I Hate Football

[CJ]

It should be some sort of tax on every transfer for clubs in the PL, say 10%-15%, and all that money would go to charity.

Then you at least would be happy when the big transfers happen because a part of the money would go to people that really need it.

not with this shower of **** government.

the nhs funded by the january window. Can you imagine clegg and camerson selling it as part of the big society

[barnes10]

not with this shower of **** government.

the nhs funded by the january window. Can you imagine clegg and camerson selling it as part of the big society

yes actually. thats exactly how they'd sell it

[CJ]

yes actually. thats exactly how they'd sell it

i think you will find it was tongue in cheek

but they are still ****s

[little dave hedgehog]

not with this shower of **** government.

the nhs funded by the january window. Can you imagine clegg and camerson selling it as part of the big society

would be brilliant though.

[CJ]

dave i expect better of you

[little dave hedgehog]

sorry, the tax would be brilliant, not the current government.

[CJ]

ah right

will let you off. sort of. lol

[little dave hedgehog]

for a country with crumbling infrastructure, and a world that can't feed everybody, a tax on this flagrant waste of money (which let's not kid ourselves, this isn't necessary at all), would be a great thing.

[billd]

The money's obscene but it has been for ages.

Today it's the sentiments being expressed by some fans that's really making me vomit.

Me too. Absolute cocks. We're gonna be much better off after this, partly because of the money we've made off Torres. I for one will only wish him well. It was a privelege to watch him in a Liverpool shirt - and when he was at his best. A genuine World Class player, and he played for us. Millions of football fans would love to be able to say that about just one player in their lifetime. Weve had loads.

[captainfog]

I love football again. At least this window was exciting Kenny is back, firing and shaping his team.

[ronniedrew]

i am quite happy with the window compared to when torres handed in a transfer request.

i enjoyed today

[Roboklopp]

Despot owners, spoilt, vain players and stupidly inflated transfers all make it very hard to love. Was trying to look on Torres leaving as some sort of catharsis last night, but after me and the missus were both plagued by stupid dreams about his goals for us, I'm just really sad.

We really loved him, and after losing Masher and Xabi in similar circumstances, it's impossible to trust players nowadays. I know the majority of this s still the old Yanks' fault, but it's still ****ing depressing. Noone has lit up Anfield like that since Robbie.

[Glenn Hysen]

i am quite happy with the window compared to when torres handed in a transfer request.

i enjoyed today

Really excited about our signings and glad to see the back of sulky Torres. Exciting that we tried to get Young, Richards and the fat boy from Blackpool. Should be interesting this summer. Happy days

[Fredo]

The money's obscene but it has been for ages.

Today it's the sentiments being expressed by some fans that's really making me vomit.

We didn't do too badly in the transfer market though.

Torres OUT = £50m

Suarez IN = £23m
Carroll IN = £35m

Total IN = £50m
Total OUT = £58m
Net = £8m

Compare this to Chelsea, this is more sensible spending. But yes, the money in football these days is crazy but hey, it's directly derived from the behaviour of us fans and the laws of the markets.

[Fredo]

for a country with crumbling infrastructure, and a world that can't feed everybody, a tax on this flagrant waste of money (which let's not kid ourselves, this isn't necessary at all), would be a great thing.

It's fuelled by us fans buying into it.