Liverpool FC Official Thread

Cadbury wrote:

Jamie wrote:

Jord wrote:

Scott wrote:

Dean wrote:Our most promising youth players are our own. Don't want to turn this into a British v Foreign debate but the Foreign lads just don't seem to make it, for one reason or another. I bet the likes of Suso, Adjoran will just go the same way as Insua and Pacheco, I hope not, but it seems to be the case.

Flanagan, Robinson and Sterling will be the 3 that make it. All English, 2 of them Scousers.

Suso is too good to take that direction imo.

So was Dani.

So was Nemeth, Lindfield, Mellor...

Predicting how well youth players will do is a disaster, everyone looks like idiots when you look back and see how shit players are seen as the future of the club.

Mellor's lovely cushioned header

Lucas wrote:I'm fit. I didn't have a full holiday and was training with the national team, so it won't be a problem for me to be available for Saturday," the 24-year-old told Liverpoolfc.tv at Melwood.

"I am really excited to be back and really looking forward to the new season. We're in a good mood at the moment and hopefully we'll start well on Saturday."

Christian Poulsen hopes to form a partnership with Charlie Adam at the heart of Liverpool's midfield.

The pair will come face-to-face on Wednesday evening as Scotland host Denmark at Hampden Park in a friendly game.

Adam and Danny Wilson make up the Liverpool contingent in the Scotland squad, while Daniel Agger and Poulsen will line up for the Danes.

However, with the start of the Premier League season just days away, the former Sevilla idfielder has one eye on the new campaign.

An injury to Steven Gerrard has created a vacancy at the heart of the team, while Luis Suarez's exploits for Uruguay this summer means his start to the season may be delayed.

Rather than lamenting the loss of their two marquee players, the Dane is confident he and Adam can assuage their absence.

"Charlie was a key player for Blackpool and I think he will be a good player for Liverpool as well," Poulsen told the Daily Record.

"He's a good passer and can find the attacking players. We have a good dressing room at Anfield and he has fitted straight in as we have a lot of Scots at the club.

"Of course, the pressure is different at Liverpool compared to Blackpool but he has the qualities and we've seen in training that he's a good, strong player.

"Our captain is injured for the early part of the season so I'm not sure if Charlie or Luis Suarez will take our free-kicks but his left foot is a strong weapon for us.

"He's a really strong player and it's extra competition for myself but that's the same at every big club in the Premiership."

He added: "Of course, I hope I get a few opportunities myself. Charlie and I can play together. Why not? It doesn't have to be one or the other.

"Myself and Daniel Agger will drive up for the game but the journey back will be interesting because Charlie and Danny are coming with us!"

Mr Leiva wrote:

Christian Poulsen hopes to form a partnership with Charlie Adam at the heart of Liverpool's midfield.

The pair will come face-to-face on Wednesday evening as Scotland host Denmark at Hampden Park in a friendly game.

Adam and Danny Wilson make up the Liverpool contingent in the Scotland squad, while Daniel Agger and Poulsen will line up for the Danes.

However, with the start of the Premier League season just days away, the former Sevilla idfielder has one eye on the new campaign.

An injury to Steven Gerrard has created a vacancy at the heart of the team, while Luis Suarez's exploits for Uruguay this summer means his start to the season may be delayed.

Rather than lamenting the loss of their two marquee players, the Dane is confident he and Adam can assuage their absence.

"Charlie was a key player for Blackpool and I think he will be a good player for Liverpool as well," Poulsen told the Daily Record.

"He's a good passer and can find the attacking players. We have a good dressing room at Anfield and he has fitted straight in as we have a lot of Scots at the club.

"Of course, the pressure is different at Liverpool compared to Blackpool but he has the qualities and we've seen in training that he's a good, strong player.

"Our captain is injured for the early part of the season so I'm not sure if Charlie or Luis Suarez will take our free-kicks but his left foot is a strong weapon for us.

"He's a really strong player and it's extra competition for myself but that's the same at every big club in the Premiership."

He added: "Of course, I hope I get a few opportunities myself. Charlie and I can play together. Why not? It doesn't have to be one or the other.

"Myself and Daniel Agger will drive up for the game but the journey back will be interesting because Charlie and Danny are coming with us!"

Meh, theses quotes suggest Poulsen is staying.

Jay wrote:

Lucas wrote:I'm fit. I didn't have a full holiday and was training with the national team, so it won't be a problem for me to be available for Saturday," the 24-year-old told Liverpoolfc.tv at Melwood.

"I am really excited to be back and really looking forward to the new season. We're in a good mood at the moment and hopefully we'll start well on Saturday."

Mr Leiva wrote:Liverpool ladies take better corners than the men.

Spoiler:

ZlatanFabregas wrote:

Mr Leiva wrote:Liverpool ladies take better corners than the men.

Arsenal ladies win more trophies than the men

ZlatanFabregas wrote:

Mr Leiva wrote:Liverpool ladies take better corners than the men.

Arsenal ladies win more trophies than the men

Jelavic9|RFC wrote:

ZlatanFabregas wrote:

Mr Leiva wrote:Liverpool ladies take better corners than the men.

Arsenal ladies win more trophies than the men

Cause you win none! trololololol

Cadbury wrote:Our First XI compared to the other 4's First XI. Where do we rank?
(Sorry if I got some teams wrong, I'm not arsed. Just a rough idea).

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Cadbury wrote:Our First XI compared to the other 4's First XI. Where do we rank?
(Sorry if I got some teams wrong, I'm not arsed. Just a rough idea).

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Cadbury wrote:Always seen Gervinho more of a CF. And Nasri played a bit wider than usuall on some occasions last season. Still, it's hard to call..

Cadbury wrote:Our First XI compared to the other 4's First XI. Where do we rank?
(Sorry if I got some teams wrong, I'm not arsed. Just a rough idea).

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SBSP wrote:

Cadbury wrote:Our First XI compared to the other 4's First XI. Where do we rank?
(Sorry if I got some teams wrong, I'm not arsed. Just a rough idea).

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I'd say it goes

United
Chelsea
City
Arsenal
Liverpool

BigAndy9 wrote:Adam And Agger are off

Injury free by the looks of things

Cam wrote:

SBSP wrote:

Cadbury wrote:Our First XI compared to the other 4's First XI. Where do we rank?
(Sorry if I got some teams wrong, I'm not arsed. Just a rough idea).

Spoiler:

I'd say it goes

United
Chelsea
City
Arsenal
Liverpool

Of course you would.

Dean wrote:Our most promising youth players are our own. Don't want to turn this into a British v Foreign debate but the Foreign lads just don't seem to make it, for one reason or another. I bet the likes of Suso, Adjoran will just go the same way as Insua and Pacheco, I hope not, but it seems to be the case.

Flanagan, Robinson and Sterling will be the 3 that make it. All English, 2 of them Scousers. That's my prediction.

NZG wrote:

Dean wrote:Our most promising youth players are our own. Don't want to turn this into a British v Foreign debate but the Foreign lads just don't seem to make it, for one reason or another. I bet the likes of Suso, Adjoran will just go the same way as Insua and Pacheco, I hope not, but it seems to be the case.

Flanagan, Robinson and Sterling will be the 3 that make it. All English, 2 of them Scousers. That's my prediction.

You can't say i don't want to start a British v Foreign debate but the british players will make it while the foreigners will fail.