Reply With QuoteReddy saying he's apparently open to the move to LFC and the likelihood is now in our favour.
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Originally Posted by justincredible
Frontrunners for caicedo now.......this is mad stuff
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Reddy saying he's apparently open to the move to LFC and the likelihood is now in our favour.
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Melissa Reddy:
Understand Moises Caicedo is open to joining Liverpool in what is expected to be a British record transfer fee if a move goes through. Sources say there has been a swing in the deal in favour of the Merseysiders but Chelsea are not out of the equation yet.
I bet you can squeal like a pig!
Old Codger
An offer in excess of £100m being lined up apparently. It all seems a bit hard to believe in truth. If we’ve got that kind of money available, why were we not in the running for Bellingham?
I actually hate the transfer window.
I bet you can squeal like a pig!
Squad N0 1
Not even beginning to listen till there’s a pic of him in his Liverpool shirt
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No way in the world are we signing Caicedo for 80- 100m plus. It’s all fake news. FSG are not Interested in building a new squad,
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If Lavia's done and we land Caceido we'll have covered our bases for if Jurgen's meltdown continues as we'll have a far better squad but not disimilar to what Di Zebri has at Brighton as he'd most likely be who FSG would turn to
We do need a more focused and targetted approach to coaching some things and some players as not having that and with it the ability to get the most from players has been holding us back from evolving for 4 seasons
We wouldn't ever have got what Guardiola has from some of his players because to get the very best out of them you do need some degree of micro management of individuals and certain players on their collective movement and it's very apparent Jurgen has never done that and our video analysis dept have never been asked to highlight areas players can improve
"If Everton were playing at the bottom of my garden, i'd close the curtains”
Koala tea
Ketchup is a condiment you misogynist.
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I think not making the top four put an end to any chance and the wages Real are paying are way off our scale.
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Looks to be £110m and will smash VVD £75m. Just player terms to be settled
https://theathletic.com/4767155/2023/08/10/moises-caicedo-liverpool-chelsea-transfer-2/?source=user_shared_article
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