I don't believe any of them. Duncan Jenkins had a higher success rate than anybody.
If Jay has 30,000 followers and is telling the world our transfer plans without being threatened with dogshit through his letterbox there is something wrong.
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I don't believe any of them. Duncan Jenkins had a higher success rate than anybody.
If Jay has 30,000 followers and is telling the world our transfer plans without being threatened with dogshit through his letterbox there is something wrong.
Don't think flying him to Boston was so strange TBH. That's where everybody was at the time, and it would have been a good way to celebrate the signing had it gone through. Ironically we did something similar for Borini if I remember rightly.
Not so much beliving, but there are 2 that stand out who seem to get decent info.
Worth following and as with everything pinch of salt.
Borini wont be here when the season starts. That I'm pretty sure of, and he's probably waiting for some other clubs to come in for him while letting Sunderland wait.
He blocked me earlier because I (politely) accused him of being a bit precious because he lost his shit when someone politely suggested he might be wrong. 100% proves he knows shit because if he had any confidence in his news. he wouldn't be offended when someone questioned him. The reality is he probably knows someone who works for a paper, so hears about newspaper stories before they go to public.
I found it funny when he was trying to pull up Di Marzio. Seems to be going to his head a bit.
God, that was cringeworthy wasn't it. I kinda hope we sign Shaqiri now to see what bullshit he comes up with. Of course all of that cunt brigade would have been exchanging DM's the night before about the deal, which of course is conclusive proof that they know whats going down.
Yeah, he's a bit of a cunt. The Di Marzio stuff was cringeworthy as are the constant proves not bad for a bullshitter tweets.
But he obviously is privey to some info.
Graeme Kelly is a great follow. Probably has even more decent info and comes across as a very decent lad.
A loan deal.
No, that's a newspaper report. He's been telling people not to take the reports too seriously because he says the actual talks remain positive.
The French striker's £8.5million move broke on Sunday, following reports that the striker had failed a medical with the Anfield club
QPR chiefs are furious at Liverpool for claiming that Loic Remy’s £8.5million switch to Anfield has collapsed.
Rangers still consider the deal is on and are also annoyed that the news leaked out from Merseyside yesterday afternoon.
The move is understood to have hit the rocks over Remy’s failure to pass a stringent medical. But further tests are planned on the France international today.
The 27-year-old striker – desperate to move to Liverpool to play Champions League football – was due to sign a four-year contract following a week of negotiations.
But the Reds pulled the plug yesterday and then declined to give a specific reason when they arrived in Chicago for last night’s game against Olympiakos. Reds boss Brendan Rodgers will also be disappointed after securing the World Cup striker for a smaller fee due to a release clause in his QPR contract.
Remy was on loan at Newcastle last season and missed almost a month at the back end of the campaign with a calf problem. But the issue is seen at Anfield as far more serious than that relatively minor injury.
He had flown to Boston for his medical and to discuss terms on an £80,000-a-week contract. But as the Liverpool squad moved on to Chicago as part of their pre-season tour, he returned home.
Remy now faces the prospect of missing out on his European dream and rejoining QPR. If the deal is confirmed as being off, it will leave Liverpool desperately searching for a striker only three weeks before the new season starts.
Rodgers was hoping Remy’s record of a goal every other game would help to reduce the impact of the loss of Luis Suarez, who scored 31 goals last season.
Now he will need to use some of the £75m raised by the sale of the Uruguayan to find a replacement quickly, with Swansea’s Wilfried Bony back on his radar.
But Liverpool will refuse to be held to ransom over wages or a transfer fee, despite their obvious need for more firepower.
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QPR chiefs are furious at Liverpool for claiming that Loic Remy’s £8.5million switch to Anfield has collapsed.
Rangers still consider the deal is on and are also annoyed that the news leaked out from Merseyside yesterday afternoon.
The move is understood to have hit the rocks over Remy’s failure to pass a stringent medical. But further tests are planned on the France international today.
The 27-year-old striker – desperate to move to Liverpool to play Champions League football – was due to sign a four-year contract following a week of negotiations.
But the Reds pulled the plug yesterday and then declined to give a specific reason when they arrived in Chicago for last night’s game against Olympiakos. Reds boss Brendan Rodgers will also be disappointed after securing the World Cup striker for a smaller fee due to a release clause in his QPR contract.
Remy was on loan at Newcastle last season and missed almost a month at the back end of the campaign with a calf problem. But the issue is seen at Anfield as far more serious than that relatively minor injury.
He had flown to Boston for his medical and to discuss terms on an £80,000-a-week contract. But as the Liverpool squad moved on to Chicago as part of their pre-season tour, he returned home.
