oh no...  
please dun go

3 reasons why torres wont go to MU

1) they are MU
2) they are MU
3) they are MU

Gerrard and Torres left out of match against Napoli.  Ngog will probably lead the line out in front.

What worries me is our midfield although our defence has been leaking alot of goals.  A weak midfield inadvertently puts pressure on the defence.  If RH plays both Lucas and Poulsen tonight, then clearly he does not think like many of us do : that Lucas is just not good enough and that Poulsen needs more time to adjust.

I have a feeling that's gonna happen. He seems to prefer the draw mentality whenever he's playing away. 

Nt sure if some1 has shared these article but hope tis is true



Bring Pellegerini  , Rjikaard was juz sacked so I dun think it wil b a gud idea... NESV needs to sort of tings faster, get a new CEO n get Pellegerini!!!

IT HAS become the latest meaningless accolade that football clubs, their owners and fans, have become obsessed with laying claim to.

Liverpool's new owner, John 'Dubya' Henry II, has already done it when he described his acquisition as "a global football club". Indeed everyone who offers an opinion on Liverpool these days says the same thing, and then goes on to make very general comments on the vast potential for growing the club's revenues "globally".


What does this mean? Is it really the case that Liverpool is a "global" club in any meaningful commercial sense?

Having people who describe themselves as fans in far-flung places does not automatically mean greater revenues as they are not commercially active fans, but passive fans who have a kind of general affection for the club, but are either unable or unwilling to translate that into cash.

It is significant that many of these fans live in desperately poor places and are simply unable to pay a commercial rate for merchandise or access to pay-per-view TV.

I am a fan of the Mayo Gaelic Football team, because it is where my family come from, but I am not worth a penny to them as my support is entirely emotional and I don't attend their games or buy their merchandise or, in any other way support them in any measureable commercial sense. But I am still a fan.

It could be that Liverpool's "global" opportunity proves to be a mirage.

Whatever the immediate future holds for Liverpool, it is important that the club's fans understand that the ownership of their club is now in the hands of an American commodities speculator, who has made no rash promises of future investment and who will make all his decisions on a commercial basis.

This is the grim reality of modern football. What we think of as the club is a group of assets to be bought and sold and the fans will have to learn to put up with that and accommodate themselves to the new order. There is an alternative and it comes at a cheaper price, but I doubt that any of the fans clamouring for more millions to be spent on a new tranche of players would be very interested in its charms.

If genuine Liverpool fans can do anything to help to restore the prestige and success of their beloved club, it would be to show their new owners that they have bought something very special which enjoys a rare esteem in the hearts of millions of people, over which they have become temporary custodians.

That is perhaps a greater treasure than even NESV realise, and one which has a value which mere money can never buy.

Torres to replace Rooney?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...oop-Torres.html

i want to get liverpool standard chartered jersey n wear to mamak i dont care!
This is the time we get behind our team! They need our supork!

malam ni is it the game?