Summer Transfer Window 2013/2014 aka Arsenal , we can afford folks and the mancs really want Fellani

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I think this is quite important, as it means Arsenal would have got Higuain but they decided to put all their eggs in the Suarez basket, so to speak.

Not really the most wise of decisions, was it?

Could also mean they are more desperate so will quite possibly start raising the offer.

Or it's a journo covering his arse after claiming Higuain had agreed to join Arsenal.
Apparently Suarez had a 2 hour meeting with the club and apologised, was told to make it official..

I know the source of this story because I follow him on twitter and I only follow him for a laugh and to give him the odd bit of stick.

indykaila is the biggest, most obvious bull****ter on twitter. How he's got nearly 80k followers and started making money from his bs through sulia and a website amazes me.

Check out @indyliar. He knows the guy behind @indykaila and if it needed making more obvious, exposes the bs he tweets.
 
The owners have clearly stated he won't be going to Arsenal. Period. Only striker/big name left is Rooney. I think u lot would sell him to them for 40 million seeing as they aren't rivals.

We'll need to get a replacement lined up if that were to happen. Not really sure who it would be, unless these wild rumours about Ronaldo coming back if Madrid get Bale are true. Can't ever see it happening though, sadly.

I know the source of this story because I follow him on twitter and I only follow him for a laugh and to give him the odd bit of stick.

indykaila is the biggest, most obvious bull****ter on twitter. How he's got nearly 80k followers and started making money from his bs through sulia and a website amazes me.

Check out @indyliar. He knows the guy behind @indykaila and if it needed making more obvious, exposes the bs he tweets.

Agreed, he's a scourge.

Or it's a journo covering his arse after claiming Higuain had agreed to join Arsenal.

Maybe, but I think Ornstein is usually on the ball with these things.
 
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I know full well that he would rather join Real. But it's not an option atm. He wants CL football, that Arsenal can provide.

Pool fans seem to have an inability to realise that they are not top 4 quality any more. Their not even the best team in Liverpool if you believe the league. If they stop clinging on to past glories, they may be able to concentrate on the future more productively.

You, and many others, seem to have the inability to realise that for Liverpool to improve, it makes **** all sense letting your best player leave, especially to the side that you're aiming to displace :)

Suarez may want CL football and be happy to settle with Arsenal for a year but unfortunately for him (and you), it's not his decision :) You seem to be struggling with that fact.
 
You, and many others, seem to have the inability to realise that for Liverpool to improve, it makes **** all sense letting your best player leave, especially to the side that you're aiming to displace :)

Suarez may want CL football and be happy to settle with Arsenal for a year but unfortunately for him (and you), it's not his decision :) You seem to be struggling with that fact.

Er.... we wanted to improve and challenge with RVP in the side, but we knew we couldn't, so we let him leave. And he was under contract. We could have forced him to stay.

You cannot have an unhappy player in the side. It never, ever works.
 
Er.... we wanted to improve and challenge with RVP in the side, but we knew we couldn't, so we let him leave. And he was under contract. We could have forced him to stay.

You cannot have an unhappy player in the side. It never, ever works.

Errr...he had 1 year on his deal, was refusing to sign a new contract and there was no ****ing way that you were going to force him to stay another year, losing him on a bosman this summer.

You can keep an unhappy player and it has worked. Players with the attitude towards playing like Suarez has and with it being a WC year makes it much easier too.
 
Errr...he had 1 year on his deal, was refusing to sign a new contract and there was no ****ing way that you were going to force him to stay another year, losing him on a bosman this summer.

You can keep an unhappy player and it has worked. Players with the attitude towards playing like Suarez has and with it being a WC year makes it much easier too.

Suarez doesn't play for Spain. He could have the most rubbish season ever and be mired in controversy for the year. He'll still walk into the Uruguay team alongside Cavani. Surely you must realise that?
 
Suarez doesn't play for Spain. He could have the most rubbish season ever and be mired in controversy for the year. He'll still walk into the Uruguay team alongside Cavani. Surely you must realise that?

If he ends up playing so poorly he wouldn't be playing at all. Regardless of the country, any player that's benched for 8 months is going to struggle to make a WC squad let alone be properly prepared for a tournament.

Anyway, we know that won't happen. If he's still at Liverpool once the transfer window closes he'll have a month to get his head straight before he's available to play again and he'll be back to his old self:

 
Gazzetta in Italy are running the story that Chelsea have contacted Eto'o.

It wouldn't surprise me, if he accepts a significantly lower wage.
 
