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They will most likely change their formation. Sanchez will most likely play the number 10 role and Lallana on the wing.
What are you talking about? They brought in Lambert...
So one striker? When they will also be playing in the Champions League?
Sturridge/Lambert as the 9, Lallana as the no 10/advanced midfielder and Sanchez/Sterling as inside forwards/wingers
Shit complete forgot they had Sturridge.
Shaw and Herrera is not enough! We want MOARRR!!!
He's not going to say he wanted Chelsea first is he?
Scholes needs a fecking paycheck now, doesn't he? He opens his gob and they throw money in it.
Other transfers:
Diego Costa and Felipe Luis to Chelsea
Zuculini to City
Shaquiri to Liverpool
Diego Costa and Felipe Luis to Chelsea
Zuculini to City
Shaquiri to Liverpool
Here is a working link: http://www.fifpro.org/suarez-fair-solution-is-still-possible.html
I'll copy/paste it.
SUAREZ: FAIR SOLUTION IS STILL POSSIBLE
Having reviewed the full report of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, FIFPro is aware of the positions taken by the respective parties in the case relating to Luis Suarez.
FIFPro stands by the principle of fair play and the importance of upholding the duty of care each player owes his fellow professional. FIFPro reminds all players it represents across the world of the responsibility they carry as role models, a privilege which is magnified at World Cup level.
With his case subject to appeal, Luis Suarez has the right to due process. FIFPro believes all affected parties may benefit with time to remove the emotion, reflect and re-establish the facts in a calm and considered setting.
This is a very serious matter, as reflected by the sanctions imposed by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee. The sanction will be reviewed and FIFA will have to focus especially on the accumulation of sanctions including a four-month ban from all football activity.
The fact that Suarez is prohibited from working for a long period must be addressed as it directly infringes his right to work. Also the fact that Liverpool FC is affected needs to be an important issue.
Luis Suarez should receive all the support he needs to deal with any off-field issues he may be experiencing at this time. This means that the focus should be on the rehabilitation and serious treatment of the player. FIFPro believes that treatment must be a part of any sanction.
Luis Suarez deserves all the support he needs including legal support in the appeal case in order to achieve a reduction of the sanctions.
All affected parties will benefit from a well-advised decision especially when done in the interests of ensuring that he makes a successful return to the game.
Is Tom McDdermott actually genuine? He seems to be a nobody and I've seen no evidence he actually works for who he claims to work for...
The thing is I think for Suarez it's worse if you let the 'emotion' subside. The ban was, I feel, prompted by an "oh shit, it's a world cup we have to be seen to act", whereas if the decision was made a couple of weeks later the fact it's the THIRD bloody time he's done it may have lead to a even harsher punishment for him. I think the speed at which the decision was made, could have helped.
Oh i couldnt give a poo about that rabied twunt Suarez- as long as he leaves Pool and they go back to the sub standard dross they were a couple of seasons back im not fussed.
Nope, thought it was found out last year that he hasn't a clue what he's on about. Sure someone working for one of the places he claims to pulled him up on it too, either way he should be on the blacklist.
Hopefully. I'm just thinking we've spent nearly £100million when you factor in Mata. I think some might have to leave before more come in now.
I agree- i think he his just some plum sat at home all day on his laptop
Probably a Fairthorne type.
Here is a working link: http://www.fifpro.org/suarez-fair-solution-is-still-possible.html
I'll copy/paste it.
SUAREZ: FAIR SOLUTION IS STILL POSSIBLE
Having reviewed the full report of the FIFA Disciplinary Committee, FIFPro is aware of the positions taken by the respective parties in the case relating to Luis Suarez.
FIFPro stands by the principle of fair play and the importance of upholding the duty of care each player owes his fellow professional. FIFPro reminds all players it represents across the world of the responsibility they carry as role models, a privilege which is magnified at World Cup level.
With his case subject to appeal, Luis Suarez has the right to due process. FIFPro believes all affected parties may benefit with time to remove the emotion, reflect and re-establish the facts in a calm and considered setting.
This is a very serious matter, as reflected by the sanctions imposed by FIFA's Disciplinary Committee. The sanction will be reviewed and FIFA will have to focus especially on the accumulation of sanctions including a four-month ban from all football activity.
The fact that Suarez is prohibited from working for a long period must be addressed as it directly infringes his right to work. Also the fact that Liverpool FC is affected needs to be an important issue.
Luis Suarez should receive all the support he needs to deal with any off-field issues he may be experiencing at this time. This means that the focus should be on the rehabilitation and serious treatment of the player. FIFPro believes that treatment must be a part of any sanction.
Luis Suarez deserves all the support he needs including legal support in the appeal case in order to achieve a reduction of the sanctions.
All affected parties will benefit from a well-advised decision especially when done in the interests of ensuring that he makes a successful return to the game.
That's a total nonsense considering hell probably still get paid by Liverpool. If he was locked up for assault it would also infringe his right to work presumably.
He's definitely genuine, just not like Ogden or somebody who only posts finished things. Sky sports follow him on twitter so he's obviously not a bullshit account.
They follow him because he wrote an article for them about Reading vs West Brom, there's nothing else on there linked with them and him. He was pulled up as a fraud last year, he just jumps on other sources or pulls shite out of his arse.
He also sniffs his mums knickers.
Need more signings... MOAR!
Ajax manager Frank de Boer on a possible Daley Blind transfer: 'I'm not afraid he'll leave us this year, he's an Ajax-man.' (Heldenonline)
Kind of doubt it, LvG said he doesn't want any transfer business for netherlands players until after the world cup didn't he?
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