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  1. Thats pathetic. Reply Reactions:arch stanton, bcblue1878 and brigadier mahermi1 Player Valuation: £50m Forum Supporter Today at 7:41 AM #50 Slap on the wrists, what did everyone expect.. Reply Reactions:bcblue1878 T Thomasc Formerly known as By God I'm Blue Today at 7:44 AM #51 This is why I’ve lost interest, it’s a closed shop. Reply Reactions:brigadier, NewRadical, Daytripper and 2 others Daytripper Player Valuation: £8m 30 minutes ago #52 Same Reply Reactions:arch stanton summerisle The rain, it raineth every day Forum Supporter 29 minutes ago #53 Risible, truly risible. Reply Houghty19 Player Valuation: £2.5m 27 minutes ago #54 Not surprised but they say that any fines will be paid by the owners and not come out of club coffers. Is this not against FFP? Reply Azza Player Valuation: £70m 18 minutes ago #55 Not surprised. Now sort it out Moshiri, clearly the rules don't apply anymore. Reply Reactions:arch stanton ToffeeTim Player Valuation: £70m Forum Supporter 18 minutes ago #56 20m/6 = £3.33m each What a laugh Reply Saint Domingo Player Valuation: £70m 17 minutes ago #57 Absolute stitch up. ‘Let’s leak it out weeks after it happened and just before the euros so everyone forgets about it’. They’ve paid about 6 mill in fines for trying to destroy football. Reply Marius57 Player Valuation: £10m 4 minutes ago #58 It's just a joke. 3 million does absolutely nothing. Even if they try again, 20 million and 30 points won't deter them, because if they try again, they will follow through with it. They now know they have a get out of the PL for £20m. That's pennies to the owners (when they will get much more from TV rights in an ESL) Loads of anger about it and all the protests their own fans did. But as fans of the rest of the clubs, we will do nothing about the joke of a punishment so they just get away with it and then they leave in 3 years time. There's so much bollocks in this, I dont know where to start, the logic is so warped. Like, chuck them out of the league! Yeah, so then the clubs would simply press ahead with the Euro League as they'd have nothing to lose. Chuck them out of the Premier League and points deductions, what for? The Euro League was an alternative to the Champions League. Despite what that fat cunt samuel says, any club in the PL and participating in the Euro League would 1, still want to try and be PL champions and 2, if not, finish as high as possible because more money is divvied out by the PL the higher a club finishes. I honestly wish the clubs had of push on with this Euro League instead of collapsing but sadly, too many of our own were up in arms about it as well. It's funny, except it isnt really, it is predictable instead, that some of the clubs shouting loudest for punishments like points deductions, were the same cunts shouting null and void and no relegation over halfway through the 2019 / 20 season. They're two faced cunts who looked at their own interests. When others do it, they bellyache like fuck because they're small time. West Ham, got a brand new stadium on very favourable terms and the cunts still whinge. everton, taken the best part of £26m+ in taxpayer money from the corona virus business interuption scheme, buying finch farm, investigating loan facilities for the proposed stadium initially costed at £350m (yeah, right!) on the back of the Liverpool Commonwealth Games bid. Then you have their fans spouting shit about Usmanov secretly bankrolling their club and they want to throw shit at Liverpool? Fuck right of you smelly meffs. Aston Villa, escaped sanction by the EFL for breaking financial limits by scrapping promotion to the PL and selling their ground to their owners. Cunt chops purslow spouting shit, as normally, trying to make out everything was above board. Fucking amazing some of these cunts saying 'it's a closed shop, predictable' and other shit. Im all for full transparency and the cunt fans and owners of some of these clubs should be very careful what they wish for.
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  3. SteStocksDJ Player Valuation: £8m Today at 12:11 AM #347 I’m pretty sure if you ask United fans. None of them would have had solksjaer anywhere in their minds. then they won a few with him caretaker. he’s had a rough patch- but overall he’s done reasonable for them in my opinion- it’s not that far fetched to think dunc could do the same for us.
