#549

Lovely bit of Twitter action from the big man

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#551

in an imaginary world if Coutinho was to leave Liverpool… but they were to sign say… Bale… would this be

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#552

Liverpool will not sign Gareth Bale

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#553

post cant be empty, made you look :stuck_out_tongue:

#554

Andre Gray for £19 million, with less than a year on his contract, seems really daft

#555

The only thing that’d soften the blow for me would be Suarez is return. Never gonna happen, but it’s an answer to your question.

#556

I reckon Liverpool would improve if they signed Messi and the re-animated corpse of Eusebio tbh

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#557

there’s just not that many other players around that haven’t been squidded up is there…?

#558

I don’t know what that means.

#559

who, with £120mio in your pocket could Liverpool buy, in the next 2 weeks to replace coutinho…

#560

Paul Konchesky

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#561

Nah, he’s on more than Liverpool could afford to pay at Billericay.

#562

In an imaginary world where my wife left me… but Anne ‘Annie’ Clark of St. Vincent fame suddenly decided I was the most desirable man in the world… would this be

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#563

I think the upshot of the split will be two half-decent shows with resources spread fairly thinly across them. Though at present I’m not sure about the point of TTFS…wasn’t it started due to “creative differences”? Aside from a shift in tone it wasn’t groundbreaking.

I think the Ramble stands to do best out of it…though I think their standards are slipping just a tiny bit…

#564

Bale is about 4x better than Coutinho so…

#565

nothing big about Owen

#566

My mate’s just come up trumps with a couple of tickets for our game at Palace on Saturday, so I’ll be able to see Huddersfield get our first thumping of the season live. Can’t wait!

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#567

As much as it stings that we’ve spent an absolute fortune and are nowhere near Madrid’s level, there’s a load of reasons why they spend less, apart from obviously some questionable transfer fees on our behalf. Real have a solid spine of players who’ve been around for years, are able to hoover up players from Spain - the country with the greatest depth in talented footballers over the past decade - relatively cheaply, are one of the two most desirable clubs to play for, and aren’t desperate for new players to bring success and therefore held to ransom on transfer fees. Apart from the mega transfers (Bale and James) I think Vinicius is the first time they’ve crossed the £30m mark this decade.

#568

This is a much tighter issue than I anticipated. Perhaps I owe an apology to Liverpool Steve Mk2 and my imaginary wife.

#569

You in the away end?