Former Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano has once again fanned the flames of transfer speculation with yet another unsubtle attempt to publicly influence Daniel Agger.
In July, Mascherano called on Barcelona to sign Agger, praising the Dane as a 'a great guy who takes his work very seriously' and a 'calm and clever player' who he 'enjoyed playing with'.
In an interview in the latest issue of Champions League magazine, Mascherano arguably enters the realms of 'player tapping' with his nakedly self-serving attempt to influence Agger. He said:
"It would be absolutely fantastic to have Danny here, and it does not surprise me that Barcelona have shown interest in him. A player with his qualities will always be welcome with open arms here at the club.
"It was down to me, I would bring him to the club immediately, as he is without doubt a player Barcelona-type player. Let's hope he comes to the club soon"
You don't get much more blatant than that!
After spending almost 50% of his LFC career on the treatment table, perhaps cashing in on Agger whilst his value is high is the right thing to do? Liverpool may never again be in a position to command a big fee for him, especially if his his injury problems increase as he gets older.
One thing is for sure, if Barcelona are interested, Denmark manager Martin Olsen will almost certainly advise Agger - who is currently on international duty - to make the move. Speaking to Aftonbladet recently, Olsen said:
"When he is fit, Agger is a modern, top class stopper. I would like to see him next to Gerard Pique at Barcelona. That, I think, is his level."
Speaking to Reporters after Denmark's 0-0 World Cup qualifier draw with the Czech Republic on Saturday, Agger admitted that he liked being linked with 'big clubs'. He said:
"It is a positive when your name is mentioned in that context, and it's a good thing if big clubs want me"
Agger has not signed a new deal, and I think he's destined to leave the club at some point over the next year.
Jaimie Kanwar
In July, Mascherano called on Barcelona to sign Agger, praising the Dane as a 'a great guy who takes his work very seriously' and a 'calm and clever player' who he 'enjoyed playing with'.
In an interview in the latest issue of Champions League magazine, Mascherano arguably enters the realms of 'player tapping' with his nakedly self-serving attempt to influence Agger. He said:
"It would be absolutely fantastic to have Danny here, and it does not surprise me that Barcelona have shown interest in him. A player with his qualities will always be welcome with open arms here at the club.
"It was down to me, I would bring him to the club immediately, as he is without doubt a player Barcelona-type player. Let's hope he comes to the club soon"
You don't get much more blatant than that!
After spending almost 50% of his LFC career on the treatment table, perhaps cashing in on Agger whilst his value is high is the right thing to do? Liverpool may never again be in a position to command a big fee for him, especially if his his injury problems increase as he gets older.
One thing is for sure, if Barcelona are interested, Denmark manager Martin Olsen will almost certainly advise Agger - who is currently on international duty - to make the move. Speaking to Aftonbladet recently, Olsen said:
"When he is fit, Agger is a modern, top class stopper. I would like to see him next to Gerard Pique at Barcelona. That, I think, is his level."
Speaking to Reporters after Denmark's 0-0 World Cup qualifier draw with the Czech Republic on Saturday, Agger admitted that he liked being linked with 'big clubs'. He said:
"It is a positive when your name is mentioned in that context, and it's a good thing if big clubs want me"
Agger has not signed a new deal, and I think he's destined to leave the club at some point over the next year.
Jaimie Kanwar
Only sell him for £20 million or more, I think its about time we held a club at ransom and not the other way around.
ReplyDeletebarca never pay what a player is worth
ReplyDeleteWe should sue Mascherano and Barcelona now as they try to tap up our player. If Mascherano wanted to play with Agger that much, he could have stayed with us.
ReplyDeleteNO, we need to add quality to the team, not remove it! Selling would be stupid.... Get two strikers in another two Cb's and a LB
ReplyDeleteUsual barca tapping up tactic. Build it slowly from within then answer questions from prepped journalists about how you like a player etc.
ReplyDeleteThey will then think they can get him for £8m.
the usual barca will wait til 10mil seems a good deal. either sell now or sign him up id rather keep him when fit he's great and we have back up in coates.
ReplyDeleteMascherano has is looking for agger i cant understand why
ReplyDeleteas thats were he has played most of his football for barca at
CB so he will be the frist to lose his place;as he will never be
a player to start in midfield every week for baca so thats him out
the door.he should wake up and smell the coffee.Agger loves LFC
so cant see him going anywere soon.
