then liverpool will be in the bottom 10

Iago Aspas n Borini.. hehe

both good players.. and good standby for SAS

http://metro.co.uk/2014/01/06/liverpool-sh...helsea-4251220/

I do agree moses looks slack.. should probally send him back if attitude not right..

players like alberto should get to play more.. or even Jordan ibe

Wherever you play Suarez or Sturridge, they can score. It is not a matter of playing Aspas in the striker role. It is a matter of him shooting to the right hole.

wow, rafa...mata, luiz, mascherano...

Any transfer news?

Liverpool Football Club has today announced XOLO as the Reds' first regional marketing partner in India

coutinho should use back his curly hair...
that hair make him look better player

Ok guys, Sterling is staying with LFC. No worries.

BR confirms that.

Tripped by me............

understatement

Only watched the highlights. Henderson...made some impressive Gerrard like passes.

Promising.

where is the link ?

http://www.footytube.com/video/liverpool-o...ic-jan05-249425

Footytube is always reliable

Edit: Plus, you can watch Wilfried Bony's goal over and over again.

This post has been edited by kenlimfornication: Jan 7 2014, 09:19 AM

but clearly he cant play on the right or left hole...he only can play on the center hole

no versatility, out!

MancsU land in meltdown mode...........Rejoice ye REDS!

He's been doing so the past few games especially when Stevie was sidelined. Kudos to the lad for proving his early doubters wrong, me included. In my opinion he's earned his first team spot and I'd have him play as often as possible. He's got such a big engine and like Suarez, can seemingly play every game. In fact, he has.

I wonder how much ground he covers on average. Does anyone have that stat?

Just go through their thread this morning. Almost everyone is blaming everyone.

I frankly don't give a crap about the mancs at this point.

To summarise my thoughts in their collapse (and any wandering manc is welcomed to dispute my opinion), I think it has to do with Moyes trying to get them to play more direct instead of the passing game Fergie preferred. The mancs were a menace when they pinged passes about and players zipped around the park. They were so quick, defenders couldn't keep up. Now, they have become more one-dimensional but direct football is what got Everton to where they were last season and the reason Moyes rose to prominence. His problem is he doesn't have the personnel for this brand of football which is why he bought Fellaini who is struggling because the rest of his mates are coming to terms with Moyes' style of play. Well the mancs picked Moyes knowing what they'd get to perhaps it's just a period of transition and they need to give him time to rebuild the squad with players that suit him.

I'm sure fans welcomed him with open arms but some fail to note that when you sign a manager, it means that the whole team will have to change and adapt to his approach to the game. Most just look at the manager's name and go, "oh goodie, he's done well at Everton" without realising that he plays a completely different type of football from Fergie and that it will take time for the team to change and adapt. It wasn't as though he was going to come in and take over from where Fergie left off. Look how we struggled last season with Rodgers and look how much the team has improved since. Hardly nuclear physics.

This post has been edited by Duke Red: Jan 7 2014, 10:43 AM