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  4. Another day, another brekkie. Been at a wedding at a place in Coventry, but the name escapes me. Coombes Hall maybe. Food has been immense all the way through, so was expecting big things from the breakfast and I wasn’t disappointed. Solid solid 8. Youll notice I’ve dropped some cleavage in the background there, as well as Mrs Bela’s breakfast which doesn’t contain beans, all in the quest for approval like a dirty little rep whore. I’m not sorry
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  5. If you ask nicely, maybe they'll serve some Ukrainian food earlier. If you Donetsk, you don't get.
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  6. They're only fuming because they weren't invited. Everton remind me of that street gang in the film the Warriors. The orphans who thought they were a big crew but weren't invited to the big meeting with all the big crews.
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  7. So, according to this, the bone of contention for the 14 seems to be whether to give the money to charity or keep it themselves? Fuck sake, tells you all you need to know right there.
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  8. Because most footy fans in this country are myopic pricks, who's opinions are shaped mostly by their allegiance and bias as opposed to reason. But hey, it is all ok - we are all meant to bond together and get behind Sir Harold of Kaneshire and Good Old Gareth the Lionheart over next few weeks and roar on Ingerlund.....forgive and forget the 'sign on', 'murderers', 'always the victim' shouts etc and all the 'null and void' bitterness that cane our way - it's just 'bantz'. Ingerlund, Ingerlund, Ingerlund. Fucking biffs.
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  9. That was back in December mate, they finished 10th
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  10. If Liverpool were not one of the clubs involved in the ESL plans, the only comments from Everton fans would be to laugh at us for not being involved in it, how it means we're not an elite club, etc etc. All these punishments they are suggesting are only because WE were involved with it.
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  11. So we know Mrs Belarus has a mighty fine cleavage and she has butter on her toast where as Belarus is a margarine nonce. Reckon he needs booting off here and his missus replacing him.
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  12. Working away for a couple of days. Here’s a Coventry Premier Inn effort. £8.99 for all you can eat which, in my case, was very little as I only got it to take a photo for here. I’d rate the old chap serving me as 9/10. Very nice guy, he probably would have been tastier than the breakfast.
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  13. I wonder if regulation would cover stuff like buying naming rights for a stadium that doesn't exist?
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  14. Been watching The Kominsky method over the last week or so based on recommendations from here. Really enjoying it. Not a big fan on Michael Douglas but have enjoyed his part however Norman steals the show for me. Not laugh a minute but I really enjoy the old, cantankerous gits
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  15. "In a joint statement the league and the national governing body confirmed the money "will go towards the good of the game", which includes "new investment in support for fans" and will help fund grassroots and community projects." I look forward to hearing the detail of this, and am totally sure that all the outraged parties will ensure it happens in a transparent and effective manner.
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  16. Andrew Lloyd Webber will ignore restrictions and reopen his theatres on 21st June “come hell or high water”. Not his words. Tim Rice’s.
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  17. As I posted in the Tory cabinet thread
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  18. As it was you, Mook, I wondered where those Tunnock’s tea cakes were headed as I scrolled down that image
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  19. It's a completely different database from the one I showed you, it has varying PA's and about five hundred players, as well as current players. I get it though. I'll be giving this a wide bearth for a while, maybe start up in August and do a season or two, three is far too much as it's such a time dump and I took great pleasure in pressing exit and close earlier. Cheers for the help with the admin, it was invaluable! PS. Good luck with the job!
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  20. Well, that was a blast. Enjoyed it. Congrats @Captain Turdseye, though the result was pretty obvious. I'm most likely going to be dipping out of the next sim. Hopefully going to be starting a new job by the end of the month, and in all honesty, I have no interest in the historical database - I loaded it, tried it and didn't like it. Completely unbalanced.
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  21. That's the end of your test career , Numero.
