Is Dirk Kuyt's time up at Anfield??????

Got chatting to other Liverpool fans last week and someone mentioned that Kenny doesn't want Dirk at Liverpool any more and he is starting to freeze out the Dutch star so he leaves Anfield. He did it to Peter Beardsley at Newcastle and he now thinks the same is happing to Kuyt seems possible yes????

He is 31 and doesn't fit the nesv policy although with 6 league games gone so far Kuyt has started 3 (Arsenal, Bolton, Stoke) and sub in the other 3 games (Sunderland, Tottenham , Wolves) 2 carling cup games bench for the Exeter game and starting the Brighton one and scoring in that game too.

With Suarez up front and Henderson coming in the summer for £20 million and now with Gerrard coming back from injury Kuyt's chances of starting most games do look slim. We all know Kuyt will give 100% and will run himself into the ground for the club but has Kenny seen through that and is looking to take Liverpool in a different direction without the likes of Kuyt.

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Hope not and i doubt it.

Think people are  reading into it too much, hes simply playing a very talented young player ahead of him, would be very surprised if he doesnt play against everton.

It's frustrating not seeing him start every game, but I think that's down to kenny wanting to prove people wrong about henderson and carroll. Last season suarez and kuyt worked wonders, such a great partnership

I would definitely take 13 million for him though im not sure that story will be true, but I would use him on the right wing just as he has done while he has been here, and in fairness he has been one of our best players over the last couple of seasons. I want to see him play!

But then that jumps to the question AL would dirk be willing to be a bit part and cover at his age? I'm sure he will want to play at this point of his career

Kuyt has proved to be one of Liverpool's most consistent performers since his £10 million arrival from Feyenoord in 2006, where his mixture of excellent work ethics and goalscoring nous has helped endear him to the Anfield faithful.

However, since Dalglish's summer reshuffle, in which the likes of Stuart Downing, Charlie Adam and Jordan Henderson were added to January buys Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez, Kuyt has found opportunities limited, and is worried about his situation with the European Championships approaching in the summer.

Kuyt is in line to play a key role in a strong Holland push, but with a lack of minutes at club level potentially harming his chances, Galatasaray are ready to offer regular playing time and significantly boost his £65,000-a-week wages.

That package would be attractive to the 31-year-old, but the sticking point is doing a deal with Liverpool, who would want a fee of around £15 million, for a player who only extended his contract last April.

Galatasaray would be willing to go up to the £10 million mark, and include further payments linked to their success in their Turkish Super Liga, which they current top ahead of Fenerbahce and Besiktas.

The key to any deal going through would be Liverpool's ability to find a suitable replacement, with Kuyt's fellow countryman Eljero Elia the only winger currently under consideration by Dalglish.

The Juventus flyer has struggled to adapt to life in Turin, and may be allowed to leave initially on loan, with a view to a permanent deal.

http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/football/886266-dirk-kuyt-to-be-offered-galatasaray-switch-to-save-his-euro-2012-chances?

If someone offered us £10m for Kuyt, I'd bite their hand off.

He's give us five good years TAP. He is a great professional and has high quality as well as an amazing work ethic. He's also been amazingly loyal. After being a whisker away from being man of the tournament at the last world cup he could of moved on for big bucks but chose not to. I admit he's not quite top drawer but the likes of Dirk don't come round very often. I would be sad to see him go but, I guess all good things come to an end and he deserves his last shot at an increased wage packet.