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by **maguskwt** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 12:39 am

Greavesie wrote:
metalhead wrote:
maguskwt wrote:Isn't Aguero a Liverpool fan?

isn't all the players we have been linked with are Liverpool fans?

I know Augero is an Inter fan

I've read Aguero is a red

yup...

http://twitpic.com/3j5d7d
http://yfrog.com/gz6ogjvj
http://www.liverpool.vitalfootball.co.uk/article.asp?a=225802

by **Dundalk** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 12:47 am

NOT. A. CHANCE.

by **maguskwt** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 1:20 am

Dundalk wrote:NOT. A. CHANCE.

Never say never... :upside:

by **tubby** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 7:44 am

Mate what are those links meant to be showing? 2 are just pictures of him with his family and maxi and the 3rd is just a story about him coming over to watch maxi play. I was expecting him to be drinking out of an LFC branded mug or something.

I will wake up as a women before Aguero signs for Liverpool.

by **jacdaniel** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:19 am

Well Kenny has confirmed that we won't be buying until we sell a couple. I wouldn't say the fee's are all that important Id say its more to do with reducing the wage bill. (and a couple of million back would be nice)

Guess we'll just have to wait and see if anyone wants any of our rejects.

by **GRAHAM01** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 10:44 am

i think we should do a car boot sale and see what we can get for are old rubbish

by **Reg** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 11:24 am

Interesting read in todays Telegraph:

Liverpool set sights on Uruguay defender Diego Godin but must clear-out unwanted players first

Kenny Dalglish has revealed Liverpool must now offload some of the deadwood cluttering up the club’s squad and bloating Anfield’s wage bill before securing further reinforcements as Uruguayan international defender Diego Godin emerges as the latest name to be linked with a move to the club.

Though the Uruguayan only moved to the Vicente Calderón last summer for £6.6 million, Atletico are believed to be willing to sell should they receive an offer of around twice that price.

Composed, quick and as familiar with occasional brutality as most South American centre backs, Godin is a cornerstone of Uruguay’s national side and Dalglish will hope his friendship with Luis Suarez would be enough to fend off interest from Chelsea, AC Milan and Juventus in the player. A source close to Godin described the situation as “fluid” last night, but confirmed the player would consider a move to Anfield.

by **stmichael** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 11:28 am

Reg wrote:Interesting read in todays Telegraph:

Liverpool set sights on Uruguay defender Diego Godin but must clear-out unwanted players first

Kenny Dalglish has revealed Liverpool must now offload some of the deadwood cluttering up the club’s squad and bloating Anfield’s wage bill before securing further reinforcements as Uruguayan international defender Diego Godin emerges as the latest name to be linked with a move to the club.

Though the Uruguayan only moved to the Vicente Calderón last summer for £6.6 million, Atletico are believed to be willing to sell should they receive an offer of around twice that price.

Composed, quick and as familiar with occasional brutality as most South American centre backs, Godin is a cornerstone of Uruguay’s national side and Dalglish will hope his friendship with Luis Suarez would be enough to fend off interest from Chelsea, AC Milan and Juventus in the player. A source close to Godin described the situation as “fluid” last night, but confirmed the player would consider a move to Anfield.

i'm sure he was linked with chelsea in january. to be honest i haven't seen much of the guy play.

we do need a centre back though.

by **damjan193** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 11:53 am

Good player Godin, good defender, reminds me a bit of Agger in his playing style and skill.

by **maguskwt** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 12:23 pm

tubby wrote:Mate what are those links meant to be showing? 2 are just pictures of him with his family and maxi and the 3rd is just a story about him coming over to watch maxi play. I was expecting him to be drinking out of an LFC branded mug or something.

I will wake up as a women before Aguero signs for Liverpool.

Well... Just sayin there is a quote by him claiming that he's a Liverpool fan...

by **Roger Red Hat** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 12:31 pm

damjan193 wrote:Good player Godin, good defender, reminds me a bit of Agger in his playing style and skill.

only not made out of Kendal mint cake

:laugh:

by **boodiddy1** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 1:27 pm

maguskwt wrote:
tubby wrote:Mate what are those links meant to be showing? 2 are just pictures of him with his family and maxi and the 3rd is just a story about him coming over to watch maxi play. I was expecting him to be drinking out of an LFC branded mug or something.

I will wake up as a women before Aguero signs for Liverpool.

Well... Just sayin there is a quote by him claiming that he's a Liverpool fan...

