Cheesecake
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Well done! Remember to wave ur gstring in the air!
You'll Never Walk Alone! LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB!! *70* - A New Beginning!
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Well done! Remember to wave ur gstring in the air!
BBTM
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Too bad that I will be at the top of the stadium, G-string also useless I wave SG flag? haha! Wait tio kick out, haha!
Cheesecake
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can la! u wave LFC flag together with SG flag! u shout out that WE OWN YOU becos SG have football's kelong king!
BBTM
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Best can take photos with some of the players, heh heh! Sign on the jersey too. ;p
BBTM
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Then hopes you can show us some nice photos of anfield.
roadrunner_552
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Asmir Begovic confirms he is set to complete transfer to Liverpool Not offfical news yet
Asmir Begovic has confirmed he is on his way to Liverpool this summer and says he hopes the transfer will be completed in the next few weeks.
The Stoke goalkeeper appeared to be close to sealing a switch to Anfield earlier this week, but the move seemingly hit the buffers over a fee.
However, in an interview with the Bosnian media Begovic has confirmed he expects to be a Liverpool player by the time they return for pre-season in early June.
Ill start preparing on July 10, with all the players of Liverpool, he said.
It is thought that negotiations are at an advanced stage, with the 25-year-old ready to sign a four-year deal to act as competition to first-choice goalkeeper Pepe Reina.
Stoke had previously slapped a £15million valuation on Begovic, but are believed to be willing to accept something in the region of £6million.
The Potters, who have already replaced the former Portsmouth man with England international Jack Butland, are also believed to be keen on Twente youngster Timo Plattel.
Asmir Begovic confirms he is set to complete transfer to Liverpool | Metro News
Asmir Begovic has confirmed he is on his way to Liverpool this summer and says he hopes the transfer will be completed in the next few weeks.
The Stoke goalkeeper appeared to be close to sealing a switch to Anfield earlier this week, but the move seemingly hit the buffers over a fee.
However, in an interview with the Bosnian media Begovic has confirmed he expects to be a Liverpool player by the time they return for pre-season in early June.
Ill start preparing on July 10, with all the players of Liverpool, he said.
It is thought that negotiations are at an advanced stage, with the 25-year-old ready to sign a four-year deal to act as competition to first-choice goalkeeper Pepe Reina.
Stoke had previously slapped a £15million valuation on Begovic, but are believed to be willing to accept something in the region of £6million.
The Potters, who have already replaced the former Portsmouth man with England international Jack Butland, are also believed to be keen on Twente youngster Timo Plattel.
Asmir Begovic confirms he is set to complete transfer to Liverpool | Metro News
roadrunner_552
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roadrunner_552
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Rafael Benitez to make Lucas top transfer target if he gets Napoli post
Rafael Benitez is believed to be keen on a move for Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva should the Spanish boss take charge of Napoli this summer.
The current Chelsea interim manager, who is overseeing his final games in charge of the Blues as they tour America, has been heavily linked with a move back to Serie A to succeed Walter Mazzarri.
And Italian paper Gazzetta dello Sport believe the former Liverpool boss wants to make Lucas his first signing, despite the Brazilian international only singing a new long-term contract at Anfield last month.
The 26-year-old said at the time: ‘I am really delighted to have the opportunity to play for this club. It’s where I think I belong and where I wanted to stay, so I am very happy and looking forward to a few more years here.’
But it looks as though Benitez, who originally signed Lucas for the Reds in 2007, is keen to work with the midfielder again and may have the funds to make Liverpool an offer the can’t refuse, should Napoli strike a big-money deal to sell striker Edinson Cavani.
Rafael Benitez to make Lucas top transfer target if he gets Napoli job | Metro News
Rafael Benitez joins Napoli on a two-year deal
http://metro.co.uk/2013/05/24/rafael-benitez-joins-napoli-on-a-two-year-deal-3808058/
Rafael Benitez is believed to be keen on a move for Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva should the Spanish boss take charge of Napoli this summer.
The current Chelsea interim manager, who is overseeing his final games in charge of the Blues as they tour America, has been heavily linked with a move back to Serie A to succeed Walter Mazzarri.
And Italian paper Gazzetta dello Sport believe the former Liverpool boss wants to make Lucas his first signing, despite the Brazilian international only singing a new long-term contract at Anfield last month.
The 26-year-old said at the time: ‘I am really delighted to have the opportunity to play for this club. It’s where I think I belong and where I wanted to stay, so I am very happy and looking forward to a few more years here.’
But it looks as though Benitez, who originally signed Lucas for the Reds in 2007, is keen to work with the midfielder again and may have the funds to make Liverpool an offer the can’t refuse, should Napoli strike a big-money deal to sell striker Edinson Cavani.
