Mickey Mouse may be a RED again
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"MICHAEL OWEN could become a Liverpool player again next season if his Spanish nightmare continues at Real Madrid.
It's understood Liverpool, who sold the England striker to Madrid for £8million just two months ago, have first option to buy him back should he be made available. "
Read it from the Liverpool Web Site.
But, we have to wait till the next season to get Mickey back.
The question is do we still want him back ??? -
No surprise if he comes back.Ian Rush did it before and came back to Liverpool to score more goals.
But even if he comes back,he may no longer be the 1st choice striker at LFC again.There's Cisse,Baros and Mista is on his way. -
We do not NEED Owens
Just because Owen cannot survive in RM, does not mean he can come back to Liverpool. What does he take Liverpool for? Garang Guni club?
Liverpool is THE BEST club IMHO. Those that leaves Liverpool on their own accord, will have no place to come back as player.
"Good horse, won't eat backward grass"....
We need to move on without looking back. Time and Tides do not wait for anyone. Life moves on.
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didn't expect his days at Real Madrid ended so soon. Even if mickey comes back to pool, do you think pool can afford to pay the transfer fee to RM for him? -
If the things work out , it'll be probably a Loan move , if it's a direct transfer , i guess Rick Parry wouldn't be so stupid to pay a ridiculous price for Owen other than the 8 million pounds we received from Real , or even lesser !Originally posted by 798:
didn't expect his days at Real Madrid ended so soon. Even if mickey comes back to pool, do you think pool can afford to pay the transfer fee to RM for him? -
owen is not as good as he used to be. Selling him was a good move but buying him back is bad. Owen's style of playing where he feeds on knock downs are no longer useful in Benitez's style of playing. I feel that Liverpool sholdn't buy him back if he went on sale unless it is a free transfer.
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http://dailytelegraph.news.com.au/story.jsp?sectionid=1264&storyid=2040565
... he isn't in the same category in marketing terms as bakeham but this article will indicate his off-field value ... i'd say 8mil is an excellent buy ...