Why has Jimmy still not signed a new deal?

He's featured in 27 out of 30 games for us this season, starting 17 of them yet he still hasn't signed a new deal.

He's allowed to talk to other clubs now that he's in the last 6 months of his contract.

What gives?

Do we know what deal he's been offered compared to the one he's after?

Did we not buy him a Bugatti for his birthday either?

The manager certainly mentioned his birthday after the match.

I hope he gets a new deal sorted out quickly as you wouldn't want him leaving us. Our HG situation is terrible and we need him to stay.

Doesn't Milner use the PFA as his agent?

Last I saw, he said he wants to stay and is happy to sign...he's left it with the representatives to sort out. Remember, Hart took nearly 4 months to sign. I don't think it's as easy as just writing up a contract and then signing it.

There's all sorts of clauses, bonuses, contractual obligations etc to iron out.

He said all he wanted last season was to play more games...well he's been our most consistent player this season, played loads of games...so I guess it'll all be signed any time soon.

Just give him what he wants!

It's a no brainer. He's been playing pretty well, started over half our games and been a sub in most of the rest. Yes, things need ironing out but it should be done already.

Trouble is the lad just wants to play, I have this sneaky feeling he is going to replace Gerrard at the dippers.  Free transfer, pay him a massive wedge and he will certainly play every game for them.

Would be a shame, especially with Home Grown biting us in the ass at the moment.

What's the point of Henderson if Milner goes to play on the centre?

I'll be utterly amazed if Milner goes to Loserpool.

What's the point of Henderson..? nuff said..  )

He was wank (to coin a phrase) when he first went for £20M ( ) but has improved.

Why go to Liverpool? i thought he had more ambition than that and wanted to actually win something?

He's actually had less playing time than Fernandinho and even Aguero.

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