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Not sure about Lovren for 16M pounds (20 Euros) , but that's surely the end of either Skrtel/Agger. Not exactly sure which one will go, but there is simply too many centre backs on the books now. Wouldn't be surprised if someone like Kolo Toure ended up at Newcastle/Sunderland as utility squad player for free.

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Not sure about Lovren for 16M pounds (20 Euros) , but that's surely the end of either Skrtel/Agger. Not exactly sure which one will go, but there is simply too many centre backs on the books now. Wouldn't be surprised if someone like Kolo Toure ended up at Newcastle/Sunderland as utility squad player for free.

 

Can't see us going for Toure at all, far from our kind of signing, even on a free.

 

That aside, don't see the logic in paying out THAT much for a CB when Liverpool already have Skrtel, Agger and Sakho.

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Liverpool have bought Remy, Llana, Markovic, Emre Can and Lambert and that still leaves a bit leftover from the Suarez money.

 

That's sickening. They can really afford to splurge this summer, as they've hardly used funds outside of what Suarez is bringing in.

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I think Coutinho may be asked to step up this season. Not saying he's anywhere near the level Suarez is obviously, but I think he's good enough to make a decent fist of it.

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Spurs bought a ton of players from outside the league who needed some time, and they also needed a manager that was stable in the head. Not the paranoid Portuguese, or the ranting wideboy. I wouldn't write those players off yet!

 

Liverpool are in a much better place than Spurs, as their manager has been there for a few seasons now, and after last season, is in a very stable, strong position. They've also been smart in getting some players who have performed in the prem already in Remy and Llana.

 

Don't think it will be anything like Spurs tbh.

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You can grow as a club while not completely replacing  a single outstanding individual. They are not going to find anybody as influential as Suárez for that position, so why not just get somebody capable in there, and look to build strength elsewhere?

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Benzema's one of the most under-rated players going imo. I think he's absolutely class.

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Liverpool have bought Remy, Llana, Markovic, Emre Can and Lambert and that still leaves a bit leftover from the Suarez money.

 

That's sickening. They can really afford to splurge this summer, as they've hardly used funds outside of what Suarez is bringing in.

 

That's the downside of buying players based on contract situations. Liverpool spent a lot of money on the likes of Suarez and Torres but the pay off is massive at that level if you sell them at the right time. Them and Spurs are operating at a different level to us.

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Spurs want Vorm on loan and Huntelaar for £15mil

 

Vorm is temporary but Klaas is permanent

 

Oh, oh. :clap:

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Spurs want Vorm on loan and Huntelaar for £15mil

 

Vorm is temporary but Klaas is permanent

:lol: Are Spurs actually going for Huntelaar or did you just make it up for the purposes of the pun? :lol:

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Spurs want Vorm on loan and Huntelaar for £15mil

 

Vorm is temporary but Klaas is permanent

:lol: Are Spurs actually going for Huntelaar or did you just make it up for the purposes of the pun? :lol:

 

Made up, I believe. Would have been brilliant if real.

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Spurs bought a ton of players from outside the league who needed some time, and they also needed a manager that was stable in the head. Not the paranoid Portuguese, or the ranting wideboy. I wouldn't write those players off yet!

 

Liverpool are in a much better place than Spurs, as their manager has been there for a few seasons now, and after last season, is in a very stable, strong position. They've also been smart in getting some players who have performed in the prem already in Remy and Llana.

 

Don't think it will be anything like Spurs tbh.

 

The main difference is that they are doing it while in the Champions League, which gives them more pulling power, plus they have the huge sponsorship deals generating more cash. They can attract better players and pay them more.

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