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  22. Syrnicki - deep fried cheese balls served with sour cream. The cheese is very light like cottage cheese, combined with flour and deep fried. There may be some more meatier traditional breakfasts but I wouldn't know because I don't eat the filthy mother fucker
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  23. Lucy verasamy,ITV weather girl
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  24. Personally i'd rather not have our pitch being ripped up to fuck by rugby players and american football players.
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  25. This was Ukrainian cafe in London called XIX. It was their interpretation of a full veggie breakfast. I swapped beans for a second egg, but hadn't noticed fucking tater tots, otherwise I would have swerved that. It was £6.60 without a hot drink so I ordered a cappuccino for an extra £2.50. Considering this was in Stratford, London it was pretty good value. I can already feel the fume, rightly so for the eggs, less so from the move away from a traditional breakfast. The guacamole, mushrooms in a creamy sauce and Halloumi were the stars of the show and even the yank potato cunt balls weren't too bad when dipped in the guacamole. The eggs, oh dear the eggs. If Ukraine was serving them up in Crimea, the Russians would have left well alone. Overcooked in one of those little ring things to give off a macdonalds breakfast vibe just made them bland and oily. I'm sure the triangular toast will be causing palpatations and yearnings to self harm amongst some of you, I would have preferred an intact toast but didn't let it ruin my day. I would have liked some tomatoes instead of the potato cysts and possibly a good quality veggie sausage but overall this was far better than it looked.
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  26. Monday May 31: Aguero “We all know that Barcelona are the best club in the world. I think I made a great decision to be here and of course it is a step forward in my career.” The disrespect there. Fucking hell. There’s not too much wrong with what he said, but his seat in the Man City dressing room isn’t even cold yet and he’s shitting on them like that. Reminds me a little of when Owen joined United and was giving it the “I always wanted to play here for Sir Alex” even though it was an absolute lie and he turned them down several times when he was a kid. It was a complete lack of regard for our feelings though, and I expect City fans feel slighted by this. Although maybe not as the only thing those sad cunts have shown any kind of passion about in years was that bottle of ale that hit their bus. Aguero is their greatest ever player, they’ve paid him a fucking boatload of cash (most of it off the books) and he could have asked to leave for Barca at any point. He didn’t though, he only signed for ‘the best club in the world’ when City decided they didn’t want to pay him any more. Little fucking prick. Fuck him, fuck City and fuck Barcelona. Meanwhile, bit demoralising that I’m reading talk of how VAR can be improved. No. Just no. Never mind trying to improve it, just FUCKING GET RID. Trying to improve it. Fucking hell. You don’t try and fix a car while it’s on the motorway. All these VAR issues should have been sorted before it was ever implemented. We’ve had two years of this shit and the second year was massively WORSE than the first. Everyone hates it. Managers, players, fans. You literally do not hear any manager or player saying they like it, but lots have said they can’t stand it, so why is this still a thing? I’ll tell you why, because managers, players and fans do fuck all except moan about it. Instead of that, we should all be joining forces to get this shit scrapped. It isn’t on the fans to do it though, this is something players and managers should lead the way with. If they all went on strike until VAR was fucked off, the fans would be behind it and the authorities would shit themselves and bin it in a heartbeat, because what choice would they have? It won’t happen though, we’ll just have the likes of Dean Smith, Nuno Holy Spirit (if he takes another job), Kloppo, Milner, Moyes, Dyche and others making great points about how shit it is and how they’d rather not have it, and fuck all will change. They’re killing footy with this shit. I renewed my season ticket last week but my Dad has called it quits. There are a few reasons for it but the first thing he’ll say is VAR and how it just isn’t the same anymore. He’s watched footy his whole life and has been going to Anfield since the late 50s. He’s seen all sorts of changes to the game and although he didn’t like a lot of them he rolled with it and it didn’t ruin his enjoyment. Until VAR. He reckons footy is shit now, almost unwatchable, and I agree with him. I’d bring back the death penalty for the cunts that inflicted this on us. Tuesday Jun 1: