As you say, a great striker is like gold dust which is why we'd only be losing him for the sort of money that would hugely benefit the club. Obiously, every buy is a gamble which is why I think we're all in agreement we'd prefer him to stay.
No doubt he's a world class player so logic tells me there will be interest. Danny is enjoying his football at his boyhood club and suits our system perfectly so I'm hopeful he may be in less of a hurry to leave compared to others that have left in the past. Frankly, it's amazing we have such a player in our ranks and whatever happens will be a win-win for all parties.
3 December 2011 Doncaster Away. My first away day. I remember sitting on the coach home thinking I'd just spent an 8 hour round trip to watch us lose 1-0 in the cold. I had no regrets though because I was still buzzing from the whole experience.
Just bored looking at old football news but wouldn't it be nice if Robert Kraft made an offer...
https://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/liverpool-fc-news-robert-kraft-billionaire-premier-league-moves-intriguing-a7998521.html
There's only so many key players you can lose before you stop being competitive in the Premier League. Losing our 3 most attacking players hurt us badly and there's not much the team can do about a goalkeeping error. Didn't quite work out today but we'll be back stronger for Newcastle.
On a side note, I head when the saints go marching in and glory glory man united. Do they have any chants of their own apart from their racist y*ds one?
How many times do you want it to happen before you stop calling it back luck? Truth is we're mentally frail. We play excellent football but we're weak.
We've only got ourselves to blame. We were the far better team but if you score twice and lose you've not defended well enough. 2 legs and all we've got to show for it is two injured midfielders and no winter break. Heyho we move on.