35 goals in 55 goals for £10M is a success by anyones standards.
Suggesting otherwise is either being a troll or being a fucking mong. Which is it?
What next for Rodgers?
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35 goals in 55 goals for £10M is a success by anyones standards.
Suggesting otherwise is either being a troll or being a fucking mong. Which is it?
Fair enough, but Redninja, as compulsive and selective as ever, has already decided he's a failure, choosing to judge him on his 12 months injured rather than his 18 months where he was banging goals in.
my broken clock is only right once a day. it's digital.
Right, so it's 'armless, then
These digital clocks don't have AM/PM properly defined. It's still broken twice a day
He's entitled to that opinion. 35 goals in 55 is a fantasic record, 35 goals in 2 1/2 season is only ok and in or around the mark of a 10 million striker. If he misses half of next season which looks more likely than not, then we have a player on a very good contract not contributing anything (even though it's not his own fault).
That's not the complete picture is it?
First the fee was 12 million not 10 million..
His wages before he renewed his contract was 3.5 million year..
His current wages since September 2014 is around 7 million a year.. and we will continue to pay that regardless of whether he plays or not..
5 goals in 18 games this Season.. If we sold him now we would probably struggle to get what we paid for him because of his injury record..
15 different spates of injuries since we signed him..
Again I don't dispute his abilty, im that's not open for debate... He was signed as a first choice striker... We cannot rely on him being first choice striker due to his injury record and as a result we are forced to splash out on an alternative..
Successful signing ?
Imho No..
Hahahahahaha what a load of bollox.
Ross Mccmormack went for 15 million.
And Sturridge isn't worth 10.
If you really believe we haven't got our money's worth with Sturridge then Squiggles is right.
It's irrelevant what he does in the future regarding his fee.
He was a fucking bargain.
Ross Mccmormack went for 15 million.
And Sturridge isn't worth 10.
If you really believe we haven't got our money's worth with Sturridge then Squiggles is right.
It's irrelevant what he does in the future regarding his fee.
He was a fucking bargain.
That's not what his initial point was.
As it stands 35 goals in 50 games for 12 million is stonking value.
Best goals scored ratio of any player we've ever had after 50 games.
I've been a harsh critic of Sturridge this season but to say he hasn't been a success and we wouldn't get 10 million for him is absolute shite talk.
The people arguing with Red Ninja should just point out that Rodgers didn't want Sturridge.
That'll change his mind pretty quickly.
That'll change his mind pretty quickly.
Thank you.. This is my point..
I'm talking longevity of the signing and what we are now out laying in his wages and his replacements
I'm like most on here.. I want him to recover.. But I don't think we will be ever be able to rely on him as a 1st choice striker..
He has the quality to be a number one striker but I agree we can't rely on his health. Also, we need multiple top attackers if we really are going to compete on multiple fronts. Ideally our options will be able to play on their own and occasionally together as needed.
Tom Werner jets in to Anfield to DEMAND answers over Liverpool's dismal season
The Boston-based Anfield power broker will stay for 72 hours and demand answers about the club’s dismal end to the season which included a 6-1 last day defeat at Stoke.
It’s understood that manager Brendan Rodgers will survive the inquest, having credit in the bank following their second placed finish 12 months ago.
But Rodgers will be left under no illusions that he will have to hit the ground running at the start of the new campaign.
Liverpool’s transfer committee will also come under scrutiny after a number of last summer’s buys failed to deliver.
The club’s owners, The Fenway Sports Group, will demand a much improved recruitment policy this time around knowing that the fans have become disillusioned.
Some have called for Rodgers’ head and providing Werner receives the right answers this week then he will survive.
The Boston-based Anfield power broker will stay for 72 hours and demand answers about the club’s dismal end to the season which included a 6-1 last day defeat at Stoke.
It’s understood that manager Brendan Rodgers will survive the inquest, having credit in the bank following their second placed finish 12 months ago.
But Rodgers will be left under no illusions that he will have to hit the ground running at the start of the new campaign.
Liverpool’s transfer committee will also come under scrutiny after a number of last summer’s buys failed to deliver.
The club’s owners, The Fenway Sports Group, will demand a much improved recruitment policy this time around knowing that the fans have become disillusioned.
Some have called for Rodgers’ head and providing Werner receives the right answers this week then he will survive.
Will Tom be wearing his David Byrne suit, addressing the sane Liverpool supporters "Guys, stop making sense" then keeping Rodgers and his comiteh?
Whopper.
Whopper.
Light at the end of the tunnel!!!
Nope
Why not?
Cos he won't get sacked
Bloody hope so. Sheik, come on don't turn the lights off
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