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First it was about money.
Then it was about London.
Then it was about ambitions for him and the club.
And now it is about BR.
What's next for this little cnut?? 100% correct this ba5tard is a liar one dirty horrible snide liar , and who will it be next the fans i still dont get it how anyone who supports LFC can think about backing this person .
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First it was about money.
Then it was about London.
Then it was about ambitions for him and the club.
And now it is about BR.
What's next for this little cnut?? An affair with Brendan's girlfriend perhaps?
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First it was about money.
Then it was about London.
Then it was about ambitions for him and the club.
And now it is about BR.
What's next for this little cnut?? 100% correct this ba5tard is a liar one dirty horrible snide liar , and who will it be next the fans i still dont get it how anyone who supports LFC can think about backing this person . I don't agree with what you are saying, you must be a troll then.
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He's quickly becoming damaged goods. Buying a 'problematic' player at bargain basement is one thing, having to stake a punt at top money quite another.
If he pushes it another rung I'm not sure City or Chelsea would want to be anywhere near him. Wonder how long it will be before Roy pipes in as well? As an England player I'd say his obligations and expected behavior now sees the needle in the red too. Yup, backed up by the fact that Arsenal went off the boil mighty quick a couple pf months ago. I suspect it wasn't nowt to do with money then or now.Haven't seen anyone else exactly foaming at the mouth attempting to get the basturds sig either. City are one desperate club. Actually feel a bit sorry for their fans now tbh
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I actually admire FSG's hard-ball stand on the whole saga. Raheem Sterling's sell on clause could see QPR pocket a considerable amount from sales profit, he has 2 years left on his contract on at 35k a week which I can see FSG easily managing. FSG can and should try for 50M and no less or make him sign a new contract on the offered 100k weekly and include a release clause. He will take 100k weekly over 35k weekly. Dump the whole ugly episode on agent mismanagement and save Sterling's reputation. It is business after all, nothing personal. Always what's best for the club.
I am only responsible for what I write. Not for what you understand.
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If Liverpool manage to keep Sterling this summer and he goes on to have a good season, then it will be a job very well done by FSG and BR.
I urge FSG to stick to their ambitious policy despite it alienating and overwhelming fans because they refuse to look to the long-term future and want quick unsustainable success.
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If Liverpool manage to keep Sterling this summer and he goes on to have a good season, then it will be a job very well done by FSG and BR.
I urge FSG to stick to their ambitious policy despite it alienating and overwhelming fans because they refuse to look to the long-term future and want quick unsustainable success. Which ambitious policy? You mean to keep a mid table manager at the club? Even the stupid Sterling doesn't want to work under him.
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First it was about money.
Then it was about London.
Then it was about ambitions for him and the club.
And now it is about BR.
What's next for this little cnut?? 100% correct this ba5tard is a liar one dirty horrible snide liar , and who will it be next the fans i still dont get it how anyone who supports LFC can think about backing this person . I don't agree with what you are saying, you must be a troll then. ok yeh , but so you agree with sterling's lies ? and his downing of tools ?? and his taking the p1ss out of everyone involved in LFC since january ???
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Forget it Faz, penny will never drop. The fans are the club in both mine and your eyes along with most of the board. To RS it's FSG, the gravy train employees and giving little children who stick their fingers up to parents and family positive enforcement of their actions.
He completely misunderstands the situation that has evolved, and thinks we should all bow down to king Sterling and welcome him back with open arms.
Government is not reason; it is not eloquent; it is force. Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master.
George Washington
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The latest in the Raheem Sterling saga claims
that the 20-year-old will be treated to six
months of reserve football if his £50 million
valuation isn’t met.
Raheem Sterling’s moves to force through a
transfer away from Liverpool could see him “rot in
the reserves” if a £50 million deal isn’t completed
this summer, reports claim.
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John Cross and David Maddock of the Mirror
write: “Liverpool’s owners are prepared to let
Raheem Sterling rot in the reserves rather than
allow him to leave on the cheap.
“Manchester City launched their new bid for the
youngster when they made contact with Liverpool
on Friday, and have made it clear they will follow
that up on Saturday with a formal written offer of
£40 million, plus £4 million in add-ons.
“But the Reds’ Fenway powerbrokers in Boston
are ready to dig in their heels over their demand
of £50 million or no deal.”
This impasse comes after Sterling informed the
club that he didn’t wish to travel for their pre-
season tour to the Far East and Australia on
Sunday.
The 20-year-old also missed two days of training
this week through illness.
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Cross and Maddock continue: “The club are
taking advice over the contractual implications,
should Sterling fail to report on Sunday.
“They will immediately open negotiations with the
PFA – who offered to act as mediators – over the
level of punishment appropriate to the situation.
“That usually means a fine of two-weeks’ wages
– around £70,000 in this case – but can in fact
be a lot more, depending on the circumstances
and the PFA’s stance.
“Worse for the player though, is the attitude in
Boston.
“Owners John Henry, Mike Gordon and Tom
Werner have been distinctly unimpressed with his
actions this week in trying to force a move, and in
attacking manager Brendan Rodgers in the
process.”
They continue to claim that Liverpool would only
accept £50 million for the former Queens Park
Rangers man, and are happy to wait until January
to reach an agreement with City.
This would see Sterling play reserve football for
six months, having exiled himself from Rodgers’
management.
Cross and Maddock also suggest that FSG are
happy to sanction the signing of Christian Benteke
from Aston Villa without first securing the
finances from Sterling’s proposed move to City.
The actions of Sterling and his representative
could have truly backfired this summer.
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