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Because Real Madrid are the only team that have actually shown any interest at all seemingly, and we wouldn't sell. He'll either sign a new contract, or goto Spain. Chelsea don't have a chance of signing him from us.

And no, don't know what the basic wage is. Probably singed a new contract because his old one was on a relatively low wage.

Well, Real Madrid don't need him, nor would he realistically even get a game to begin with. He'd be stupid to move there at this stage. And you'll probably find there's also little reason for any EPL side to show interest just yet, however, if he doesn't sign a new deal and his contact dwindles down further that will most likely change. More so if Liverpool fail to actually do anything, which at this stage they aren't going to come close to the league and possibly not even progress from their CL group.

There's actually not been any info from Sterling or the club that he doesn't want to sign, all paper bullshit and his agent stirring shit.

That's normally how it goes...

Now now, Bobber. All real football fans know that if there's no quotes then it must be bullshit.

I guess you're right. If Sterling doesn't come out and say "I'm never signing another contract with these cunts" then nothing's gonna happen.

Yeah he had a lot of potential but is to stupid to act on it

The UEFA Club Financial Control Body (CFCB) investigatory chamber has finished the first round of club hearings with respect to the analysis of the break-even submissions for all clubs with a financial closing date in June 2014.

As a result of these discussions, the CFCB has decided to continue its investigations into seven clubs (AS Monaco FC, AS Roma, Beşiktaş JK, FC Internazionale Milano, FC Krasnodar, Liverpool FC and Sporting Clube de Portugal) that had disclosed a break-even deficit on the basis of their financial reporting periods ending in 2012 and 2013.

In addition, the CFCB has requested another six clubs to provide additional information on their break-even position. These are AC Sparta Praha, Hull City AFC, Olympique Lyonnais, Panathinaikos FC, Ruch Chorzów and VfL Wolfsburg.

These clubs will need to submit additional monitoring information in the coming months until February 2015, upon the deadlines set by the CFCB.

The introduction of the UEFA Club Licensing and Financial Fair Play Regulations has already had a very positive impact on the scale of overdue payables, as they have decreased from €57m in June 2011 to €8m in June 2014. In addition, aggregate losses reported by Europe’s first-division clubs in the 2013 financial year have gone down to €800m from a record-reported deficit of €1.7bn in 2011.

This process will be updated by UEFA with further communication to take place in February 2015.

Is Brad Jones going to start against us?

Aye, he is