Rafa obviously sees something that is worth keeping until the likes of Barry, Silva, Carizola or Lennon become available. As a side point; If Keane was bought for around the 20 Million mark with all his experiences and Babel for around just over half of that then you can see why keane was let go. Babel was bought as another Plan B and that's what he is, a good Plan B; has potential, physical attirbutes but is inconsistent and I don't expect to see him playing on a regular basis. Liverpool's standards are just too high for most players and deservedly so. Until the Money men realise that Plan B's and buys against the manager's wishes aren't worth the 2- 5 million save against success the better.