Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson accuses Liverpool star Fernando Torres of 'cheating'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...l#ixzz1039SnZBA

Yea, right... Remember that made-of- taufu Portuguese that fall at every opportunity and make a big fuss out of it...Who's the cheat?

taufu in solid packaging still very stiff bro lol
i think the portugese had been to ballet class of late...

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson accuses Liverpool star Fernando Torres of 'cheating'

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...l#ixzz1039SnZBA

Yea, right... Remember that made-of- taufu Portuguese that fall at every opportunity and make a big fuss out of it...Who's the cheat?

We'll never walk along but others are all walking ahead!

Cole wants title for Stevie
Reds midfielder feels skipper deserves to win Premier League
By Mike Barton

Joe Cole has admitted that Liverpool team-mate Steven Gerrard deserves to win a Premier League medal and will strive to make the dream a reality.

The new Reds midfielder arrived at Anfield from Chelsea with a glittering collection of honours, including three title medals, something Gerrard has never won.

The England and Liverpool skipper does have a Champions League medal to his name however, which Cole did not manage to achieve with the Blues.

Gerrard has often stated his burning desire to win the title, which would complete the set for a player who has won every other major honour English football has to offer, and Cole is desperate to help get him what he wants.

"He's a tremendous player. I've known Steven since I was 17 or 18 and I obviously trained and played with him for England for 10 years so I know what he's all about," he said

"But when you see him in a Liverpool shirt he's even better. A player like him deserves to win the championship.
Fantastic player

"I know that's what he wants over the next four to five years at the club.

"He's a fantastic player and if he plays well the team plays well and it's up to me now to assist him and try to help the club move on."

Cole has endured a difficult start to his career at Anfield, but is likely to return to the starting line-up to face Manchester United at Old Trafford on Sunday after serving a three-game ban.

Liverpool have not been in inspired form under new boss Roy Hodgson so far, but the 28-year-old insisted the team would come good once settled.

"All the lads here have got belief in what the manager wants us to do and the new signings have looked good," he added.

"It's a rebuild for us but we're doing all right, and we just need to keep improving slowly and gradually."

Hm, I wouldn't rant about how RH positioned the team yesterday.

Started 4-2-3-1. Conceded 2 goals, no change, but there's still time. Luck was on our side for that few minutes and we converted both dead ball.

At 2-2, RH not only maintained the formation, removed lesser productive Maxi with Ngog and from there we were 4-4-2. He was definitely going for a win. Next, he replaced Meireles with Jovanovich which I believe was because of Jova's pace and strength to hit on the counter.

Anyone disagree with me he was going for the win? Very unfortunate, Berbatov converted another chance.

On another note, a change of manager means new players. Yesterday we had 4 new players(Cole, Meireles, Konchesky & Poulsen) on starting line-up. We've gone lesser than 10 competitive games if I'm not mistaken. Without Kuyt, I think we would need a little more time to gel and play as a unit. How much time? No one can tell.

We had the fighting spirit yesterday. We didn't just die. We attacked and gained the penalty and freekick. My opinion, defence was very unusual but we tried to fought back and got that 2 goals.

Good having you there buddy. As much as you think it's the organisers that make an event a success, the fans play a more important role. It's like I said last night, it's only half time. They still have to come to Anfield. I'm not sure if it's a good or bad thing but we're a different proposition at home.

I've got a sore jaw man. When we scored our 2nd, some over exhuberant bloke grabbed my face with his arm and darn well nearly dislocated my jaw
You're like an energizer bunny dude Keep your enthusiasm but it's like I said lah, we need to be realistic as well. Your prediction of a win over the mancs didn't come true unfortunately. In fact, we are getting worse. I don't remember playing this bad at Old Toilet is a long time. The only time Van Der Sar had anything to do was when he picked the ball from the back of the net. We only scored because the mancs gave away some silly fouls. Having said that, I don't know how O'Shea managed to stay on the pitch. Some 4 seasons ago, Hyypia was sent off in the 4th minute for a similar offence, and this was out wide. O'Shea's foul was clear and it was in a central, more threatening position. That aside, we offered nothing as an attacking force and I can now understand why Hodgson's Fulham were abysmal away.

In one of my moans last week, I brought up the issue of how fragile we look in the air and Berbatov exposed it like a sore thumb last night. It was as though our players were 5' nothing. Torres was too busy humping Berbatov and Carragher had lead in his boots.

Here's another moan. Maxi was invisible last night. Also, I think we should have brought on Babel when play opened up late in the game.

Que Sera Sera.

and cole,though he is nonexistent yesterday

and gerard

and pepe

It was AFTER NGOG that Liverpool leveled.
We scored with a formation of 4-4-2.

Hyppia's foul on Ruud was central and in the box Duke, it resulted in a peno. And it was not 4 seasons ago, it was 2003.

The only defense I can think of on why O'Shea wasn't sent off because it was probably not a clear goalscoring opportunity seeing that VDS would have gotten there first anyways??