Bloody hell, Ancelotti quits and the reaction is even better than expected. Some Blues are so deluded they can’t understand why anyone would leave them for Real Madrid, while those who actually have their feet on planet earth are understandably fuming. He fed them a load of shit about how much he loved the club and that he was so happy with what he had there. He spoke about a project and a goal of getting them to the Champions League and then he fucked off after leading them to the dizzy heights of 12th and 10th. From Ancelotti’s point of view though, it was an absolute no brainer. Madrid at their lowest ebb is still a vastly more attractive proposition than the Blueshite. At least we know what he meant a few weeks ago when he said “anyone not happy at Everton can leave”. I saw a Blue make the point that a few weeks ago he was ripping the Super League proposal and clambered to the high ground to take a dump on everyone involved. And now he’s just gone to work for the guy who was the brains behind the whole thing. It’s almost like he said all that because he knew it would go down well with the Blue hordes. The reaction from Reds was equally as funny. Some of the one liners and gifs were sensational. One of my favourites was someone saying Ancelotti and Everton was the footy equivalent of Amanda Holding and Les Dennis. “Carlo Thatsyourlotti” was good too. What a time to be alive. The complete disdain he’s shown them took me aback if I’m honest. He didn’t even try to sugarcoat it or lie about feeling bad. It was basically “yeah, I’ve had a better offer. Bye then!” I wouldn’t for a second say I felt sorry for Evertonians because I absolutely didn’t. I completely respect their right to call him a cunt though. You know something that hasn’t been said enough? He was fucking shit at Everton. He spent loads and did fuck all. They’re no better than when he took over but he’s filled his pockets, conned them into filling his son’s pockets too, wasted money on shite and fucked off and left them in the lurch. Poor Dunc is sat there at Finch Farm with only his pigeons for company now. Any Blues feeling let down by him have a point but then it’s their own fault for buying into the shite he fed them about loving the club and the fans. He was there for the money. Everyone knew that, except Evertonians, who somehow convinced themselves he was there because he loved Crosby beach and Bootle strand. They only managed to lure him there with a massively inflated contract and now he’s took a hefty pay cut to leave them. Why will they do now? Try and throw money at another ‘name’ or accept their place in the food chain and give it to Nice Guy Eddie. It’s be interesting if he did get it because it would be a fascinating social experiment. How long would it take for the nicest, gentlest, least confrontational manager in football to become a foaming at the mouth, rabid, snide cunt throwing barbs at the Reds? It didn’t take Ancelotti too long to become a prick and he was always seen as one of the good guys. Give Eddie Howe six months at Everton and he’ll be like Neil Warnock on Stellar. In other news, Trent made the England squad as Southgate bottled it and picked four right backs. He should have just sent Kyle Walker packing as he’s by far the weakest of the four. He can run really fast though and lots of people equate that with being good, including Southgate seemingly. Wednesday Jun 2: Southgate says the speculation over Trent was media bollocks and he spoke to him weeks ago to tell him he wasn’t being left out. Not 100% sure I believe him but he was fairly convincing. If he was lying Trent would know so presumably this is legit. Over the last week or so there were a couple of journos claiming exclusives about Trent missing out and it’s clear that they were just click baiting and knew fuck all. But after all of this shit he might now miss out because he did his hamstring in a friendly tonight. I feel bad for him but he badly needs a rest and if he gets a summer off then great. Not a good night for our other right back either. Neco was sent off playing for Wales for an accidental handball in a friendly. Seems harsh like. Nuno Holy Ghost has emerged as a front runner for the Everton job but Palace are in for him as well. Similar thing with Eddie Howe really as Nuno is a lovely fella. It wouldn’t stay like that. Big Red Ron was the only one who didn’t let Everton change him. Even Martinez got a bit sneaky at times. Spurs are looking for a manager too of course and they’ll have the pick of the best ones, with Everton and Palace fighting over the scraps. Conte might go to Spurs. Not sure how that would play out. He’s defo a good manager, but is that situation suited to him? There’s lots of talk that Calvert-Lewin is going to Palace. No idea where that’s come from but I’m not buying it. Palace don’t even have a manager and - much as I like to take the piss out of Everton - there’s no way a player