Reply With QuoteLiverpool have no intention of terminating Thiago Alcantara's contract to enable the Spain midfielder, 32, to secure a move to Turkey. (Football Insider)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/66815322
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Liverpool have no intention of terminating Thiago Alcantara's contract to enable the Spain midfielder, 32, to secure a move to Turkey. (Football Insider)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/66815322
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We should never have bought him
"If Everton were playing at the bottom of my garden, i'd close the curtains”
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we should have bought havertz instead
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It sounds like he has been wanting out all summer - Klopp not sanctioning it for whatever reason. Maybe he gets a kick out of winding a certain forum poster up? Maybe he fancies him?
Fact is - if he isn’t going to play and we can get some dosh now, then inaction seems daft.
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could be we are refusing to cancel his contract and hope to cash in on him in January. The saudis maybe back . that money will hopefully go towards getting in Andre.
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lolOriginally Posted by justme
#FSGOUT
we are liverpool football club, not fucking norwich.
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He'll leave at the end of his contract anyway unless we sign him up for another year or two (we shouldn't, realistically) so I'd hold onto him. He's unlikely to have any transformative overall effect on our season and will no doubt be missing at times, but he can provide a valuable rest/rotation for the midfielders we are likely to end up persisting with (Mac Allister, Szoboszlai, Gravenberch etc) and we would have even more cover for the second half of the season if Andre came in should we find ourselves simultaneously competing for a Champion's League place, Europa League run and FA Cup run.
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What's his weekly wage, anyone?
If it's anywhere over £100,000 I would say let him go/sell him.
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Try doubling that figure...
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