s can shop elsewhere.
Playing hardball FTW
A lot of people run a race to see who is fastest. I run to see who has the most guts, who can punish himself into exhausting pace, and then at the end, punish himself even more.Comment
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