Exactly like I said it last year

Did you guys heard bout the Chavski song for Torres?

They nicked our Torres song and take a spite at us.

How inventive, just like their Torres banner.

yeah. i'm sorry for calling La liga quite boring. what i meant was the league will be boring if every season only two teams battling for the crown. i watch La liga football too and yes, their football are breathtaking only then it will always between RM and Barca. Thank you for highlighting.

yup. i always believe that one day Liverpool will be restored as the conquering force they once were. no doubt about that. of course as a MU fan i will surely afraid that will happen but as a football fan, i would love to see that happen. i can already imagine the competitive and crunchy match between MU and Liverpool when that time comes.

U wanted to quit football just because Liverpool aren't winning anything? if u're a truly a Liverpool fan by heart, u won't leave your club while in their darkest days. So u will not support other team but by leaving and not support your club when they not winning anything is just purely unacceptable. surely it's your choice but your action just don't justify what Liverpool fans are all about.....faith. When i was first enter this thread, i was amazed by the support toward Liverpool by fellow LYN supporters here. Eventhough Liverpool haven't won any league title for a long time, their support for this club never cease instead, they continue to support Liverpool and enjoy the football. These guys here have faith which i think you don't have for Liverpool.

hahahaha...i noticed it as well..banner and now song!...not surprise it came from those plastic waving flag fanz

someone mind post a comparison between their version and ours?

i love to hear that too....

Heard from other forums saying that "You'll never walk alone" is still in the lyrics. LOL

what rubbish, firstly only chelsea can/could pay good money (midseason), barca doesnt need torres & will need to big loan to buy. RM? after buying the earth, you think they can spend, afterall the preseident has already mentioned to temporary repreive of galaticos type of spending spree. I'll say we ended a better by having 2 good players & 'probably' may be better bargain. We definately need reinforcement to save this season after have roy-gillet-hicks destroyed the legacy by stripping us & hung us to death.

Sure we are hurt by torres leaving us but he has done & serve us with excellent goal, What about Roy hogson, you defend him with 'having a impeccable record of not losing an europa match at lfc', he has singlehandily handed LFc to the worse start to the english premier league, tactically naive in changing the course of a game by selecting an ancient formation & not introducing better players at any giving game. in comparison we dish him simply because he offered us no better off at anytime, some may defend him by saying he sign meireles, goodness ROY-liverpool-dont-love-me-whiner-Hodgson didnt even know raul & which position he plays!! (btw he complained again at the owners & lfc fans last weekend). under the circumtances if we had been tops in our form, torres may not have left us nor us having the uninmaginable thoughts of even reina has any thoughts he might think of leaving.

torres is class act, we'll remember he once served us with great goals, & we got 2 good players in return. things are as such players move on, so will we. anyone wish torres well but just not against us.



so thank you gillet& hick & royFHodson.

i think we are FORCED to let him go, hence the bitter feeling. unlike so many of our previous stars, we let them go although with a heavy heart

walk on... kinda tired of torres issue now

let talk bout carroll

class fan. +1

The banner was a huge joke. Little did the "copy & paste" fan know that the fancy little design below Torres' head, is in fact the Shankly Gates.

Oh and Torres would never join Real since they are Atletico's biggest rivals. If he did, it will take treachery to another level.

He’s still our number 9

He’s now a blue he was a red, Torres! Torres!

He left the Kop to join the shed Torres! Torres!

He used to go out on the rob, but now he’s got a proper job Fernando Torres, Chelsea’s no.9!!!

I don't know if this is true or not...

Ahhh...torres again What Torres did to us, some can accept it, some cannot. Just wish him all the best, and move on. When we look it at a moral values, we might say torres is a traitor, when we look at it as business entity, we should not dump the 50M that offered for him. So the best approach to let go all the story behind it, just wish him all the best.


I know you are the big boys, not seeing Liverpool as a blind supporters. But all of your post not seems like to praise our club or our player. Try not insults our club, player and fans. Do some positive thinking and we can move forward.

Precisely. I would like to think that we are not a bitter lot. I just think that some posters are more interested in bad mouthing him than trying to understand where he's coming from. I mean if you truly loved Torres, you'd do all you can to understand his predicament. This is merely my opinion. Like I said, I feel hurt but the club remains and we move on. In the end, everyone has his own opinion on what he did and we can at least expected to be consistent, and not fickle. Are the same guys who burned Gerrard's kit still angry at him or do they sing his name now when he scores? Do the same fans who insulted Rooney for wanting to leave the mancs still insult him, or did they cream in their pants when he scored that overhead against City?

Fans have short memories these days. I choose to remember the man who brushed Ben Haim aside before side footing the ball past an oncoming Petr Cech. I choose to remember a man whose goals meant we only lost 2 games the whole season, giving us our highest points total in Premiership history. Although we finished a disappointing 7th the season after, he still scored 22 goals in 32 games. Where would we have finished if not for this goals one wonders? He's also the fastest guy in our history to reach the 50 goal mark. I'll always appreciate what he's done in his time here. I'll remember the bloke in red who made the whole of Anfield bounce and sing his name even if he was just warming up. The guy at Chelsea now, I don't know who that is.

