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Victimpool FC - Klopp leaving, grown men crying
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glorygloryeze
Tom Huddlestone
TBF, it was a homophobic jibe. I'm sure that kind of comment is likely to make gay footballers feel they can come out. Not
hmm...sounds like the excuse I have used a decade ago
hahaha .. you may have forgotten how we played a decade ago ... wasn't pretty ..
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
The same Ince they let go last year for peanuts, good work LFC
Spurs7891
Jermaine Jenas
We did buy Crouch for 10m after releasing him as a youngster.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
Yeh, I do think our transfer dealings have got a bit better, LFC's have been laughable the past 2 years
Yeah, and Barca with Fad and Pique. Well, if they are the right players, their past history should not stop the team from paying the market price to get them back.
Kingdawson
Banned
It's a very good signing imo.
Sturridge is a poacher that also has the ability to drop deep if needs be. Naturally he's a poacher though with bags of speed and energy and that's really what Rodgers tactics and formation is crying out for.
-----------------------------Reina---------------------------
Johnson------------Skrtel---------Agger-------------enrique
----------------------------Lucas----------------------------
----------------Gerrard-------Shelvey/Henderson/Sahin--
-----Suarez-------------------------------------Sterling/ince-
----------------------------Sturridge---------------------------
(maybe he plans to play Suarez on the left and sterling/ince on the right but that's the jist of what i think rodgers has planned).
luckily they've centre midfield positions is still pretty weak (due to sahin not performing as expected) but signing Sturridge is going to make them very dangerous.
Superted
Jonathan Woodgate
Probably not. He's a cubt, can't think of any compliments one would pay him.
braineclipse
Steve Sedgley
Fabregas and Pique were more nicked from them than sold from what I remember.
I think he would be a good signing for them, scores goals, quite direct, should fit their system, can probably play at least in one of the wide positions and up front, proven in the Premiership.
Not the potential superstar he was made out to be at one point, but a solid PL player that can fill some gigantic holes in their squad.
Those two players wanted to leave because they don't think they would get much chances at Barca. Same for Ince, he left due to limited chances (though it took the signings of multiple expensive young midfielders for him to realise that).
Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
Not forgetting Jordi Alba too who they released and then bought back in the summer. Saying that though releasing a player and signing them just a year and a half later is a little bit different to doing the same thing but resigning them several years later, don't you think? It's not so much the act that's baffling, just Liverpool's timing. To get rid of a player for peanuts only to resign him a year and a half down the road is just plain bizzare.
At least Barcelona have had the excuse of having had a surplus of quality players which forced them to release a few gems, Liverpool shouldn't really be able to operate in this manner when considering their mediocre (for where they want to be) squad.
At least Barcelona have had the excuse of having had a surplus of quality players which forced them to release a few gems, Liverpool shouldn't really be able to operate in this manner when considering their mediocre (for where they want to be) squad.
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Rossi22
Pedro Mendes
You forgot Joe 95% pass completion Allen.
Well, at that time they have many midfielders, most of them are young and big money purchases. Honestly, when Ince left, not even the most die-hard Loserpool fans would think Ince should be ahead of Henderson, Shelvey, Lucas or even their other in-house youth product Spearing. Surely they were not of the same quality as Barca. But neither Ince was comparable to Fad.
I do think it's baffling that they are so keen to buy him back, but for a different reason. Even after taking into consideration how well Ince has performed since he left, he isn't exactly a real star yet. Personally (nothing against Ince, but just my hunch feeling and from the limited footage I have seen Ince played), I think Ince has more chance of ending up as Henderson Mk II than becoming an established genuine premier league quality midfielder and Loserpool might regret they make such a hasty decision later.
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Mumorn
Vic Buckingham
For me, Barca selling and resigning guys like Alba, Pique and Cesc isn't similar to Liverpool resigning Ince. Those 3 left and became world class players before being resigned and Barca's youth system is so stacked that some of these class players have to leave to develop better somewhere else. Barca still got Pique and Alba back on good deals relative to their talent. Ince isn't the same case. He hasn't improved dramatically to a standard where it's worth paying a load more money to get him back. He aint worth £6m but young, English and Liverpool target bumps the price up a lot.
And sold him for what we paid, no loss there.