Jonjo Shelvey does the unthinkable

And speaks to The Sun.

Liverpool fans, what are your thoughts on this? Should he play infront of the famous Kop ever again, or should he be hounded out of the club in a similar fashion to Itandje?


http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3595725/Jonjo-Shelvey-Liverpool-are-aiming-higher-next-season.html

LIVERPOOL midfielder Jonjo Shelvey believes a poor end to the season will not ruin the club's hopes for glory.
Back-to-back defeats ended their chances of securing a Europa League spot — the first time they have not qualified for Europe since 1999.

But Shelvey, whose involvement increased once Kenny Dalglish took over from Roy Hodgson in January, insists there are plenty of reasons why they should be looking forward to the new season.

Shelvey said: "I believe next season will be a big one for Liverpool.

"I think with the way we were ending the season, apart from our last two games, the fans have got to be very optimistic about the future.

"There is always big expectation about Liverpool but we have got Dalglish in charge and I'm confident about next season.

"There is a buzz about the club under Kenny and it shows in every game we play.

"It's just immense for me to be working with someone like him.

He added: "We are disappointed we didn't qualify because playing in Europe is a great experience for the young players and it's also a great chance to prove yourself to the manager.

"I got the chance to play in the Europa League this season and I enjoyed it.

"I heard some supporters say they'd much rather we weren't in it because they want us to concentrate on the league and I can see where they are coming from, but as a player you just want to play as many games as you can."

He's crap anyway.

Errr what?

Shut up Forest.

The quotes are from the Liverpool Echo, months ago.

Crucify him!

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-fc/liverpool-fc-news/2011/05/24/jonjo-shelvey-says-liverpool-fc-should-be-optimistic-despite-successive-losses-to-end-season-100252-28750408/

Jamie wrote:Errr what?

And speaks to The Sun.

Liverpool fans, what are your thoughts on this? Should he play infront of the famous Kop ever again, or should he be hounded out of the club in a similar fashion to Itandje?


http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3595725/Jonjo-Shelvey-Liverpool-are-aiming-higher-next-season.html


LIVERPOOL midfielder Jonjo Shelvey believes a poor end to the season will not ruin the club's hopes for glory.
Back-to-back defeats ended their chances of securing a Europa League spot — the first time they have not qualified for Europe since 1999.

But Shelvey, whose involvement increased once Kenny Dalglish took over from Roy Hodgson in January, insists there are plenty of reasons why they should be looking forward to the new season.

Shelvey said: "I believe next season will be a big one for Liverpool.

"I think with the way we were ending the season, apart from our last two games, the fans have got to be very optimistic about the future.

"There is always big expectation about Liverpool but we have got Dalglish in charge and I'm confident about next season.

"There is a buzz about the club under Kenny and it shows in every game we play.

"It's just immense for me to be working with someone like him.

He added: "We are disappointed we didn't qualify because playing in Europe is a great experience for the young players and it's also a great chance to prove yourself to the manager.

"I got the chance to play in the Europa League this season and I enjoyed it.

"I heard some supporters say they'd much rather we weren't in it because they want us to concentrate on the league and I can see where they are coming from, but as a player you just want to play as many games as you can."

Forest wrote:

Jamie wrote:Errr what?

And speaks to The Sun.

Liverpool fans, what are your thoughts on this? Should he play infront of the famous Kop ever again, or should he be hounded out of the club in a similar fashion to Itandje?


http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3595725/Jonjo-Shelvey-Liverpool-are-aiming-higher-next-season.html


LIVERPOOL midfielder Jonjo Shelvey believes a poor end to the season will not ruin the club's hopes for glory.
Back-to-back defeats ended their chances of securing a Europa League spot — the first time they have not qualified for Europe since 1999.

But Shelvey, whose involvement increased once Kenny Dalglish took over from Roy Hodgson in January, insists there are plenty of reasons why they should be looking forward to the new season.

Shelvey said: "I believe next season will be a big one for Liverpool.