is leaving Everton for Palace as a step up. Everton are shite but Palace isn’t an upgrade. That said, Calvert-Lewin is too good for Everton now, as is Digne. They should both leave. Richarlison has found his level though. He belongs at Goodison, the absolute fucking cunt. And shame on Brazil for continually picking him. Meanwhile, Nat Phillips is seeing Liam Gallagher’s daughter. I don’t have anything further to add to that, I just felt it was worth mentioning. Thursday Jun 3: Adrian getting a new contract? Hmmm. I'm not on board. He may not be on huge money but it will be way too much for a number three, so that tells me Kelleher must be going on loan. In theory that’s good for him as he’ll play a lot of games and it will help his development. In reality, he could play 15-20 games for us next season based on Alisson’s injury history and if we let him play all the cup games (including CL group games). And the money saved from letting Adrian walk could have gone in the ‘keep Gini’ pot. I don't have any dislike for Adrian and I'm convinced he’s better than some starting Premier League keepers, but the drop off from Alisson to him is understandably huge and I hate the fact we expect him to play with his feet when he’s no good at it. That Atletico Madrid game scarred me deeply but overall he’s done ok. That said, the thought of him playing games next season deflates me. Those games could be Kelleher’s. It’s tricky though isn’t it because finding a good back up keeper is really difficult and Kelleher probably wants to be playing 40 games a season somewhere. Doesn't help either that the Irish manager is saying he needs to play if he's going to be their number one. It's entirely fair from an Irish perspective, but it means more Adrian so I don't like it. What's the solution though? Would we be better off letting Adrian walk and bringing in someone else? Probably not, as who would we get on a free who is better? There’s also the dynamic between the keepers to think of. If Adrian gets on well with Alisson and Kelleher and there’s a nice camaraderie there that helps us overall. It’s like quarterbacks in the NFL, you need a starter and a back up and they both need to know their defined roles otherwise it can be trouble. Meanwhile, Trent is out for six weeks. Gutted for him but made up for us. Him being injured is probably better for him than if he’d just been dropped, because the injury he has isn’t something you can rehab immediately so he’ll need to have rest, which he may not have had otherwise. He’ll be fucking flying in August I reckon. He's better off out of it. England's fans will disgrace themselves as usual this summer. The cunts keep booing the taking of the knee which sums them up. The Euros will only be enjoyable to me when England are out and I can relax. The thought of those cunt fans being able to celebrate winning anything sickens me. I'd rather Everton won a trophy than England did. Friday Jun 4: Villa look like they’re going to beat Arsenal to the signing of Buendia from Norwich, while Spurs have given up on trying to persuade Poch to come back. North London is a fucking mess right now isn’t it? Because the thing is, if I was Buendia I’d choose Villa over Arsenal right now as well. The only reason Arsenal finished above them was because Grealish got injured. If he’s staying, then why wouldn’t you choose them over Arsenal? You’d be mad not to, because Arsenal are just in this perpetual cycle of mediocrity. At least Villa have an upward trajectory and a shot at actually becoming something. They might not get there but other than Everton I can’t think of anyone I’d rather play for less than Arsenal these days. Villa are in for Ward-Prowse too, which is a shame as I hoped we’d snap him up as a replacement for Gini (completely different player I know, but he’d be a nice complimentary piece to our midfield options). Speaking of Gini, he still hasn’t joined Barca and now it looks like PSG have come in for him with a ‘double your money’ offer. Literally the only reason you’d join Barca in their current state is just for the prestige of having them on your CV, so I hope Gini takes the cash and goes to PSG. He’s got more chance of winning something there and maybe he can sell the Reds to Mbappe a bit more. Not that he needs any selling as he’d defo want to play here if possible. Finally, Bill Kenwright is the gift that keeps on giving. Phil McNulty says Kenwright told him earlier this year "One very famous football club said to me two or three days ago 'whenever we have a problem we say 'what would the Everton board do because they always get it right?'" Who do we reckon it was? I think I know. Because there was a very famous club that found itself in need of a manager last week and asked themselves “what did Everton do when they needed a top class manager?”. The answer was “they hired Carlo Ancelotti” so that’s what they did. …. and that was the week that was.
