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just watched the alonso interveiw with lfc tv top man spoke very openly on y he left and also said why not to a move back to liverpool.
top man YNWA xabi
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Haven't seen or heard anything regarding this, but as far as I'm concerned, KD can sell just about everyone apart from Suarez to get Alonso back. 
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Alonso on returning to LFC: "In football so many things change.I have my red passion,if circumstances arrive then why not? Never say never."
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now that would be one fantastic signing would love to see it happen....
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I reckon personaly if Real are stupid enough to get rid of him there's a real chance we'll go for him provided ofcourse we already don't have a player similar to Alonso already in the team.
But the equilvalent of getting rid of Alonso would be similar to Makelele a few years back which effectively ruined Madrid for a decade.
Considering Alonso never had pace, Alonso could potentialy play untill he's 40 similarly to Pirlo at the moment justing being a playmaker in a team.
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didn't watch it. he plays for real madrid now, he's gonna say some nice stuff but he doesn't wanna come back and he's been away 2 years now, and he's getting on a bit i think it's time everybody moved on.
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I don't want him back personally. I don't think he's as innocent as others make out. He always wanted to go back to Spain, said so when he arrived, and his leaving caused us a lot of disruption, led to many fans (and players?) doubting the manager, and Alonso pretended that he didn't want to leave. Don't believe it.
HE was a good player, but I don't want to go back there, and he's not getting any younger. Agree with this. Didn't see the interview but read the bits on the offal, and it sounded like two-faced bullsh!t to me. "It was so difficult - the fans wanted me to stay!" If he cared so much about the fans the decision to stay would have been easy. Face it - he walked. Just like Owen. Just like the rest who were not as Red as they said they were. He could have made his peace with Rafa over the Barry incident, or at least set it aside as one expects a professional footballer to. He could have said, "I've proven this season that I'm the best player in England in this position, so how about cutting me some slack?" But no. He chose not to. He's not welcome back, as far as I'm concerned.
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I don't want him back personally. I don't think he's as innocent as others make out. He always wanted to go back to Spain, said so when he arrived, and his leaving caused us a lot of disruption, led to many fans (and players?) doubting the manager, and Alonso pretended that he didn't want to leave. Don't believe it.
well i wont and dont want to go into a long series of posts but i can guarantee you he is as innnocent as he says and how much you dont want to believe it mr benitez got it wrong he did get it wrong , and i know personally xabi did not want to leave was very happy here until mr benitez wanted to sign a certain player to replace him , were xabi lived was a little community of players other people from the basque region and spain like his best friend in his footballing life everton's mikel arteta and a few others to many to name , but as i say and i could name names of the people i know who can confirm 100% that xabi was forced out but you would not know them , but these people have no axe to grind some not even football people so no reason to make up stories, but he was forced out .
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Difficult one this and after sleeping on it i believe the ex girlfriend rule should be adhered to...sorry Xabi. 
That job interview was going so well until I realized I was fukked up on acid in the middle of a cornfield naked and talking to a scarecrow.
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I don't want him back personally. I don't think he's as innocent as others make out. He always wanted to go back to Spain, said so when he arrived, and his leaving caused us a lot of disruption, led to many fans (and players?) doubting the manager, and Alonso pretended that he didn't want to leave. Don't believe it.
HE was a good player, but I don't want to go back there, and he's not getting any younger. Xavi is 31 and still owning that stage
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