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lakes10 wrote:If any of them leave it will be downb to feeling not welcome at our club.

for him to say "I can't answer that question," means there is a very good chance that he is about to go, if he was not why did he just say "no i love being at liverpool and i am staying? ?

sorry, but that's ridiculous 

first of all, if any of them leave it'll be because rafa lets them and we're getting a huge price

Secondly, from everything we've heard over the last 2 years mascherano wishes rafa was his  dad 

Thirdly, after last summer, there's no way that xabi would come out and say "i'm staying"

DrPepe wrote:

lakes10 wrote:If any of them leave it will be downb to feeling not welcome at our club.

for him to say "I can't answer that question," means there is a very good chance that he is about to go, if he was not why did he just say "no i love being at liverpool and i am staying? ?

sorry, but that's ridiculous 

first of all, if any of them leave it'll be because rafa lets them and we're getting a huge price

Secondly, from everything we've heard over the last 2 years mascherano wishes rafa was his  dad 

Thirdly, after last summer, there's no way that xabi would come out and say "i'm staying"

lakes10 wrote:

DrPepe wrote:

lakes10 wrote:If any of them leave it will be downb to feeling not welcome at our club.

for him to say "I can't answer that question," means there is a very good chance that he is about to go, if he was not why did he just say "no i love being at liverpool and i am staying? ?

sorry, but that's ridiculous 

first of all, if any of them leave it'll be because rafa lets them and we're getting a huge price

Secondly, from everything we've heard over the last 2 years mascherano wishes rafa was his  dad 

Thirdly, after last summer, there's no way that xabi would come out and say "i'm staying"

so why will both of them not come out and say they are happy here and are staying here, instead of saying "I can't answer that question"

That is a very very good question. If they want to leave then they can feck off. if we get good money for them and can find more attacking replacements then I will be over the moon.

The bottom line is that if the player doesn't want to play for the club for whatever reason then it's time to tell them "Thanks for all your hard work, don't let the door catch you on the way out." 

heimdall wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

DrPepe wrote:

lakes10 wrote:If any of them leave it will be downb to feeling not welcome at our club.

for him to say "I can't answer that question," means there is a very good chance that he is about to go, if he was not why did he just say "no i love being at liverpool and i am staying? ?

sorry, but that's ridiculous 

first of all, if any of them leave it'll be because rafa lets them and we're getting a huge price

Secondly, from everything we've heard over the last 2 years mascherano wishes rafa was his  dad 

Thirdly, after last summer, there's no way that xabi would come out and say "i'm staying"

so why will both of them not come out and say they are happy here and are staying here, instead of saying "I can't answer that question"

That is a very very good question. If they want to leave then they can feck off. if we get good money for them and can find more attacking replacements then I will be over the moon.

The bottom line is that if the player doesn't want to play for the club for whatever reason then it's time to tell them "Thanks for all your hard work, don't let the door catch you on the way out." 

Will wonders never cease?

I actually agree with you there Heimdall!..


IF the reports are true.

Let them go if they wish it.... Rafa's handling of the Alonso situation last season would have been painfully embarrassing for a player of Alonso's ability..... in addition, as much as I love Masch, if he still wants to leave for Barca, then let him go.... I won't tolerate disloyalty from any player against the club. Yahya Toure could be an adequate replacement.

DrPepe wrote:

lakes10 wrote:so why will both of them not come out and say they are happy here and are staying here, instead of saying "I can't answer that question"

i just think it would be foolish of alonso to be gushing with love and dedication to the club when he knows that his position is (partially) out of his hands (and has experience of that possition last summer)

he's being cagey

ConnO'var wrote:

heimdall wrote:

lakes10 wrote:

DrPepe wrote:

lakes10 wrote:If any of them leave it will be downb to feeling not welcome at our club.

for him to say "I can't answer that question," means there is a very good chance that he is about to go, if he was not why did he just say "no i love being at liverpool and i am staying? ?

sorry, but that's ridiculous 

first of all, if any of them leave it'll be because rafa lets them and we're getting a huge price

Secondly, from everything we've heard over the last 2 years mascherano wishes rafa was his  dad 

Thirdly, after last summer, there's no way that xabi would come out and say "i'm staying"

so why will both of them not come out and say they are happy here and are staying here, instead of saying "I can't answer that question"

That is a very very good question. If they want to leave then they can feck off. if we get good money for them and can find more attacking replacements then I will be over the moon.

The bottom line is that if the player doesn't want to play for the club for whatever reason then it's time to tell them "Thanks for all your hard work, don't let the door catch you on the way out." 

Will wonders never cease?

I actually agree with you there Heimdall!..


IF the reports are true.

Let them go if they wish it.... Rafa's handling of the Alonso situation last season would have been painfully embarrassing for a player of Alonso's ability..... in addition, as much as I love Masch, if he still wants to leave for Barca, then let him go.... I won't tolerate disloyalty from any player against the club. Yahya Toure could be an adequate replacement.

I'm scared, did Ying just become Yang.   

Ciggy wrote:Javier Mascherano is set to leave Liverpool, with Barcelona preparing a £35million bid.
The Argentine, 25, has told boss Rafael Benitez he needs to leave because his wife, Fernanda, is reluctant to return to England.
Sportsmail exclusively revealed earlier this month that the midfielder was unsettled but Benitez had hoped to persuade him to stay.
However, Fernanda is pregnant, has returned to South America with their daughter Iola and does not want to fly back.
Benitez is understanding but still wants at least £35m for his midfield enforcer.
Mascherano's agent, Walter Tamer, held talks on Wednesday with Barca general manager Raul Sanlehy and sporting director Txiki Begiristain, who will offer around £20m plus possibly striker Bojan Krkic.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport....TO=1490