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He has sulked, and is doing so now. Downed tools again then it seems, just like he did in August Injured/thigh strain? My arse!  He's pathetic. Good player, yes no doubt, but really not worth getting hysterical and weepy about in terms of brilliance, IN MY OPINION
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Leaving halfway through a season shows a lack of respect ,if true he can go fukkk himself with a stick of chorizo . What a waste. 
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Coutinho has disrupted the start of the season and now the new year if reports are to be believed.
Suarez tried to manufacture a move but once he didn't get it he gave us one more season where no one could fault his efforts.
The whole thing is a sorry mess and we should just get as much as we can for Coutinho now and draw a line under the whole thing.
Players going on virtual strike is a disgrace at any club and those that do it are beneath contempt. The silence from the players union is as deafening as it is disgraceful.
Many modern footballers are self centred, spoilt egomaniacs who wouldn't put milk in their tea without first getting their agents consent. There has long been a disconnect between football and the common man. Fans always have and always will care, players did as well once upon a time. But those days are sadly long gone in the vast majority of cases.
If Coutinho goes Liverpool Football Club will survive.
In the words of Koptalks Aristotle (Lumbs) He can go Fu(k himself with a stick of chorizo.
Last edited by Shaggydog; 02/01/18 04:38 PM.
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Coutinho has disrupted the start of the season and now the new year if reports are to be believed.
Suarez tried to manufacture a move but once he didn't get it he gave us one more season where no one could fault his efforts.
The whole thing is a sorry mess and we should just get as much as we can for Coutinho now and draw a line under the whole thing.
Players going on virtual strike is a disgrace at any club and those that do it are beneath contempt. The silence from the players union is as deafening as it is disgraceful.
Many modern footballers are self centred, spoilt egomaniacs who wouldn't put milk in their tea without first getting their agents consent. There has long been a disconnect between football and the common man. Fans always have and always will care, players did as well once upon a time. But those days are sadly long gone in the vast majority of cases.
If Coutinho goes Liverpool Football Club will survive.
In the words of Koptalks Aristotle (Lumbs) He can go Fu(k himself with a stick of chorizo.
Post of the day. Beautifully, accurately and truthfully worded. Have a coconut Shags lad. 
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Coutinho has disrupted the start of the season and now the new year if reports are to be believed.
Suarez tried to manufacture a move but once he didn't get it he gave us one more season where no one could fault his efforts.
The whole thing is a sorry mess and we should just get as much as we can for Coutinho now and draw a line under the whole thing.
Players going on virtual strike is a disgrace at any club and those that do it are beneath contempt. The silence from the players union is as deafening as it is disgraceful.
Many modern footballers are self centred, spoilt egomaniacs who wouldn't put milk in their tea without first getting their agents consent. There has long been a disconnect between football and the common man. Fans always have and always will care, players did as well once upon a time. But those days are sadly long gone in the vast majority of cases.
If Coutinho goes Liverpool Football Club will survive.
In the words of Koptalks Aristotle (Lumbs) He can go Fu(k himself with a stick of chorizo.
What kind of fine do they get by doing this? To be fair, Southampton had a similar situation and they decided to sort it out quickly, don't know our situation, but don't have the same month as last summer
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We don't really know who has said what and LFC are resolutely silent on the issue. Why leave mid-season? Seems peculiar. La Liga is wrapped up and he's cup tied for the CL.
Since the window is short, we'll endure little of this. I think they should just keep him and watch him fall back into line when the window closes and a critical season re-commences.
I'm just as bothered about Salah and RM rumours, saying that. If Coutinho leaves, he can site lack of ambition (evidenced by failure to hold top players) as a reason to jump ship also.
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I'm not too fussed if he goes as we have more than enough attacking players. We were never going to win very much unless we sorted the defence, and we've now taken a big step in that direction which is the main thing I wanted to see get done.
I also think that he's over rated and anything over £100m is money that we should snatch and run with. He's been at LFC for 5 full years now and averages 8 goals per season. Are we overestimating his worth just because his goals tend to be spectacular? A goal is a goal and he under-delivers considering he's part of a front 3/4 for a team like Liverpool that spend so much time attacking.
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His numbers this year are in the Neymar, Hazard, De Bruyne bracket. He is one of the best attacking midfielders in World Football. We shouldn't sell him unless we know we can make the team better. Going in Jan makes no sense. He can't play in the CL for Barca anyway. Sell him after the world cup and we'll get 200 for him. Easily.
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I'd take what we are hearing with a pinch of salt!
Barcelona and their media are cvnts and will use any means possible to try and unsettle a player and force clubs hands into selling!
I did post a few weeks ago that Barca would be back up to their shenanigans again in this window, in trying to get Coutinho.
The fact is if we sell now, everybody knows we have money and prices for replacements shoot up.
I'd use reverse psychology and tell Barcelona that we don't want to sell but if they want him so much, they will have to pay a World Record Transfer Fee because that is how much he is worth to us! When they say no! tell Coutinho they must not hold him in the same high esteem that Liverpool FC does and that unless they pay you're not going anywhere!
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I'd take what we are hearing with a pinch of salt!
Barcelona and their media are cvnts and will use any means possible to try and unsettle a player and force clubs hands into selling!
I did post a few weeks ago that Barca would be back up to their shenanigans again in this window, in trying to get Coutinho.
The fact is if we sell now, everybody knows we have money and prices for replacements shoot up.
I'd use reverse psychology and tell Barcelona that we don't want to sell but if they want him so much, they will have to pay a World Record Transfer Fee because that is how much he is worth to us! When they say no! tell Coutinho they must not hold him in the same high esteem that Liverpool FC does and that unless they pay you're not going anywhere!
And what if he goes on strike?
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