banner apparently hung by liv supporters at inter v spurs game

glad im not watching it this morning..or else im gonna regretted for the rest of my life!

some fans refuse to watch liv match coz they juz sick of Roy..as for me coz i knew what Roy gonna setup when we played an away game...and that was to sit back deep defending and once in a while doing counter attack..and if really really lucky we gonna see a goal or two...one of the worse away game record since Fulham days definitely mean something





to be fair based on comments here & other site..our B team do gave a good performance..something thats we rarely see under Roy..definitely gonna see a replay on how Jonjo,kelly perform last nite

last year not everyone unite only the board unite and say `sack rafa'

we won it!!






still hasnt changed my thought bout Roy's though

not complaining bout our victory...but that blackburn goal used to be easily dealt with when our last defense push forward to make an offside trap..well times changed i guess!

since last year soto has become our new hyypia...imagine him & agger at CB..one who can score a cracker from 30 yards..another who will terrorise opposition defense when there is a corner!..but in reality we know Roy lovesssss Carra so much!...oh well there goes my fantasy!

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Added on October 25, 2010, 9:05 ami think most liv fans knew Roy is not the right man since an away game vs man city...4-4-2 at away game vs one of league top 3 contender...and here we are at home vs blackburn we played 4-2-3-1!!...to be fair to Roy,Rafa wont risk putting a young untested player in Jonjo with 5 minutes left..for that kudos to him!

This post has been edited by leftist: Oct 25 2010, 09:05 AM

same route that our new owner gonna implement at the club!





if spending wisely means we gonna buy a 17 years old wonderkid for 12m...i'm all for it!

Skysports.com understands Liverpool are poised to sign Gillingham starlet Ashley Miller.

Miller has been playing in Gillingham's junior ranks since 2003 and he is regarded as one of the most exciting young talents in England.

The likes of Manchester United, Arsenal, Tottenham, Aston Villa and Everton have all been linked with the 16-year-old, but it appears Liverpool are set to win the race for his signature.

Liverpool's scouting team have moved quickly to arrange a deal to take the striker to Anfield with the club keen to tie up the move to ward off other suitors.

Miller is highly rated at Priestfield and the schoolboy has been called up to the first-team squad for Saturday's game at Northampton.

Miller is the latest young talent to come through the ranks at Gillingham with the club having sold 15-year-old Luke Freeman to Arsenal for a six-figure fee in 2008.





new owners but our youth policy remains unchanged!

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/..._Nightlead.html


Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson has been taken aback by the intense scrutiny of his actions this season.

Hodgson is under pressure after a poor start to the season and has found a lot of his decisions dissected in minute detail by pundits and fans.

Having achieved moderate success at a club with lower expectations in Fulham, Hodgson concedes he had not anticipated the step up in coverage at Anfield.

Hodgson said: "This football club have a lot of players who have played for Liverpool for a long time.

"Every other day they've probably read or heard some nonsense about them and they seem to be a pretty hardened bunch.

"I'm relatively hardened but I've been spared too much at Fulham, where never a bad word was said.

"It is an interesting thing for me to get into the type of mindset Jamie Carragher and Steven Gerrard are so good at.

"Having heard and seen it all before they are quite prepared to shrug their shoulders and write it off.

"It is part and parcel of the business of working for Liverpool Football Club. I am beginning to turn it around myself."

Hodgson's position appeared under threat as defeat to Everton in the Merseyside derby a fortnight ago left the Reds in the Barclays Premier League relegation zone.

They remain in the bottom three but last week's performance and victory over Blackburn has eased the pressure.

Coming soon after the takeover by New England Sports Ventures, the mood at the club is starting to lighten and Hodgson wants to maintain an upward curve at Bolton on Sunday.

He said: "I hope we carry on from where we left off last Sunday because I thought that was a good team performance and a great victory.

"It is very important from the first minute at the Reebok Stadium we are as committed as we were for 90 minutes against Blackburn.

"Coming into the next quarter of the season, I'm hoping it won't be as traumatic as the first one has been.

