Liverpool FC Forum

by **GYBS** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:05 pm

kurtsimonw wrote:I doubt any of you lot are actually from Liverpool, probably not even England. But I do hope you make the trip down to VP this season to see a classy team who've done one of the greatest football gestures of all-time this summer beat La Liga Pool are their band of merry theives.

But just remember, Gareth Barry is a Villa player. And despite your illegal approaches, tappinng up, the player even wanting to go to Liverpool, you STILL can't get him. Quite pathetic really, a top club like Chelsea or United would have had no problems, but then you're not a top club anymore.

So whenever you see Barry in that Villa shirt, it'll just remind you that the score is MON 1-0 Rafa. End of. No support some of your local teams for a change, you glory hunters, whoever that may be.

how bitter can one person really be ? you take your little victory that we would pay over the odds for barry and keep a player who wants to play at a higher level than fecking villa .im sorry but where is the proof of tapping up and illegal approaches ?

we can get him but we refuse to pay over the odds - now o neill is fecked cause he has a player who doesnt want to be there - wants to play at a higher level than villa .

by **SupitsJonF** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:10 pm

Lol, just like his manager MON.

No one replies, yet he keeps talking.

by **dawson99** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:11 pm

SupitsJonF wrote:Lol, just like his manager MON.

No one replies, yet he keeps talking.

by **kurtsimonw** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:26 pm

Nobody replies. Oops, there's been a few since my last reply. Pisses on your bonfire really, don't it?

Anyways, no reply is good news anyway, it means you can't really combat what I have to say. The fact that you offered £17.5m + a player earlier suggests that you have the money, but were trying to be clever and wait until towards the very end of the deadline as if to say "we're Liverpool, we do what we want" well, unfortunately MON dicked all over him and made him look like an idiot. Now it's common knowledge that you had £17.5m AND were willing to part ways with it for Barry, but you tried to be clever about it and missed out. So the arguement of not wanting to pay over the odds is out the window, as you offered tha tmuch. What arguement you got now? Nothing.

Well done Rafa!

As for your comments about Barry wanting to do something bigger, etc. I can't wait to see Chelsea, Barca, etc. come in for Torres. You'll either have to act the way Villa have, and look like hypcritical losers or you'll have to let him go to the bigger clubs, so he can actually win things.

Shame isn't it, when you're a has been team, but you don't seem to have got quite used to it yet. Maybe soon enough? Yeah.

Oh, and willl some of you learn how to use a capital letter? Night girls.

by **dawson99** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:28 pm

one prob with what you say: there is no bigger club than liverpool.
now, as said before, off you trot, get ready for that 6 pointer with hull

by **destro** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 9:44 pm

kurtsimonw wrote:Oh, and willl some of you learn how to use a capital letter?

As soon as you learn how to spell :laugh:

there is only two L.s in WILL.

That is what happens when you type with one hand while masturbating over the fact you have put us all in our place with your other hand ?

Sweet dreams son X

by **7_Kewell** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:42 pm

kurtsimonw wrote:Nobody replies. Oops, there's been a few since my last reply. Pisses on your bonfire really, don't it?

Anyways, no reply is good news anyway, it means you can't really combat what I have to say. The fact that you offered £17.5m + a player earlier suggests that you have the money, but were trying to be clever and wait until towards the very end of the deadline as if to say "we're Liverpool, we do what we want" well, unfortunately MON dicked all over him and made him look like an idiot. Now it's common knowledge that you had £17.5m AND were willing to part ways with it for Barry, but you tried to be clever about it and missed out. So the arguement of not wanting to pay over the odds is out the window, as you offered tha tmuch. What arguement you got now? Nothing.

Well done Rafa!

As for your comments about Barry wanting to do something bigger, etc. I can't wait to see Chelsea, Barca, etc. come in for Torres. You'll either have to act the way Villa have, and look like hypcritical losers or you'll have to let him go to the bigger clubs, so he can actually win things.

Shame isn't it, when you're a has been team, but you don't seem to have got quite used to it yet. Maybe soon enough? Yeah.

Oh, and willl some of you learn how to use a capital letter? Night girls.

Let me get this straight….you’ve searched for a Liverpool forum, spent the time to register and then post here. And we’re the losers?

You’re clearly obsessed with our club and a closet fan….just admit it, we’ll forgive you
:laugh:

by **Kharhaz** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:50 pm

Nobody replies. Oops, there's been a few since my last reply. Pisses on your bonfire really, don't it?

Anyways, no reply is good news anyway, it means you can't really combat what I have to say.

Wee wee'd on your own little bommy there didnt you fella? So what is it? was there a reply or wasnt there, bloody brummies, anyway im hungry order us a "fish chips and poys ploys"

by **LFC2007** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 10:58 pm

kurtsimonw wrote:
LFC2007 wrote:
kurtsimonw wrote:
dawson99 wrote:
kurtsimonw wrote:A Villa fan here - just wanted to see what Liverpool fans thought about this whole thing. I'm quite surprised at how many users on here seem to be making Villa/MON out to be the bad guy in all of this!

basically because we placed a bid weeks ago, you said no, and then MON mentions it every other day at every opportunity... whilst we just keep quiet.

He keeps mentioning it because you keep bidding for him..

Not only did you talk about signing our player before even talking to our club about it - which is illegal - you had the nerve to bid before the season had finished, unsettling our captain for vital games. Then we told you repeatedly that you pay £18m or he stays, yet you kept coming in with pathetic offers of £10m/£12m, etc. of course it's going to annoy us.

