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Honestly, yes, absolutely.
He's looking every bit the Barca type of player but I don't necessarily think he'll end up at Camp Neu. They do have Iniesta, Xavi and the up and coming Thiago for his position why it'll at least take a few more years before he could be definite starter. He could eventually end up in Barcelona but I believe there's equal chance for him going to England when he decides to leave Ajax.
He's already turned City down on several occasions and they've now got attacking minded players aplenty to chose from. Arsenal would suit him quite well but I just can't see Wenger and company land his signature when you've witnessed their ways on the market the past years. He'll be too expensive I believe and Bendtner will advise him not too.
Spurs are pretty well settled in the AM area and even though they should come for him I don't think they've got the pulling power. Eriksen has turned down the Chavs several times and especially his dad was well pissed off with the way they handled his trials at Stamford as a youngster.
That leaves us with Manchester United and ourselves.
United are slight favourites here I believe because of their increased demand of a new playmaker as they can't keep re-inventing Scholes. Ferguson has even declared to spend big and having already praised Eriksen on several occasions he's evidently sitting very high on their wish-list.
We have however a few aces up our sleeves I believe.
Not only do we have teammate and Int. captain in Daniel Agger but also former colleague in Suarez, but we also have owners who have not only showed the needed spending power (Carroll) but also the willingness to spend big on young potential world class players. Eriksen will probably go for somewhere around £25M which isn't that much more than what we paid for Henderson or Downing.
Eriksen isn't a football merchant more a football romantic who simply loves the game, and as such I believe Liverpool, because of the clubs great history and great lists of major players over the years, King Kenny Dalglish, YNWA and much more, will have a good chance should he decided to go to England.
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In the job I had for most of my working life, SEN was an abbreviation for "special educational needs". Just saying.
Haha.... we are almost all SEN's over here... including me.
Which obviously explains a lot
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It's a shoe-in every year normally for me Kris but if Oncy continues in his current rich vein of form you're gonna have serious competition man.
Today Elia told Dutch media he wanted to leave after barely setting foot on the field for Juventus this season.
Director Beppe Marotta told Sky Sport Italia:“It may seem strange, but a year to settle in was important for Elia. Serie A is different to the Bundesliga and he understood it’s another type of approach. Clearly he needs to play consistently and we are happy to help our players when they ask for that, but there won’t be any meetings until after the Coppa Italia Final.”
Wow! What a reply. Thanks for that Pesam.
I'll start looking out for this guy now and he's Irish as well
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I like Oncy far better when he's blinkered optimistic-like, so fine with me mate
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I am always expecting to win.
But what exactly am I aiming at here? An award? In my defense I really wasn't aware.
*removes dust and cobwebs from the ol throphy cabinet..*
- At last my empty piece of furniture... at last.
thanks pesam. I think we need to ask what the purpose behind our transfer policy should be, alternatively, what do we expect from the player? If a club is aiming to use transfer dealings as a means to generate revenue to keep afloat or as a stepping stone for potential talent then I think the approach you advocate is spot on. Liverpool, however, should be using transfer policy to make our team competitors to win titles and the champ league, therefore, players will need a certain profile. The native talent in the lower leagues, for the most part, doesn;t meet that profile. Any potential target who meets such a profile is likely to be overvalued and a massive risk.
With a name like that hes too good for us
Now that Bolton and Blackburn are down, it might be a good time to raid them. Wouldn't be opposed to getting Hoilett, Yakubu as a 3rd/4th choice striker and Chung-Yong Lee. Then go in for Pesam's man Matt Phillips or Mark Noble depending on which team doesn't attain promotion.
Worst signing in premier league history.
Yes because we've already signed a load of players from relegated teams for next season haven't we? Oh? What? What do you mean the transfer window hasn't even opened yet?
We got Chunky from a relegated team....
Is there anyone on the forum who can defend this signing?
Think Richey was bleating on about his **talents** a few weeks ago.....
Yeah, it's a bit much slagging off the club for hypothetically buying players before the window has opened.
I doubt even Brendan would do that.
So, one player, last season.
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