Strikers debate. With a Suarez vs Tores poll. :/

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:Why do you post a picture of you wearing a kit every time the discussion of a player comes up?

Sorry.. I don't understand the meaning of this post..

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:Why do you post a picture of you wearing a kit every time the discussion of a player comes up?

Sorry.. I don't understand the meaning of this post..

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:Why do you post a picture of you wearing a kit every time the discussion of a player comes up?

Sorry.. I don't understand the meaning of this post..

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

Sorry.. I don't understand the meaning of this post..

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:

EdinsonCavani wrote:

kyro7 wrote:Sorry.. I don't understand the meaning of this post..

Okay I can't be bothered with this crap, bye.

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:But i think the question was who was Liverpools greatest Goal scorer. And i agree Rush did have Dalglish but in two of they 7 season's Dalglish did not play many games in 85,85 season he played 29 games and the following season played 23 games and Rush Scored 73 goals in those two season's playing in like 113 games where kenny only played 52 games. And well the International part does not count on who was Liverpool fc,s Greatest goal scorer.

But Owen had a great record at International level and was Top class but his England teams did make it to major Finals and the Welsh teams Rush played for just failed to make it to one or two and he and that welsh team were just not quite good enough to make it to any.

Owen for England played 89 scored 40
Rush for Wales played 73 scored 28

In the seasons that Dalglish and Rush did play though, Rush had what you call a great player laying on the goals for him, not to mention all of the other good players Liverpool had in their team, players who took you to numerous European Titles. Owen on the other hand had the likes of Barmby and Murphy as the creative fulcrums behind him, and Fowler also competing with him for service, whereas Rush had no such competition. Despite the poor service he received, he still managed to lead Liverpool to a Treble! How many fucking goals do you think he would have scored with the likes of Dalglish laying them on a plate for him?

As for international level, going to tournaments makes it more difficult to have a good goalscoring record, as you're playing against better teams. Rush mainly played against shit teams at international level because he only played in qualifiers, Owen did it at World Cups and European Championships.

Owen and Dalglish would not have happened did you see the pitches Liverpool played on when Dalglish and Rush was playing, Owen would have pulled a Hamstring or got some other injury. Could you imagine if Liverpool back then had played on the pitches of today cause they likes to play the ball on the ground back then and well the pitches did not exactly suit there style of play a lot of times back then, and if they did i think Rushie would have scored more goals.



THE GREAT IAN.RUSH Liverpool's greatest Goal scorer and the first defender in the Team.

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:But i think the question was who was Liverpools greatest Goal scorer. And i agree Rush did have Dalglish but in two of they 7 season's Dalglish did not play many games in 85,85 season he played 29 games and the following season played 23 games and Rush Scored 73 goals in those two season's playing in like 113 games where kenny only played 52 games. And well the International part does not count on who was Liverpool fc,s Greatest goal scorer.

But Owen had a great record at International level and was Top class but his England teams did make it to major Finals and the Welsh teams Rush played for just failed to make it to one or two and he and that welsh team were just not quite good enough to make it to any.

Owen for England played 89 scored 40
Rush for Wales played 73 scored 28

In the seasons that Dalglish and Rush did play though, Rush had what you call a great player laying on the goals for him, not to mention all of the other good players Liverpool had in their team, players who took you to numerous European Titles. Owen on the other hand had the likes of Barmby and Murphy as the creative fulcrums behind him, and Fowler also competing with him for service, whereas Rush had no such competition. Despite the poor service he received, he still managed to lead Liverpool to a Treble! How many fucking goals do you think he would have scored with the likes of Dalglish laying them on a plate for him?

As for international level, going to tournaments makes it more difficult to have a good goalscoring record, as you're playing against better teams. Rush mainly played against shit teams at international level because he only played in qualifiers, Owen did it at World Cups and European Championships.

Owen and Dalglish would not have happened did you see the pitches Liverpool played on when Dalglish and Rush was playing, Owen would have pulled a Hamstring or got some other injury. Could you imagine if Liverpool back then had played on the pitches of today cause they likes to play the ball on the ground back then and well the pitches did not exactly suit there style of play a lot of times back then, and if they did i think Rushie would have scored more goals.



THE GREAT IAN.RUSH Liverpool's greatest Goal scorer and the first defender in the Team.

kyro7 wrote:Why do you post a picture of you wearing a kit every time the discussion of a player comes up?

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

The-Reporter wrote:Henry > all.

Dalglish > Henry

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

ResurrectionRooney wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:But i think the question was who was Liverpools greatest Goal scorer. And i agree Rush did have Dalglish but in two of they 7 season's Dalglish did not play many games in 85,85 season he played 29 games and the following season played 23 games and Rush Scored 73 goals in those two season's playing in like 113 games where kenny only played 52 games. And well the International part does not count on who was Liverpool fc,s Greatest goal scorer.

But Owen had a great record at International level and was Top class but his England teams did make it to major Finals and the Welsh teams Rush played for just failed to make it to one or two and he and that welsh team were just not quite good enough to make it to any.

