le mirror 23 mai

l'om n'offrirait que £5m pour cissé.
LFC va perdre bcq d'argent pour nando.le betis est interessé,mais ça va nous couter cher de le laisser partir.le betis ne paiera que £2m pour lui.
c'est quasiment sûr que cissé s'en aille.
LFC a proposé £7m au club d'alvès mais en ce moment,alvès pense à rien d'autre à part aller en vacances au brésil.

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from todays mirror,LIVERPOOL will be forced to take a massive loss if they want to sell Fernando Morientes this summer.

The Spanish striker is a target for Real Betis who have approached the English club with an offer to buy him just 18 months after Liverpool signed him from Real Madrid for £7million.

But Betis will only go to a maximum of £2m for the 30-year-old, and they have also admitted they cannot match Morientes's £2m-a-year wages.

Reds boss Rafa Benitez wants to offload the centre-forward, but he could be forced to give Morientes a pay-off just to leave. If Betis pay him £1m-a-year less, he will expect Liverpool to make up the difference before he joins.

That will see Liverpool take a hit comparable to virtually all of the fee they paid less than two years ago, for a player (' who managed just eight goals in' 27 starts last season. Betis have already made contact with both Liverpool and the player's agent, as they attempt to lure him back to Spain.

Morientes said last week he would have to leave Anfield because of his lack of first-team opportunities. He has also attracted interest from Espanyol and Monaco.

The stumbling block, though, is the wages. It is clear that Liverpool will be forced to pay him up if they want him off the wage bill, as Benitez tries to bring in two new strikers for next season. Benitez is also close to offloading Djibril Cisse, who has cleared the way for a move after admitting for the first time that his days are numbered at the English club. But again, the Merseyside outfit may be forced to take a reduced fee and also pay up some of Cisse's wages, if they want to get him out of the club, instead of opting for a loan deal. Cisse claims he is interested in a move back to, France with Marseille, who he came close to joining in January.

Previously, he had insisted he wants to stay at Anfield, no matter what the pressure for him to leave.

Newcastle are also monitoring the situation and may be prepared to make a bid, but Marseille would offer only about £5m for the striker who cost Liverpool £14m two years ago.

Yesterday it emerged Benitez has approached Sevilla with an offer of around £7m for their Brazilian right back Daniel Alves. "Liverpool are a big club but at this time I am at Sevilla and I only want to go on holiday to Brazil," said Alves.

J'ai une question:
Quel sont les deniers joueurs qu'on a vendu PLUS CHER que ce qu'on ne les a achetés???

ils peuvent se gratter l'om...sinon pour moro faut l'utiliser pour avoir melli ou joaquin.

le betis proposerait £2.5m pour nando.
rafa continue de se renseigner sur defoe,bent,et bellamy.
il attend des offres pour cissé.
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Morientes' demands to sink BetisMay 23 2006
By Ian Doyle, Daily Post

REAL BETIS'S hopes of signing Fernando Morientes could be scuppered by the Liverpool striker's financial demands.
The Spaniard has resigned himself to an Anfield departure after struggling to impose himself in the Premiership since arriving from Real Madrid for £6.3million in January 2005.
Espanyol and Fenerbahce are also both tracking the 30-year-old, but it appears Betis have jumped to the head of the queue.
Liverpool have accepted they must take a loss on the player, with the Spaniards believed to be offering in the region of £2.5m.
That would give Rafael Benitez additional funds in the transfer market and Betis financial leeway as they strive to meet the striker's personal terms.
Reports in Spain had suggested Betis were ready to offer centre-back Juan Melli as part of a swap deal, but Liverpool are already well covered in that position.
Benitez is determined to reshape his strikeforce after admitting Liverpool must score more goals next season if they are to win the Premiership.
"The improvement in the Premiership was the most important thing for me this season," said the Liverpool manager. "To reduce the gap in the league and to get into the top three was a very good thing for us.
"We needed to score more goals and if we want to progress then we need to score more."
Benitez, who is also willing to listen to offers for Djibril Cisse, continues to monitor Darren Bent, Jermain Defoe and Craig Bellamy but is keeping an open mind on other alternatives.

ooops!!!
j'ai fait un romario.

c'est pas grave je crois qu'on l'a fait a peu pres en meme temps..

owen went for £8m and nunez in exchange and we payed nothing for him, he came up through the youth system.

baros went for £6.5m to the villa and we payed about £3 i think for him.

the big one was fowler to leeds a few years ago, he went for £11m and we payed nothing for him.

ant

RedSean wrote:

J'ai une question:
Quel sont les deniers joueurs qu'on a vendu PLUS CHER que ce qu'on ne les a achetés???

Owen, Fowler et McManaman!

autumn319 wrote:

le betis proposerait £2.5m pour nando

j'ignore combien il a ete achete, mais je crois que meme a 2.5 millions, il serait bon de le laisser partir

RedSean wrote:

J'ai une question:
Quel sont les deniers joueurs qu'on a vendu PLUS CHER que ce qu'on ne les a achetés???

Un club comme Liverpool vend souvent moins cher, car les bons joueurs on les garde et en plus ils veulent rester chez nous (bon; même les mauvais veulent rester).
Concernant les transferts de Rafa, on va perdre sur Moro, c'est certain , mais ce n'est rien en comparaison des résultats de Houllier !

...Hum..merci pour vos remarques...mais j'ai beau creuser dans ma memoire je ne trouve pas de joueurs vendus plus chers qu'achetés...ON VA PAS REMONTER JUSQU'A KEEGAN QUAND MEME

A coup sûr : Rush et Owen.

En même temps, si un joueur reste longtemps au club, et joue bien, une plus-value n'est pas indispensable, au vu des services rendus. La question se pose plus pour Cissé, Moro et les autres joueurs qui n'ont pas apporté ce que l'on attendait d'eux.

jlb21 wrote:

A coup sûr : Rush et Owen.

Les joueurs formés au club en fait!

Owen est venu très jeune, c'est vrai, mais Rush n'a pas été formé au club, on l'a acheté à Chester (la ville natale d'Owen, à la frontière du Pays de Galles et pas bien loin de Pool) pour £ 300 000.

jlb21 wrote:

Owen est venu très jeune, c'est vrai, mais Rush n'a pas été formé au club, on l'a acheté à Chester (la ville natale d'Owen, à la frontière du Pays de Galles et pas bien loin de Pool) pour £ 300 000.

Autant pour moi...
On va dire les joueurs formés au club ou ayant explosé chez les reds....

7 M et 2.5 M pour cissé et nando non mais ca va pas ouquoi ils ont craqué eux ont est pas l'armée du salut nous

TheredS wrote:

7 M et 2.5 M pour cissé et nando non mais ca va pas ouquoi ils ont craqué eux ont est pas l'armée du salut nous

au vu de leurs perfs récentes, peu de club investiront énormément plus. Si Cissé réussit une bonne coupe du monde, son prix peut monter. De toute manière, le club perdra de l'argent sur ces joueurs.