Liverpool FC Official Thread

El_indian wrote:Wherre have you been mf. Will you be attending the next NZ playmaker meetup?

Glen, will you be there?

I only attend the US meetups because I live there for 6 months every year. Me, Tino, Dena, Scuba Steve, Trig-good times.

Cissokho medical on monday then.

Eternal Witcher wrote:Cissokho medical on monday then.

Kenneth Dalglish: "That is not the Liverpool way."

Rodgers should drive him there, pure class it would be.

Maybe if he was Northern Irish.

Toure, Cissokho, the emergence of Wisdom-we have really become quite progressive as a club.

He's here.

We took 26 shots against a rough, tough, defensive Stoke. 10 on target.

Chelsea only managed 22 shots with just 5 on target against arguably the worst team in the League.



It's clear we're going to win the League.

How many games does Suarez have left on his ban?

5. I heard he's likely to be back for the CC 3rd round if we beat Nottingham County.

brb beating team we never beat with wonderful incisive football
brb henderson was playing
brb adding willian
brb LS7 was suspended
brb

A Mignolet, a Mignolet, a Mignolet, a Mignolet and King Kolo have made mighty Garth Crook's team of the week.

I don't even think Toure got in just because Crooks is a racist, he got in on his own merit. Lovely stuff.

Paulinho was pretty average.

Evra as well.

Thoughts on Sturridge's celebration this weekend? His Balotelli-esque non-reaction/cocky arms in the air "look at me" pose.

I would have preferred it if he showed his genuine excitement and ran towards the crowd or something.

Henderson's perfected it.

brb putting welbeck in team
brb takes up most of reasoning talking about how good Rooney is
brb doesn't include Rooney
brb

Crooks wrote:It was, without doubt, the most exquisite of finishes by Danny Welbeck but the killer pass was provided by Rooney. The out-of-favour striker had only been on the pitch for 15 minutes and produced two killer blows. Don't tell me that Manchester United can afford to let Rooney join Chelsea. If they do, United might as well give Rooney the Premier League trophy to take with him, because that's where it will be heading.

Richard Buxton ‏@Richard_Buxton_ 1m
#LFC still in the driving seat for Willian despite #Spurs' late interest. Wages unlikely to be an obstacle to bring the playmaker to Anfield

Cunts keep repeating the same shit.

Bet it turns into another Mkhitaryan/Costa.

Keyser Söze wrote:brb putting welbeck in team
brb takes up most of reasoning talking about how good Rooney is
brb doesn't include Rooney
brb

Crooks wrote:It was, without doubt, the most exquisite of finishes by Danny Welbeck but the killer pass was provided by Rooney. The out-of-favour striker had only been on the pitch for 15 minutes and produced two killer blows. Don't tell me that Manchester United can afford to let Rooney join Chelsea. If they do, United might as well give Rooney the Premier League trophy to take with him, because that's where it will be heading.

 

What he really wanted to say:

Crooks wrote:It was, without doubt, the most exquisite of finishes by Danny Welbeck but the killer pass was provided by Rooney, a white man. The out-of-favour striker had only been on the pitch for 15 minutes and produced two killer blows. Don't tell me that Manchester United can afford to let Rooney join Chelsea. If they do, United might as well give Rooney the Premier League trophy to take with him, because that's where it will be heading.

That black rage  

Maybe now we can get Damiao,Willian's average anyway. Never really bought into that kind of music.

I completely agree

We'll see if Will.i.an is in it for the dollars or the love of a fanbase in the coming days.  He can sit on the bench behind the likes of Lennon and Sigurdsson next season or he can feel the warmth of the Kop every other week.

Nobody joins Spurs for the money, they have a pretty strict wage structure. They join so they can have the enjoyment of finishing one place below Arsenal on the last day of the season   

Glen seemed quite keen on holding onto Mignolet forever.

Keyser, Crooks also waxed lyrical about Rooney in his explanation for picking van Persie.

"Mr Moyes should take note, however, as Van Persie's second goal was beautifully crafted by Wayne Rooney. I suggest he thinks long and hard before making any further pronouncements about Rooney being "second choice" to anyone."

He also had to mention Rooney in Evra's paragraph as well.

"Evra has started 143 games for Manchester United in the Premier League since the start of 2009-10. Only Wayne Rooney (111) and Michael Carrick (107) have also started more than 100."

Moriarty wrote:

Glen seemed quite keen on holding onto Mignolet forever.

I was quite shocked by this during the game, and would hate to see my team ever do this. Yes, it was a huge save at the most defining moment of the match. But the game was still going on, and the first reaction really should have been to find someone to mark on the corner. At a minimum, I would have expected Gerrard to get everybody in line, but it was nice to see Mignolet take charge of the situation.

It's probably down to the sheer disbelief of the moment. It would have been so typical for us to have let our lead slip in the last 2 minutes and for the last couple of years, we've gotten used to Reina conceding pretty much every penalty we've faced. Not just that, but we hadn't actually saved a penalty at Anfield in the League since 1999 or something crazy like that, so it was doubly huge.

Also, the players saw that the ball went out for a corner and saw that Stoke weren't in a rush to take it, i.e, none of the Stoke players went bombing it down to the corner flag to take the corner and most of the other players had their head in their hands, due to missing the penalty. This is shown by the fact that even after all that celebrating, there was still time to organise the defense in preparation for the corner, which we cleared with ease.

Besides, when have you ever seen a goal conceded due to celebrations after a saved penalty?

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/opinion/blogs/mirror-football-blog/Willian-interview-Shakhtar-Donetsk-star-on-his-transfer-links-with-Chelsea-and-Liverpool-and-why-he-s-not-scared-of-facing-Barcelona-in-the-Champions-League-article720309.html

He wants us, man.