FANTÔMAS wrote:If Liverpool fail to win a major accolade this season, Keane will be the "El Hadji Diouf" of Benítez' age.
LFC2007 wrote:FANTÔMAS wrote:If Liverpool fail to win a major accolade this season, Keane will be the "El Hadji Diouf" of Benítez' age.
Whilst I agree that the fee for Keane is a touch exorbitant, can I be the first to say that, in my opinion, you are chatting out of your derriere in this excerpt.
At least, this transfer and the fee it requires will be the justification for Hicks, Gillet and Parry to get rid of the manager.
bavlondon wrote:Where is the money from Keane coing from? Is this another Torres/Mascherano job?
FANTÔMAS wrote:At least, we should replace Riise with a proven left midfielder who has quality pace.
john craig wrote:I hope this Keane deal goes through, I've wanted us to sign him for years, and we should have done long before now.
Still though, at 28 I still think we'll get a good few years out of him. He plays football with his brain and doesn't overly rely on pace or athleticism. We should get a good 4 seasons out of him at least.
He has only come to such prominence in the last year or so because finally he's matching his all round play with end product - ie goals. Hopefully we will play his best football for us over the next few seasons though.
At 18 million are we paying a bit over the odds? Probably, but at 18 million Robbie Keane is much better value than Gareth Barry for the same price. Firstly he's a better player imo and secondly we need another quality striker far more than another central midfielder. If it's a straight choice between Keane over Barry, then it's Keane every time.
FANTÔMAS wrote:What is football coming to?
When season tickets at Anfield cost £700-750, a kit top costs £40, and players in the likes of Robbie Keane garner a £18 million price tag.
Not to deny that Keane is class, but compared to Torres who was £6 or 7 million more, their is no way you can justify paying that much for a 28 year old player. Especially when you admit that the gulfing class are worlds apart.
If Liverpool fail to win a major accolade this season, Keane will be the "El Hadji Diouf" of Benítez' age. At least, this transfer and the fee it requires will be the justification for Hicks, Gillet and Parry to get rid of the manager. I personally don't think that this transfer is a good move, even if Keane can provide something, we should be going for much better and younger players especially when Villa was only worth a few million more. At least, we should replace Riise with a proven left midfielder who has quality pace.
Ciggy wrote:Having his medical at 9.
ruskiy playmaker wrote:Ciggy wrote:Having his medical at 9.
Thanks, but do you know if he's going to be presented today?
Ciggy wrote:ruskiy playmaker wrote:Ciggy wrote:Having his medical at 9.
Thanks, but do you know if he's going to be presented today?
I should think so we fly out to Spain tommorrow.
BTW he has been given the No7 shirt.
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