Fulham furious at Clint Dempsey Liverpool "tap up"

| Comments | TrackBacks
Share |

Clint Dempsey.jpg

Well, cue Ashley Cole like shenanigans at work over here. Fulham launched a complaint with the Premier League accusing Liverpool of making an unofficial approach for Clint Dempsey with the wantaway striker now poised to miss his second match in a row. The PL has responded by looking into certain comments made by Liverpool officials. They are also contemplating referring the case to a three man tribunal.

In a sign of jumping the gun, NESN, the media arm of Liverpool's parent company, FSG, posted up Dempsey's signing on their website.

It's probably stretching it a bit by saying this is a "tap up". It's not as if Clint Dempsey, his agent, and Brendan Rodgers locked themselves in a hotel room and thrashed out personal terms in secret. Jose Mourinho set the bar which will be hard to knock down. But Fulham through this tactic can hope to force Liverpool to part with more money or better still hope this distraction slows down Liverpool enough to create uncertainty in Dempsey's mind and force him back to re-negotiate his contract.

soccerblog

No TrackBacks

TrackBack URL: http://www.soccerblog.com/cgi-bin/mt/mt-t.cgi/9803.

Leave a comment

Offers

    Newsletter


    Solar Electric Light Fund


    Steel Pulse


    ABOUT SOCCERBLOG.com

    SoccerBlog.com is a fan-driven site founded by Christian and Shourin. Our goal is to cover the beautiful game and talk about some of the issues that may not be covered elsewhere. Since we aren't any good at playing, we decided to talk about soccer instead!


    THE $300 HOUSE

    Change the world with 300House.com. Join us today and make a difference >>


    Your Ad Here >>
    Contact: christian [at] christiansarkar [dot] com

About this Entry

This page contains a single entry by Shourin Roy published on August 24, 2012 8:28 AM.

Viggo Mortensen hates Jose Mourinho was the previous entry in this blog.

Arsenal legend Freddie Ljungberg hangs up his boots: Fare thee well is the next entry in this blog.

Find recent content on the main index or look in the archives to find all content.