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post Jun 1 2015, 08:52 AM

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QUOTE(carloz28 @ Jun 1 2015, 09:49 AM)
Both Rafa and Klopp failed in their last shot of glory with their respective ex clubs last weekend. I hope this will not weaken FSG's resolve to hire Klopp in.

Still miles ahead better than Wodgers.
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So they are failures too, don't think FSG will hire failures, they will keep the carefully chosen one whistling.gif whistling.gif
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post Jun 1 2015, 11:38 AM

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QUOTE(cherroy @ Jun 1 2015, 12:20 PM)
Agreed on opinion on Benteke, he is more a target man style of play like Heskey, whereby midfielder send in high ball, crosses to head in goal type one, while BR style is more on pass pass pass, or "possession football" or ball to feet type, I don't see how Benteke is suit to BR style of football.

The striker suit to BR is like Suarez, Hazard type one, whereby they can create something out of nothing, nutmeg defender on their own,

If A.Carroll style of play (aerial ball), as well as Lambert was not preferred by the manager previously, what is the logic for the manager to go for Benteke this round?

Or the manager started lose the plot and to confuse himself?  laugh.gif
as recently even to play back 3 or back 4 also flip flop between matches.
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edited my post "Milner isn't a regular (at MC)" (crap typing from me on a small devices rclxub.gif )


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post Jun 1 2015, 10:51 PM

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QUOTE(skeleton202 @ Jun 1 2015, 09:34 PM)
who will be klopp first signing at liverpool
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Perhaps you meant in your FIFA football manager but in reality...

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The 47-year-old German managed Dortmund for the last time on Saturday as die Schwarzgelben went down 3-1 to Wolsburg in the DFP Pokal final in Berlin.

With much talk over the future of Rodgers at Liverpool after a disappointing season, Klopp was amongst the favourites to take his job should the club’s owners sack him this summer.

“I will take a break until further notice,” Klopp is reported to have told Sky Sport News (Germany).

“After seven intensive and emotional years of ‘real love’ it makes sense to digest the uncountable memories before I and my coaching team take over a new challenge fresh and highly motivated.”





When KD flew to US, he got the bad news that he is relived of his managerial duties but hereby Rodgers..

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Liverpool's owners arrive in Liverpool tomorrow, and will hold conversations with Brendan Rodgers on Wednesday, reports the BBC.


The carefully chosen one gets an interesting proposition. Owners fly in.. sweat.gif

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post Jun 2 2015, 07:24 AM

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Wha moderator, I just noticed the attached hashtag on this forum discussion title.

As much as I feel Brendan Rodgers may be technically inept for Liverpoolfc, I think the hashtag above is melebihi a bit. I think perhaps maybe need to be a little impartial.

All of us have our personal views, yes but appreciate the "out" hashtag is not there at the title.

Rodgers has not done the best for Liverpoolfc, fine we make a Mickey of him here n there, but la ini forum title. 😓 Liverpoolfc wasn't placed in relegation zone n sent to championships (worse fears)

Thanks for understanding.

His fate will be decided by FSG this week. He may be relieved, he may be retained. We will respect their decisions, we go again cool2.gif

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post Jun 3 2015, 06:52 AM

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QUOTE(Burningsunz @ Jun 3 2015, 03:35 AM)
CONFIRMED: Brendan Rodgers to stay as Liverpool FC manager

Brendan Rodgers will continue as Liverpool manager after holding a “positive” end-of-season review with chairman Tom Werner.

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Hello Kopites, let's start afresh cool2.gif

Allen, please bring me my hailer sweat.gif
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Raheem, I'm trading you for 2 star arsenal players (sell one, get 2. What a fooking good deal!! ) no wonder I'm still the manager. I'm the best sweat.gif no, the bestest manager. Even all ex Liverpool players (80s) support me. Well most, like dalglish, fowler, hanman, rush,...

I got Liverpool playing like Liverpool again, death by football, woohoo (that's why the 80s ex lfc players loves me), and to the rest of the tragic fans whistling.gif

Yoohoo, I'm the bestest Liverpool manager wink.gif

We shown character last season after losing my lovely boy, suarez. he still sends me wishes for making him the 3rd world best player rclxm9.gif that boy I love him.

