Benitez’s patience running out

Paul Walker

Benitez’s patience running out
Tue, 11 Jan, 2005 - 00:00

The Liverpool boss is losing patience with Madrid over the protracted Morientes deal, with what is now believed to be a near 8.6 million bid on the table.

Benitez believes he will still get his man, but insists that if he does not get an answer in the next couple of days he will look elsewhere for a new striker.

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