Liverpool’s manager, Kenny Dalglish has gone ahead and blasted Manchester City for going public over the possibility of a swap deal taking place involving http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Carlos-c8346 Tevez and Andy Carroll.
One of the prime reasons for Dalglish being disappointed with the way City acted, is because he feels when a deal is being discussed behind closed doors, it shouldn’t be made public if it falls through.
However, despite that fact, the manager has insisted that he will not confirm off deny any of these rumours, as he is only talking about the situation since he is highly shocked with the way City have behaved.
The http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Liverpool-c39809 manager, when talking about the situation that City have put him in, is quoted to have said: “We’re not going to get involved in justifying what people are saying – we don’t have to. Get City to justify it, not us.
“We’re not talking about any specific incident, but if you are going to do business in any way shape or form, no matter what life you are in, you don’t need to disclose it until it’s done.
“As [Liverpool chairman] http://www.senore.com/Football-soccer/Stewart-Downing-c34221 being bought from a clip off YouTube. Do us a favour.”
The Reds manager then went on to confirm that no signings were going to be made by Liverpool in the January transfer window, so all the rumours that were floating about needed to be put in their place.
It is rather surprising for Dalglish to react in the manner that he has. If the deal did go through, then everyone was going to find out about it. However, for some odd reason, the manager didn’t want anyone to find out about the deal because it fell through.
At the moment, the only logical explanation that comes to mind, is that the manager didn’t want Andy Carroll to know about what was going on, since it would impact his performances.
The striker is already playing rather poorly and with the news that Liverpool are looking to get rid of him, his performances are bound to suffer even more.
It is now a wait to see just how City respond to Dalglish’s claims.
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