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I didn't know a contract had been offered...

 

Yet you still feel the need to compare it to the Enrique situation, grow up.

 

December 2010 - Enrique hadn't signed a new contract.

August 2010 - Enrique signs for Liverpool.

 

December 2011 - Coloccini hasn't signed a new contract.

 

I know Enrique looked like he couldn't be bothered when he was playing for us in 2011, but he wasn't in a Liverpool shirt :lol:

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I didn't know a contract had been offered...

 

Yet you still feel the need to compare it to the Enrique situation, grow up.

 

December 2010 - Enrique hadn't signed a new contract.

August 2010 - Enrique signs for Liverpool.

 

December 2011 - Coloccini hasn't signed a new contract.

 

Enough trolling man :lol:

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Guest Roger Kint

I did think Colocho had been relatively quiet on the negativity lately. Back with a fucking vengeance today with both Colo and Tiote. :lol:

 

How dare you! You dont know him.....:D

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I did think Colocho had been relatively quiet on the negativity lately. Back with a fucking vengeance today with both Colo and Tiote. :lol:

 

How dare you! You dont know him.....:D

 

And tbf, it's not his fault he didn't know that contracts had been offered, he doesn't read everything in the history of the world, ever..

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Doesnt even read the ones he has posted in when it was pastered all over the thread title :lol:

 

These kind of articles serve one purpose alone.

 

Come the summer, we'll be hearing a club 'spokesperson' bleating on about how "he was offered a new contract in November."

 

:undecided:

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I did think Colocho had been relatively quiet on the negativity lately. Back with a fucking vengeance today with both Colo and Tiote. :lol:

 

Because we have been making progress.

 

Whilst this is the astute thing to do - surely we can sustain £70k wages for a player of Coloccini's importance? Our captain - arguably the best defender this club has had in the Premier League. A reduction in his wages from £70k a week (£3.6m a year) to £40k a week (£2m a year) is a saving of £1.6 million a year - just how significant is this saving? Are Ashley and pals willing to gamble the future of such an important player for £1.6 million a year?

 

When you consider the £26m profit earned from the sales of players this year (believe the wage bill has only slightly increased) surely we should be in a position to keep a player integral to our success at the club? There are other considerations to be made, such as Steven Taylor's injury (he could be out for a year) - if Colo is sold, what will be our CB pairing at the start of next season? What about the inevitable exit of Alan Smith and the £60,000 a week that would 'free up' on the wage bill. Surely half of that could be used to keep Coloccini happy?

 

Where else could we sign a player of Coloccini's quality - with an outlay of less than £15m over four years?

 

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I don't get that earlier this morning he didn't know a contract was on the table. Since discovering it on here he understands that Colo needs to take a £30k a week cut. And that the offer is being reported by the club-controlled press. Amazing how quickly he gets his info from his non-computer screen sources.

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