QUOTE(kabuto rider kick @ Aug 25 2010, 10:25 PM)
why u guys sounds like its gonna be a bad season again this year,it just only 2 frickin EPL games played

and it was against big teams,and arsenal just got lucky against our 10 men team,i believe if we win the other 2 games this week we r back on track,cuz we have a good team this season

exactly 1 season ago with all the
constraints that was levelled on rafa, we started the season quite badly.
DEJA VU.
many of us have seen the signs. True LFC fan have seen year in year out. to dismiss IT's only 2 games & nothing concrete evidence that the season wont turn out like last year is pure nonsense.
We dont have the caliber of squad like Man Utd, they fugg up their early games (losses) but recovered the season with strong finishes ie champions or runners up.
if LFc dont check the gap or measure against the strengths of such clubs, we are double
F*****.
big capital double
F. as mentioned the next games against low clubs (expected to win) won't disguise the fact we are using only a tried excuse of relying on gerrard & torres. We have no aces, no joker to succeed the long season.
take away monster march, I see us finishing the lower half of the table. thats very, very, very sad for all the club stands for.
Added on August 26, 2010, 1:04 pmQUOTE(normeck @ Aug 26 2010, 10:59 AM)
Mourinho insists: I could never manage LiverpoolJose Mourinho says he would gladly take over the managerial reins at Manchester United, Arsenal or even Chelsea - but he would never become coach of Liverpool.
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Mourinho and ex-Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez never saw eye-to-eye
Mourinho, currently preparing for his first season as Real Madrid boss, says he harbours thoughts of a return to the Premier League but could never take the top job at Anfield.
While he was at former club Chelsea, Mourinho had a fractious relationship with then Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez, and he incensed their fans with a gesture during the Carling Cup final in 2005.
He told the Daily Mail: "Manchester United would be a great challenge for me. But Liverpool is not the club for me. I know why, but I cannot tell you. Tottenham, Everton... Arsenal maybe. These are all fine clubs with very good managers.
"You can dream of what happens in one, two, three or four years. Who knows? I cannot say, but I think you have an idea of what I think about. I had a dream about being the manager of Real Madrid. It has come true. For me that is incredible."
Although Mourinho insists his immediate priority is wresting the Spanish title from rivals Barcelona, he has again spoken of his desire to return to England one day.
He added: "My ambition is success and I wanted to manage Real Madrid. I have no plans to leave. I have only just arrived. There is much work to be done. I do not know how long it will take. But I give my commitment to Real Madrid and we will see. Nothing is forever.
"But I have to commit. I can't say Real Madrid one season, Manchester United, Liverpool the next, Barcelona after that. But I like England very much. I have many good friends there."
Mourinho refused to rule out the possibility of returning to former club Chelsea - the club that sacked him in September 2007 - where he won their first league title in 50 years.
He said: "Many of the Chelsea players are still good friends of mine and I always watch for their results and progress. They are doing well. Ancelotti is a fine coach and that is good for the club because they are a great club with many, many nice people."
"I am careful what I say and what I think. For me it might be impossible. I don't know. I am not saying I would not like to. Who knows? Football is strange and beautiful at the same time."
sos : soccernet

funnily, in some news reports where Mourinho was qouted, "LFc is getting worse, worse, worse".
Mourinho was refering to the transfer situation AT Liverpool. (sell, sell then only buy)
Mischievously others picked it up & said it was aimed at rafa (methods). pleaze. Agree on last season's poor standings BUT 4 years with rafa did we get worse??, I remember all kind of records LFc achieved. no need to list them here, its all on record.
the only way RH can do
NO worse then rafa on his FIRST season is miss top 4 & WIN Europa Cup in the same season.
not too hard right??? (rafa did 5th & cemented a memorable miracle at istanbul)
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But Liverpool is not the club for me. I know why, but I cannot tell you - Mourinho
Mourinho refuse to state the record straight is because by condemning the transfer policy at LFC publicly means on a record he agrees with rafa.
AND trust me they day LFc have owners who will BACK the manager with funds, Mourinho WILL wholeheartedly agree then LFc IS worth managing.This post has been edited by koolspyda: Aug 26 2010, 01:36 PM