Nope, the recalling clause usually only applies for younger players when you send him out on loan for experience for free and maybe the loaning club paying wages only. Carroll's loan involves a loan fee so it wouldn't make sense for that clause to be inserted. If you lease out a property at a fee will the other person be willing to accept the fact that you can recall at any time? If I borrow you a pen for 10 bux for 10 days but I recall it on day 2, does it make sense?

yes, but surely there's must be a clause in the loan contract that it can be only certain events be allowed for a call up like striker injured or something. otherwise west ham looks like a fool when we call carrol back just after a couple games.

and what a stupid moves loaning out player without confirming a replacement first?

btw, i already knew the mancs gonna win. their winning mentality is strong.. its been that way for a long time so thats why they've been dominating for years now. and having a good striker like rvp helps too..

This post has been edited by rushmode: Sep 3 2012, 01:04 AM

Let's be honest here, even with AC + Suarez + Borini, RVP will still be better than any of them, miiiillleesss better.

MU leading 3-2. What a comeback. I don't see Lpool embody the same spirit. The problem still persists regardless BR or KD era. We look really lost in final 3rd. Need not single out Suarez, Borini & Gerrard. The team has been performing like this since Rafa's final season. What's wrong? We never create any clear cut chances anymore.

We should have the Air asia motto. Now everyone can beat Liverpool. Seriously, there is not a single game where we can waltz past the opposition nowadays.

Owen coming back? U guys must be joking. Apart from him being a traitor, what good is he? If he has any sort of value, Fergie wouldn't release him. And wonder why is he still without a club? He won't be our saviour and he does not solve our attacking options woe bcoz he is way way past his prime.

Someone mentioned teka-teki earlier instead of tiki taka. I agree with u. If Lpool loses to Sunderland next week, very likely we would succumb to a defeat to MU. I hope I'm wrong.

Ok now that Rooney no place anymore in United, we should bid for him.

This post has been edited by bitebug: Sep 3 2012, 01:06 AM

Sorry, Rooney is not for sale

i dont think anybody would argue with you there.. maybe not miles better.. but better.. two hundred metres maybe?

RVP probaply felt like Usain Bolt on steroids now compare to his time with arsenal...

the type of player Liverpool need.

Dont say RVP, even Michu is miles better than all of our Strikeforce combined..

This post has been edited by kcmy: Sep 3 2012, 01:09 AM

Thinking back, we were linked with Michu once..lol

Individually by comparing 1 on 1, I don't think our players are inferior to Top 4 teams. It is the tactics that is the problem. No point dominating and having the most possession if we do not create chances. Possession alone doesn't win you games. BR need to hire a coach that is good in playmaking.

From the look of it, miles better to me.

to feel better, i suggest liverpool fans get a copy of Moneyball and watch it...


because you are precisely currently in that position in earlier part of movie.

belive you can beat the system and later you will.

if only we were serious in pursuing him, if only...

Suddenly Suarez isn't fit to lace RVP's boots.
Shame on you lads.

You were probably singing a different tune when he made 5 united defenders look like mugs.

Liverpool were condemned to their worst start to a season for half a century as Lukas Podolski and Santi Cazorla gave Arsenal a 2-0 victory at Anfield.

On what would have been Bill Shankly's 99th birthday, the Reds equaled the record of his newly promoted side in 1962-63 by collecting just one point from their opening three games.

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/...ce-1962?cc=4716

No b'day gift for Shankly. He must be weeping in heaven with the turn of events at his beloved club.

This post has been edited by etseleste: Sep 3 2012, 01:14 AM

Zephyr,

then would you say Gerrard is still the best player nowaday?

This post has been edited by kcmy: Sep 3 2012, 01:16 AM

Suarez is good but somehow he doesn't score enough..i wonder it is him or the supply line..when he appears for uruguay, he scores a lot..

Suarez isn't 32.

You cannot expect a player to do everything on his own.

Suarez was never the prolific goalscorer type such as the likes of RVP and Falcao. IMO, the main reason why he does well in his national team is because he has Cavani by his side who attracts the defenders from Suarez enabling him to perform his magic.