LFC Transfer Plans.....
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Liverpool to offer £14M for Chelsea's Wright-Phillips
tribalfootball.com - May 8, 2006
Liverpool are set to make a major £14 million bid for Chelsea winger Shaun Wright-Phillips.
The Mirror says Reds' boss Rafael Benitez hopes to lure the speedy right-winger back to the North West this summer in a deal which would equal the £14m Liverpool paid for Djibril Cisse last year.
Chelsea are thought to be willing to cut their losses on the player - yet to score for them - for around £7m less than they paid. But they will not let Wright-Phillips leave on loan. [/code] -
also R.Benitez is also inviting offer for Kewell @ £4 million
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I heard a rumour...............Originally posted by ghimpheng:also R.Benitez is also inviting offer for Kewell @ £4 million
Anyway, IF there's any offer coming in... it better come soon cos he'll worth more than £4 million after World Cup. Kewell's form improved in the later half of the season, unlikely he'll be sold. -
There are rumors also for Fernando Torres, Joaquin and RVN.
The Torres and Joaquin negotiations have been going for some time.
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Yeh.
Joaquin would be a invaluable asset if he signs for LFC. Rafie shld know better abt Jaoquin's ability. His release clause is thought to be above £15 millions (can someone clarify?). That is a huge stumbling block for LFC. Real Madrid has been tracking this fella as well.
*can't touch this~*
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Joaquin rumour existed all along and RVN don't think so.........man utd is going for torres using RVN so torres and RVN rumour should be cleared and they are very EX dun think LFC will buy such players and man utd wil not sell to LFC I think........Joaquin possible..........SWP possible also........that jan kronkamp (sorry if spelled wrongly) is going to be transfer out
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Kromkamp transfering out? He's oni been in the squad for the later half of season. He's a Dutch International and can play in the centre of defence, defensive right winger and a right back... unlikely to be sold ba. He has decent outings as well.
With Fowler in for the next season, Morientes future may not be bright. Cisse looks to be the likely candidate for a exchange + cash. We might see something happening before the WC. -
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Liverpool offer Morientes for Inter Milan's Martins
tribalfootball.com - May 8, 2006
Liverpool have made a move for Inter Milan striker Obefami Martins.
The Nigeria international was booed by home fans yesterday at the San Siro and has lost the confidence of coach Roberto Mancini after an indifferent campaign.
Newcastle United and Tottenham have already held talks with Inter about Martins' situation, but have baulked at his £10 million price-tag.
Liverpool hope to clinch an agreement by offering cash plus Spain international Fernando Morientes in exchange.
Inter coach Mancini is keen to add a physical presence to play alongside Adriano and after receiving short shrift from Fiorentina last week after an approach for Luca Toni, will welcome Liverpool's proposal
look like R.Benitez is finding players that run "Super Fast" players on the right wing and play Cisse in the striker role....... -
OMGOriginally posted by ghimpheng:also R.Benitez is also inviting offer for Kewell @ £4 million -
martins and crouch is deadly man..that martins is really super fast..but his finishing not so good la,but he's still very young..
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I NEVER GOING TO TRUST TRIBALFOOTBALL AGAIN . THEY TALK ROT MOST OF THE TIME .
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they have lots of speculations............but they are not talking rot..........they just put speculations news that may or may not happen in the future in the news..............because there is 2 clubs involved in a transfer............both have to agree before a deal can be make so sometimes the speculations does not work out................but thier news are quite accurate and interestingOriginally posted by Poolman:I NEVER GOING TO TRUST TRIBALFOOTBALL AGAIN . THEY TALK ROT MOST OF THE TIME . -
Liverpool's Cisse reveals Spurs, Marseille offers
tribalfootball.com - May 10, 2006
Liverpool striker Djibril Cisse has revealed he could've joined either Tottenham or Marseille in January.
I have no regrets about not leaving - it suited me to stay," he said.
"I knew I had to play to make the World Cup and I have done that. I have battled to go to the World Cup and I have no doubt I will be there as long as there is life."