MBB does have amazing internetting skills :rolleyes:
A lot of lads seem quite bitter that MBB called this one rightâŚ
Farmer I think your silence on wanting Kenny Daglish to be Ireland manager not too long ago is a far bigger issue here
I brought it up twice with Bean farmer, no more no less, because he seemed to take issue with me on this point. This is the internet farmer, if youâre not right youâre wrong. I believe I was right, was I not?
Oh and Torres has said Pool and Chelsea were in talks for almost two weeks.
I can take my lumps when Iâm wrong Puke, just wish others could too.
I believe I said that Torres âmayâ engineer a move âin timeâ but that the buying of Suarez wasnât to force him out⌠Noone saw that fiasco coming and donât predend you did.
Anyway Carroll and Suarez in for 2m will do nicelyâŚ
Why would Liverpool want to force him out? :huh: I never said they were forcing Torres anywhere, I said Torres would most likely move on, which he did. Your arrogance in thinking otherwise combined with your failure to understand the role of agents in football was the most amusing aspect of this whole situation.
I understand perfectly the role of agents ⌠all I said was with the same agent why would he play one off against the other ? A very risky strategy if he wanted to retain both their services, thats all I hinted at and you went off on one and I let you offâŚObviously he knew Torres wanted to move on, I didnât. Torres had said in September he wanted to stay and fight. You can only take a persons word⌠Arrogance,no. Naiviety in thinking their was loyalty in the man, maybeâŚ
Well done to you tho⌠Have a nice wank to vindicate your self⌠I look forward to you bringing this up on any occasion you can, to remind us all how you called the whole Torres affair correctly.
Once in 30,000 posts aint bad i suppose.
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Good man Bean, takes a big man to admit when heâs wrong. Hope Luis and Andy work out for Liverpool.
Comfortable 2-0 win tonight. Stoke seemed content to let us have the ball most of the time and didnât pose much of a threat when they had it themselves. Suarez very lively when he came on, very comfortable on the ball and showed a few delightful touches. Donât know if the goal will be given to him but itâs a decent start all the same. Lack of wide threat very noticeable tonight. Getting the most out of Carroll is going to take some figuring out.
jaysus :rolleyes:
You just disappear for a day when youâre found out.
:lol:
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By the way, youâll find Iâve been here all day, as per usual many would say 
Ya, well known for walking away from an argument alright.
But he was right about Torres leaving and didnât walk away from it. Whatâs your point?
Some people dont get it Bandage, they just dont get it.
Anyhoo. Suarez tweets about his first game at Anfeld
Very happy after the debut dreamed, goal and victory of the team! Anfield and the supporters are magical!
it was a general point.
the last few pages of this thread have been a monumental victory for MBB
Wouldnât be a fan of him normally but MBB has done well here. A pair of tits wouldnt go amiss though
Fernando Torres has been branded a âfake and a fraud who has spat in the faces of the Liverpool supporters who idolised himâ.
In a no-holds-barred condemnation of the Spain strikerâs ÂŁ50million move to Chelsea, former Liverpool striker John Aldridge says Torres has shown himself to be little more than a mercenary.
Aldridge said: 'Torres is simply a mercenary who has gone for a huge pay rise.
'Liverpool fans stuck by him this season. They made excuses for his poor performances, about his injuries still affecting him. But all the time Torres appeared to be taking the club and the fans for a ride.
âOnce he had put in a transfer request Liverpool were right to let him go. Thereâs no point keeping someone who doesnât want to be there. My five-year-old grandson refused to put his Torres shirt on over the weekend because even he was disgusted with him.â
Torres is in line to make his Chelsea debut against Liverpool on Sunday and Aldridge added: 'Torres talked about how much it meant to him to be a Liverpool player. He seemed to embrace Liverpoolâs values but now we know he didnât mean it. It wasnât real and Iâm sure heâll be saying the same things about playing for Chelsea.
âThe timing of his decision to demand a move was terrible but maybe Liverpool are better off without him.â
Liverpool paid ÂŁ35m for Andy Carroll to replace Torres, and while Aldridge acknowledges it is an inflated price, he thinks the 22-year-old Geordie will prove a good investment, saying: 'We paid over the odds for Carroll but itâs all relative. Torres was overvalued as well. Getting ÂŁ50m for a player who hasnât performed over the past 12 months is good business.
'Weâve got two new strikers (Carroll and Luis Suarez) who could give us a lot more than we got from Torres
Aldridge comes across as an utter idiot there. âEven my grandchildâŚâ FFS.
Crazy rant from Aldo, maybe that sort of madness is why heâs not still managing anyone.
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If Aldo says it, then it must be true.
Seriously though, Iâve been looking back on Torresâ actions over the last six months or so.
First of all in the summer, he said that he wanted to stay as he felt that Liverpool were still the best club in England to play for. What I felt he was hinting at there was that he may leave, but he would go abroad. Six months later, he is talking about Chelsea being at a different level to Liverpool, while in the same breath saying that he would never say anything bad about Liverpool. Also when his daughter was born a couple of months back he spoke of how he was proud that she was âspeaking Scouseâ.
The reality of it though is that he rightly felt that he wasnât going to acheive what he wanted to achieve at Liverpool in the near future, so he left. I think that he was always intending to leave since last summer so in that respect his pandying to the fans was a bit sickening, given what his real views were.