"I am hoping by the halfway stage we will be starting to see a little bit of light.

"I'm not believing naively we are going to win seven out of nine and fly up to the top of the table but I do want us to move from of the relegation zone.

"I want us to continue giving performances where we know from first minute to last we are going to be very difficult to beat and we are going to ask a lot of questions of the opposition."




we all love Roy's optimism dont we???

we won after Roy's more than 20 away games without victory


we had a Maxi Rodriguez song


happy days!!





still i want Roy out from liverpool...we got worse after poulsen came on!

This post has been edited by leftist: Nov 1 2010, 01:56 AM

good spot!...to those anti lucas brigade juz remember one thing...we paid only 6 million for lucas not like 17million for anderson and he is better!!

Sorry...Roy's target for liv is out from the relegation zone...C.L football???...maybe after he has been sack!

glad u came back to ur sense

By Ben Rumsby, Press Association Sport

Rafael Benitez has launched another cryptic attack on the current regime at Liverpool, this time lambasting successor Roy Hodgson.

Almost two weeks to the day since hitting out at then-managing director Christian Purslow and comparing his own departure from Anfield to a bottle of milk, Benitez claimed Hodgson could not "see a priest on a mountain of sugar".

Inter Milan boss Benitez, back in England for Tuesday night's Champions League game at Tottenham, was responding to accusations from Hodgson that he had banned club ambassador and scout Kenny Dalglish from Liverpool's Melwood training ground during his time in charge.

"I think that Mr Hodgson, he doesn't understand," Benitez said.

"Every single press conference is even worse than the last one. He's talking about things that he doesn't know.

"And some people cannot see a priest on a mountain of sugar.

"Maybe he hasn't been in Liverpool too long. We gave the fans their pride - again. We fought for the fans, we fought for the club and we fought for our players.

"So maybe he cannot understand this."

He added: "I brought back Kenny Dalglish to do a role in the club and Christian Purslow gave him another role.

"He (Hodgson) doesn't know but I will explain it to him.

"So, instead of talking about the flips or the flops, he has to concentrate on his players, try to do his best.

"He has a good job to do."

Once again defending his own record as Liverpool manager during a six-year reign that ended in the summer, Benitez said: "They've signed nine players.

"With £10million net spending, I left that squad with £300million value, 13 internationals.

"So, instead of talking about flips and flops, he has to concentrate on his job, try to do his best and not talk about the level of his players or the new players.

"Concentrate, try to do your best because it will be the best for the club and it will be the best for the fans."

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/...ol_Benitez.html



we all love rafa!!

From Tony Barrett in Times :

Hodgson is due to meet John W. Henry today and will inform Liverpool’s new owner of the extent of the rebuilding project he feels is needed to restore the club to former glories. Although Henry has made it clear he will not authorise a lavish spending spree, he will tell Hodgson that money will be available for players during the January transfer window.

According to the terms of the sales document that initially attracted the interest of New England Sports Ventures, the investment company headed by Henry, an initial £25 million is likely to be released for transfers, which would allow Hodgson to embark on the rebuilding programme he feels is necessary to make Liverpool competitive once more.

Liverpool’s scouting operation has been beefed up in recent weeks with the recruitment of Alan Harper, the former Everton player, and a number of players are being monitored, including Shaun Wright-Phillips, the Manchester City winger, and Eden Hazard, the Lille and Belgium midfield player.





SWP????..u think u still at fulham arrrr

wooo wooo...i too hate Roy to the max..but to hope our club loose a match is beyond my imagination...lets destiny take their own course shall we

2nd in serie A..and 2nd in C.L table with high chances to go thru...plus half a dozen 1st team injured...well yeah rafa is a bad manager..stupido!

so Damien Commolli has joined us in charge of scouting players..good or bad move???...hmmmmmm

This post has been edited by leftist: Nov 3 2010, 10:39 PM

former arsenal & spurs chief scout..the one whose responsible to kick out martin jol & get in juande ramos for spurs...as for players gareth bale,gomes & ekotto are amongst his success...I sense a future conflict with our uncle Roy