And that is all LFC fault of course.
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Just no doing right by some is there.
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This one I think
Surely a misspelling?
Is there reason to expect that he would repeat this behavior if we dealt with him honestly, transparently, and respectfully?
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Joyce
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Agreed.
His “behaviour” is that of an employee who has been misled, subject to broken promises and enduring the moment when he realises his ambition has not been appreciated and matched.
In three years time he might move from Liverpool. But it won’t be for the same reasons.
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From YNWA to YAWN…This really is dull.
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No it isn’t.
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It is when you are used to Football manager transfers.
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Do you sense a rage quit coming on? 
Have we tried setting up an alt profile as Newcastle boss and selling Isak to us for tuppence and a curly-wurly?
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Those are amature numbers
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Ive not a console for about 20 years!
That’s some amateur spelling
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https://x.com/David_Ornstein/status/1961014759295238232
Well, this does not sound optimistic, though I did chuckle at the wording - you could replace “Newcastle, Wolves” with “Liverpool, Newcastle”.
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It’s funny. Wolves are looking for a second striker, not a replacement. Sounds familiar.
I do wonder though why so many teams have left themselves without a second striker so late in the window. Our situation kind of makes sense. Wolves and Newcastle less so.
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Newcastle makes sense too when you consider how many strikers have told them no!
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Wolves have every right to be outraged as his head was turned and then they dare to offer a derisory bid! Haha
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We can laugh at the hypocrisy of Newcastle but we do need some of these dominoes to start to fall or we risk being the ones left short. Not to mention three clubs with disgruntled strikers.
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