Remy now faces the prospect of missing out on his European dream and rejoining QPR. If the deal is confirmed as being off, it will leave Liverpool desperately searching for a striker only three weeks before the new season starts.
Rodgers was hoping Remy’s record of a goal every other game would help to reduce the impact of the loss of Luis Suarez, who scored 31 goals last season.
Now he will need to use some of the £75m raised by the sale of the Uruguayan to find a replacement quickly, with Swansea’s Wilfried Bony back on his radar.
But Liverpool will refuse to be held to ransom over wages or a transfer fee, despite their obvious need for more firepower.
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Brendan Rodgers has confirmed that Liverpool have pulled out of a deal to sign Loic Remy but refused to clarify why the move collapsed
The QPR striker, who spent last season on loan at Newcastle, had been set to seal an £8.5million move to Anfield after agreeing personal terms.
A delay in confirming the France international as the Reds' fifth summer signing was initially attributed to administrative issues but Sky sources understand Liverpool pulled the plug on medical grounds.
Speaking after his side's 1-0 International Champions Cup win over Olympiakos in Chicago, Rodgers said: "It's very simple, we have decided not to go ahead with the deal.
"It's unfortunate for the player - we're obviously disappointed - but there's nothing more to be said. We move onto other targets."
Remy had been offered the number 7 shirt vacated by Luis Suarez but after watching England team-mates Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge operate in an attacking three alongside new arrival Lazar Markovic, Rodgers remains confident his side already possesses ample firepower.
"Luis Suarez isn't a Liverpool player so I don't need to talk about or reference Luis Suarez," Rodgers told the club's official website.
"I'll just worry about the players I have, who showed in enough games last season and the season before, when we didn't have Luis, that we can score goals. That won't be an issue.
"I've seen a difference in Daniel since he came back; he has obviously got confidence from the World Cup and his season last year.
"I think he's ready to take on the mantle. He got 20-odd goals last season so he's a striker of great value.
"Markovic will only get better and better. He showed great strength when he burst through and hopefully later on when he picks up that speed and sharpness in his game, he'll go on and finish that.
"We've got good speed. Raheem Sterling is always a threat - he's a joy to watch. I thought those three were really exciting."
The QPR striker, who spent last season on loan at Newcastle, had been set to seal an £8.5million move to Anfield after agreeing personal terms.
A delay in confirming the France international as the Reds' fifth summer signing was initially attributed to administrative issues but Sky sources understand Liverpool pulled the plug on medical grounds.
Speaking after his side's 1-0 International Champions Cup win over Olympiakos in Chicago, Rodgers said: "It's very simple, we have decided not to go ahead with the deal.
"It's unfortunate for the player - we're obviously disappointed - but there's nothing more to be said. We move onto other targets."
Remy had been offered the number 7 shirt vacated by Luis Suarez but after watching England team-mates Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge operate in an attacking three alongside new arrival Lazar Markovic, Rodgers remains confident his side already possesses ample firepower.
"Luis Suarez isn't a Liverpool player so I don't need to talk about or reference Luis Suarez," Rodgers told the club's official website.
"I'll just worry about the players I have, who showed in enough games last season and the season before, when we didn't have Luis, that we can score goals. That won't be an issue.
"I've seen a difference in Daniel since he came back; he has obviously got confidence from the World Cup and his season last year.
"I think he's ready to take on the mantle. He got 20-odd goals last season so he's a striker of great value.
"Markovic will only get better and better. He showed great strength when he burst through and hopefully later on when he picks up that speed and sharpness in his game, he'll go on and finish that.
"We've got good speed. Raheem Sterling is always a threat - he's a joy to watch. I thought those three were really exciting."
I'd say of all the Irish posters on this board Modo, I'm about as far-removed as anyone from being patriotically seduced by an Irish player/manager.
Alright then.
He has been able to spend close to 100 million this summer on his players, id be fuming if he was upset.
Yes, no one will have a clue now that there could be an issue with his health or fitness.
We might have looked even worse if we'd given no explanation though. It seems ruthless, but don't we have to be at this level?
Nah. he's taking number 11, just like he has at BVB.
Rumours don't carry quite as much weight as a club as big as our coming out and stating it.
I don't think the transfer fee is the issue. It is the 4 year x £80,000 per week contract. If Remy would accept a year-to-year contract, I reckon we would still do this, but this is likely his last major contract and he will want some security (especially if he has health issues).
That's why all us Irish wanted Martin O Neill as manager as well
Boooooooooooooooooooooooooooo! That is being kept for Bony
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