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by **Sabre** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:25 pm

I can confirm that he's already in town and that he's going to do the medical test tomorrow. I'm happy about it.

There was a moment between friday and saturday that Gonzalez was far away from Real Sociedad, because he was going to be the payment for Victor. But for some reason, Deportivo changed their mind, and LFC recovered the conversations in the point that was left with Real Sociedad. This point was about the percent of salary that Real Sociedad would pay to Liverpool. This sources say that GOnzalez's contract is about a million EUROS a year , not expensive for Liverpool, quite expensive for us.

by **Ciggy** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:29 pm

Still doesnt solve our RW problem thought if this Victor deal has fell through, Gerrard is feckin p.issed off out there. Hope we get someone in before the window closes or Kromkamp can do a job for us there maybe?

by **Sabre** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:34 pm

I'm not sure if VIctor's deal is over. That's what thinks the local press. Who was right, because Marca has said at 16.00 pm, that Gonzalez was on his way to Deportivo, utter reliability as you see the Madrid press. What can you expect of those basts, that now say that Rafa is great, and when he arrived Valencia they called him "Mr Nobody" because he was unknown :angry:

About Gonzalez/Victor issue, I can warrantee that at some point the swap was going to be done. And later deportivo retired the offer. I don't know if that means that the whole deal is off, that's what thinks our local press, or it means that Liverpool will have to pay money.

I don't try to be protagonist here by saying this things (or perhaps I misanderstood dawson in another thread), just trying to inform a little bit.

TBH, I preffer posting about football. Rumours are boring and frustrating. The gonzalez loan deal has been a Alfred Hitchkock film. :angry:

by **Ciggy** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 10:40 pm

Sabre wrote:I'm not sure if VIctor's deal is over. That's what thinks the local press. Who was right, because Marca has said at 16.00 pm, that Gonzalez was on his way to Deportivo, utter reliability as you see the Madrid press. What can you expect of those basts, that now say that Rafa is great, and when he arrived Valencia they called him "Mr Nobody" because he was unknown

About Gonzalez/Victor issue, I can warrantee that at some point the swap was going to be done. And later deportivo retired the offer. I don't know if that means that the whole deal is off, that's what thinks our local press, or it means that Liverpool will have to pay money.

I don't try to be protagonist here by saying this things (or perhaps I misanderstood dawson in another thread), just trying to inform a little bit.

TBH, I preffer posting about football. Rumours are boring and frustrating. The gonzalez loan deal has been a Alfred Hitchkock film.

Chill Sabre lad maybe SWP is coming afterall :;):

We need this winger situation sorted even if it is a temprory mesure till the end of the season cause Steven Gerrard is not a happy bunny, and Liverpool cannot afford to lose him.
And they will if he has to play out wide for the rest of the season, he is a midfielder not a winger.

by **el_stinger** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 11:04 pm

Sabre wrote:El Stinger, you are chilean right? pololear means "to have a girlfriend?" As you know there are some differences between the American and European Spanish... (1)

Looks like he's popular in Chile

http://www.lacuarta.cl/diario/2005/04/17/17.18.4a.ESP.MARK.html

The gf of Gonzalez? right to the lfc birds zone?

Sabre

(1) Blonda for Rubia (yellow haired)? is that Spanish?, OMG, the merkin influence is terrible!

Yea, pololear is like dating, and Gozo is becoming nationally famous. I have said before a long time ago that Gonzo will become the next national captain of Chile very soon. As far as his popularity, he is up there with the likes of Salas and Zamorano. His girlfriend..... I think he could do better, there are so many sexy, beautiful Chileanas out there, to go for a rubia ordinaria, is very Chilean-like. Most men fall head over heals for blondes in Chile, its almost unnatural.

Anyway, I looked up merkin in the dictionary, cos i didn't know what you meant by it, and it came up with this response lol

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http://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=Merkin

by **Sabre** » Sun Jan 29, 2006 11:07 pm

Merkin is a word used by some english mates I have in a computer forum. They call that the Americans, because it seems that American people spell "American" like "Merkin". I don't know if that's true in scouse or not.

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