Philippe Coutinho

[Elite]

Coutinho is dressed like a Mexican gang-banger and Bobby dressed like he's going to get gang-banged.

[House of Dirk]

That's fair enough. What the fuck is it though? 

[TheHowieLama]

2 hours ago, Elite said:

Coutinho is dressed like a Mexican gang-banger and Bobby dressed like he's going to get gang-banged.

Wrong shoes ese, wrong shoes.

[Reckoner]

10 hours ago, aws said:

Bobby basing his style on Cat from Red Dwarf. 

More like Dwayne Dibley

[Bobby Hundreds]

They look like they've been dragged through a panto backwards. The fella next to Bobby looks like he has little wooden legs.

[Jairzinho]

Braveheart the musical.

[Trumo]

1 minute ago, Bobby Hundreds said:

They look like they've been dragged through a panto backwards. The fella next to Bobby looks like he has little wooden legs.

 

Oh no he doesn't!

[Bjornebye]

[Guest]

Click here for the latest news on Philippe Coutinho...

 

Did I spell his name right? No news here...

[VladimirIlyich]

On 18/07/2019 at 16:26, Babb'sBurstNad said:

I might be alone, but I really like what Bobby's wearing.

There is no 'might' about it.

[kemskem]

On 16/07/2019 at 01:08, TK421 said:

You lied to me

But you Cou

But you Cou-Cou-Cou

I still dream about him becoming captain and everyone singing:

 

Cou led the Reds out

Cou, Cou, Cou-Cou-Cou

[TheHowieLama]

Barcelona want to sell Brazil playmaker Philippe Coutinho, but are concerned they have not received any offers for the 27-year-old. (

 

 

 

[sir roger]

Can't  believe Bobby loves his outfit that much that he is making his wife wear the off-cuts.

[El Rojo]

Barcelona's fans are a bad bunch of melts - they were booing while he was still settling in last season.

 

I'm glad Manchester City haven't tried to sign him, especially with Silva getting older.

[JustTosh]

Barcelona says: Coutinho will be sold, but only if the buyer meets our asking price 100-120M. If not we’ll keep him. That bluff is easy to call. Everyone knows they’re desperate to get rid, and every potential buyer therefore will patiently wait for the price to drop.

We are one of possibly several buyers saying we’re slightly interested but only if the price is dropped significantly. That may well be a bluff also making Barca sit back and wait until their asking price is met.

My guess is Coutinho will be sold late in the window, probably to PSG as we’ll not be allowed to buy him on Sep 2^nd. Price? 80-90M is a fair guess. I reckon our limit will be around 70M

[Trumo]

The transfer window closes on 8th August for PL clubs, ie, before the season starts, just like last year.

[3 Stacks]

It depends on Neymar. If he throws a tantrum and forces himself to Barca, Coutinho will probably go the other way along with 100m+. Him or Dembélé.

[El Rojo]

I'm told it depends on Neymar. If he throws a tantrum and forces himself to Barca, Coutinho will probably go the other way along with 100m+. Him or Dembélé.

[Oh Buoy]

Anyone else heard that it depends on Neymar? Apparently if he throws a tantrum and forces himself to Barca, Coutinho will probably go the other way along with 100m+. Him or Dembélé.

[JustTosh]

33 minutes ago, Trumo said:

The transfer window closes on 8th August for PL clubs, ie, before the season starts, just like last year.

Exactly my point. We’ll not be able to come in with a last minute bid on Sep 2^nd as PSG can.

[3 Stacks]

16 minutes ago, El Rojo said:

I'm told it depends on Neymar. If he throws a tantrum and forces himself to Barca, Coutinho will probably go the other way along with 100m+. Him or Dembélé.

Get your own sources, you amateur. And you dare call yourself an ITK.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-set-receive-just-45m-20532446

 

Liverpool set to receive just £4.5m of the £84m Barcelona owe for Philippe Coutinho

 

 

Barcelona owe £84m for Philippe Coutinho - but Liverpool are set to receive just £4.5m.

The Catalan giants splashed out £142m on the Brazilian back in 2018, snapping him up as a replacement for Andres Iniesta.

Liverpool received £105m up front for the sale of Coutinho, with the remaining £37million set to be paid in installments.

The vast majority of this money has already been paid to Liverpool but Barcelona's financial accounts for last season showed the Reds are still owed £84m for the Brazilian.

Of this amount £24m is due in the short term, and will be paid by the end of the season, with the remaining £60m set to be paid on an unspecified date in the future.

 

But Liverpool will only be receiving a further £4.5m from Barcelona, because the fee appears to be payable to a third party lender, according to the club's accounts.

 

Liverpool have already received £138m from the sale of Coutinho, and reinvested this money in Virgil van Dijk and Alisson.

 

Barcelona had high hopes for Coutinho after finally convincing Liverpool to let the Brazilian go in the 2018 January transfer window.

But things didn't work out for the midfielder at the Nou Camp and his was shipped out on loan to Bayern Munich.

 

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This article doesn't make much sense figures wise, hopefully lazy Journalism being as they can't even spell 'Instalments' right, unless it is written by a Yank. 

[Grinch]

We've already received the money but we're still owes most of it, wut. 

[lifetime fan]

I’m assuming, Barca borrowed the majority of the money from a third party lender who have already paid us the vast majority (probably just appearance, goal and win related bonuses left). 

 

Barca still owe a massive chunk of the Coutinho fee but to the third party lender and not us. 

[Jose Jones]

5 minutes ago, Grinch said:

We've already received the money but we're still owes most of it, wut. 

 

33 minutes ago, Pistonbroke said:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-set-receive-just-45m-20532446

 

Liverpool set to receive just £4.5m of the £84m Barcelona owe for Philippe Coutinho

 

 

Barcelona owe £84m for Philippe Coutinho - but Liverpool are set to receive just £4.5m.

The Catalan giants splashed out £142m on the Brazilian back in 2018, snapping him up as a replacement for Andres Iniesta.

Liverpool received £105m up front for the sale of Coutinho, with the remaining £37million set to be paid in installments.

The vast majority of this money has already been paid to Liverpool but Barcelona's financial accounts for last season showed the Reds are still owed £84m for the Brazilian.

Of this amount £24m is due in the short term, and will be paid by the end of the season, with the remaining £60m set to be paid on an unspecified date in the future.

 

But Liverpool will only be receiving a further £4.5m from Barcelona, because the fee appears to be payable to a third party lender, according to the club's accounts.

 

Liverpool have already received £138m from the sale of Coutinho, and reinvested this money in Virgil van Dijk and Alisson.

 

Barcelona had high hopes for Coutinho after finally convincing Liverpool to let the Brazilian go in the 2018 January transfer window.

But things didn't work out for the midfielder at the Nou Camp and his was shipped out on loan to Bayern Munich.

 

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This article doesn't make much sense figures wise, hopefully lazy Journalism being as they can't even spell 'Instalments' right, unless it is written by a Yank. 

Looks to me like we’ve received most of the money bar £4.5 million, but Barca took out a loan to buy him and they still owe £84 million of that to whoever they borrowed it off.

Terribly written though.