Forgot about the boy from Madrid who had a ynwa armband!

by **Greavesie** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 1:30 pm

boodiddy1 wrote:
maguskwt wrote:
tubby wrote:Mate what are those links meant to be showing? 2 are just pictures of him with his family and maxi and the 3rd is just a story about him coming over to watch maxi play. I was expecting him to be drinking out of an LFC branded mug or something.

I will wake up as a women before Aguero signs for Liverpool.

Well... Just sayin there is a quote by him claiming that he's a Liverpool fan...

Forgot about the boy from Madrid who had a ynwa armband!

plays for a big club now don't ya know

*see malaysia thread

by **damjan193** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 3:58 pm

Roger Red Hat wrote:
damjan193 wrote:Good player Godin, good defender, reminds me a bit of Agger in his playing style and skill.

only not made out of Kendal mint cake

Actually, Godin strikes me as a bit injury prone as well. Might be because he had a bad injury recently and took a bit time to recover though. Actually, I think that he's not fully recovered yet.

by **metalhead** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 4:52 pm

LATEST NEWCASTLE NEWS
Reds move for Enrique

8:20am Wednesday 20th July 2011

Photograph of the Author
By Paul Fraser » Chief Football Writer

LIVERPOOL will step up their long-running pursuit of Jose Enrique this week after learning Newcastle United are ready to reluctantly cash in on the unsettled Spaniard.

Enrique has travelled to the United States with the Magpies squad and they kick off their tour schedule against Sporting Kansas City in the early hours of tomorrow morning.

But with manager Alan Pardew recently admitting the left-back had indicated an unwillingness to sign a new contract at St James’ Park, Liverpool are keen to test Newcastle’s resolve.

The Reds are still on the look out for a new left-back after losing out to Manchester City in the race for Gael Clichy.

Now Kenny Dalglish, the Liverpool boss, has instructed the money-men at the Merseyside club to work on a deal for Enrique, although Lyon’s Aly Cissokho remains a viable alternative.

Dalglish and his scouting team would prefer to sign the Newcastle defender, but a £10m price-tag has been enough to prevent a deal from taking place so far.

Newcastle have been determined to stand firm over the price, but Pardew is getting to the stage where he would like to know which players he has with him going in to the new season.

Enrique, who has rejected an improved extension to a contract that runs out at the end of next season, wants to move on and Pardew would prefer to have the money to reinvest in his squad.

The Newcastle has £8m in his budget set aside for a new striker, with an offer still on the table for Paris St Germain’s Mevlut Erdinc.

But for further additions to be made, Pardew knows offloading either Enrique or Joey Barton – who is more committed to the cause despite entering the final year of his deal – is key to further changes.

Liverpool are aware that Arsenal are in the hunt to bring in a replacement for Clichy and Enrique is also under consideration at the Emirates.

Dalglish, whose first team squad returns to training on Merseyside today after returning from a tour of Malaysia, is keen to make quick progress in his search to find the left-back that will bring an end to his summer spending.

Pardew has also begun to seriously think about a replacement, particularly after he conceded defeat in his pursuit of Neil Taylor.

Taylor’s decision to sign a four-year deal at Swansea means Newcastle are no nearer to bringing in a left-back, although they have been linked with a move for Wayne Bridge.

The need for a new full-back has been further heightened by news that Shane Ferguson could miss the start of the season with an ankle problem.

Ferguson had a further scan yesterday on the problem sustained in Friday’s friendly with Darlington.

Newcastle’s transfer movements have gone quiet in the last fortnight after a blistering start to the summer in which they signed Demba Ba, Sylvain Marveaux, Yohan Cabaye and Mehdi Abeid.

Pardew has admitted his frustration at Cabaye’s absence from the club’s tour of the United States.

The 25-year-old was the third Newcastle player, along with Barton and Nile Ranger, to be refused entry to the States over visa problems. It was said to be for a minor technical issue rather than a criminal record.

Now Cabaye will join Barton and Ranger in the development squad, which heads for Holland today.

Pardew, speaking in Kansas, said: “We have already had word that he will eventually get a visa, but it doesn’t help us, because we need it now. It’s a three-week process.

“It’s one of those situations, but for us, it became very frustrating. There was no talking them around, and unfortunately the process was too long for us to rectify.”

Mike Williamson, whose wife is close to giving birth, and for sale duo Wayne Routledge and James Perch are also expected to travel to Holland.

But it has emerged Routledge could yet be on his way to Swansea. The Premier League newcomers are in discussions with Newcastle over how a £1.8m fee should be paid and then they are hopeful of reaching an agreement over personal terms.

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