Chelsea's a weid one really. Where will he play? Will they bin Makalele?Sickboy wrote:Yeah. He's gone. Bidding war time.
Just, please. Not Chelsea.
Then again it's the more feasible cos of the potential of winning the Premiership.
Ah well
And if he goes to Chelski, he gets to play with Lampard, Cole & Terry. And, as pointed out in The Sun this morning, the manager of our fine English team doesn't know how to play Lampard and Gerrard together,so why not let Mourinho show him?Ely wrote:If he goes to Real that's good for Englands WC2006. He'd get to play with Owen and Beckham for a season which can't be a bad thing I wouldn't of thought.Sickboy wrote:Yeah. He's gone. Bidding war time.
Just, please. Not Chelsea.

Ah good point, and if Owen ends up at Chelski it'd be even better.Zoot wrote:And if he goes to Chelski, he gets to play with Lampard, Cole & Terry. And, as pointed out in The Sun this morning, the manager of our fine English team doesn't know how to play Lampard and Gerrard together,so why not let Mourinho show him?Ely wrote:If he goes to Real that's good for Englands WC2006. He'd get to play with Owen and Beckham for a season which can't be a bad thing I wouldn't of thought.Sickboy wrote:Yeah. He's gone. Bidding war time.
Just, please. Not Chelsea.


tough for 100k+ a weekPaulEMoz wrote:...
His choice, but I think it'll be a tough one to live with. Or maybe sleeping will be easier on a mattress stuffed full of cash.
I think you're right Paul. This is at the back of my mind with the whole of this. What's happened since the now infamous 'How can I leave now?' statement? on the back of several months worht of stalling?? Was that just heat-of-the-moment euphoria?? Or has something truly awful gone down between him and/or Parry over the last 7 days??PaulEMoz wrote:If he goes to Chelsea, I don't see how he can even walk the streets of Liverpool again. Going to Real Madrid is one thing, but leaving your hometown club that have just won the European Cup for the team with the most money is not likely to go down well in any quarter (well, maybe in Everton's quarter!).
And it does look as though it's been his intention to be away all along, which is going to put him in an even more unfavourable light in Liverpool.
His choice, but I think it'll be a tough one to live with. Or maybe sleeping will be easier on a mattress stuffed full of cash.

At least they will get 30+ million for the lad.PaulEMoz wrote:If he goes to Chelsea, I don't see how he can even walk the streets of Liverpool again. Going to Real Madrid is one thing, but leaving your hometown club that have just won the European Cup for the team with the most money is not likely to go down well in any quarter (well, maybe in Everton's quarter!).
And it does look as though it's been his intention to be away all along, which is going to put him in an even more unfavourable light in Liverpool.
His choice, but I think it'll be a tough one to live with. Or maybe sleeping will be easier on a mattress stuffed full of cash.


I think the money's sick anyway Dio. I would much rather he played abroad.Dio wrote:Ah, but here's the next question.
If Gerrard's going, would the Liverpool fans rather have £35m from Chelsea or £25m from Real?
I would like to think that other fans would feel (nearly) as deflated as a lot of LFC are at the moment. Post CL celebrations were just awesome, here with a real sense of onward and upward. However, I reckon most England fans won't care about his rep and quite a few are probably delighted at the (hopefully) short-term effect it will have on the team.Dio wrote: This whole thing makes little sense to me. Gerrard's going to have to play bloody well for England to earn his reputation back after this.
