i think we need carroll to hold the ball...pass it to his feet not to his head all the time...the problem is everytime we launch an attack we'll loose the ball coz no one can hold the ball long enough to wait for support..pass it to the ground for fark sake!

that was for anfield 1989!!!!!

i juz cant stop laughing!!!!

arsenal score a penalty in injury time...and liv also score a penalty in a dying second of injury time!!

what makes this result so special was...our tactical play is in ruined when Aurelio got injured in 20min...in come a teenager who played with all his heart..to make matters worse our main striker had to came off...again thru injury...in came an 18y.o shelvey...to summarised it a great performance for those who came in!!!

well he only played bout 20+min...plus he only came back from injury & that was his 1st game...worked hard & not making stupid mistake is good enuff

if spearing's name is jaysico spearinho..only then he'll be consider good player by Fowl

Asked about the penalty decisions, the Scot mischievously added: "Well, I thought one was a penalty and one wasn't. I'll leave you to decide which one was which."

This draw keeps Liverpool in the hunt for a Europa League place but has increased the chances of United winning a 19th league title and, therefore, ousting the Merseysiders as England's most decorated domestic champions. Asked if he felt sad about the potential development, Dalglish said: "I have nothing to feel sad about, as far as I'm concerned Liverpool are still best club in English football, if not world football."


how u not love him!!

out of 3 teenage players yesterday..i'm most impressed by jack robinson..he may not as glamorous as wilshere but he sure knows how to defend!...followed by Jon Flanagan & Shelvey...Flanagan has an eye for a pass..definitely a big big potential..shelvey not much to say other than he worked his socks off..got the freekick that led to our penalty..considering he's played at RM not at his usual position in CM,he's done okay

cant wait to see raheem sterling make his debut

u wont get it until june earliest..the away kits has juz been unveiled...and the first delivery will only start in may..that is if u buy straight from U.K

Scot’s appointment as permanent manager at Anfield looks a formality after club discuss long-term deal with his second in command

Kenny Dalglish’s appointment as permanent manager of Liverpool appears to be a formality after the club began talks with Steve Clarke over a long-term deal.

Since assuming the position of Dalglish’s temporary No 2 in January, Clarke has become the caretaker manager’s most trusted lieutenant and the move by Fenway Sports Group, Liverpool’s owner, to tie down the former Chelsea assistant first-team coach to a new contract — expected to be a three-year deal — is the most telling indication yet that Dalglish’s own position is set to be made permanent.

Clarke’s reputation has been enhanced since his move to Liverpool, with the club’s most high-profile players crediting him with creating a vastly enhanced training regime that has been one of the main contributing factors behind the improvement in results compared with Roy Hodgson’s brief stint in charge.

Although Dalglish maintains a policy of not singling out people for praise, believing it apposite to put the club first at all times, he is known to have been hugely impressed with Clarke’s work and remains keen to see the 47-year-old retained beyond the terms of his present deal, which is due to expire at the end of the season.

Liverpool are also aware that Clarke’s stature would make him an attractive proposition to any club seeking to bolster their coaching staff and would be loath to lose such a valued member of their own back-room team.

The most obvious concern has been that José Mourinho would seek to entice Clarke, who was assistant to the Real Madrid coach at Chelsea, away from Anfield in the event of him taking up a managerial post in England.

By opening talks with Clarke, Liverpool are effectively sending a signal to Dalglish that he will be their long-term choice as manager and also making it clear to other clubs that the former Scotland defender’s future is no longer up for grabs.

For his part, Clarke is revelling in his role as Liverpool’s first-team coach, particularly as the opportunity to help to revitalise a previously ailing club came after he had spent seven months out of football. He was first-team coach under Gianfranco Zola at West Ham United, but the former Chelsea team-mates left Upton Park at the end of last season. Now Clarke is keen to extend his stay at Liverpool and the club are equally keen to come to an agreement.

“Every manager I’ve worked with — you pick up good qualities from all of them and so far, I’ve seen a lot of great qualities from Kenny,” Clarke said. “I hope to continue the work into the future. Anyone watching us play right now can see the spirit is high, the confidence is good and the performances have been decent. Now we need to continue it.

“If you are working well as a group and working well day in, day out in training, you can see they’re taking that on to the pitch right now. If you’ve got that togetherness. it goes a long way in any team sport, especially football.”

Clarke highlighted Dalglish’s man-management skills as being one of the keys to the transformation in Liverpool’s form since he returned to the club at the start of the year. Those qualities were evident on Sunday when Dalglish was seen sharing a joke with Jack Robinson before the 17-year-old took to the field during the 1-1 draw away to Arsenal and again when he calmed John Flanagan, 18, after the right back had been involved in an accidental collision with Jamie Carragher that resulted in the Liverpool captain leaving the pitch on a stretcher.

“Before Jack went on Kenny was making a joke and trying to relax him going on to the pitch,” Clarke said. “Obviously it’s a very nerve-racking moment for a young player and Kenny was trying to take the edge out of the situation.

“It was the same with John [Flanagan]. When you’ve got someone as experienced as Kenny who says the right words at the right time, it can only help.”

apparently they are a subsidiary of New Balance..dont care if its china brand as long as we got the best money!

not bad ehhhh this warrior

haha..i likeeee!!!

jay spearing is not bad at all

Liverpool have strengthened their scouting department ahead of a critical summer transfer window by employing the man responsible for bringing Gareth Bale to Tottenham Hotspur.

Mel Johnson has been placed in charge of southern England scouting in a revamped Anfield recruitment system devised by Damien Comolli, the club's director of football strategy. Johnson previously worked under Comolli at Tottenham, where he highlighted Bale's performances as a teenage reserve at Southampton ahead of an eventual £7 million (Dh42.4m) transfer.

Johnson, who has more than 25 years experience in football, was compensated for unfair dismissal after Harry Redknapp decided to replace him as chief scout with Ian Broomfield in 2009. He then worked for Newcastle United on a freelance basis.

Elsewhere, Stoke City and Birmingham City are foremost among a group of teams interested in signing Robert Snodgrass from Leeds United. Newcastle United, Everton and West Bromwich Albion have also expressed an interest in the Scot, who is entering the final year of his contract at Elland Road.

While Leeds resisted all offers for Snodgrass last summer, they may be forced to cash in on their principal creative force should they fail to achieve promotion to the Premier League this season, with £5m the expected fee.

Leeds dropped out of the Championship play-off places on Friday evening following a goalless draw at home to Reading.

based on what KK has been doing with our youngsters in the last 2 games...i can see jonjo shelvey gonna be our utility man in the future..as John O'shea of liverpool if u can call that..in arsenal game,he came on as a sub for Carroll and played in right wing...on saturday vs brum he came on for robinson and played as a leftback...on those two games,I can say that he looks better as a leftback than a right winger

to those who interested want to watch our u18 vs everton u18 live right now

http://veetle.com/index.php/channel/view#4db38b8d5b89e

nooooooooo..still remember he was turned inside out by torres when we played vs villa some season ago..buying Warnock was just the same move when we buy Paul Koncrapsky ie waste of money!