I think Daniel Agger is world class, but if he no longer desires to ware the LFC red, then we should sell him to the highest bidder ? Once a player loses respect for the club, that has looked after him all the way through his up and down career, paid him his wage whether he be playing or Injured, then if he dosen`t respect that, then its time too say goodbye. I hope he wants to stay, but he needs too sign a new contract now, Brenden Rodgers needs to give him an ultimateum and we need too know before the begining of November, where we stand, so we can start looking for potential replacements, before the January transfer window opens. RedManFor44Years and counting.
ReplyDeleteOk Jamie i do not usually rant but man really stop saying SELL AGGER. You hate the guy i get that, but he is one of the few World class cult left at Anfield. You know it is this attitude that got LFC into this position.
ReplyDeletePlayer X says" I love the club but am disappointed with the performance last season. Hopefully we can get some good players in."
JK says" X player has stated his desire to leave LFC, SELL HIM, SELL HIM. No player is bigger than the club SELL HIM I SAY."
Continue like this and LFC will have its best players leave soon.
WRONG. He said he wants to stay with LFC unless Barca comes with a good offer. Trust me this is just some BS journalism from
ReplyDeleteI won't be mind to see Agger sold but only if his replacement is as good as him or better. Liverpool should have signed Vertonghen he would have been perfect replacement for Agger.
ReplyDeleteWhat about vermaelan?
ReplyDeleteTo be fair, selling one of them for a hefty profit may be a good idea. read some news about liverpool the other day and if the facts are accurate we are woeful when it comes to our accounts in terms of amortisation and wage structure. some people suspect that even with the slashing of wages, we may just pip the pass mark for FFP due to our overspending and nil return. But what i have been told is that liverpool have a couple of years of paying off this amortisation due to the signings of carroll and the release of KD and comolli and they have re-signed players after the FFP cut off date so they will be added to the overall expenditure figure, wonder if this is also why Ian Ayre is getting a little flack as re-signing players to early will also bump up your accounting over that particular financial year. sorry to go on about this but what i have been told and wht has happend seems to add up.
ReplyDeleteJaimie i dont know if you know more about this but it does add up if FSG are counting every penny and ensuring we do pass FFP due to errors in wage, contract management and player expenditure & return. FSG are looking like the bad boys but now i have been told these figures i can understand there reluctance and stance to clear the decks.
fuck off mascherano you traitorous bastard
ReplyDeleteleave our club alone
stay where you are and rot at Farca!
If he is the new Pique then we should be asking 25m minimum. Rio was 30m all those years back. I like Agger but I fear he is destined for lots of table time. I'm talking £ and not €.
ReplyDeleteThe utter disrespect from the little man is not surprising judging by the way he left our club . Barcelona is great club that plays beautiful football ,but we are not any less of a brand and we are the only club other than rm and ac Milan that have a champions league trophy (the holy grail) permanently displayed in our cabinet . Yes we have droped our level somewhat in the past 3 years ,but so was Barcelona few years ago. It's all about cycles and we are an elite club that is on the up - agger can help us to get back to where we belong playing football rather than worm the bench at the club where he will never become a legend ,but one of many and he knows that. Remember fair play rules are coming into play soon and then we will see .....
ReplyDeletewho cares, they are both unreliable. skrtel has one good season.
ReplyDeletewe need a keeper a left back and someone to play alongisde coates, we should of offered double to get cahill from bolton. as ive said before time to see kelly in his preffered position. our defence is dia, and has been on and off since super sami moved on.
i think agger does love the club but i think its best for both if he goes while hes still worth a bit.
Mascherano is a muppet, technically very good player but a complete an utter dolt, doesn't surprise me that he is so blatant either, all that bull about loving the Club an all that, getting really fed up with foreigners coming to this Club, making a name for themselves and then fcuking of somewhere better....after declaring their undying love for us....
ReplyDeleteDo us a favour please, don't bother........ Agger declared he will not leave LFC then seems intent on flirting on the notion of being wanted elsewhere, all this does is unsettle the fan base and probably doesn't have a particularly great impact on the team either....
I think the Club needs to add something under the YNWA, something to the effect of ACTIONS SPEAK LOUDER THAN WORDS!
Lets see if Agger walks the walk...
if any player wants to go, let them, whoever they are. badge kissers can 'kiss' off.
