Penguins » Sat Jul 20, 2013 4:51 am wrote:Well, the thing is Monaco and PSG has already got their strikers in Falcao and Cavani. There just isn't anyone abroad left that would spunk out the money.
Real won't, neither will Barca. No italian team could afford him. Only City, Chelski and ***** left.
City already bought Negredo and Jovetic so they are highly unlikely. Chelski has gone out and said Rooney is their only target.
Which leaves only cheapskate Arsenal. So either we force him to stay or we let him leave on the cheap as Arsenal never pays premium.
But if he stays I don't want to hear deluded fans going on about how everything was a misunderstanding and Suarez really does love the club etc. **** that!
I'll be happy when he scores but he'll always be a rotten mercenary from now on, nothing more.
All footballers esp. the world class ones are in fact mercenaries. If they feel they're bigger than their clubs, they all won't hesitate to jump ship. We all have to get used to it. Whenever they sign for a club, they'll always say the club is a big club, world famous, great fans, they've been a Liverpool supporter since young etc etc. It would be naive to believe that BS. The truth is, they are here for the insane weekly wages, glories, CL football and winning trophies and nothing else. If any club cannot provide those opportunities, there's no way in the world can they get star players, even if they can get him, he won't be here for long. Liverpool at the moment despite our rich history is no longer a world super football power.
Man City seemed to have proven that moneyball owners does work. 12 seasons ago they were relegated. When Thaksin was the owner, they were deeply rooted at mid table. Now with oil rich owners, they are miles ahead of Liverpool. Through their owners, they've bought their way to winning the CL. I know many fans here are against sugar daddy owners, but how many times have City and Chelsea combined won the PL in the last decade and how many times have Liverpool won it in last 2 decades?