thats the biggest positive from Damien appointment!...plus these two guys have different opinion bout buying players..Damien more into young talented players..whereas Roy more into experience players that will play straight into 1st team..hopefully this is a sign Roy gonna be kick out from LFC

like poulsen u mean??

welcome back to Anfield Dossena!!..those two goals against real & m.u will remains in my memory forever!

carra best game in years!

This post has been edited by leftist: Nov 8 2010, 07:52 AM

for 7m no thanks!!!...we got lucas already!

when we not create chances what uncle Roy do??..bring on poulsen & inexperience Eccleston!

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Added on November 11, 2010, 6:09 amI'm still saying Roy is utter clueless manager!!...i bet he's happy we get a draw at wigan!

This post has been edited by leftist: Nov 11 2010, 06:09 AM

have to give credit to Martin Kelly...he's brilliant..Martinez might be thinking that Victor Moses can run rugged at Kelly..well how wrong he was!!...Moses in his pocket all the time..give me Kelly over Johnson!

juz what i tot..he's happy we got a draw...at least he's not saying its our best away performance!

yup...yesterday game got damien comolli at the stadium...i'm sure he saw whats wrong with our squad and reported back to JH..ur time will come Roy

still remember Roy ask fans to judge him after 10 games..now its 13 games..sorry..ur times up Roy!..pack ur bags!!

good for him!...any player under RH will turn to crap..i juz cant see who really improved since he became liv manager...raul??..nope...torres??..hell no!...poulsen??..nope!..koncrapsky??..big NO!

our up & coming hi profile youngster...refer my avatar

we are the botak team!

if our manager is smart..he'll ask our defender to defend high up the pitch...pressuring opponents midfielder...do an offside trap to counter spurs fast attacking players..but in reality our defenders defend toooooo deep..and whenever they got the ball,they'll hoof it up to our striker...i dont blamed if someone felt they were watching badminton instead of football

Spanish whizkid Suso signs first pro contract with Liverpool after turning 17
By Sportsmail Reporter
Last updated at 12:42 PM on 22nd November 2010
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Spanish teenager Suso has signed his first professional contract to keep him at Liverpool until 2013.

Saso, full name is Jesus Joaquin Fernandez Saenz De La Torre, plays upfront but can also play in midfield and put pen to paper for Roy Hodgson's side after turning 17 on Friday.
He has been playing for Liverpool's reserves and scored a 25-yard screamer against Newcastle reserves.

Suso played in Liverpool's pre-season friendly against Borussia Monchengladbach and the second half of Jamie Carragher’s testimonial at Anfield.


Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...l#ixzz161BpNpsc

joachim loew???...i know its only in fantasy,but if ever he's come in plz bring along marko marin...he looks the real deal!

Thats what we should be doing..but knowing RH tactic in away matches..70% ball possession will be spurs...also 15 shot on target for spurs & 5 shot on target for us..if we can avoid defeat,its becoz pepe brilliance or spurs striker having a bad day!

LIVERPOOL, England: Nearly a quarter of Liverpool's fans come from Asia. Thus, it is no surprise that its main sponsor, Standard Chartered Bank, is bringing the club back for yet another Asian tour.

StanChart said this will help bring the English premier league club closer to its legion of fans in the region.

"The viewing of the English Premier League around the world are so huge, and they are all in the markets in which we want to be in, that it's really not too difficult to work out, that provided Liverpool are in the Premier League, they're going to get a lot of exposure," said Gavin Laws, StanChart's Group Head of Corporate Affairs.

StanChart has not named any cities yet but Singapore and Hong Kong are seen as likely candidates, given that the two cities are important markets for StanChart.

Other possibilities include cities in China, South Korea and Japan as StanChart tries to build its presence in these markets.

The last time Liverpool visited Asia was in July last year, when the team played friendly matches against the national teams of Thailand and Singapore.

Liverpool have had a disappointing start to the season and according to manager Roy Hodgson, it may take a while to turnaround.

The Reds have been struggling to pull away from the bottom half of the table but gave themselves some breathing space with a 3-0 victory over West Ham last weekend despite the absence of injured captain, Steven Gerrard.

This was their fifth win in seven matches and it is helping Liverpool edge away from the relegation zone. Liverpool currently stands at ninth spot in the English Premier League.

"I think that in the final third, you'll see a trend emerging. It will be pretty obvious that these are going to be the top four, and these are going to be the bottom three...but I don't think we're going to see that until as many as maybe 25 or even 30 matches have been played," said manager Roy Hodgson.

Meanwhile, midfielder Joe Cole is being lined up to play at this Sunday's clash against Tottenham.

"I want to get over the injury and get back playing. I'm desperate to help the team to do well," said the former Chelsea player.

A hamstring injury had put Cole out of action for a month and Liverpool hopes that this will mark the start of the climb back to the top.

-CNA/ac


as expected...they left out m'sia!!

he is..very skilful..if comolli can offer a decent bid i think bremen cant stop him from going




we should look to hazard & lukaku too..buy em when still young!

Liverpool new-boy Fernandez Suso says he's delighted to have signed his first professional contract and claims he turned down good offers from Barcelona and Real Madrid in favour of the Reds.

"I feel very happy," the 17-year-old Liverpoolfc.tv. "I want to be here a lot of years. I want to go on and play for Liverpool's first team, playing in every game.

"But if I want to have that I have to work harder and do my very best every day, in every training session."
"I had good offers from them (Barcelona and Real Madrid )," he said.

"I was going to sign for Real Madrid but one day before it the phone rang and Rafael Benitez spoke to me. He convinced me that Liverpool was the club for me and after that I had to change my plans. I was going to come to Liverpool.

"I have always liked the Premier League more than La Liga and I decided that it would be better for me to come here - even with the English weather!

"I remember watching the final of the Champions League in 2005 when Liverpool beat AC Milan. It was an amazing final and after that I really liked the idea of playing for this team."




he's a legend already!