Yup. But he probably wouldn't have accepted it. Strikes me as seeking glory above £s.
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Are we all forgetting he took a chomp out of someone again this summer, and is still serving a ban for it.
Would have missed our first 8 league games, and who knows what we would have brought with a small amount of cash.
I know we still would have had one of the best players in the world, but there is only so many times he can **** up and be brought back like it was nothing.
We got maximum value out of him, and reinvested all the money back into the squad. Now, the value we have gotten from that is another debate. But it was the right thing to do.*Except Michael, who died.
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It was the only option. We'd clearly agreed to it well in advance (subject to the correct fee etc.) when he signed his most recent deal.Originally posted by Alex View PostAre we all forgetting he took a chomp out of someone again this summer, and is still serving a ban for it.
Would have missed our first 8 league games, and who knows what we would have brought with a small amount of cash.
I know we still would have had one of the best players in the world, but there is only so many times he can **** up and be brought back like it was nothing.
We got maximum value out of him, and reinvested all the money back into the squad. Now, the value we have gotten from that is another debate. But it was the right thing to do.
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Disagree. Would rather we kept him and signed one more quality player such as Di Maria or Sanchez (we would have improved our chances of signing them also) and we would have coped fine.Originally posted by Alex View PostAre we all forgetting he took a chomp out of someone again this summer, and is still serving a ban for it.
Would have missed our first 8 league games, and who knows what we would have brought with a small amount of cash.
I know we still would have had one of the best players in the world, but there is only so many times he can **** up and be brought back like it was nothing.
We got maximum value out of him, and reinvested all the money back into the squad. Now, the value we have gotten from that is another debate. But it was the right thing to do."Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley
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Bit pie in the sky though I think. Plus our attack wasn't the problem last year.Originally posted by Tee View PostDisagree. Would rather we kept him and signed one more quality player such as Di Maria or Sanchez (we would have improved our chances of signing them also) and we would have coped fine.
We needed to strengthen at the back (debatable if we have) Plus, there is the stumbling block that I doubt Di Maria would have wanted to come here regardless. Sanchez wanted London too.*Except Michael, who died.
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You are in dreamland here Tee. He was always going to go this Summer, that's become clear. It was pre-agreed.Originally posted by Tee View PostI think if we kept Suarez we could have attracted the likes of Di Maria. We will never know now, but any player could see this would have been a great team to sign for.
Even if we'd kept him there's ZERO chance we'd have been able to splash £60m (plus £200k a week wages) on another player.
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Originally posted by Pablo View PostYou are in dreamland here Tee. He was always going to go this Summer, that's become clear. It was pre-agreed.
Even if we'd kept him there's ZERO chance we'd have been able to splash £60m (plus £200k a week wages) on another player.
Naive to think otherwise.
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Apparently we offered him exactly what Arsenal offered; it was his missus that wanted to live in London.Originally posted by Tee View PostI am sure we tried but he wanted London. I honestly wish we had just given Suarez £10m and told him to sit tight for another 2 seasons. Would have been more than worth it.
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Shows how utterly inept we are to know this in advance, and be unable to secure a replacement, despite having both time and money.Originally posted by Pablo View PostYou are in dreamland here Tee. He was always going to go this Summer, that's become clear. It was pre-agreed.
Even if we'd kept him there's ZERO chance we'd have been able to splash £60m (plus £200k a week wages) on another player.In the beginning, Fowler created the Heaven and the Earth.
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Money talks. To think otherwise is also very naive. Yes it is clear his desire was to move to Spain but if we showed the intent, both financially and in our ambitions (with the players we signed) he would have accepted it and stayed IMO.Originally posted by Pablo View PostYou are in dreamland here Tee. He was always going to go this Summer, that's become clear. It was pre-agreed.
Even if we'd kept him there's ZERO chance we'd have been able to splash £60m (plus £200k a week wages) on another player.
And totally agree with Charly, if we knew so clearly that he was going, the fact we replaced him with 1 week left in the transfer window is at best utterly amateur."Its not about the long ball or the short ball, its about the right ball." Bob Paisley
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Ahh the good old days
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