This I dun agree. I think we do have a product on the pitch. That's the system we play, the culture we build and the atmosphere surrounding players. Even though intangible, but it means whenever a new player comes in they are more likely to play well than not. We only have to look at manu to understand what this means.

Regarding this statement 'we should be challenging every year' goes back to my earlier argument. How important are these titles or trophies mean to the club owner? They own the club, not us. We are Liverpool fans, they are not. We have to understand from their point of view what owning Liverpool means to them. If sustainability and profit are their main priorities, then there's no chance we should expect them to go all out and risk it, just for a higher chance of winning trophies that will mean not much to them ( prize money aside).
with Liverpool it's always not so much about transfer fees but more consideration on weekly wages. Player's wage affects sustainability more than a one time transfer fee. So concurrently renewing all three players contract for around 300k each (and the subsequent effect of having players like Diaz and konate knocking on the door and asking for 200k and above will be disastrous for the club if somehow, unexpectedly we do not see success on the pitch after their renewal.

Can we confirm consistent success after all three renewal,no. Are we a club that can afford to have so many players on high wages and not having enough prize money? The answer is no too.

If we are looking for the after effect of breaking player's wage barrier. We only have to look at the Salah renewal three years ago and how taa and van dijk are asking for the same numbers

Like I said, what we want and what mu fans want are irrelevant. FSG owns Liverpool FC, they decide what they want to do with it.

FSG will be looking at Manu and casemiro as precedence. Handing out a huge contact for an ageing player and are now stuck with him after his decline (can't sell, and no extra wage budget for new player). Once we hands out huge contract to players, current or new players will know LFC is willing and able to pay, then the demand will all come. For instance we've signed someone like Nunez on 120k per week, whereas mu has signed Antony on maybe 180-200k per week. Now both players are not performing up to expectation. There will be no less suitor for Nunez on maybe 40-50m at 120k per week. But who will take Antony for 200k per week? Now that Antony is stuck and not performing, mu needs to go and sign another replacement and also pay him 200k per week. It's a vicious cycle and more so for a club like LFC who is on a self sustaining business model.

Or maybe suarez and salah on the wings, Torres in the middle and Gerrard at the back, wow.

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Turn to channel TVS

On sooka go to home, click live tv, scroll down to all channel, choose TVS