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by **dawson99** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:46 pm

its the agents who are ruining it, the footballers dont know what to do, they get bad advice
(sporran is loaded as well)

by **bigmick** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:47 pm

To be totally honest I don't really care as to why he wants away, if indeed he does. The reason I can't be bothered with harking back, is because people pick up the baton and run with it, and before you know where you are they start being silly.

So far it hasn't quite happened, but there are already nuances creeping into the conversation. Give it ten minutes, and people will (and believe me on this) be openly suggesting that the main reason Torres wants away is because the previous manager was sacked. Anyone who disagrees will be a disgrace, and we'll be back to square one.

We all have our theories on why he wants to move (and Nannies one is very sensible), but ultimately it doesn't matter. People like Magus can make silly comments and I'm sorry to disappoint him, but I simply can't be bothered with it.

by **zarababe** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:49 pm

dawson99 wrote:its the agents who are ruining it, the footballers dont know what to do, they get bad advice
(sporran is loaded as well)

You discredit the 'footballer'... there not that doh you know.. look at Fowler.. 'we all live in a robbie fowler house'.

Passion for football and the 'buzz' it goves you was clear in J Cole's statement ealrier this week.. Fernando is no different - and you know that..

Loaded sporans need relieveing fella.. get going

by **dawson99** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:51 pm

zarababe wrote:
dawson99 wrote:its the agents who are ruining it, the footballers dont know what to do, they get bad advice
(sporran is loaded as well)

You discredit the 'footballer'... there not that doh you know.. look at Fowler.. 'we all live in a robbie fowler house'.

Passion for football and the 'buzz' it goves you was clear in J Cole's statement ealrier this week.. Fernando is no different - and you know that..

Loaded sporans need relieveing fella.. get going

Fowler was a lifetime ago, and joe cole is an exception to the rule. Look at Citeh to see where football is going.

I really hope Torres stays, but he'll be being given advice from everyone, and not everyone is honest

now im off to relieve mself

by **maguskwt** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 1:58 pm

bigmick wrote:

So far it hasn't quite happened,

Oh it has happened Mick it has... you don't know the full story...

People like Magus can make silly comments and I'm sorry to disappoint him, but I simply can't be bothered with it.

It's alright bigmick... I forgive you...

by **rocky29** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 2:47 pm

were in a sticky situation no matter what happens. What happens if he stays and picks up another injury then we are fecked. But then if he wants out who do we replace with. Plus if he does stay and gets another injury plagued season his selling price is gona down dramitacally. No-one wants him to leave but just really wary one these injuries start they seem to carry on.

by **teamleader1** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 2:53 pm

bigmick wrote:To be totally honest I don't really care as to why he wants away, if indeed he does. The reason I can't be bothered with harking back, is because people pick up the baton and run with it, and before you know where you are they start being silly.

So far it hasn't quite happened, but there are already nuances creeping into the conversation. Give it ten minutes, and people will (and believe me on this) be openly suggesting that the main reason Torres wants away is because the previous manager was sacked. Anyone who disagrees will be a disgrace, and we'll be back to square one.

We all have our theories on why he wants to move (and Nannies one is very sensible), but ultimately it doesn't matter. People like Magus can make silly comments and I'm sorry to disappoint him, but I simply can't be bothered with it.

So you don't think the rumour about Roy being the father has any bearing on his decision then Mick?

by **Dundalk** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 4:16 pm

The Forlan story is picking up a bit of pace

Liverpool have lined up Atletico Madrid striker Diego Forlan to replace Fernando Torres should he leave Anfield.

The Uruguay international, 31, has regularly haunted Anfield dating back to his days at Manchester United and stunned the Kop in April with a late equaliser that denied the Reds a place in last season's Europa League final.

Roy Hodgson witnessed Forlan's exploits first-hand in the final itself, where the striker hit a brace to deny his Fulham side an historic triumph in Hamburg's Imtech Arena.

Forlan arrived at the Vicente Calderon in summer 2007 as a result of Torres' move to Anfield and is expected to replace the 26-year-old should he move onto pastures new.

Hodgson has conceded that he and managing director Christian Purslow have done all they can in attempting to persuade the hitman to remain on Merseyside amidst interest from both Chelsea and Barcelona in securing his services.

Forlan was one of the outstanding candidates during this summer's largely unimpressive World Cup and left South Africa with the Golden Ball and could return to England if the Reds are willing to match his £15million valuation - which would be funded by the sale of Torres.

Liverpool are standing firm in refusing to listen to offers for Torres but may be forced to reconsider if he intimates his desire to walk out after three trophyless seasons, with the player expected to attract bids of £50million.

However Kop legend Kenny Dalglish, 59, believes that the arrival of Joe Cole and Steven Gerrard's decision to remain at the club will provide Torres with some new-found optimism and reasons to remain at Anfield.

He said: "When Torres sees that (Cole signing) and talks with Roy I am sure he will give us good news.

"I hope Torres stays. Only Fernando knows what he is going to do.

"Unfortunately for him he is injured, but he is a fantastic player and is very happy around the club and the city.

"The fact that Stevie is staying will be a great help and players like Joe Cole, Milan Jovanovic, Jonjo Shelvey and Danny Wilson means there is buying for the present and the future."

LINK

by **puroresu** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 4:18 pm

I like Forlan I really do. My only concern is he wouldnt be cheap and at 31 not sure his worth what Athletico would want.

by **maguskwt** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 4:51 pm

In and ideal world, should be buying Forlan not as Torres' replacement but as his back-up or to play alongside him...

by **Redangel** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 5:15 pm

I'm taking 2 leaves out of Nan's book ! I've turned to religion and I'm praying , saying Hail Mary's and calling upon as many Saints as I can remember to make Nando stay. Oh and the second leaf , I'm having a very large drink !! Enjoy the party Nan and let's hope he makes his mind up sooner rather than later 'cos the stress is turning me into a religious alcoholic !

by **rocky29** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 5:29 pm

forlan big mistake. Came to manshite couldnt score toffee. Goes back to spain starts scoring again. What does that tell you?

by **europian-kings** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 5:33 pm

rocky29 wrote:forlan big mistake. Came to manshite couldnt score toffee. Goes back to spain starts scoring again. What does that tell you?

he doesn't like toffee??

i'll get my coat....

by **Scottbot** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 5:50 pm

Just tell the lad he simply isn't going anywhere. All of this BS talk about 'hoping he'll stay with us' is doing my head in, the lad signed a new contract 12 months ago. Just tell him he's going nowhere. If he still wants out a year down the line then fair enough.

by **Greavesie** » Sun Jul 25, 2010 6:15 pm

well for all the comments he's made about Liverpool and his lifestyle and the city, I'd be surprised if he did leave. I don't think he will go

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