Owen for England played 89 scored 40
Rush for Wales played 73 scored 28

In the seasons that Dalglish and Rush did play though, Rush had what you call a great player laying on the goals for him, not to mention all of the other good players Liverpool had in their team, players who took you to numerous European Titles. Owen on the other hand had the likes of Barmby and Murphy as the creative fulcrums behind him, and Fowler also competing with him for service, whereas Rush had no such competition. Despite the poor service he received, he still managed to lead Liverpool to a Treble! How many fucking goals do you think he would have scored with the likes of Dalglish laying them on a plate for him?

As for international level, going to tournaments makes it more difficult to have a good goalscoring record, as you're playing against better teams. Rush mainly played against shit teams at international level because he only played in qualifiers, Owen did it at World Cups and European Championships.

Owen and Dalglish would not have happened did you see the pitches Liverpool played on when Dalglish and Rush was playing, Owen would have pulled a Hamstring or got some other injury. Could you imagine if Liverpool back then had played on the pitches of today cause they likes to play the ball on the ground back then and well the pitches did not exactly suit there style of play a lot of times back then, and if they did i think Rushie would have scored more goals.



THE GREAT IAN.RUSH Liverpool's greatest Goal scorer and the first defender in the Team.

He played on the same pitches as everyone else did at the time, the best pitches available. His game would have been developed around playing on pitches like that.

THE AMAZING MICHAEL OWEN



Only Liverpool player ever to win the BALLON D'OR



And Liverpool's greatest ever player and goalscorer!

Fonseca wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

The-Reporter wrote:Henry > all.

Dalglish > Henry

u mad

Some people would say i am but why do you ask. What did Henry win and what did Dalglish win both were just amazing players.

ResurrectionRooney wrote:See what I mean, he's like fucking lightning, a predator. The reason he's not the greatest goalscorer in terms of statistics is because he had a shit midfield behind him. Look in that second video, it shows how amazing he is - winning the FA Cup all by himself, when he scored look at the donkeys who came up next to him, Heskey, McCallister, Berger, Fowler, it is a fucking miracle he scored all the goals he did with those people providing the bullets.

Still not the best.

Some people would say i am but why do you ask. What did Henry win and what did Dalglish win both were just amazing players.

Er...what did Henry win?

FIFA World Cup
FIFA Club World Cup
FIFA Confederations Cup
UEFA Champions League
UEFA European Championship
Ligue Un
FA Premier League
Liga BBVA
FA Challenge Cup
FA Community/Charity Shield
European Golden Boot

Most of those on multiple occasions.

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

Fonseca wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

The-Reporter wrote:Henry > all.

Dalglish > Henry

u mad

Some people would say i am but why do you ask. What did Henry win and what did Dalglish win both were just amazing players.


Dalglish voted Britain's best ever hit-man



Four Four Two has voted Kenny Dalglish British football's best ever striker.


The former Celtic and Liverpool hero Dalglish was named as the greatest overall.
King Kenny scored a remarkable 230 goals in 559 league games for his two club sides and holds the joint record of 30 goals for Scotland.
The players were rated on various categories including goals return, big-game temperament, honours, team-work and wow factor.

The top 10 is:
1 Kenny Dalglish
2 Eric Cantona
3 Thierry Henry
4 Jimmy Greaves
5 John Charles
6 Stan Mortensen
7 Ian Rush
8 Wayne Rooney
9 Denis Law
10 Henrik Larsson.



KING KENNY

ResurrectionRooney wrote:Saying Hahaha! I knew you were going to reply isn't much of an answer.

Fonseca wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

Fonseca wrote:

Liverpool fc 4 ever wrote:

The-Reporter wrote:Henry > all.

Dalglish > Henry

u mad

Some people would say i am but why do you ask. What did Henry win and what did Dalglish win both were just amazing players.


Dalglish voted Britain's best ever hit-man



Four Four Two has voted Kenny Dalglish British football's best ever striker.


The former Celtic and Liverpool hero Dalglish was named as the greatest overall.
King Kenny scored a remarkable 230 goals in 559 league games for his two club sides and holds the joint record of 30 goals for Scotland.
The players were rated on various categories including goals return, big-game temperament, honours, team-work and wow factor.

The top 10 is:
1 Kenny Dalglish
2 Eric Cantona
3 Thierry Henry
4 Jimmy Greaves
5 John Charles
6 Stan Mortensen
7 Ian Rush
8 Wayne Rooney
9 Denis Law
10 Henrik Larsson.



KING KENNY

Oh you're being serious...

I don't care what some magazine wrote, especially considering that Cantona is above Henry
Henry won a lot of things, but I suppose the trophy cabinet must be brought into the equation when you're not judging individual ability.
Henry had a ratio of 1 goal per game as a striker or something
Henry is frances top scorer

Just off the top of my head, you need to calm it a bit

Dan wrote:Henry better than Dalglish?.

Dan wrote:Henry better than Dalglish?.

Dan wrote:Henry better than Dalglish?.

kyro7 wrote:

Dan wrote:Henry better than Dalglish?.

Why is it a laughing matter?

SBSP wrote:Remember the thread Henry v Pele?

Dan wrote:

kyro7 wrote:

Dan wrote:Henry better than Dalglish?.

Why is it a laughing matter?

Was a reply to whoever said 'u mad' when it was first brought up.



Still, Henry was one of the greatest players of his generation, Dalglish was one of the best players ever.