Hey bro. Can you post about the gathering in the header?

Liverpool Gathering -
Sunday, 13th January 7.30pm at Bar Tres, Sunway Giza

Thanks man.

Suarez is the second best goals-per-game ratio of any South American Premier League player

Striking Stats:
http://www.skysports.com/opinion/story/0,,...8386322,00.html?

lol found this at dunno where i dont remember




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Suarez averages 6.2 shots per game. The closest to him is Ba, standing at 4.5.

i just put here and share.

NextGen U19 : Liverpool 4 - 1 Inter Milan

http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xwlqun_ka...rt#.UO2I_2918nG

Thanks bro. I love the 3rd goal by Yesil! What a great team work. Superb passing.

yup. Inter Milan is defending champion some more. Im so proud and happy we beat them liao

Yeah thanks Mood for the share.

Nice share dude. Ryan McLaughlin had a great game, can see him replacing Glen Johnson in years to come.

What did I tell you guys? I said old man will talk about Suarez soon and I am not wrong. Typical.

Suarez's behaviour last year was 'unfortunate', says Fergie as United and Liverpool prepare for grudge match

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...x-Ferguson.html

gerrard a bit looks like Mr.Bean

sometimes really feel like want to slap him

Owned!!

god has spoken


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KING Kenny to return to Liverpool FC?

The Times - FSG Discussing Return Of Kenny Dalglish To Anfield

Fenway Sports Group, the Liverpool owner, is considering bringing Kenny Dalglish back to the club only eight months after he was dismissed as manager.
Among the options under discussion is for Dalglish to resume the ambassadorial role that he performed before replacing Roy Hodgson as manager almost two years ago.

The only concern for FSG, in what would be a popular decision, is the need to ensure that Dalglish’s presence would not put any pressure on Brendan Rodgers, his successor.

That potential problem is likely to be resolved easily because of Rodgers’s insistence that his “door is always open for Kenny Dalglish” and Dalglish’s continuing willingness to put the needs of the club before his own.

Dalglish has returned to Anfield only twice since his dismissal last May — for the Barclays Premier League games against Manchester United and Sunderland — and on each occasion he kept a low profile out of respect for Rodgers. There are no suggestions as yet that Dalglish has been contacted by FSG.

Rodgers wants locally produced players to be at the heart of Liverpool’s future, a vision in keeping with his belief that there is as much talent on Merseyside as any other region in the country.

Rodgers believes that if the club’s increasingly productive academy can continue to tap in to a talent pool from which players such as Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher emerged, it will not only prove cost-effective, but increase Liverpool’s chances of being successful.

“My big thing is getting in young players in here from the local area,” Rodgers said. “If you look at the history here, the likes of Carragher, Gerrard, [Steve] McManaman, [Robbie] Fowler, [Michael] Owen, have all come through the ranks.

“If you name me the best two players in England in the last six or seven years — that would be Steven Gerrard and Wayne Rooney. They are Scousers. One [Gerrard] is from that part of the city [Huyton] and the other from that part [Croxteth]. So you are not telling me there are not top young talents in Liverpool.

“It is sexy to look in Spain and I am one who loves working with European players, but we mustn’t forget what is on our doorstep and, for me, this is a hotbed for footballers who have passion, hunger and incredible qualities.”

Sahin has been nothing more than average IMO and we do have a lot of central midfielders. With him departing we do however have a spot for a defensive midfielder. I credit Rodgers for. It being afraid to admit it when he's made a mistake. When our formation is wrong he changes it and bring another player on even if it is in the first half. If a player is not performing, he drops him, even if the said layer is Joe Allen. In the case of Sahin, I don't think we'll miss him.

Super comeback by Robbie. He sure is witty. Always found it funny how mancs continue to make fun of scousers. Then again shrek denounced himself as one when he kissed his badge against Everton didnt he?

I don't think his presence will undermine Rodgers. Kenny is clearly synonymous with the club and I'm still appalled at a small section of fans calling him names. Him being at the club in the role of an ambassador can only be a good thing in my books. No one talks more highly of the club and no one understands the values of the club more than Kenny.

i agree.

The king has always been the best example of an ambassador with always the club in his heart.
No other player manfest Liverpool FC better than King Kenny.

A smite from GOD!

That's why you don't mess with God!

They shudnt have sacked the King at the first place anyways