who is it? sorry can't watch utube here

somehow when we get player coz of their performance in another team, doesnt really come into reality when they finally join us.

inb4 Charlie Adam

Nope. I can watch it very clearly. Why did we release Tommy Ince by the way? Irked. Now we gotta pay $6million according to the newspaper. Madness if this is the value they are asking.

We are getting rip off, left, right and centre.

wed night / thu morning is going to be interesting.
a must-win game for LFC and no suarez.
then again, jonjo is our top scorer in the europa league...and who could forget downing's great match winner against anzhi

me...lucky got own goal only

IMO we didn't play all that well and were really lucky. That being said, great substitutions by BR, changed the game. And doesn't Downing look comfortable in LB?

Lucky lucky win, but I'll take it. Yesterday the midfield was completely overran by Diame N Jarvis, with crosses showering in from left and right flanks.

Completely owned by West ham until dillonyong almost gave up but somehow Joe Cole's equalizer galvanized the team back in contention. Add Diame's injury to the cause as well.

Shelvey still got a lot to learn. Losing possesion and misplaced passes. Joe "sideways" Allen hardly contributed anything to game except conceding the penalty. Raheem could have gotten a few but he will learn with experience.

Still got tonnes of work to be done in midfield. This midfield is probably the weakest ever in the past decade. With Gerrard approaching the last leg of his career we are desperately in need of a playmaker who can dictate and lead the play in the middle of the park. That guy is definitely not Shelvey at the moment but he will be definitely given 3 yrs just like the other blokes eg Jay Spearing.

i always wonder why do ppl spew stuff out without checking?
woy's short lived era was actually slightly better.
woy's win % at LFC was also better than what BR's currently is.

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Added on December 10, 2012, 8:07 pm

i think location also is TBC.
we got two choices, either join some established beer like tiger or heiney that will do some event...and which they will definitely do for that game...
or do our own smaller gathering...easier to find places to sit etc etc.
i would prefer the latter...so guess let duke see which of his friend's places are available...
sunway giza will definitely have something on...and getting a table etc is not going to be easy...and very likely it'll be overrun by MU fans.

True. I support long term stability rather than short term quick fixes and then land us in big debt.

My only 2 critical views of them was their mistakes in first, hiring Damien Commolli as Director of Football, an awful decision as we know now, then releasing Caroll to West Ham. They have done alot of good for the club but they must share responsibilities for these 2 blunders.

Other than that, I am happy that they saved us from the financial shamble caused by the 2 disgraceful yankees. I was never one that support spending big because looking at Chelsea's awful spending on Mutu, Kezman, Shevchenko and lately Torres, we have a big case study to learn from.

Clubs should not make costly mistakes if they want to sustain long term and it's been a while now since we are making healthy profit. Seems like we are still making a loss every year, which is not a good way to run an organisation. So I am glad they bring in all the sponsors and with the plan of getting more secondary sponsors which will definitely help to grow the profit steadily.

I dont believe we are lacking that many players anyway, to compete at the highest level. Once the players are used to the system and gel together with the newbies, we are there.

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Added on December 12, 2012, 12:24 pmSturridge and Ince Anfield bound as Reds rectify summer mistakes

After the deadline day debacle, Liverpool are attempting to correct their mistakes by completing business early when the transfer window re-opens in January.

Two players strongly linked with moves to Anfield are Chelsea forward Daniel Sturridge and Blackpool attacker Thomas Ince.

The Mirror and The Guardian both report today that Liverpool will secure the duo for a combined £18m, and will do so swiftly once the window opens.

£12m of that is expected to go towards signing Sturridge, a player Brendan Rodgers attempted to sign in August but the deal fell through when Liverpool wanted to loan the England international but the player himself preferred a permanent move.

Sturridge, 23, has struggled to hold down a place in the Chelsea side this season, making just 12 appearances, scoring twice. A Man City academy product, Sturridge’s most prolific spell in the Premier League was during a loan spell at Bolton in 2011 when he scored an impressive 8 goals in 12 appearances. His versatility to play either of the wide roles in Rodgers’ three forwards makes him one of the manager’s top targets.

Similar to Sturridge, Ince is also capable of playing either side of the central striker in attack. The 20 year old left Liverpool for Blackpool when his contract expired 18 months ago – seeking regular first-team football. He has impressed with 13 goals in 20 games for the Seasiders this season. Liverpool are believed to have a 35% sell-on fee as part of the original deal, taking the fee closer to £4m for the England under-21 international.

ince is priced at 6m.
if u read properly there is believed to be a sell-on fee of 35% which is what LFC gets as commission from any transfer dealings of ince to anyone, and in this case works out to around 2m...
so actual total LFC pays for ince is 4m, but technically he still has a price of 6m...

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Added on December 12, 2012, 4:29 pm

Sturridge and Ince Anfield bound as Brendan Rodgers rectify summer mistakes