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What a load of tosh.........wage cap 30k, shouldn't believe everything Fred tells you down the clerb, so you think Johnson, Rodwell, JOS are piss farting around at Sunderland on 30k a week?
Oh dear.
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What a load of tosh.........wage cap 30k, shouldn't believe everything Fred tells you down the clerb, so you think Johnson, Rodwell, JOS are piss farting around at Sunderland on 30k a week?
He was that crap he was an ever present. A complete flop. I've spoke to Liverpool fans about him in the past & they say he had a steady first season, anyone expecting anything else is clearly an idiot.Err aye he had. Ask any Liverpool fan for their 2p.
Rodgers bought Borini for LFC on back of his performances at Swansea, now no longer wants him. I'd call that a fairly well considered opinion.
Very interesting , and borini has quoted that this is the truth, sad really.
Source?
We were hoping for a loan mindIf he had asked for £90k a week from us, we'd have said no - instead Poyet said he was hopeful a deal would be done for weeks and that we "knew where Borini stands". Either Poyet was flat out lying or Borini never asked for £90k a week from us because it would have been an instant deal breaker.
did we...? Or was it a season ticket con?
The entire article has now been reproduced plus some additional words from the author on Salut, which also includes a tweet from Borini saying that he agrees with what was written.
http://salutsunderland.com/2014/09/fabio-borini-liverpool-sunderland-qpr-the-authorised-version/
Thanks for this. Seems a well established fansite by respectable voices no? Odd I've never heard of it!
massive lads fans I heard.It's run by a bunch of lads who have supported the lads for years (50+) and the owner has worked for some of the best known broadsheets in the UK and abroad.
massive lads fans I heard.
It's run by a bunch of lads who have supported the lads for years (50+) and the owner has worked for some of the best known broadsheets in the UK and abroad.
I read that article the other day on AnfieldWrap when the link was posted here. Now I see it's been endorsed by FB, I have to come to one of 2 conclusions...
1. He strung us along by telling Gus he was keen to join
2. Gus lied to us when he said Fabio was keen to join.... or at least stretched the truth ("I'm keen to play... for £90kpw and a £10m clause")
Two things to think about I reckon (because the article did not make it clear if they were correct) were:
1) If we (SAFC) had failed to agree on an amount that was acceptable as his "wages", but it suggested we had an agreement.
and
2) If he requested the same release clause that was demanded from QPR - it seemed, to me, that he did not.
Certainly, it did suggest that he did not want to go to QPR and attempted to make his demands unrealistic.
Perhaps it was the boot up the arse the lad needed.
In all fairness, it's just some blokes blog so the facts in it probably aren't factual.If thats true then yes, not surprised at all that they pulled the plug. So they pay 10m+, have to pay far more than hes worth as a weekly salary and dont even have the comfort that if he does well they can sell for a big profit. The term wanting to have your cake and eat it springs to mind, Fabio. That deal would be a non starter purely from a financial standpoint, even before considering the fact that it suggests a huge lack of commitment on the players behalf.