I just realized something. Where a lot of folks including the media keep saying we're missing Suarez...even if we did have him we'd still be where we are now because he's suspended! But it is true...the problems were here even with Suarez, just that the constant act of Sruj and Suarez trying to outdo each other papered over the cracks

Guys, Robbie Fowler aka God is going to be on radio tomorrow. Traxx fm to be exact, for one hour around 3-4. Was trying to win an RM250 voucher to shop at LFC store but didn't get it.

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Who will be going to lot 10 tmrw?

Robbie will be there at 4pm.

how is he going to be on radio at that time?
afaik, tmr at lot10 media session with fowler is at 230pm...unless of cos traxx fm gonna broadcast from lot10

Anyone goin tmrw ? Sure packed!

so anyone at lot 10 now? is god there? my fren said god will be at lot 10 tomorrow..?

Tomorrow he will be in lot 10 at 2pm.

Liverpool have lost only one of their last 15 Merseyside derbies in the Barclays Premier League.

Everton have scored only five goals in their last 12 Premier League games at Anfield.

The Toffees have not won away at Liverpool in the league since September 1999 (L7 D7 since).

Raheem Sterling has been involved in nine goals (six goals, three assists) in his last 10 Premier League appearances.

Mario Balotelli has scored just one goal in his last 19 Premier League games, this despite attempting 37 shots (excl. blocked) in these games.

In his final 19 games in the Premier League, Luis Suarez scored 12 goals.

There have been a league-high 24 goals in Everton's Premier League games this season, an average of 4.8 per game.

Last season, Liverpool's Premier League games averaged a league-high 4.0 goals per game (151 in 38 matches).

Liverpool have kept only one clean sheet in their last 11 Premier League games.

Everton have scored at least two goals in each of their last seven Premier League games. The Toffees have never scored 2+ goals in eight successive PL games before.

God will do second autograph session for those who missed yesterday. 2pm today. And there's live screening at Lot 10 roof top later, and fowler will join sekaki.

at the new butik ya ?

man so sad i cannot go today . my legend idol

Carragher talks about our signings:

Given the changes that have taken place since last May, it is impossible not to draw parallels with what happened in 2009, when Liverpool finished runners-up to Manchester United but failed to take the final step.

For the sale of Luis Suarez to Barcelona this summer, you had the departure of Xabi Alonso to Real Madrid back then. No matter how brave a face you try to put on the situation, you cannot under-estimate how damaging it is to lose part of the spine of your team.
Suarez, with his 31 goals, was clearly more vital to what Liverpool achieved last season than Alonso was in 2008-09 but the perception around both transfers is the same: you know you are losing a world-class talent and the team no longer looks right.

Our problem in 2009 was the fact Alonso’s replacement, Alberto Aquilani, arrived injured and struggled to make an impact. This year Rodgers has seen his band’s lead singer move on and, so far, it seems as if Suarez has been replaced with backing singers.

Liverpool, however, have spent more than £100million. With nine new faces arriving, there will be a period of adjustment and we have heard how they will need time to settle. I used to feel, though, that you could gauge within a couple of months about whether a signing would be successful.

Think about it: Sami Hyypia and Didi Hamann on to Alonso, Fernando Torres, Javier Mascherano, Suarez and even Daniel Sturridge — they were all doing the business almost as soon as they walked through the door. Those who struggled in their first season very rarely turned it around in their second year.

I know it’s early days but, when you have spent £38m on defenders like Dejan Lovren and Mamadou Sakho, you don’t want to be hearing about settling in. You want instant results but Liverpool are shipping goals.

Lovren was brought in to add leadership at the back but Liverpool actually look worse defensively than they did last season. Sakho doesn’t fill you with confidence when you watch him and nor does the goalkeeper, Simon Mignolet. They need to step it up urgently.
Rodgers had the good fortune last season of injuries not making much impact on his team but, with a bigger fixture list, he had to invest to bring in numbers and quality. Of those who have come in only Alberto Moreno, the young Spanish left back, has impressed me so far.

sos

yes, i do agree with his opinion.

Can't wait for the derby game tonight. Will be a nervy 1. Hope the team can calm it down and get a good win.

Woohoo, early game tonight !

indeed

Nice. Even Carra is piling the pressure on BR.

My prediction for tonight is Liverpool 2 Everton 1. I would really like to see Mario Balotelli and Daniel Sturridge scoring!

Match Review - Liverpool vs Everton

Liverpool starting XI: Mignolet, Manquillo, Lovren, Skrtel, Moreno, Gerrard, Henderson, Markovic, Lallana, Sterling, Balotelli

Liverpool subs: Jones, Toure, Enrique, Lucas, Suso, Coutinho, Lambert


Everton starting XI: Howard, Hibbert, Baines, Jagielka, Stones, Barry, McCarthy, Besic, Mirallas, Naismith, Lukaku

Everton subs: Joel, Gibson, Eto'o, McGeady, Browning, Osman, Alcaraz

Sweet line up, and Suso on the bench!
45 mins to go !