Seriously, I would have binned off my agent for getting him a crappy deal when first signed for Liverpool...it's like you finding out a couple of weeks later that everyone got rolex watches off the boss when you got a mickey mouse watch & nothing can be done about it!!
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To be fair when he signed he was coming into a side that didn't have CL football, I think we had finished 8th the year before, so we were aiming to get into the CL (which we obviously did) and he would have got a decent pay rise compared to what he was on at Newcastle. His wage is reflective of where the club was when he signed, the reason every other first team player is on a higher wage is that they have come in when the club has been in a stronger position or they have signed new contracts. He has reportedly had a contract that would double his salary sat on the table for a couple of years and chose not to sign it.Originally posted by Angryred View PostThe 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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Then who advised him not to sign it then??! He has lost a few million by holding out on his agent's advice!
Who's his agent btw? don't tell me it's that gob****e that ended Bobby Duncan's career?Nope, don't need anger management, you just need to stop pissing me off!Comment
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Barca are a bit crap at the minute but I can't see them missing out on CL. Gini should have been on more money than we are paying but he is at that tricky age and we have probably decided he has missed the boat for a bigger contract.
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I don't know who his agent is, obviously by not signing he has lost alot of money, I have mentioned this before in relation to Wijnaldum but the issue can't just be about money or an extra year, I think there must be something more to it wanting to play in a different league or a different challenge or whatever. And fair play to him if that's the case, he could easily have signed a 4 year contact a couple of years ago taken the higher salary and then part way through it said he wanted to leave, I'm sure if he was upfront with Klopp the Jurgen wouldn't have stood in his way.Originally posted by Angryred View PostThe 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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What a rubbish time to leave. Can't see fans being back in Anfield this season to show their appreciation. Could be a few more who also miss out.
We are going to end up a legends game for the 19/20 title winning team followed by them getting on the 81 bus with the league trophy.
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How bothered is Gini about all of this? He’s leaving. I don’t like relying so heavily on a player who has his eyes on a move away.
Lots of things changed since the turn of the year, but having one of our ever present players all but announce he is leaving isn’t good.Modifying post.Comment
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Who knows, but the evidence on the pitch suggests he's not that bothered.Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom-2 years1year0.5 yearsComment
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I absolutely hate seeing players go through the motions.Originally posted by Kenneth View Post
Sending Minamino out on loan looks mental now also.Modifying post.Comment
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Liverpool midfielder Georginio Wijnaldum tells Sky Sports: "You know what the derby means for the club, the supporters, the players - it means a lot and the loss is extra painful.
"The first goal we conceded, we tried to keep possession when the long ball came instead of clearing it away. In the first couple of minutes you should take less risk, a pass through the defence and they scored. One more chance after that and we were the better team.
"Losing players during the season upset us a lot. We cannot play the victims, we have to deal with the situation and not feel sorry for ourselves. We have to give until the end of the season, it is painful and you could see if on the faces of the players. That is the situation we are in right now and we have to deal with it.
"Winning games in the Premier League is always difficult and the injuries don't make it easier, we still have a squad who can change it around and we have to work harder to change it around."Are we winning?Comment
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Saying all the right things.
But actions will speak louder than words. He’s one of our longest serving players. A few of them need to come together and sort this out. There is zero leadership. There is with Hendo - but if he is out also we really are in the ****.Modifying post.Comment
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Superb last night, bundles of energy, carried the ball well and lots of drive and purpose in his play which has been lacking for awhile. When he's on it he's different class, hoping he carries this on to the next games would be huge for us.Comment
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I saw some spurious online story yesterday saying that he might be looking for a resolution with us?Modifying post.Comment
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That would be amazing, always fit and usually so consistent. Just this Barca move seems to have messed with his head.Originally posted by Buzzo View PostComment
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