carrol is rubbish....always trying to head every ball he got...rubbish possesion

hai guise any idea how to grab the photo from this page


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I don't mind if everyone agrees to it.

spearing got no physical ability..i hope liverpool get this facts right stop buying short and soft players...sigh

Kenny Dalglish should be allowed to manage until he himself calls it quits and be allowed to groom his own successor - someone who values the traditions and cultures of LFC equally.

I hope Benitez (and even Houllier much as I liked him) will not be allowed back. Benitez preferred to buy success to the exclusion of youth development.  I seem to get the impression that he bought youngsters for show and then loans them out or sells them off later. 

I certainly cannot see him working with Comolli because he's the type who needs complete control.

The worse thing to happen is when he "ties his infamous strings" onto players like Suarez, Carroll, Kelly, Meireles etc.. and then "thugs at them" from the touchline as if he's flying some human kites .. killing every creative spark there is in them in the process.

I hope the club will regain the former passions and achieve again!

"Bollocks" eh? Well, please do read the link that Immunity posted and have a rethink.

How many young players he bought actually made a breakthrough to the first team? Can you name me a few of "those that matters"?

I'm actually trying rather hard to forget those frustrating seasons that RB was in charge ... and the amount of money he spent.

Please don't be too quick to bold-locks your fellow Reds supporter.

Liverpool FC's squad were never close in terms of depth when compared to Man Utd or Chelsea or to a certain extent, Arsenal. And among these, only Arsenal spent less than us in building a team. When Rafa came, his largest spending was before G&H's era and nobody could argue how well Liverpool FC were progressing, however, did Man Utd or Chelsea stop spending then? No, they were and still investing even till today.

Man Utd were crowned as the Premier League champions before they splurged 30 million pounds on Berbatov, so should we not spend more than 10k after getting a respectable 2nd place? Chelsea were champions last season, but they did not stop their spending, they bought Torres and Luiz, that's more than 70 million pounds spent without considering who they have bought before the start of the season. 

Liverpool did buy Aquilani after selling Alonso and he failed in his first season due to injuries, Rafa's biggest mistake so far, but let's just see, Drogba took a while to start perform didn't he? Veron didn't come cheap as well. What about Shevchenko? Has Anderson live up to his value so far? Even the great Arsene Wenger failed at Francis Jeffers so Rafa must buy good all the time?

In terms of free transfer, ok, Rafa sucked at getting players for free, but I don't see Chamakh performing at Arsenal yet and he was highly rated. I have never heard of Voronin or Aurelio prior to their arrival at the club. So I would overlook such transfers.

I do not want Rafa back for now, but to call him a failure at Liverpoo? I would defend him for the man deserves better recognition than that.

Bringing Rafa back will the a step in the wrong direction of you ask me. I've always been very vocal about my opinion on this matter. Forget the credentials. He simply cannot get along with the top brass at any club. It happened at Valencia, it happened here and it happened at Inter Milan. For the record, I think we played efficient football but with the exception of the final third of the 2008/2009 season, I think this we played beautiful football. Our opinions on what "beautiful football" constitutes may differ but I thought we were as interesting to watch as Mourinho's Chelsea, though nowhere near as boring as Houllier's team.

I don't think we need to revisit our argument on Rafa so I'm just going to say that given our current situation, it would not be wise to bring in a man who lost the dressing room. Morale is high at the moment and King Kenny is doing better than expected. Like I mentioned in an earlier post, he has accumulated more points in the time he's been in charge than any other Premier League team bar Arsenal. He also has the respect of the lads. The players look much happier now and I honestly believe that King Kenny is better at getting the best out of his players. Both have a stark contrast in their approach. Whilst Rafa is methodical and overly scientific at times, I won't find it surprising if all Kenny says before the lads step out on the pitch is, "alright lads, just go out there and have a good time". As Shankly once said, "Football is a simple game made complicated by people who should know better".

Same can be said for our fans, no? Stop whining and cursing just because he's gone.

Before being defensive let's look at the situation shall we? He's continously cited how things were bad at Liverpool, and how there were many problems. Is this true? If it isn't, then let's defend our position but sometimes you have to call a spade, a spade. Fact is we were in bad shape pre-Kenny. You think Torres calls up the media to tell them these things because he has nothing better to do? If it's in the press, it's because the media ask him questions and he's giving an honest assessment of what the situation was. Are the problems he's cited not the same we've been complaining about? About how the owners screwed the club over. About how morale was low. About how we look like we were on a decline, especially under Hodgson. He's never had a bad thing to say about the fans has he? He has never disrespected the traditions at the club has he?

that's not exactly a formula, isn't it? Silly banters. Trolls will be trolls.
Gonna continue abit with the stadium redevelopment point in a minute.
EDIT: ADD ON:
For a start, most of the points about the local area regeneration are raised up in RAWK "New Stadium" subforums, and the current status quo is that

we've got a limbo because

1) we as fans don't want to move.
2) the owners want to maximize revenue
3) the local council wants to regenerate the area by us co-sharing with Everton.

very, very tight tango to dance.

I still remember the days we had Aurelio, Insua and Dossena fit. Too many players in one position. Now we have none...(Aurelio keeps getting injured at least 3/4 of each season) @_@

I think Insua needs to come back, and we need to get another LB and/or LW as backup. Fabio Coentrao seems good for his age, and at least Raul Meireles wont be bored as he's the only Portugese in the team now.

Else getting Jose Enrique won't be all bad, since he's not old and has time to improve.

I'm no fan of Rooney's but can sympathise. I dislike that the element of emotion is slowly being taken out of the game. Players aren't machines and the occasional outburt of emotion should be tolerated. I find it laughable that a player can be booked for celebrating too long or too hard. Fairplay if he's trying to incite the crowd though. Similarly I find it absurd that a player can be booked for saying F*CK, especially when it is directed at no one in particular. It is a reaction, not a threat. I don't buy all this talk about being civil because children are watching on telly or whatever. I think football is the last place they'll learn vulgarities when they can access all sorts of crap via the internet.

On Alonso, I don't fully subscribe to the belief that we became shite all of a sudden when he left. There were many other factors such as low morale amongst players because of the uncertainty surrounding the club, Rafa's row with the owners, the treatment of Alonso, etc. Is morale such a big factor? Well look at how much better we improved immediately after King Kenny took over from Hodgson. There's your answer.

FERNADON'T SCORRES CHELSEA NUMBER 9~nanananananana.....

On another note, I found this...dont quite get it...why city finishing 4th affects the europa place?

You gotta keep up with current events mate. Birmingham won the league cup meaning they get one out of six alloted spots. Since they are unlikely to finish in the top 6, this means that we're looking at the top 5 teams qualifying for Europe.

Are u willing to see MU win their 19th EPL trophy?

After that MU would be the best EPL club in the history. No more liverpool.