Yeap. This is from his Twitter Interview,

@LFC asked the questions, @LucasLeiva87 answered it. (i mean his official twitter handle, which a pic was taken too)

Insua is LB (if not mistaken), Carroll is CF, how to compare?
Insua is playing at Portugese league where Carroll is playing in EPL which is more intensive, how to compare?
Insua score how many in HIS CAREER LIFE, Carroll score how many in HIS CAREER LIFE? How to compare?

morale of my story

both played and play for LFC and even a Rightback can score, wat abt a Forward?

useless rite?

Then how many goals did Insua score in his professional career life and what about Carroll?
How long only Carroll joined LFC? What do u expect? score in every match liek Messi do? lol...
For me, Carroll is already good enough, at least we can see he is started getting improve in LCF, for recent matches..

peace..

at least bring us back in top four or be more competitive in the league... 30 points gap from the league leader is not good enough...
losing points against lower teams and low scoring rate, need to fix these asap...
well, like most of the people here said, lets back him up for another season or half a season and see how it is going in jan 2013...
i hope our new boys carroll hendo downing and adam start to perform their best in the coming seasons...

and the question was?

who would be in your 5 a side team.

How is this a moral lesson? Erik Edman used to play leftback for Spurs and scored a stunning goal from almost 40 yards out against us back in 2004 but hasn't scored a goal for club or country since, to date. He's still an active player mind you. Point is that every forward goes through a bad spell in front of goal and to asses one's goalscoring prowess and pit it against a defender's after just one goal, is anything but reasonable. Even Raul who looks rejuvenated at Schalke went through a 30 game streak without scoring whilst at Real Madrid.

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This post has been edited by Duke Red: Mar 30 2012, 11:26 AM

Frankly, if ur moral of story is just scoring goal, u are too shallow to understand football.

For those drawing parallels between ORN and kenny,orn was 45 when took over while kenny came in at 60.
There must be a reason why John Henry wanted a younger manager like AVB.That probably explains why they took some time before giving kenny a permanent contract.

For me,kenny has done the ''steadying the ship'' job that woy was supposed to do.
It still remains unclear whether he is the man to take us forward.His tactics this season have been suspect and his purchases have been anything but spectacular though i can't deny the football has been positive.

Kenny won the league with blackburn but not without jack walker's dole.Can you say that he has the same backing now?
I think not.FSG are not sugar daddies like jack walker because they are a business franchise.Without massive investment you cannot expect us to improve in the league next season.Do you think only we will improve?Arsenal,chelsea,man city and united will spend to improve as well.At the end of the day,we won't cut the gap.We are merely preventing it from getting bigger.

Also if we were to go back to kenny's blackburn title winning team,it was predominantly british with the likes of shearer and sutton.Kenny understandably wants to repeat that success formula here but is it going to work?From what we have witnessed this season,it's far from convincing.Kenny's best signings are not even english for that matter.

It's still murky right now but we will be able to assess our achievements this season and it's still too early to tell if we have progressed or regressed.I absolutely loathe it when players come out and tell us we have progressed at the back of insipid performances.Please don't get me wrong and i apologise if i have been disrespectful lately but i only have the club's best interests at heart.

This post has been edited by Rotuham: Mar 30 2012, 04:57 PM

Henry hired the youngest manager ever in MLB and that resulted in first ever world title for the Boston Red Sox in the matter of 2 years. I'm guessing he wanted to emulate that success with Liverpool.

If in 2000's then its gotta be agger,gerrard,alonso,suarez and torres.

Wow

Yeah, that was a decent target but it is not happening this season. The main problem in the squad at the end of the day, this season, was the lack of goals. I don't think you can blame Kenny for Kuyt and Suarez missing their penalties or Martin Kelly missing a sitter or Suarez to head to Friedel from 3 yards and so on.

If we had been more clinical in front of goal, especially in the first half of the season at Anfield, we'd certainly have at least 15 points more and we wouldn't be discussing this and maybe the year 2012 form would have been different.


We won't improve if we're always selling players (not the deadwood ones) and buying players after that. We're merely replacing, not improving! I mean, if we were to sell the likes of Carroll, Downing and Adam .. to get Martinez, Lavezzi and Neymar (just examples), we would have lost three and gained 3 only. It's different to just buying Martinez, Lavezzi and Neymar alone (while Adam, Downing and Carroll would make good squad players). And this process of selling and then buying has happened in the last 5 years or so.

The last time Arsenal went against Liverpool, I thought Liverpool looked dominating and strong in the game. Though Arsenal won, Liverpool gave some very convincing performance, one that I believed still ooze of Eroupean champion. Its very clear KD was the right manager to bring Liverpool back from its bad times under Roy. Only thing I see is that Liverpool has been very unlucky in plenty of times. The players are indeed of great qualities, only thing is that they need time to gel and form some decent workrate on the pitch. To start back everything from square one is probably not the smartest idea, because for a team such as Liverpool, there need to be stability and long-term management. Although, I don't have any issues with a different manager, but KD is only in his what...second season? Should give that old guy some time laa.

I concur.That's what i meant too.not on adam though

We need the martinez,lavezzi and neymar types to come in straight into our starting 11 not as squad players.Without CL we are going to find it really difficult to persuade them to come here.You have to also consider the fact that we pay lower wages compared to chelsea,city and united.The only way is to win the FA cup,get a respectable top 6 finish and offer higher wages(this depends on the owners) to attract those players here.Finishing 6th with two cups will help minimise the effects of being out of the CL.

At liverpool the goal scoring burden lies heavily on suarez and carroll.At united hernandez,welbeck,rooney mainly and berbatov & owen get the goals for them.
I know we don't like united but considering they are 1st in the table,they are undoubtedly the benchmark for success.

This post has been edited by Rotuham: Mar 31 2012, 01:11 AM

Yes, it will be difficult to attract players with the lack of Champions League as well. I know there are players who are willing to come even though there is no Champions League for us but not everyone is like that. Also, I pretty much want players who want to play for us, not just because we offer Champions League.

United's got a poacher in the box who will get the goals in Hernandez - something we lack as well.

But honestly, though our forwards are not exactly firing on all cylinders, the midfielders have to take some of the blame as well. Only three Premier League goals from Henderson, Adam (goals against Wolves and Everton were own goals) and Downing combined. That is not good enough. Even Skrtel alone has probably scored more!!!

Hi...did anyone know how much is the shipping cost from lfc.tv online store to Malaysia?

normally it's 15 pounds...

Thanks for the reply...YNWA!