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  27. FFS I didn't even know Ancelotti had walked until I read this! Nice to know what a 'high profile, always in the news' club our beloved neighbours are.
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  28. Quality rant. Just what you need on a Wednesday afternoon.
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  29. The mushrooms look like what I now imagine the old man waiters ballbag does. The whole affair is shameful.
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  30. I've recently started watching Eckhart Tolle stuff on YouTube and halfway through reading The Power Of Now, really puts things into perspective on how your own mind creates most of your problems.
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  31. Marko Grujic was the first signing of Jurgen Klopp’s Anfield reign. This summer, he’s one of the most valuable assets Liverpool are preparing to sell to bolster their transfer kitty. Porto, where the Serbian midfielder spent the 2020-21 season on loan, are the front-runners to secure his services on a permanent deal. With plenty of interest in Grujic, Liverpool are increasingly confident they will command a fee of around £15 million for the 25-year-old. Sporting director Michael Edwards has also fielded enquiries from a number of clubs in Italy and Germany, but Porto are currently in the box seat. Grujic blossomed under the guidance of coach Sergio Conceicao last season as he clocked up 36 appearances in all competitions for the Portuguese side. He caught the eye in their impressive run in the Champions League as they knocked out Juventus in the last 16 before losing narrowly to eventual winners Chelsea in the quarter-finals. Conceicao, whose side finished second behind Sporting domestically, recently ended speculation about their coach’s own future by him penning a new three-year contract and he’s made it clear that he wants Grujic on board for next season, too. Porto had initially hoped to extend the Serbian’s loan for a further 12 months but with Grujic down to the final two years of his current deal, Liverpool informed them that they will only consider permanent offers. Midfielder Sergio Oliveira, the Portugal international, is being pursued by Fiorentina and his sale is expected to give Porto sufficient funds to buy Grujic. Liverpool look certain to make a hefty profit on a player who cost them £5.1 million from Red Star Belgrade in January 2016. He was initially loaned back to his home-town club for the rest of that season. Despite his undoubted potential, Grujic was never able to convince Klopp that he was worthy of a regular starting place at Anfield. He has made just 16 senior appearances in all competitions for Liverpool and hasn’t featured in the Premier League since he faced Brighton at the Amex Stadium in December 2017. He scored his only goal for the club in the Carabao Cup thrashing of Lincoln City last September. “The challenge (at Liverpool) is so big,” Grujic told The Athletic last season. “There are a lot of quality midfielders at the club. It’s honestly hard to get a chance.” He spent the second half of the 2017-18 season at Cardiff City before heading to Hertha Berlin for two seasons on loan. He enhanced his reputation in the Bundesliga, with coach Pal Dardai describing him as “by far the best midfielder I’ve seen in my time at the club” but they couldn’t afford to make the move permanent. Last summer, Liverpool were willing to sell Grujic for £18 million but a potential switch to Werder Bremen fell through shortly before the deadline after discussions over the fee failed to reach a suitable compromise. With his midfield department so heavily stacked, Klopp ultimately sanctioned a loan to Porto last October, with no option for the Portuguese club to buy. Grujic had initially hoped that the departure of Georginio Wijnaldum, who is on the brink of completing a move to Paris Saint-Germain on a free transfer, would lead to him being given the opportunity to revive his Anfield career on his return. However, with Fabinho, Thiago, Jordan Henderson, Naby Keita, Curtis Jones, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain and James Milner for competition, a parting of the ways now appears to be the best option for all parties. At the age of 25, Grujic’s main motivation is to play regularly and he accepts that’s unlikely to be the case if he stays at Liverpool. Further incomings following the £35 million signing of centre-back