Man U wont buy players they sold off. May be Rafa will :bsmilie:
LIVERPOOL F.C - You'll Never Walk Alone! (Season 9)
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Man U wont buy players they sold off. May be Rafa will :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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we got no $$!!!! :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
The fans got no $ to contribute to transfer kitty; club has no $ :bheart:
Cheesecake
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no choice. poor is poor. no excuse. we need to get another good run in the Champs League to earn some $$ as well as gif manutd and chelski a real fight in the EPL this coming season.
arsenal should be relying heavily on Lobin van Pervert this season and adebyebye.
theo walcott might be the surprise package of the coming season.
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Forlan moves to Aletico Madrid, and says no to MANu! hehehe
Liverpool today appeared to move closer to signing Spain striker Fernando Torres after his current club Atletico Madrid agreed a deal for Villarreal's Diego Forlan.
Torres has been linked with a £27million move to Merseyside and the transfer of former Manchester United frontman Forlan looks likely to pave the way for the 23-year-old to move to Anfield.
Uruguay international Forlan, who is currently on international duty in the Copa America, has agreed a four-year deal with the Primera Liga club.
A statement on the Atletico website read: 'Atletico Madrid, Villarreal and the representative of Diego Forlan have reached an agreement for the transfer of the Uruguayan player to the Rojiblanco club for the next four seasons.'
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has reassured fans he is working on signings 'all the time' as he closes in on Torres.
The Reds boss remained tight-lipped over any deal between the Reds and Atletico Madrid for the striker but sources close to the club insist that only personal terms with the Spanish international now need to be concluded when he returns from holiday next week.
The Anfield club are expected to pay close to the £27million buy-out clause in the player's contract and, while Benitez refused to name names, he did admit he hoped new players would be arriving 'soon'.
Benitez said: 'You must always be excited at the start of a new season. You must also have confidence in your team and hopefully we will soon bring in the new players that we want to make the squad better.
'We are working on new signings all the time. As I've already said, the spine of the team is in place and now we just need to add to that.'
Djibril Cisse appears to have moved closer to a permanent move away from Anfield after his his agent Ranko Stojic revealed the striker wants to join Marseille, where he spent last season on loan.
Stojic admitted West Ham had enquired about the Frenchman's services but insists it is a move to his homeland which appeals most to the forward.
He told the Independent: 'Marseille is definitely the choice for Djibril. I think the deal will happen on Friday or Saturday.
'I have been very busy this week - I caught six planes in two days - and I am sorry for the people I have not had the chance to call back - Mr Eggert Magnusson of West Ham for example.'
Forlan switch to allow Torres' move to Liverpool?
Liverpool today appeared to move closer to signing Spain striker Fernando Torres after his current club Atletico Madrid agreed a deal for Villarreal's Diego Forlan.
Torres has been linked with a £27million move to Merseyside and the transfer of former Manchester United frontman Forlan looks likely to pave the way for the 23-year-old to move to Anfield.
Uruguay international Forlan, who is currently on international duty in the Copa America, has agreed a four-year deal with the Primera Liga club.
A statement on the Atletico website read: 'Atletico Madrid, Villarreal and the representative of Diego Forlan have reached an agreement for the transfer of the Uruguayan player to the Rojiblanco club for the next four seasons.'
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez has reassured fans he is working on signings 'all the time' as he closes in on Torres.
The Reds boss remained tight-lipped over any deal between the Reds and Atletico Madrid for the striker but sources close to the club insist that only personal terms with the Spanish international now need to be concluded when he returns from holiday next week.
The Anfield club are expected to pay close to the £27million buy-out clause in the player's contract and, while Benitez refused to name names, he did admit he hoped new players would be arriving 'soon'.
Benitez said: 'You must always be excited at the start of a new season. You must also have confidence in your team and hopefully we will soon bring in the new players that we want to make the squad better.
'We are working on new signings all the time. As I've already said, the spine of the team is in place and now we just need to add to that.'
