How much would you pay for Owen

[Guest Wisden]

I'd pay £12m for Owen or £15m plus Cisse.

[Barnesy_10]

I think Cisse would be a better prospect for them than Ameobi.... though its Shearers last season but can't see them losing two top class striekrs and replacing one of them with Cisse.

 

can't see it happening, but if it were then I reckon Cisse plus £8mill

[magneto]

We need more than just Owen..we need 2 pacey wingers who can cause havoc and run at players.

 

I think you'll find that no matter who we bring in to replace Morientes/Cisse/Mellor/Pongolle that we still need variation down the flanks.

[madaboutlfc]

Owen is injury prone and is not the answer. I hope the Owen chapter is closed forever unless you cannot refuse the deal..

[Guest Anders Honoré]

6 mio.

[Bootle Buck]

It's fecking time to move on and build a new team with speed and cretivity. Going back to should we sign Owen every week suggests desperation. FFS he has been injured practically all season.

[Kindred]

Surely the answer is £3m. 2 years ago we valued Cisse at £14m. 1 year ago they valued Owen at £17m.

 

They'd get a pacy flambouant striker with attitude who if the whole team was built round him, would probably score 20 goals a season (miss a few as well!).

 

We'd get one of the most composed strikers in front of goal around and would get us 20 goals a season, but spend half of it injured! Seems about fair to me

[Kahnee]

It's fecking time to move on and build a new team with speed and cretivity. Going back to should we sign Owen every week suggests desperation. FFS he has been injured practically all season.

 

 

We've lost - ergo, we look at what might have been and wish it had come to pass

 

You know the rules by now

[Paddy 66]

i dont want Owen back, i dont think he is the answer. i also donttghink Rafa will have him back. teh only person to blame for Owen being an Newcastle now is Owen, had he just signed teh contract put to him last summer we wouldnt be talking aboutthis. he wanted to leavem he left. thats it. we have moved on since Owen and Heskey have left, we are evolving into a better team, we are at a higher level. we need to keep going forward, not backwards

Spot on Wayne

[Guest DjibriLFC]

Lets be honest here, Owen aint coming back to Liveropool, Cisse hasn't been given the chance with us as yet. But think he will be on his way in the summer, shame i thought he would have done the business. As for the other strikers, well they dont seem enough at the moment.

[Guest RedLegend]

I'd take Owen back in a heartbeat for the right price

 

Feck I'd take Clive Owen at this stage.

[Guest Scot]

i dont want Owen back, i dont think he is the answer. i also donttghink Rafa will have him back. teh only person to blame for Owen being an Newcastle now is Owen, had he just signed teh contract put to him last summer we wouldnt be talking aboutthis. he wanted to leavem he left. thats it. we have moved on since Owen and Heskey have left, we are evolving into a better team, we are at a higher level. we need to keep going forward, not backwards

 

 

[Falconhoof]

As much as i'd like Cisse to be sold and us to get a good deal...I can't imagine him going to Newcastle in a million years.

 

My gut feeling is he'll go back to France Marseille, Lyon or PSG, possibly Spain though I doubt the scouts will be sending rave reviews back about his 1st touch.

[Mike]

I'd pay £5M plus Cisse to sign Owen.

 

as if

[Guest Anders Honoré]

and where are you sitting?

 

in front of a screen that has told me that Elisha mentioned a release clause that, by plain coincidence, matches what we offered last summer, and which has Rafa mentioning that Owen could yet play for liverpool again, just this week having gerrard talking about him coming back, a player desperate to sign for a team totally devoid of quality up front.

 

He's also english which counts in his favour considering that he is available for a fair price (12£ mio), has plenty of experience, knows the club inside out, and crucially: he scores goals. That's a pretty rare commodity we'd be hardpressed to get for any lesser price.

 

I find it hard to believe we should pass up on that because we were outbid by newcastle at a time when he was desperate to come home. Rafa is frankly far too pragmatic for that.

Edited March 12, 2006 by Anders Honoré

[Gunga Din]

Absolute utter sh*te

 

 

he is injury prone though, he's always fecking injured.

[Will]

he is injury prone though, he's always fecking injured.

 

He is not even remotely injury prone. that is utter drivel spouted by people who have no clue. Sorry.

[Mike]

He is not even remotely injury prone. that is utter drivel spouted by people who have no clue. Sorry.

 

no - saying he is not even remotely injury prone is utter drivel will

he's not as injury prone as some people think but he has never gone through a season (this century)without at least one lengthy spell on the sidelines. he is the very definition of remotely injury prone.

[Will]

Getting injured does not make you injury prone

[Gunga Din]

He is not even remotely injury prone. that is utter drivel spouted by people who have no clue. Sorry.

 

he has played 10 games this season. why only 10? you guessed it bright spark, because he has been injured. this season he has managed to pick up a hamstring injury and a broken foot. when he was with us we never once got a full season out of him. no ,matter how good a player he is, he isnt going to score goals sitting in the stands

 

Getting injured does not make you injury prone

 

 

[Will]

I refer you to my previous post

[Mike]

Getting injured does not make you injury prone

 

forum lore

[Gunga Din]

I refer you to my previous post

 

and i refer you to mine

 

[Will]

forum lore

 

No, simply a logical statement

[Mike]

No, simply a logical statement

 

if you're out of your tiny mind on mushrooms maybe