Ibrahima Konate from RB Leipzig will be partly influenced by how much Edwards can raise from sales. Liverpool’s sporting director is well known for driving a hard bargain, having commanded bumper fees previously for fringe players who were surplus to requirements like Christian Benteke, Dominic Solanke and Jordon Ibe. However, that task is made more difficult this summer by the ongoing impact of the global pandemic on clubs’ finances. The belief is that Liverpool can still raise in excess of £60 million from sales. Harry Wilson and Divock Origi have similar valuations to Grujic. Wilson, who spent last season on loan at Cardiff City, knows that his future is unlikely to be resolved until after Wales’ campaign at the European Championship is complete. While Liverpool will hope that a number of eye-catching performances at the tournament spark a bidding war for Wilson, Origi’s absence from the Belgium squad underlines how far his stock has fallen over the past 12 months. He scored just once in 17 appearances in 2020-21 and needs to pursue a new challenge. Offers are also expected to come in for Xherdan Shaqiri, who only made seven starts in all competitions last season. Southampton retain an interest in Takumi Minamino following the end of a mixed loan spell on the south coast but Liverpool are currently planning for pre-season with the Japan international on board. It remains to be seen if they receive a bid in the meantime that tests their resolve to keep Minamino, who struggled to establish himself at Anfield following his £7.25 million arrival from Salzburg in January 2020. Liverpool certainly have no intention of sanctioning another loan. Taiwo Awoniyi, who is valued at around £8 million, could also be moved on, along with Loris Karius, Sheyi Ojo, Ben Woodburn and Liam Millar. Away from transfers, owners Fenway Sports Group are pushing on with their commitment to invest further in the club’s infrastructure. Liverpool City Council will next week consider the club’s £60 million plans to redevelop the Anfield Road End of their stadium. It would add around 7,000 extra seats to lift capacity to around 61,000. The planning application includes a request for Anfield to be allowed to host other sporting events such as American football “around two or three times per year”. If it gets the green light, then the hope is that construction work would start later this year and would be completed for the 2023-24 season.
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  32. You are starting to really come across as a bad tory queg. We’ve just had an unprecedented pandemic and Brexit had barely even kicked in yet.
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  33. But they won't, and they won't.
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  34. Don't be waiting on me today, I am not with the laptop all day. So, order of the day. FA Cup: Teams at five, results at six. Euro Cup: Teams at seven, results at eight. Champions League: Teams at nine, results at ten. See you all later.
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  35. Yup, just finished it mate, fantastic. 9/10
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  36. Kelleher came on for Ireland in the second half and made two fantastic saves. He’s top quality. Gulacsi and Bogdan split the game for Hungary, funnily enough.
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  37. I don't want to stir Rico up , but the rwo fellas on the ends have got tits.
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  38. They think they’re a big club so they overspend on players actual big clubs wouldn’t touch any longer like Rodriguez supplemented with what they think is the best of the rest but inevitably are overhyped and overrated like Walcott and King. They can't attract genuine top quality - so they overpay for lesser players in a desperate attempt to try and close the massive gap between them and the top clubs and to ensure that the clubs they are really competing with like Villa, West Ham et al don't grab the players they are left with as realistic. They offer bigger wages and spunk the biggest percentage of their annual revenue on wages in the whole of the league. They’re stuck in the middle, can’t afford top players and have no system in terms of football like Brighton or in transfer policy like Leicester. Just a terribly run club from top to bottom, and one that is totally deluded about it's stance in the game.
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