Djibril Cisse appears to have moved closer to a permanent move away from Anfield after his his agent Ranko Stojic revealed the striker wants to join Marseille, where he spent last season on loan.
Stojic admitted West Ham had enquired about the Frenchman's services but insists it is a move to his homeland which appeals most to the forward.
He told the Independent: 'Marseille is definitely the choice for Djibril. I think the deal will happen on Friday or Saturday.
'I have been very busy this week - I caught six planes in two days - and I am sorry for the people I have not had the chance to call back - Mr Eggert Magnusson of West Ham for example.'
Cheesecake
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TORRES to LIVERPOOL!
Liverpool to land £26.5m Torres
By Phil McNulty
Chief football writer
Liverpool are on the brink of sealing a club record £26.5m deal to sign Atletico Madrid's Fernando Torres.
BBC Sport understands a transfer has now been agreed between Liverpool and Atletico, with Diego Forlan replacing the departing Torres.
Liverpool's Luis Garcia is likely to go in the opposite direction for £4.5m, but the Torres deal will not collapse if he rejects the switch.
Boss Rafa Benitez is being linked with Manchester United's Gabriel Heinze.
Argentine defender Heinze is currently playing in the Copa America, but there is growing speculation Liverpool will try to do a deal for the 29-year-old.
It may prove complicated, however, with fierce rivals Liverpool and United notoriously reluctant to sell players to each other.
Torres is Liverpool's main priority, and there is hope that he could put pen to paper within the next few days.
Atletico's announcement that they had agreed to sign £15m-rated former Manchester United striker Forlan on a four-year deal from Villarreal is effectively confirmation that Torres is on his way to Anfield.
Liverpool officials are playing their cards close to their chest on what will be a move that shatters their previous club record deal, the £14m paid to Auxerre for Djibril Cisse three seasons ago.
But it is understood the framework of the Torres move is finally in place between the two clubs after lengthy and complicated negotiations - although Liverpool remain cautious until it is actually signed and sealed.
Liverpool's approach is understandable given that Torres has reportedly been leaving Atletico for several seasons, only for moves to fall at the final hurdle.
Spanish international Garcia is expected to sign for Atletico, but if he remains at Anfield, Liverpool's new owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks will pay straight cash for Torres.
Torres, 23, is currently on holiday until early July, but Benitez remains hopeful of confirming the deal then, with personal terms not expected to be a problem.
Atletico fans held a protest at the possible deal, and a club spokesman has tried to cool suggestions that move is now imminent.
The spokesman said: "The player is on holiday at the moment and will report back to training on 9 July for an Intertoto match.
"At the moment, any talk of a move is just speculation and we are still hopeful that Fernando will be with us next season."
Atletico are reluctant to sell, but Torres is believed to be keen to link up with Benitez.
Benitez wants to land Torres to provide a spearhead for an assault on the title - and also allow Gillett and Hicks to demonstrate their own financial commitment to his plans.
Torres has been consistently linked with a move to England, particularly with Arsenal and Chelsea, but Liverpool are now set to win the race.
If he signs, he will join fellow countrymen Garcia, Pepe Reina and Xabi Alonso, as well as boss Benitez.
Gil Marin, Atletico's major shareholder insisted that Torres is not irreplaceable.
"Nobody is indispensable. No player by himself, very good though he is, is able to make a team achieve its aims," Gil Marin said on Punto Radio.
"We have spoken to him and told him we would like him to stay. It is normal that he has doubts. It is normal that the offers and everything surrounding them has made him think."
Torres, 23, scored 14 league goals in 36 starts this season as Atletico finished seventh in La Liga.
The Spain international's Atletico contract runs until 2009.
Torres came up though the youth ranks at Atletico and has been their leading scorer in each of the last five seasons.
Liverpool to land £26.5m Torres
By Phil McNulty
Chief football writer
Liverpool are on the brink of sealing a club record £26.5m deal to sign Atletico Madrid's Fernando Torres.
