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If the finances are healthy then why did the board offer so little for Coutinho? The last offer was 90m, paid over 5 years, with unreachable add ons. Was it that the board did not want the player or that the money wasn't there?

Liverpool didn't want 200m. That is a flat out lie from the press conference. Liverpool were adamant that they weren't selling and all of the local Liverpool journos have said repeatedly that there were never any conversations with Barcelona about the player. The board is lying so they can...

Samper is not coming back. He said something along the lines of "I don't think about Barcelona anymore" in an interview after his loan went through.

You really are deluded if you believe this. We aren't going to win anything this year. We do not have a better midfield. Dembele, while a great prospect, is nowhere near the quality of Neymar and we are not healthy financially. There is a massive debt with more to be piled on when work on...

I think you're clutching at straws here. You can't deny that they are the best team in the world right now.

Coutinho is Liverpool's best player. Why wouldn't they be happy to keep him? With the world cup coming next summer and Tite making it clear that those not playing regularly will not feature there shouldn't be any problems with Coutinho and how he plays. May take a couple of weeks but he'll be...

This team will not win a thing this year. The board is a bunch of crooks and are ruining the club.

Pretty confident that Liverpool will be happy to keep Coutinho at the club next year if we don't go back in for him.

@brazilstat ESTADÃO: #Neymar has told #Coutinho in a chat between the two that he won't regret Liverpool's decision of keeping him away from Barcelona.

We're not signing Coutinho ™

We weren't "screwed" by Neymar/PSG. The entire team knew during the tour of the US that Neymar was leaving. Apparently, only this incompetent board were the only ones who didn't know he was leaving and didn't plan properly.

This is pretty much nonsense.

Shouldn't a player also be expected to honor the contract that they've signed?

Curious as to why you think these clubs must sell the player when they are under contract? The player has willingly signed a contract and the club that owns the contract has the right to make the player see the contract through. The selling team also sets the price and if they want €150m then...

It's pretty clear that no offer will be accepted this summer. When the latest offer was rejected and a message not to contact Liverpool again was delivered I'd say that's pretty clear Coutinho isn't going anywhere.