I think usually the media would side with the ever-so-lovable Liverpool, but you have a track record of it now, Spurs aren't exactly happy about the way you conduct business either.

1) Rafa spoke to O'neill regarding Barry before it broke in the press.

2) Spurs tapped up Juande Ramos whilst Jol was still employed at the club. Let's not pretend all club exec's go by the book.

So you justify Liverpools wrong doings by saying "But they did it first"? Okay, that comment alone is enough for me, cheers.

Yes, it was OJ.

by **NANNY RED** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 11:08 pm

How sad is he :laugh:

Has been team dont make me laugh lad you can only dream, Why do you think Barry want to leave he want to play with the big boys not some little gob. :censored:

from Birmingham

by **metalhead** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 11:11 pm

MON'S RELIEF

Looks like Barry agreed to stay if we passed the deadline.

Ah well, lets move on to another target, its his loss, he just passed an opportunity to play for the best club in the world

by **J*o*n*D*o*e** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 11:21 pm

kurtsimonw wrote:Nobody replies. Oops, there's been a few since my last reply. Pisses on your bonfire really, don't it?

Anyways, no reply is good news anyway, it means you can't really combat what I have to say. The fact that you offered £17.5m + a player earlier suggests that you have the money, but were trying to be clever and wait until towards the very end of the deadline as if to say "we're Liverpool, we do what we want" well, unfortunately MON dicked all over him and made him look like an idiot. Now it's common knowledge that you had £17.5m AND were willing to part ways with it for Barry, but you tried to be clever about it and missed out. So the arguement of not wanting to pay over the odds is out the window, as you offered tha tmuch. What arguement you got now? Nothing.

Well done Rafa!

As for your comments about Barry wanting to do something bigger, etc. I can't wait to see Chelsea, Barca, etc. come in for Torres. You'll either have to act the way Villa have, and look like hypcritical losers or you'll have to let him go to the bigger clubs, so he can actually win things.

Shame isn't it, when you're a has been team, but you don't seem to have got quite used to it yet. Maybe soon enough? Yeah.

Oh, and willl some of you learn how to use a capital letter? Night girls.

go away you boring cunt

by **NANNY RED** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 11:36 pm

ding dong ROUND 5

By Neil Moxley and Simon Jones
Last updated at 11:11 PM on 30th July 2008

Gareth Barry's transfer to Liverpool finally looks like going through after the Anfield club came up with the money to secure his move from Aston Villa.

The longest-running saga of the summer has reached a confusing climax after an earlier statement that he was staying at Villa Park.

Sportsmail understands that the mix-up was due to a deadline being missed by 20 minutes, and the transfer will finally be concluded on Thursday.

Villa will receive a £17.5million fee plus right back Steve Finnan in exchange for a midfielder who will fulfil his wish to play in the Champions League this season after all.

To find the money, Liverpool needed to provide the bank with a guarantee that funds to cover the move will be raised during the remainder of the close season.

The transfer has dragged on since May when Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez made it clear that Barry was his top priority.

Villa manager Martin O'Neill was angry with him for making details of his interest public, and a war of words raged between them for much of the early summer.

Liverpool made four separate bids to sign Barry but none of them matched O'Neill's valuation of the player.

Barry's outburst against O'Neill in a Sunday newspaper then appeared to signal the end of any chance of him remaining at Villa.

He accused the manager of finding time to be a pundit at Euro 2008 but not to speak to him about his future and was disciplined and told to stay away from the club's training ground.

Then Barry was booed by Villa fans at a pre-season friendly at Walsall last week, but that mood had mellowed when he appeared as a substitute in Saturday's InterToto Cup tie with Odense.

Matters finally reached a head on Monday when O'Neill tried to force the Merseysiders into a corner by setting a deadline. That was passed at 5pm on Wednesday when Villa had still not received confirmation from Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry that funds were in place.

Villa then put out a statement on their website confirming that Barry would be staying. It read: 'This evening, Aston Villa can announce that Gareth Barry will be staying with the club following the interest from Liverpool over recent months.

'During discussions in the past few days, a final deadline to conclude this episode was set that all parties were aware of and agreed to. This deadline has now passed and so Gareth will remain with Villa.'

However, it soon transpired that the two clubs were still talking over the move. Barry had been due to play in a behind-closed-doors friendly against Notts County on Thursday - but his name was subsequently withdrawn.

And it also appears that the England midfielder has already committed himself to renting a house in Cheshire.

The transfer has dragged on but now Benitez has to act quickly by offloading players to keep Liverpool's part of the bargain with financiers.

Those destined for the exit door include Andriy Voronin, Alvaro Arbeloa, Xabi Alonso and Jermaine Pennant.

Following David Bentley's defection to Spurs, Pennant will probably be the first to leave as Blackburn manager Paul Ince spends some of the transfer money he has received.

Robbie Keane kicked off his Liverpool career against Villarreal in Spain, two days after completing his £19m move from Tottenham. The Republic of Ireland captain started up front alongside 19-year-old David Ngog, who cost £1.5m from Paris Saint-Germain.

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by **Effes** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 11:45 pm

This is becoming a joke!

by **puroresu** » Wed Jul 30, 2008 11:51 pm

I aint certain alonso will be going unless we sell him at a silly reduced price. It does not help that the club has made it known publically we have to sell to pay for Barry. If clubs know we need to sell Alonso then why should they pay what we want?

Also pretty embarassing that we needed to provide the bank with a guarantee that funds to cover the move will be raised during the remainder of the close season. Are we really that skint that we have to scramble to sell players that we dont want and then hope someone will take them.

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