ReplyDeleteWhy has Agger not been offered a new contract? FSG are still hoping to cash in, in january. whatever being said, We need to sell to buy. And Agger seems the likely fall guy.
ReplyDeletei have been a LFC fan for nearly 30 years now and to be honest we will struggle to keep or buy players as we are no where near the club we use to be...Too many owners and coaches have not achieved what they have said they would. It will be very sad to see Agger or Skrtel leave but if they do we cant blame them. We as supporters of this club need to get behind LFC and the coaching staff and stop all this crap and just support the club in any state we are in...YNWA from down under
ReplyDelete£20mil and I'd accept it. We wouldn't get that much, mind.
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Declaration Section:
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Execution Section:
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EXCEPTION
Exception handling
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PL/SQL stands for Procedural Language extension of SQL.
PL/SQL is a combination of SQL along with the procedural features of programming languages. It was developed by Oracle Corporation in the early 90’s to enhance the capabilities of SQL.
The PL/SQL Engine:
Oracle uses a PL/SQL engine to processes the PL/SQL statements. A PL/SQL code can be stored in the client system (client-side) or in the database (server-side).
About This PL SQL Programming tutorial
This Oracle PL SQL tutorial teaches you the basics of programming in PL/SQL with appropriate examples. You can use this tutorial as your guide or reference while programming with PL SQL. I will be making this Oracle PL SQL programming tutorial as often as possible to share my knowledge in PL SQL and help you in learning PL SQL better.
Even though the programming concepts discussed in this tutorial is specific to Oracle PL SQL. The concepts like cursors, functions and stored procedures can be used in other database systems like Sybase , Microsoft SQL server etc, with some change in syntax. This tutorial will be growing regularly; let us know if any topic related to PL SQL needs to be added or you can also share your knowledge on PL SQL with us. Lets share our knowledge about PL SQL with others.
A Simple PL/SQL Block:
Each PL/SQL program consists of SQL and PL/SQL statements which from a PL/SQL block.
A PL/SQL Block consists of three sections:
•The Declaration section (optional).
•The Execution section (mandatory).
•The Exception (or Error) Handling section (optional).
Declaration Section:
The Declaration section of a PL/SQL Block starts with the reserved keyword DECLARE. This section is optional and is used to declare any placeholders like variables, constants, records and cursors, which are used to manipulate data in the execution section. Placeholders may be any of Variables, Constants and Records, which stores data temporarily. Cursors are also declared in this section.
Execution Section:
The Execution section of a PL/SQL Block starts with the reserved keyword BEGIN and ends with END. This is a mandatory section and is the section where the program logic is written to perform any task. The programmatic constructs like loops, conditional statement and SQL statements form the part of execution section.
Exception Section:
The Exception section of a PL/SQL Block starts with the reserved keyword EXCEPTION. This section is optional. Any errors in the program can be handled in this section, so that the PL/SQL Blocks terminates gracefully. If the PL/SQL Block contains exceptions that cannot be handled, the Block terminates abruptly with errors.
Every statement in the above three sections must end with a semicolon ; . PL/SQL blocks can be nested within other PL/SQL blocks. Comments can be used to document code.
This is how a sample PL/SQL Block looks.
DECLARE
Variable declaration
BEGIN
Program Execution
EXCEPTION
Exception handling
END;
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ReplyDeleteWhy would you want Agger to stay? He has been intentionally getting injured just to ger rid of kenny and now Rodgers.
ReplyDeletemessage to dm . keep your noise out .leave our players alone. and ken dodd wants his teeth back!!!!!
ReplyDeleteso we are trying to improve the team by selling some of our best players is it??!!!whoever thinks that we should cash in just because we r getting 20+mil for him, is just trying to destroy LFC.. if you are so keen on building the club so that we can compete in the top 4, then we need world class players like agger..yes he may be injury prone but every1 knows what an excellent player he is when fit. and barca is not stupid to pay 20+mil for his service if they think he is gonna spend his time on the injury bench for most of the season. personally i think that agger should do better in the Lucas role because he does have an excellent long range pass/shoot to link up play in that area and also he likes to get forward often. joe allen should move up for attacking mid to link up Suarez and shelvey should take over Gerrard's role..
ReplyDeleteNow that IS utterly stupid.
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