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Liverpool legend slams Suarez
Aldridge says Suarez "put a custard pie in everyone’s face"
The Luis Suarez saga has continued to drag on this summer, and now yet another person affiliated to Liverpool has come forward and bashed the striker for his behavior and attempts to force a move away from the club this summer. This time it was Reds legend David Aldridge who was unable to restrain himself from commenting on the controversial Uruguayan while being interviewed by BBC Radio 5 Live, according to Goal.com. Aldridge joined others in the tirade against Suarez for openly showing his desire to leave the club.
“There’s a massive lack of loyalty there and especially the way Liverpool have stuck by Luis. Not everything’s all about money,” the former striker said on the out of favor forward according to Goal.com.
“It’s different with Luis Suarez because of the positions he’s put Liverpool in over the last couple of years and they’ve stuck by him.
“The fans have been loyal, the manager’s been loyal, his comrades have been loyal, and the hierarchy have been loyal to him
“They’ve done everything in the powers possible to back him up and he’s basically put a custard pie in everyone’s face.”
The Anfield hero joined manager Brendan Rodgers and owner John Henry, who also showed their displeasure with the recent happenings with the star forward. Both Rodgers and Aldridge acknowledged the lack of respect shown by the fiery striker disturbing the club, and that a debt was owed to the club and its fans for standing by him through thick and thin, according to reports out of The Sun.
The 26-year old has been supported by his club even after receiving an unparalleled amount of bad press for controversies such as the infamous biting incident, accused racism, and diving incidents, only to hand in a formal transfer request to leave the club.
Unhappy with the lack of European competition at Liverpool, the hit man made the request to leave official just recently after being informed of a bid for the player’s services, reports The Independent. Premiership rivals Arsenal triggered a clause in the PFA Team of the Year member’s contract, forcing the Reds to reveal offers made for his services, by offering just over £40 million.
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Aldridge says Suarez "put a custard pie in everyone’s face"
The Luis Suarez saga has continued to drag on this summer, and now yet another person affiliated to Liverpool has come forward and bashed the striker for his behavior and attempts to force a move away from the club this summer. This time it was Reds legend David Aldridge who was unable to restrain himself from commenting on the controversial Uruguayan while being interviewed by BBC Radio 5 Live, according to Goal.com. Aldridge joined others in the tirade against Suarez for openly showing his desire to leave the club.
“There’s a massive lack of loyalty there and especially the way Liverpool have stuck by Luis. Not everything’s all about money,” the former striker said on the out of favor forward according to Goal.com.
“It’s different with Luis Suarez because of the positions he’s put Liverpool in over the last couple of years and they’ve stuck by him.
“The fans have been loyal, the manager’s been loyal, his comrades have been loyal, and the hierarchy have been loyal to him
“They’ve done everything in the powers possible to back him up and he’s basically put a custard pie in everyone’s face.”
The Anfield hero joined manager Brendan Rodgers and owner John Henry, who also showed their displeasure with the recent happenings with the star forward. Both Rodgers and Aldridge acknowledged the lack of respect shown by the fiery striker disturbing the club, and that a debt was owed to the club and its fans for standing by him through thick and thin, according to reports out of The Sun.
The 26-year old has been supported by his club even after receiving an unparalleled amount of bad press for controversies such as the infamous biting incident, accused racism, and diving incidents, only to hand in a formal transfer request to leave the club.
Unhappy with the lack of European competition at Liverpool, the hit man made the request to leave official just recently after being informed of a bid for the player’s services, reports The Independent. Premiership rivals Arsenal triggered a clause in the PFA Team of the Year member’s contract, forcing the Reds to reveal offers made for his services, by offering just over £40 million.
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suarez to leave soon. gooners will cough up to £45mil for his signature as wenger is desperate to get a big name player b4 start of August.
LFC will put in the bid for Valencia's star striker Soldaldo as the replacement in a rumoured £25mil deal and the deal will be concluded by 3rd August.
cheers!
LFC will put in the bid for Valencia's star striker Soldaldo as the replacement in a rumoured £25mil deal and the deal will be concluded by 3rd August.
cheers!
Ok if Suarez leave.... at least we make a profit out from him.... better now than later at a lower price.
We bought the wrong player.
Supposed to be carroll but instead we bought a carrot...."Come close, I'll bite you" will become Wegner's problem.. As long as we get a decent goalscorer, I think we will do better without Suarez. I think he can be wasteful, selfish with the ball, and troublesome. Sorry, just my opinion.
Wonderful report...
Luis Suarez Transfer: Why Would Arsenal or Anyone Want That Headache? | Bleacher Report
sell him!!!!
Luis Suarez Transfer: Why Would Arsenal or Anyone Want That Headache? | Bleacher Report
sell him!!!!
Ayre: Liverpool have rejected two offers from Arsenal for Suarez
Though the Uruguay international is preparing to submit a transfer request to force through a move, the Reds' managing director insists that his side will stand firm
Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has confirmed that the club have rejected two separate offers from Arsenal for striker Luis Suarez.
As exclusively revealed by Goal, the Uruguayan is preparing to submit an official transfer request to force through a move after the Gunners' latest £42 million bid, which came after their initial £35m offer was turned down.