Rafael Benitez to make Lucas top transfer target if he gets Napoli job | Metro News
Rafael Benitez joins Napoli on a two-year deal
http://metro.co.uk/2013/05/24/rafael-benitez-joins-napoli-on-a-two-year-deal-3808058/
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Cheesecake
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wa! good luck to Napoli!!!
roadrunner_552
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Dont worry in Rafa eyes, Lucas worth every penny for 30millions. Kekeke
Cheesecake
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can also sell him shelvey, downing and spearing. :bsmilie:
roadrunner_552
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Buy 1 Lucas and get 3 for FREE !!! Promotion only last till End of June !!!
photo-orama
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I thought people said that Lucas was missed during his injury?
Cheesecake
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if the $$ is in the region of 30mil gbp, why not?
by the way, real madrid is rumoured to be preparing 35mil gbp for suarez, having turned their attention away from neymar and rooney.
roadrunner_552
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35million abit low wor
Cheesecake
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at least 50mil GBP then we can talk.
:bsmilie: get the $$ and then splash it out on benteke.
at least 50mil GBP then we can talk.
:bsmilie: get the $$ and then splash it out on benteke.
50 million, will maybe consider.... 70 million.... let's talk.... heh heh....
Cheesecake
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Liverpool to Re-Sign Torres?
Move back to Anfield could tempt Stamford Bridge flop.
Chelsea have sensationally offered Fernando Torres back to his former club Liverpool.
Blues owner Roman Abramovich has finally ran out of patience with the 29 year old striker and will look to offload the Spaniard this summer but will give his former Anfield employers first refusal on the faltering marksman.
Abramovich forked out £50m to bring Torres to Stamford Bridge back in January 2011 but the last portion of the payment was due to be completed in the summer of 2013 and the Russian billionaire is willing to allow the forward to return to Liverpool on the proviso that the Merseyside club forfeits the request for the outstanding £15m that the West London club still owes as part of the original sale.
Fernando Torres has enjoyed a torrid time at Chelsea and could well be interested in a return to Liverpool, where he arguably hit the best form of his career to date.
Torres cost Liverpool £26.5m in July 2007 and was an instant success, netting 31 goals in his first season at the club and racked up a very respectable total of 81 goals in 142 appearances before leaving for Chelsea.
Abramovich was happy to break the British transfer record to sign the World Cup winner and though he initially stood by the striker as he struggled for form the Chelsea owner is now ready to bid farewell to what he considers one of the worst investments of his career, both in football and in his general business career as whole.
Fernando Torres is in the middle of another shocking run of form having gone a dozen Premier League games without a goal but Brendan Rodgers may well still be open to the idea of the player returning to help boost his strike-force.
Though Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge are both in good form Rodgers doesn’t have a wealth of alternative options, especially with summer signing Fabio Borini being a huge disappointment since his move to the club from Roma.
From a business point of view it’s an idea that Liverpool’s American owners are apparently willing to consider. The return of a former favourite could well be a marketing success and the fact that such a signing wouldn’t actually cost the club any money as such is also appealing to Fenway Sports Group chief John Henry.
It is thought that the club are planning ahead for such a deal, keen to make as much capital from what would be a major summer transfer, and Jordan Henderson is ready to surrender his number 14 shirt to Torres this summer.
Move back to Anfield could tempt Stamford Bridge flop.
Chelsea have sensationally offered Fernando Torres back to his former club Liverpool.
Blues owner Roman Abramovich has finally ran out of patience with the 29 year old striker and will look to offload the Spaniard this summer but will give his former Anfield employers first refusal on the faltering marksman.
Abramovich forked out £50m to bring Torres to Stamford Bridge back in January 2011 but the last portion of the payment was due to be completed in the summer of 2013 and the Russian billionaire is willing to allow the forward to return to Liverpool on the proviso that the Merseyside club forfeits the request for the outstanding £15m that the West London club still owes as part of the original sale.
Fernando Torres has enjoyed a torrid time at Chelsea and could well be interested in a return to Liverpool, where he arguably hit the best form of his career to date.
Torres cost Liverpool £26.5m in July 2007 and was an instant success, netting 31 goals in his first season at the club and racked up a very respectable total of 81 goals in 142 appearances before leaving for Chelsea.
Abramovich was happy to break the British transfer record to sign the World Cup winner and though he initially stood by the striker as he struggled for form the Chelsea owner is now ready to bid farewell to what he considers one of the worst investments of his career, both in football and in his general business career as whole.
Fernando Torres is in the middle of another shocking run of form having gone a dozen Premier League games without a goal but Brendan Rodgers may well still be open to the idea of the player returning to help boost his strike-force.
Though Luis Suarez and Daniel Sturridge are both in good form Rodgers doesn’t have a wealth of alternative options, especially with summer signing Fabio Borini being a huge disappointment since his move to the club from Roma.
From a business point of view it’s an idea that Liverpool’s American owners are apparently willing to consider. The return of a former favourite could well be a marketing success and the fact that such a signing wouldn’t actually cost the club any money as such is also appealing to Fenway Sports Group chief John Henry.
It is thought that the club are planning ahead for such a deal, keen to make as much capital from what would be a major summer transfer, and Jordan Henderson is ready to surrender his number 14 shirt to Torres this summer.
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