"I think with the way we were ending the season, apart from our last two games, the fans have got to be very optimistic about the future.

"There is always big expectation about Liverpool but we have got Dalglish in charge and I'm confident about next season.

"There is a buzz about the club under Kenny and it shows in every game we play.

"It's just immense for me to be working with someone like him.

He added: "We are disappointed we didn't qualify because playing in Europe is a great experience for the young players and it's also a great chance to prove yourself to the manager.

"I got the chance to play in the Europa League this season and I enjoyed it.

"I heard some supporters say they'd much rather we weren't in it because they want us to concentrate on the league and I can see where they are coming from, but as a player you just want to play as many games as you can."

Err what?

Jamie wrote:

Forest wrote:

Jamie wrote:Errr what?

And speaks to The Sun.

Liverpool fans, what are your thoughts on this? Should he play infront of the famous Kop ever again, or should he be hounded out of the club in a similar fashion to Itandje?


http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3595725/Jonjo-Shelvey-Liverpool-are-aiming-higher-next-season.html


LIVERPOOL midfielder Jonjo Shelvey believes a poor end to the season will not ruin the club's hopes for glory.
Back-to-back defeats ended their chances of securing a Europa League spot — the first time they have not qualified for Europe since 1999.

But Shelvey, whose involvement increased once Kenny Dalglish took over from Roy Hodgson in January, insists there are plenty of reasons why they should be looking forward to the new season.

Shelvey said: "I believe next season will be a big one for Liverpool.

"I think with the way we were ending the season, apart from our last two games, the fans have got to be very optimistic about the future.

"There is always big expectation about Liverpool but we have got Dalglish in charge and I'm confident about next season.

"There is a buzz about the club under Kenny and it shows in every game we play.

"It's just immense for me to be working with someone like him.

He added: "We are disappointed we didn't qualify because playing in Europe is a great experience for the young players and it's also a great chance to prove yourself to the manager.

"I got the chance to play in the Europa League this season and I enjoyed it.

"I heard some supporters say they'd much rather we weren't in it because they want us to concentrate on the league and I can see where they are coming from, but as a player you just want to play as many games as you can."

Err what?

And speaks to The Sun.

Liverpool fans, what are your thoughts on this? Should he play infront of the famous Kop ever again, or should he be hounded out of the club in a similar fashion to Itandje?


http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/sport/football/3595725/Jonjo-Shelvey-Liverpool-are-aiming-higher-next-season.html


LIVERPOOL midfielder Jonjo Shelvey believes a poor end to the season will not ruin the club's hopes for glory.
Back-to-back defeats ended their chances of securing a Europa League spot — the first time they have not qualified for Europe since 1999.

But Shelvey, whose involvement increased once Kenny Dalglish took over from Roy Hodgson in January, insists there are plenty of reasons why they should be looking forward to the new season.

Shelvey said: "I believe next season will be a big one for Liverpool.

"I think with the way we were ending the season, apart from our last two games, the fans have got to be very optimistic about the future.

"There is always big expectation about Liverpool but we have got Dalglish in charge and I'm confident about next season.

"There is a buzz about the club under Kenny and it shows in every game we play.

"It's just immense for me to be working with someone like him.

He added: "We are disappointed we didn't qualify because playing in Europe is a great experience for the young players and it's also a great chance to prove yourself to the manager.

"I got the chance to play in the Europa League this season and I enjoyed it.

"I heard some supporters say they'd much rather we weren't in it because they want us to concentrate on the league and I can see where they are coming from, but as a player you just want to play as many games as you can."

Fuck off Forest.

Trying to emulate an elite member such as Filippo Inzaghi isn't all that it's cracked up to be, you just get told to fuck off


Lock this here mods.

SBSP wrote:He's crap anyway.

Stfu scum

When I saw the title I thought you were going to make a joke about having a hair transplant

Jay wrote:When I saw the title I thought you were going to make a joke about having a hair transplant

I thought it was about the time he posted his cock on twitter..