Coutinho to Barcelona?

Didn't he do well

Hahaha wtf. What a disaster that wud be <ROFL>

it must of looked better in his head

I still think he's going to go. No top 6 team keeps a player who hands in a transfer request if the move is abroad and for ridiculous money. Nobody.

Turning down over £130m for a player who clearly wants out is just nuts. He may cause a right stink if it doesn't happen and then what?

Eric, Eric, you're still at it mate. I hope you understand that your fixation with a player who doesn't play for your club being sold to another club, again, not yours and you keep banging on about it, it's worrying mate, let it go.

I firmly believe that Couts will still be with us on Saturday (the Spanish have a day longer than us). If he stays, great. If he goes, good luck little man, you are making a mistake.

End of.

I think I've posted twice, yes, two whole times about Pogba, and how shiiite he is, but expect you know that already, and there's no need therefore for me to repeat it time and time again as you've done with Couts.

That's a bit sad really.

Hope you get better.

Yours, ever

JimmyTheRed

I'm sorry but I don't take anyone seriously who has to sign off with his own username.

#Freetheprisoner

Don't you worry Eric, no offence intended or taken I'm sure.

Just try and put Couts out of your mind for a while, you know it will do you good.

Crack on fella.


JimmyTheRed

Rival fans continue to fall to pieces on our board. This is an epidemic.

Not sure if anyone watches The Debate on Sky Sports? Quite good actually. A revamped "You're on Sky Sports".
Anyway, Craig Bellamy made a a brilliant point about Courtinho and Liverpool. The Liverpool owner also owns Boston Red Socks who would never sell a player to a rival. To paraphrase Bellamy "The Liverpool management aren't interested in selling players to a club xyz. They want to buy the best players from club xyz".
Liverpool need to hand onto Courtinho. It's all very well having the money for him but you have to have other players available to buy as a replacement.
It would also send out a signal regards Liverpool's aspirations for football domination again.