'No one cries for players when clubs force them out' – Henry backs Isak

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• Dr Mumbi Seraki 3 months ago

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 15 paracetamol at once.....or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

  Hello youth of Ghana. You can take your own life with medicine.....for instance 15 paracetamol at once.....or combine medicine and akpeteshie or weedicide.

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• Obeye yie daakye !!!! 3 months ago

  Henry’s argument doesn’t make any sense. Fans expect their players to perform well. So if the player is not leaving up to expectations it’s the right of fans to appeal for better replacement. If they acquire the service ...
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  Henry’s argument doesn’t make any sense. Fans expect their players to perform well. So if the player is not leaving up to expectations it’s the right of fans to appeal for better replacement. If they acquire the services of a better player to, they are equally justified to fight to keep him. After all who doesn’t want to be associated with great success? Liverpool on the other hand are within their rights to improve their team. However they already have the talented Iketike ( who in my opinion is better than Isak). They should therefore focus on motivating him and he will perform wonders for the team.I have watched him play 3 games and am excited about his style of play ( I don’t understand why France has not called him to the national team) . He has the skill, flair and football sense. He can fall back to defend, support the midfield, create goals and score goals as well. This is a complete player . So Liverpool should not be greedy . Please forget about Isak and back Iketike to shine

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• Yaw Abeam 3 months ago

  I think Isak should have been a bit patient. If playing in the Champions League is his motivation, Newcastle is also participating in that competition. And the whole world knows that Isak is Newcastle’s best player. So lett ...
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  I think Isak should have been a bit patient. If playing in the Champions League is his motivation, Newcastle is also participating in that competition. And the whole world knows that Isak is Newcastle’s best player. So letting him go when his contract hasn’t run out was going to be a problem. If I were Isak, I will wait and lead Newcastle into the Champions League before making a move. If Newcastle broke a promise, it was probably because they were not so sure of qualifying for a Champions league slot.

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