Unhappy Players & A Ground Sharing Plan With… Everton!?

You may have heard floating within the world wide web of news of unhappy players within the Anfield dressing room, and at first glance it may come off as a serious threat to Liverpool’s situation but upon closer inspection you will realise how a simple comment by an unruly agent has been blown out of proportions.

Agents, first and foremost intentions are to look after their clients, but then comes their second nature which is to leech as much as possible from their short-termed career clients.

I won’t be surprised to hear such accusations being made, especially from the mouth of an agent when the january transfer window looms near.

Add to the fact that talks of a crisis is hanging over Anfield and it doesn’t come as a surprise that stories are being cropped up to stir emotions around the ground.

There really isn’t a better timing for a fairweather player to consider a move out of a club, or should I coin it as to ‘run away’ from it all than now, and who better than agents to stir controversary, if simply to alert lurking clubs of player’s so-called discontent.

Trust me when I say that any player will be able to stand up for himself whenever there’s unhappiness within the camp, and when those words come off an Agent’s mouth, you can be sure that there’s nothing more than a spinster’s tale that’s going around.

So yeah, I’ll brush off the talk of unhappy Anfield players just like that, and I’ll do the same for any thoughts of a ground share with, quite possibly, one of our longest running rival ever — Everton FC.

Everton’s new ground plan have been brushed off by the local authorities and they’re considering every alternative possible.

Too bad they considered the impossible, that is sharing of grounds.

Like would you share a bed with your number 1 enemy? Well I thought so too.

And though I may not know of the real reasons for a new stadium plans, apart from the financial aspects of it, I see no point in investing so much onto such real estate when it could be spent on reinforcing the teamsheet.

Reinforcing the teamsheet.

Yes, this is what anyone involved with the Anfield setup should be concerned about, and until a mega business entity, that dwells on millions of barrels of black gold, comes into the picture, I think it’s fair to brush these rumours off.

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AUTHOR BIO: Mar is a passionate, understanding and tolerable Reds fan through and through. Until he gets to visit Anfield and experience the KOP end, he’s not quite the perfect Kopites as yet, but he’s getting there, nevertheless. Catch him at his personal blog.mar.sg and say hi.