BBC Sport understands a transfer has now been agreed between Liverpool and Atletico, with Diego Forlan replacing the departing Torres.
Liverpool's Luis Garcia is likely to go in the opposite direction for £4.5m, but the Torres deal will not collapse if he rejects the switch.
Boss Rafa Benitez is being linked with Manchester United's Gabriel Heinze.
Argentine defender Heinze is currently playing in the Copa America, but there is growing speculation Liverpool will try to do a deal for the 29-year-old.
It may prove complicated, however, with fierce rivals Liverpool and United notoriously reluctant to sell players to each other.
Torres is Liverpool's main priority, and there is hope that he could put pen to paper within the next few days.
Atletico's announcement that they had agreed to sign £15m-rated former Manchester United striker Forlan on a four-year deal from Villarreal is effectively confirmation that Torres is on his way to Anfield.
Liverpool officials are playing their cards close to their chest on what will be a move that shatters their previous club record deal, the £14m paid to Auxerre for Djibril Cisse three seasons ago.
But it is understood the framework of the Torres move is finally in place between the two clubs after lengthy and complicated negotiations - although Liverpool remain cautious until it is actually signed and sealed.
Liverpool's approach is understandable given that Torres has reportedly been leaving Atletico for several seasons, only for moves to fall at the final hurdle.
Spanish international Garcia is expected to sign for Atletico, but if he remains at Anfield, Liverpool's new owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks will pay straight cash for Torres.
Torres, 23, is currently on holiday until early July, but Benitez remains hopeful of confirming the deal then, with personal terms not expected to be a problem.
Atletico fans held a protest at the possible deal, and a club spokesman has tried to cool suggestions that move is now imminent.
The spokesman said: "The player is on holiday at the moment and will report back to training on 9 July for an Intertoto match.
"At the moment, any talk of a move is just speculation and we are still hopeful that Fernando will be with us next season."
Atletico are reluctant to sell, but Torres is believed to be keen to link up with Benitez.
Benitez wants to land Torres to provide a spearhead for an assault on the title - and also allow Gillett and Hicks to demonstrate their own financial commitment to his plans.
Torres has been consistently linked with a move to England, particularly with Arsenal and Chelsea, but Liverpool are now set to win the race.
If he signs, he will join fellow countrymen Garcia, Pepe Reina and Xabi Alonso, as well as boss Benitez.
Gil Marin, Atletico's major shareholder insisted that Torres is not irreplaceable.
"Nobody is indispensable. No player by himself, very good though he is, is able to make a team achieve its aims," Gil Marin said on Punto Radio.
"We have spoken to him and told him we would like him to stay. It is normal that he has doubts. It is normal that the offers and everything surrounding them has made him think."
Torres, 23, scored 14 league goals in 36 starts this season as Atletico finished seventh in La Liga.
The Spain international's Atletico contract runs until 2009.
Torres came up though the youth ranks at Atletico and has been their leading scorer in each of the last five seasons.
Cheesecake
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Gab Heinze to LIVERPOOL!?!?! :bigeyes:
U believe? :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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impossible. :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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ARGH!!! :sweatsm: :sweat:
If LFC migrate to La Liga then surely wont :bsmilie:
roDz
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Kewell scored against my unlucky and beloved Singapore...he also created another...the 3-0 scoreline doesnt reflect the game really...coz imo Singapore could have scored atlease a couple...anyway,the future looks bright for team Singapore...and with Torressssssss coming,the future seem blindingly bright as well for Liverpool...cheers to a new season...:thumbsup:
Cheesecake
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correct. the EPL is very fast paced and very physical. so, kuniangs might not be able to tahan the tumble and rumble. :sweat:
Cheesecake
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Singapore is improving.
i hope we can gif the other bigwigs of asia a better run for the money. let;s import more F.T. :bsmilie:
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for all the Liverpool fans out there!
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Cheesecake
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for all the Liverpool fans out there!
wa!!! a'lil on the bluish side but then again, its good!
got more!?!?!
kewell! the pai-kah winger! :bsmilie:
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