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Mascherano demands exit

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Leo No.8

Leo No.8

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He can f*ck off. Wanted out when we'd just missed out on the title and sulked for the first few months of the season which didn't help anything.

 

What gets me isn't so much that he wants to go but the way he said all that stuff about 'Liverpool know I want to sign a new contract' a couple of months ago, which makes him an odious little liar. £30m though or he can rot. One of a select few ex Liverpool players I'd boo if he came back to Anfield.

 

Not big on booing but he's only been here 3 years and he's spent 2 wanting to leave - what sort of way is that to treat a club like Liverpool when you're a first team regular? Pr*ck - we'll be better off with the money from his sale. Blaming it on his wife is a sh*thouse trick as well.

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Molby

Molby

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this is the time for Hodgson to step up - and there can be no grey area

 

Masch: " I want to leave, boss"

 

RH: " as long as I get every penny at my disposal from the sale immediately then you can leave"

 

Masch: "but...."

 

RH: " you heard me, and you're lucky to even get that you whiny f*****; now go and speak to Purslow - the sooner he comes back with the required assurances, including publication of both the agreement and the figures in the media, the sooner we can get you sold"

Red_Rob

Red_Rob

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http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2010/0727/mascherano.html

 

Masherano, blah blah blah....................

 

Recent speculation suggested Torres was keen to play Champions League football this season and was considering his options.

 

Hodgson said that was not the message the club had received from the Spain striker.

 

'As far as I know he is looking forward to coming back here; he is back on Monday,' said the Englishman.

 

'He is enjoying a holiday - a well-deserved break as he has not had one for three years.

 

'He is spending a lot of time with his family, keeping a low profile and as far as I know he is not really speaking to anyone.

 

'But he has told us that he is looking forward to Monday, looking forward to getting back to work and looking forward to playing for Liverpool next season.

 

'That is what I know so other reports, I would suggest, are erroneous.'

smithdown

smithdown

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this is the time for Hodgson to step up - and there can be no grey area

 

Masch: " I want to leave, boss"

 

RH: " as long as I get every penny at my disposal from the sale immediately then you can leave"

 

Masch: "but...."

 

RH: " you heard me, and you're lucky to even get that you whiny f*****; now go and speak to Purslow - the sooner he comes back with the required assurances, including publication of both the agreement and the figures in the media, the sooner we can get you sold"

 

 

or it could go like the other transfers

 

RH "I couldn't do anything about anything, none of this has anything to do with me, you should speak to my guvnor about it really, I'll have to go, Alan Brazil is waiting for me to do a telephone interview and i really don't like to keep him or Ronnie Irani waiting"

BG

BG

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Sad to see Masch go personally. Prepared to take it at face value that he/his family can't settle for whatever reason. That happens. Was terrific for us.

Rory Fitzgerald

Rory Fitzgerald

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http://www.rte.ie/sport/soccer/2010/0727/mascherano.html

 

Masherano, blah blah blah....................

 

Recent speculation suggested Torres was keen to play Champions League football this season and was considering his options.

 

Hodgson said that was not the message the club had received from the Spain striker.

 

'As far as I know he is looking forward to coming back here; he is back on Monday,' said the Englishman.

 

'He is enjoying a holiday - a well-deserved break as he has not had one for three years.

 

'He is spending a lot of time with his family, keeping a low profile and as far as I know he is not really speaking to anyone.

 

'But he has told us that he is looking forward to Monday, looking forward to getting back to work and looking forward to playing for Liverpool next season.

 

'That is what I know so other reports, I would suggest, are erroneous.'

 

The man should choose his words better.

carrafan

carrafan

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Sad to see Masch go personally. Prepared to take it at face value that he/his family can't settle for whatever reason. That happens. Was terrific for us.

 

Yep. Probably had a deal with Rafa to be allowed to leave this season as we'd have found it even tougher to replace both Alonso and Masch last season. Now lets squeeze any club that shows interest in him for all they've got, Masch is the best defensive midfielder in the world.

yellow jumper

yellow jumper

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What gets me isn't so much that he wants to go but the way he said all that stuff about 'Liverpool know I want to sign a new contract' a couple of months ago, which makes him an odious little liar.

 

maybe we should have offered him one.

Hassony

Hassony

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Like we didn't want him to stay, come on.

 

Maybe Roy doesn't rate him

 

The club have to sell one big name player, they are happy to see Masch go

yellow jumper

yellow jumper

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Like we didn't want him to stay, come on.

 

the previous manager certainly did.

 

the vidic situation at united was similar. wife reportedly unhappy in manchester, player interested in playing in spain. interest from barca and madrid. how have they dealt with it?

Chili Palmer

Chili Palmer

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The way I see it is we have four world class players, Pep, Gerrrard, Torres and Masch.

 

Out of those four I can live with losing Masch the easiest. (not that I want to lose any but if needs must, and they do.)

Hassony

Hassony

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Out of those four I can live with losing Masch the easiest. (not that I want to lose any but if needs must, and they do.)

 

I bet the club see it the same way

Rory Fitzgerald

Rory Fitzgerald

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The way I see it is we have four world class players, Pep, Gerrrard, Torres and Masch.

 

Out of those four I can live with losing Masch the easiest. (not that I want to lose any but if needs must, and they do.)

 

I agree with the sentiment - but I would prefer if we played very hard ball on this issue.

Raj

Raj

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It wouldn't surprise me if Rafa marked his card about leaving.

 

did you not read the bit where Roy said that he wanted to leave last year?

Molby

Molby

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RH has to play hardball, either with Masch or with the club , in terms of getting the proceeds

 

if he doesn't then he is, by dint of his deeds, the yes man that some feared he would be

Cheesecake

Cheesecake

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the vidic situation at united was similar. wife reportedly unhappy in manchester, player interested in playing in spain. interest from barca and madrid. how have they dealt with it?

 

or Fabregas and Arsenal/Barcelona

Boca

Boca

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It wouldn't surprise me if Rafa marked his card about leaving.

 

 

You never miss a chance to stick the boot in. It's tedious.

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