interested to buy the jersey...but the FREE t-shirt no stock already...might as well buy in m'sia in 2 months time

You will know when checking out after placing your order into the basket.
If the free t shirt is there, then it is available. If it's not then it's already sold out.

Basically buying size XL will automatically get XL size free shirt. Unfortunately, you are unable to choose to other size in case the free shirt is out of stock.

the red looks faded /  more orangey.

Adam is obviously skilled but his lack of atheletism is a problem in high tempo game. But what's more worrying is his mindset. I can understand players mishitting a long pass every now and then, but Adam fails to make a delivery from a dead ball and that's a big problem.

As it stands now it's 59 people who wouldn't mind kenny leaving compared to 40 who want kenny to stay.

I think you're spot on. He's not quick in the mind and this further handicaps him given his below average physique. As a result he often becomes ponderous on the ball and looking lost when off the ball. Xabi had no real pace but the quickness of mind allowed him to make quick decisions like sensing danger before it happens or the ability to create space when pressured.

Lucas leiva was young and had no epl experience when he came.All these so called british talent henderson,downing and adam had plenty of experience.Besides,we didn't pay silly money like we did for downing and adam.

My point is don't compare apple and oranges.People like to bring up lucas at the slightest bit.

Rafa Benitez, one of the greatest managers ever to grace the club.

It's a cardinal sin FSG is not rehiring him back really.

IRWT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well we don't really have a DOF currently. But i can see there may be problems if there was one and Rafa's the manager. But its been awhile since his last job so he may have changed a bit or maybe even discover new methods. Slim chance but a chance nevertheless. Just think how players like Carroll can benefit from the hands on training of Rafa Benitez.

When people say we should look forward and not backwards that's simply not true with Rafa Benitez. He's a forward thinking manager and he's not restrained by football cliches. Unless you want the ultra extreme forward thinking managers like Jurgen Klopp, not that i think he would leave Dortmund for a club like ours - Rafa is as modern as it gets. People can argue all they want about his rotations or zone marking or lack of goals or even his ego - but his team was up there as one of European elites.

We were simply a force to be reckon with.

There's always that doubt led, even im not 100% sure of Rafa or any other manager for that matter.

With Downing, I'm not sure what Rafa will do with him. I don't think he rates him that highly because he's had the chance to sign him before and he never did. Rafa rates the player's mentality higher than their ability, he would go as far as to sign players with bad rep because even they have strong mentality. The only exception was Babel, but he was more like Rafa's wildcard - as shit as he was, he could still pull off the unexpected.

I don't think Carroll's would be Rafa's first choice to replace Torres but I remember him saying he wanted Keane and Torres up front with Barry to play on the left. That would mean a variation of the 442 formation, which can easily feature both Suarez and Carroll. 

I'm all for younger manager but younger manager generally needs more time to develop their ideas. If we sack Kenny now, we will be most certainly not giving the younger managers time to develop their own ideas. This is the dilemma for us right now. But yeah, Cruyff and Pep sounds good. Somehow i feel we will be looking at the Spanish to solve our predicament. Which is why i think Martinez's name is being thrown about. I will not even be surprise if Borrell happens to become our manager one day.

I'm just saying we shouldn't be too hasty appointing a new manager. We have to thoroughly exhaust our options and make sure we don't overlook any potential candidates - no matter how unimpressive their CVs are.

I hope so man. We are vulnerable at the moment and FSG next move has to be spot on. But i wonder who are advising them in this time of uncertainty. I sure hope its not Billie Bean!

Let's get the Fiorentina manager that get sacked for punching his own players. Bet our players will be afraid of him and starting working the sock off on pitch

You haven't heard about it ? Billie Bean was the one who introduced moneyball in baseball. Apparently, him and Comolli go way back and it was Billie who recommended Comolli to Henry.

What concerns me is that Kenny was released for a poor league season although as I pointed out earlier, we're only 6 points off what Rafa achieved in his first season. This leads me to belief it isn't about signs or progress, it's about instant results. It's either a top four finish or bust for the new boss I reckon. In that scenario, I'm guessing he'll be sacked.

FSG is bigger than the club

AVB now favorite to become the next Liverpool manager.

Please dun let this happen.

That's the thing i dont understand. Why the heck we need a young manager for? Are we gonna apply the moneyball concept to managerial posts as well and groom the manager now?

Manager needs to be able to command respect from the players and be feared to a certain extent if I'm honest.

Plus, although he did well in Porto, his experience in football management is too short to be considered at the same level as Mourinho, SAF, Arsene or even Rafa.

We have a proven quality manager in Rafa who owns European football. Although he came short in EPL, I'm sure he will turn us around this time. Rafa's the man! IRWT!

I respect what AVB tried to do at Chelsea, phasing out older players. Thought he should have been given more time which as we know is a rare commodity these days. My concern is that he could not win over the dressing room at Stamford Bridge. Will he be able to do so at Anfield?