We didn't lose Torres merely because he wanted more medals. We lost him also because Chelsea just about doubled his salary (http://sportsxplorer.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=252:chelsea-close-to-signing-liverpool-start-striker-fernando-torres&catid=45:international-news#) so if you want to lambast him, do it because of this. Obviously we couldn't afford to match their offer or we would have. Didn't read anywhere that we tried. It wasn't that we weren't going through a revival under King Kenny as much as it is about mulah if you ask me.

My 2 cents.

Tony Barrett

Raheem Sterling, a 16-year-old schoolboy, could become the youngest player in Liverpool’s history after he was named in Kenny Dalglish’s party for tomorrow night’s Europa League tie away to Sparta Prague.

Such is Sterling’s youth, he is able to make the trip to the Czech capital because he is on half-term holiday from Rainhill High School, where he is in the final year of his senior education.

One of the first moves Dalglish made after taking over as caretaker manager in early January was to promote the highly rated teenager to the A list of Liverpool’s Europa League squad, a clear indication of his growing belief that Sterling’s precocious talent makes him worthy of being fast-tracked into the first-team picture.

Dalglish was at Anfield on Monday night to see Sterling score five goals for Liverpool’s youth team in their 9-0 rout of Southend United in the FA Youth Cup, a glittering virtuoso performance that served only to underline why the Merseyside club signed him from Queens Park Rangers for an initial fee of £500,000 last March.

The Jamaican-born youngster was one of the final recruits of Rafael Benítez’s reign, although Dalglish, who was working at the club’s academy at the time, was also instrumental in securing his signature.

Given his age and talent, Sterling will inevitably be seen as a symbol of the renaissance that is taking place at the academy, a revival that will lead to three further products from Liverpool’s youth ranks being included in Dalglish’s squad for the tie in Prague.

Conor Coady, a midfield player who captains the England Under-18 team, and Jonathan Flanagan, an 18-year-old right back whose progress in recent months has caught Dalglish’s eye, have both been called up to the squad.

Jack Robinson, a left back who holds the record for being Liverpool’s youngest player at 16 years and 250 days, has also been included. But his record will be broken should Sterling be given any playing time in Prague as the England Under-17 player will be 16 years and 71 days on the day of the game.

The production line of talent that once thrust the likes of Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher into Liverpool’s first-team ranks had ground to a halt in recent years, prompting a recent overhaul in which Frank McParland was appointed as academy director and the Spanish coaches, Pep Segura and Rodolfo Borrell, were recruited to oversee technical development.

Benítez’s decision to utilise Dalglish’s expertise and experience by handing him a role at the academy was also significant, one of a number of changes that Dalglish himself believes is already paying dividends.

“That’s great credit to Rafa who brought in Pep Segura, Rodolfo Borrell and Frank McParland,” Dalglish said recently. “He reorganised the whole academy and you can see the benefit in the kids now. It’s fantastic to see. The reserve team’s average age has been drastically reduced.”




congratz to him...a player who scores 5 goals in a youth match deserve this reward!

yes, we all are, true liver blooded fans are silavating the prospects of having a young new giant to slay our arch rival. together also with our latin flair suarez.

as john henry just said, they weren't interested for a short haul investment but to knock MU of their perch. like it or not MU has been the bench mark for success in milking the football club's & trophies in recent years & they have been quite consistent on it.

our No9 is now andy carroll, & once he makes his debut with lfc, people cant help but notice his calibre.

We dont need some 'A' pretenders lining up fake accounts just to name assassinate our newest recruits . if i may say, signing anonymously only illustrates they are afraid, maybe by notching their unprecedented 19th may signal the inevitable decline thereafter, who knows.

there are so more positives in having the current owners willing to spend torres fee. it's unlike our past regime where the profits of the CL money/club success under the Spaniard was used to pay their bank interest.


come march 6. its one massive game but we know its the other games that will now form our destiny.

Is it time for Liverpool to knock man utd off the perch since they have knock us down?

that sterling kid is great. though he will need a few more years before he is ready to take on the PL defenders. suso, cody and sterling.. the future is bright.

why we still talking about torres chelski no 9, again? he moved on so should we..

i'm certainly am nothing. its a collective of liverpool fans who wants whats best for liverpool Fc.
the current Lfc team works together, supports the cause & so will we.

I'm exasperated of fans who have short memory. narrow sighted & unable to see the bigger picture.





in recent times, they have the upperhand in banters, weather we like it or not. This season league title is for them-to-lose. we are realist.

its undeniable that the top 3 richest & most protitable fottball clubs have the devils in there. on paper they may appear to be in debt, but there is no denying they have the massive funds to dip, along with manc city, chelsea, RM.

we have or at least being aligned by our new owners to succeed where we failed the last 20+ year in managing modern day football club. its still early days & may seem so but as even dalglish has admitted, rafa has overhaul the academy for the better, it only a matter of time & naturing the good seeds.

i watched the manc derby last week and when i saw the attendance (close to 76k) it crossed my mind that anfield could only get bit more than half of that if managed to get full house. so (just to simplify it) their revenue is almost double from what we get per game. i hope John Henry is planning to expand Anfield in very near future. 75k seater is too much and i doubt we could fill it up. 55k - 60k is more realistic.