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we've been linked with every [oops]& in the phone book
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Wayne Bridge will be very high on the wages. That's why he signed for Man Shitty. Would rather we spend on Stephen Warnock or just retain the faith in Fabio Aurelio/Emiliano Insua. He is not better than all those than I mentioned. I agree with mybloodisred saying that being English does not makes him very good. But If we do want to buy him , make sure he is better than what we currently have in the squad now...
Just My Thoughts
YNWA... What a ludicrous, unfounded and disrespectful comment to make. We've got plenty of people on our books that we probably wouldn't have signed had we not tempted them with stupid wages. Why is it so hard to believe that Wayne Bridge might have signed for Man City because they're a club that he thought could be going places? And he'd have been right. They're ahead of us right now and probably will be for the foreseeable future. And as for 'retaining the faith in aurelio and Insua'....Yet more stupidity I'm afraid. Insua has shown that he's not good enough to take us forward and Aurelio has proven time & time again that, despite being pretty good, he just cannot be relied on. Am I right in saying that if you were LFC manager you would not be trying to sign a new left back this summer!??!?!
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I would and everyone should be looking at a new left back if they were LFC manager, but when wayne bridges name came up they should also just chuckle, maybe chortle, and burn the bit of paper because he is genuinely terrible. At city not one of his crosses met a team mates head. He is rubbish defensively. Id be devastated if we got him, even if it was free. Knowing my ticket money went to pay his wages would make me so angry.
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Wayne bridge, never going to happen as doesn't fit into our transfer policy.
Unfortuntely for Bridge, when he left Southampton he was a quality young player who had a choice of clubs, unfortunately he chose chelsea where Ashely Cole ruled and he was over looked and wasted many seasons warming the bench (at least picking up a nice weekly cheque).
He should have chose Liverpool instead of Chelsea all those seasons ago.
Time to move forward, i'd rather one of our youngsters or johnson play left back than bridge
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Highly-rated Swedish prospect Alexander Milosevic, who has been linked with a move to England, is not in a hurry to leave Scandinavia - his agent has insisted.
The 19-year-old has recently been linked with Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and Sunderland.
But his agent Nenad Lukic insists that the young central defender is happy to continue his education in his homeland.
"Money is not of interest here. AIK can sell him for 100 000, they can sell him for 100 million" Lukic to Fotbolldirekt.
"As long as it is a good step for Alex then I am happy. And the clubs we are talking about, of course it is way too soon. Alexander will play in a large European club within a few years, but not yet.
"I have never tried to market him either. I can honestly say that I have no idea on how the situation is at the moment.
AIK control
"I have handed everything over to AIK, it is their player and he has a contract for four more years.
"He should stay at least another year. Jesus, he has played a spring in Allsvenskan. If it turns out that AIK get an enormous bid all of a sudden, then sure, I can understand that will be hard to turn down. But I both hope and believe that they are considerate to Alexander and can resist that.
"Arsenal and Liverpool, it would be hard to sit still when clubs like them show interest, but he can do it."
http://www.skysports.com/story/0,19528,11669_7010594,00.html
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Back to Back World Champions baby!
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what a billy bull-sh!ter. does he really except us to believe that crap?
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Well we have a nice project going on so why not? He could be bullshetting but I'd like to see him in a red shirt next season, who knows, he may finally repay that 20m price tag.
Back to Back World Champions baby!
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Well we have a nice project going on so why not? He could be bullshetting but I'd like to see him in a red shirt next season, who knows, he may finally repay that 20m price tag. maybe this is why we are getting rid of Raul. both similar age, similar style. Whilst Raul as played better in the prem he is possibly easier to sell. Aquiliani was decent in his last 5/6 LFC games. I think he would shine under KK with our new pass move philosophy. He is a luxury player though but as long as he is mananged in the right way could be useful. He destroyed Portsmouth at anfield near the end of 2009/10 season.
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He wasn't giving a chance, therefore hope he stays for a season where we can then properly judge the lad (that is if he stays fit)
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