Comolli wanted mata.

http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/3774/the-sw...-liverpools-buy

End of debate.

and then there is rumour that he will be back in Italy with AC Milan with us paying half the wages and a buyout clause of mere 1m euro

now that is bad business

Got this in the mornin

Maybe BR still has small club mentality!   

Well either that or the clubs we are dealing with intentionally leak news to the media to try attracting more suitors in an attempt to further inflate prices. I remember reading lots of transfer rumours this time last year and amongst them Downing, Adam, Henderson, Enrique all turned out to be true and there was that failed transfer when Phil Jones chose Manures over us. Are there no more secrets in football? Did the media plant insiders inside every football club?

If there is inconsistency I think there is a loopholes being judge by civil court first before the FA....I dont think FA will do anything..cuz after this  FA wont go against the Civil Law..they will be label disrespectful to the court decision..but..this is English FA..anything can happen 

So a system that has won barca plenty of titles in the past 5 years and spain 2 euros and 1world cup is overrated?

Maybe we can start by admitting we don't have the players for it.

Didn't watch the match but i think people are reading too much into it.

Hmm, according to statistic, he hasn't managed a 30games per season since he joined us. The worst season was the 2nd season where he only managed 5games for the whole season. With the wage he is on, highly doubt BR will reject the offer if the PRICE IS RIGHT...

Whilst I disagree that we should sell our best players especially if they are committed to stay, I feel we need to look at it from the perspective of management who understandably cannot always be swayed by emotion. They are there to make the tough calls we can't.

1) Agger is now 27 and although it's arguable that he hasn't yet peaked being a central defender and all, he has been blighted by injury and it's conceivable that as he gets older, he'll be more likely to get crocked.
2) We signed him for $6,000,000 and are now asking for $25,000,000. That's a profit of $19,000,000.

Point no.2 will always be given consideration as the club looks to turn our negative cash flow into a positive one. If Financial Fairplay had been implemented last season, we'd be in the red. Of course one reason we were in the red is because the Warrior deal was not taken into account as Adidas still have to see out the term of their contract. The bottom line is, we will always consider selling players if we earn a substantial profit, possibly reinvesting it into young players. It was already stated last season that the club is looking to invest in good young talent as it is likely their value will increase over the years. Sounds like we're investing in property or stock? Yes but sadly, this is what football has become.

Here are arguments for him to stay, my opinions of course.

1) He's formed a good partnership with Skrtel and it's questionable if the latter can replicate last season's form if paired with another.
2) Agger isn't on a high salary meaning he fits within our wage structure (http://www.trophy4toon.co.uk/salaries.html).

The thing is if it's all about the numbers, $25,000,000 can potentially buy you 4 Daniel Agger's and all things being equal, that means a future profit projection of $76,000,000. I'm sure a team of number crunchers have done the math before deciding that Agger might be worth selling.

However, I'm all for him staying. I'm a big fan of Dagger given his versatility and ability.

Liverpool is not in the football business to bankrupt themselves. If they have to sell, they will sell in order to get players that will be useful to the current formation. Think of the bigger objective here. Will you go for keeping 1 defensive player than having 2 creative wingers?

If we lose Agger, Coates will step up. Simple as that. It doesnt mean Skrtel and Carra will suddenly be heartbroken and will concede 60 goals.  Defensively, Liverpool has always concede little. It is the attack that is a letdown last season.

The club is more important than any individuals. And we have to get back into Champions League already. And it's another season I pray that MU wont win the premier league. We need our number 19 league trophy to come as soon as possible as well.

'EXCLUSIVE: I would leave Liverpool for Barcelona, admits Man City target Agger.'

SOS

A piece on Agger and loyalty. Would like nothing for than for him to stay but it seems FSG are intent to cash in while his market value is higher than it's every been. Seems the are keeping true to their word. To buy young players who will yield profit in the future and it seems that to them, Agger's future is now. Guess we had better get used to the fact that only the bottom line matters to FSG.

http://live4liverpool.com/2012/08/view-fro...-two-way-street