You, and many others, seem to have the inability to realise that for Liverpool to improve, it makes **** all sense letting your best player leave, especially to the side that you're aiming to displace :)

Suarez may want CL football and be happy to settle with Arsenal for a year but unfortunately for him (and you), it's not his decision :) You seem to be struggling with that fact.

You will quite consistently find the best clubs in the world let MANY of their best players go. To get into the top four more often than not your business has to be a success more than the team has to.

Chelsea sold Hasselbank, Robben, Gallas, Anelka, Drogba, etc, etc, etc. Real have sold hundreds of top players. Barca have sold only recently, Eto'o, Ibra, Villa. The BEST teams in the world constantly sell their best players because they do what makes the best financial sense.

Spurs have consistently improved in recent seasons by selling their best players for good prices and bringing in usually good deals and strengthed overall as a team. The clubs that hang on to their biggest financial prizes till they are worth next to nothing are the ones who never improve. Yes you sold Torres before he got crap but the team had already declined.

You've got to reinvest the money wisely and realistically Torres was Benitez's last good buy and before he went downhill. They got second but he'd wasted loads of money on Keane(not because he couldn't get use out of Keane just decided to bench him and get the worst out of him) pushed Alonso out the door in favour of.... Barry(he tried and was the reason Alonso went the following season). Replaced Alonso the the next year with Johnson and Aquaman, Maxi, the great greek lump.

I probably shouldn't point out the 6th you got with Hodgson in for half a season was the best season you've had since 08/09 :p

Part of being a successful football club IS indeed selling your best players, for their peak value, then finding other players not at their peak, and making those guys more valuable.

Arsenal's most successful period was selling the likes of Petit and Overmars for Pires and Lauren. We played our best football when we had fairly high turnover of players and when we were doing absolutely fantastic business off the pitch. Arsenal are currently desperate, no other team is remotely willing to think about Suarez at that kind of price because he is in actual fact not worth anywhere near that. 12 pretty good months out of 30, in which he played every minute in every loss, wasted chance after chance, got a huge ban for woeful behaviour on the pitch.... AGAIN.

What has happened since he joined, 6th the year he joined, 7th since.... wow, massive improvement from him for sure. Then there is selling a player that hasn't helped you get to 4th nor best Arsenal, to a team that could spend 40mil on a different player who could make them better.

This is all ignoring that Suarez players the opposite way to Arsenal, some teams have wingers who provide balls to the focal point upfront to get all the goals. Arsenal have wingers who (particularly Walcott) need the ball held up by the striker to bring the wingers into it as they run into the box to shoot when given the chance.

He's the polar opposite of the type of striker we need and wasting 40mil + on Suarez when we could actually get the type of player we need would hurt Arsenal, not help.
 
Quite nice to see a club slapping a player down, even better when it's an idiot like Suarez, unfortunately it means Arsenal have little time to start a new deal but there's other good options I'm sure
 
I don't know how you manage to write so much nonsense from one point DM.

I've said many times that in certain situations it can make sense to sell players at a certain price but only if you're in a position to replace them and end up better off. That, certainly not at this stage, doesn't seem to apply to Liverpool & Suarez right now though. We've got money to spend right now but are struggling to bring in the players we want because we're out of Europe. Having more cash won't solve that.

As for the rest of your post, it's either plain nonsense or massively twisted, misleading nonsense. You claimed loads of clubs sell their best players yet you've given examples of clubs selling players that were either past their best or no longer wanted/needed by the club in question. You've come out with some random nonsense about Benitez and then a stupidly misleading comment about Hodgson's reign. We were 12th when he was sacked - the lowest we've finished in the top division since being promoted in 1962? 8th. That was some achievement by Hodgson.

I didn't bother reading the rest.
 
There are some that believe that particular quote was a dig at the board, since he knew for well they were going at that point.

Interesting that some Arsenal fans (well Tim Payton) believe that the board have been very public about the amount of cash they've got to pressure Wenger into spending it and to make it clear to the fans that it's him, not them that's not spending.
 
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Couldn't help but laugh at one of the things that Henry came out with...

"He won't be sold even if a foreign club comes in because we do not have time to sign a suitable replacement," he said.

"It's not about finances. So late in the window... we can't replace him. So for football reasons we can't sell, and especially to Arsenal."

So late in the window? There are over 3 weeks to go! If that's not enough time to get a replacement for Suarez, Liverpool are run more badly than I thought. The moment news of Suarez's desire to leave became public, they should've started identifying potential replacements straight away, and have put out some private feelers. I could understand if there was only a week left, but that comment makes no sense to me at all.
 
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