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I'd love to see him drag Arse's name through the mud in the course of the season.

Not if he wins them trophies.

why would Cazorla leave a bigger, better club who guarantees champions league every season and plays in London for an average big standard Premier League Club in the northwest of England that doesn't even get Europa league football. I still can't believe that there are fans not happy with 40 million pound for a player who has played one good season, there is no way we will get that for him next season as he won't have another season like last, I bet the Evertonians wish they had took the 20 odd million some clubs were talking about for Jelavic after he had one good season also or was it half.

In my opinion in this day and age the player plays where he wants to play end of, and as far as im concerned hes played his last game hes a disgrace and should be of loaded asap hes takein the p--s out of lfc and the fans and enough is enough its one thing wanting to go abroad to Madrid but arsenal come on it just shows how desperate he is to leave us it sounds like he will go anywhere rather than play for us and that's something I cant stomach no player is bigger than lfc

be careful talking sense like that on here, some people don't like the truth.

Some people seem to think liverpool fc are begging for him to stay. Their not their showing abit of back bone unlike Arsenal with RVP. Suarez can go nobody has said he cant but they have to pay the money for him he has 3 years left on his contract which he gladly signed no gun put to his head and he must honour the contract unless Liverpool decide the price is right. Every player has a price.

Agree Chap.

Funny how much difference a day can make. There are many reasons why we have ended up so reliant on one player but I'm done with it. Read Roy Evan's comments today and how ever much grief it gives us I just want him gone.

We'll face it and move on. We can't really get much lower can we?

+1

Exactly, yet somehow, it will again be Ayre/FSG/BR at fault. HE HAS A PRICE EVERY PLAYER HAS A PRICE, IF YOU WANT HIM, PAY UP!

If FSG know that there is a clause, JH surely wouldn't tweet such an emphatic rejection. That makes no sense. It would appear that the clause either does not exist OR is too loosely worded to function as Suarez believes - ie, again, it doesn't exist.

If there is no clause, we have to keep him for at least one more year.

Selling to a rival would be a disaster. If we can keep him and subsequently gain a top 4 finish and get through the prelims etc, our future, with or without Suarez, looks totally different. We can then look to recruit from the top table without having to pay silly money. I would sooner Suarez sulked on the bench than joined Arsenal. Depriving Arsenal of their top target is the most important aspect of the process. If we sell - even at £55M we'll not be able to replace him and the psychological impact on our squad may be seriously problematic.

When RVP left Arsenal they struggled to find any form, or impetus, for ages. I think that AW realises that if he succeeds in pulling LS from us, he'll remove us as a threat, completely - no matter how we re-invest. LS may not be bigger than the club BUT he is one of the best players in the world and can make a massive difference. The reason AW is looking at such a huge investment is because in making it, it will so damage a genuine rival as well as strengthening his team. The RVP experience will have taught him that.

The only way I'd sell Suarez to Arsenal, is if we can sign Bale (or Messi) as a replacement - which obviously is NOT going to happen.

I'd decline £60M if I were FSG. At the end of the day, if we sell Suarez to Arsenal, that leaves FSG as possibly more damaged than H and G. I think it would be difficult to have any belief in any plan they'd purport to have - and that would fatally effect our ability to sign players from here on. The viability of the whole FSG project is, to me, in the balance. If they see Arsenal off, on this one, it will be like signing a new player and will also punch a hole in Arsenal's plans.

I think we're going to find out just what kind of people FSG are. If they really are ambitious, they'll find a way of keeping LS for another season.

The Torres comparison doesn't stack up. Torres was not in any form when we sold him. LS leaving would be far more of a problem.