Speaking at a press conference in Bangkok, Ayre declared: "It's never been our intention to sell Luis. We've received two separate offers from Arsenal and rejected both."
Manager Brendan Rodgers, meanwhile, indicated that Suarez would play for the Reds in their friendly against the Thailand national team if he is fit, with the club carrying on as normal.
The former Swansea boss had previously warned the forward against joining Arsenal, arguing that such a transfer would not "add up" as he feels that his charge would be better off under his watch.
Suarez set up the second goal for Liverpool as they beat Melbourne Victory 2-0 on Wednesday, his first game since joining up for pre-season training.
Ayre: Liverpool have rejected two offers from Arsenal for Suarez - Goal.com
Though the Uruguay international is preparing to submit a transfer request to force through a move, the Reds' managing director insists that his side will stand firm
Liverpool managing director Ian Ayre has confirmed that the club have rejected two separate offers from Arsenal for striker Luis Suarez.
As exclusively revealed by Goal, the Uruguayan is preparing to submit an official transfer request to force through a move after the Gunners' latest £42 million bid, which came after their initial £35m offer was turned down.
Speaking at a press conference in Bangkok, Ayre declared: "It's never been our intention to sell Luis. We've received two separate offers from Arsenal and rejected both."
Manager Brendan Rodgers, meanwhile, indicated that Suarez would play for the Reds in their friendly against the Thailand national team if he is fit, with the club carrying on as normal.
The former Swansea boss had previously warned the forward against joining Arsenal, arguing that such a transfer would not "add up" as he feels that his charge would be better off under his watch.
Suarez set up the second goal for Liverpool as they beat Melbourne Victory 2-0 on Wednesday, his first game since joining up for pre-season training.
Ayre: Liverpool have rejected two offers from Arsenal for Suarez - Goal.com
Real bid €100m for 'unsettled' Bale
Tottenham Hotspur have yet to respond to Real Madrid’s €100 million bid for Gareth Bale, sources close to the process have told ESPN.
The situation is now at an increasingly tense impasse, with the Wales forward determined to go to the Bernabeu this summer, but Spurs chief executive Daniel Levy is just as strong in his refusal to sell.
Despite reports in the Spanish press being widely dismissed in the UK on Friday, it is understood that Madrid did indeed submit the offer and that Bale has also now made up his mind on leaving.
Aside from his long-held aspiration to play for Real, the 24-year-old feels it is finally time to experience regular football in the Champions League rather than potentially infrequent forays with Spurs.
Sources have also stated that there is now growing tension between Bale’s camp and Levy due to the London club's refusal to even entertain the possibility of a sale. Those close to the player also insist that there are no current negotiations to sign a new contract at White Hart Lane and he actively wants to leave this summer.
When asked about Bale after his side’s 6-0 win over South China, however, Villas-Boas refused to be drawn into a discussion. "I don't want to comment on anything like that," he said. "I cannot speak about anything."
Bale is not expected to play in Tottenham’s friendly against Monaco on August 3.
Real Madrid bid
Tottenham Hotspur have yet to respond to Real Madrid’s €100 million bid for Gareth Bale, sources close to the process have told ESPN.
The situation is now at an increasingly tense impasse, with the Wales forward determined to go to the Bernabeu this summer, but Spurs chief executive Daniel Levy is just as strong in his refusal to sell.
Despite reports in the Spanish press being widely dismissed in the UK on Friday, it is understood that Madrid did indeed submit the offer and that Bale has also now made up his mind on leaving.
Aside from his long-held aspiration to play for Real, the 24-year-old feels it is finally time to experience regular football in the Champions League rather than potentially infrequent forays with Spurs.
Sources have also stated that there is now growing tension between Bale’s camp and Levy due to the London club's refusal to even entertain the possibility of a sale. Those close to the player also insist that there are no current negotiations to sign a new contract at White Hart Lane and he actively wants to leave this summer.
When asked about Bale after his side’s 6-0 win over South China, however, Villas-Boas refused to be drawn into a discussion. "I don't want to comment on anything like that," he said. "I cannot speak about anything."
Bale is not expected to play in Tottenham’s friendly against Monaco on August 3.
Real Madrid bid
100 mil pounds for a player like Bale?? OMG, if I'm Spurs, I'll sell him immediately. That's the biggest chop carrot deal that I had ever seen. Real is stupid enough to make this huge offer, but Spurs will be the biggest fool if they don't sell to Real at that offer price. 100 mil can easily get you another 3-4 top class player to replace Bale.
Nonsense... The world has totally gone mad. Football its just a barometer of it.
Liverpool vs Thailand Lineup
Mignolet, Enrique, Agger, Toure, Johnson, Lucas, Allen, Gerrard, Coutinho, Aspas, Borini.
Substitutes: Jones, Skrtel, Kelly, Flanagan, Suarez, Spearing, Wisdom, Robinson, Henderson, Alberto, Downing, Sterling, Ibe, Coates, Assaidi, Ward.
Mignolet, Enrique, Agger, Toure, Johnson, Lucas, Allen, Gerrard, Coutinho, Aspas, Borini.
Substitutes: Jones, Skrtel, Kelly, Flanagan, Suarez, Spearing, Wisdom, Robinson, Henderson, Alberto, Downing, Sterling, Ibe, Coates, Assaidi, Ward.
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