Next season, we will be better than 6th place (proabably 5th, its a progress), hey, I almost won the league in my 2nd season (still my get out of jail card). - BR

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post Jun 3 2015, 08:44 AM

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QUOTE(carloz28 @ Jun 3 2015, 09:12 AM)
It's no longer #WodgersOut for me.

It's time to train our guns on FSG coz the club is in the wrong hands.

#FSGout
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Save your ammo bro, doubt it will dent the juggernaut of majority. FSG saved lfc from ruins.


instead continue to hawk on Rodgers. I knew Rodgers won't be sacked, it's a political maneuver.

the very first day he got in, I had my suspicion. Never changed, even when many, many jieezed for landing lfc 2nd place in 2nd season.

I think fans should grudgingly accept this fact, Rodgers is to stay at least for next season. But I think the freebie (get out of jail card for landing lfc 2nd) is yanked from him as a precautionary reminder to the carefully chosen one, (Rodgers) get your act together.

All these clueless tactical changes (it goes into outright silliness of having 4-5 tactically formations within 1 game to desperately wanting to save a game). We know many will still defend at least he is trying (but it actually goes to show he is technically inept, which we been saying all this while)

No more blaming the transfer committee (it was just a damn PR jargon to shield Rodgers of his bad calls), no more excuses he needs more coaching time, he has a proper window, after arsenal gave us a break by winning the FA cup.

Rodgers, with all (excuses and all) that's been stripped, time to deal the real thing to all the Kopites. No more hiding behind FSG, no more of these silly rhetorical pleasing media shows, please.

4th year. You got more seasons than enough to mould your liverpoolfc. No more aging 'Gerrard' on shoulders. It's all youngsters with heaps of potential.

Chances, Milner may come in, it could be what Rodgers needs.





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post Jun 3 2015, 05:41 PM

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QUOTE(sinoffire @ Jun 3 2015, 05:53 PM)
meanwhile RB officially to rmadrid.
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Aiya, Real Madrid will lose 8 straight games and Rafa will be sack one. He can't even get inter Milan, Napoli going. Failure manager whistling.gif whistling.gif whistling.gif


Meanwhile cry.gif cry.gif cry.gif

http://www.theanfieldwrap.com/2015/06/live...he-buying-game/


Sad about rafa's LFC regime vs whats now at LFC

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post Jun 3 2015, 09:27 PM

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QUOTE(de_sengal @ Jun 3 2015, 07:57 PM)
Next season Real Madrid will loan Steven Gerrard from LA.  brows.gif
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No lar, I heard they (those that isn't fan of rafa) says rafa will make Real Madrid the most boring team ever. Maybe will adopt a system of 8-1-1) as what Liverpool played under rafa (according to them)

Rafa new buys will be all defenders, defensive midfielders.

I wonder
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post Jun 4 2015, 07:08 AM

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QUOTE(led_zep_freak @ Jun 4 2015, 12:10 AM)
That won't happen, because it's Perez who signs the players.

But despite all the resources Madrid has, success isn't a guarantee. In fact, it's the toughest managerial world the footballing world today.
He will be up against possibly the best football team in decades.
Have almost no say on the big signings.
Have bunch of so-called ultra fans who are essentially spoilt brats.

Seems a risky move by Rafa but he has been out of the elite group of managers since Inter.
If he wins at least a major cup (La Liga/CL) in the next 2 or 3 years, he will be pushed back to the limelight.

Mourinho won the La Liga. Ancelotti brought home the coveted La Decima. Neither were spared, so let's see what Rafa could bring to the table.
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Contrary to reports, Real Madrid managers has an imput on players the hope to get. (see comments by RM manager(s), past & present on the linked players)

What you guys are fed are the news media's simplistic view on how it works. Of course Perez has a big say, he assumes the role of 'director of football' there, what real Madrid wants (after evaluation on the reinforcements with the coaches and managers) they get their man. No amount of nitty gritty money problems that plagues some tightly budgeted teams.

It's the same with Liverpool, Rodgers sets out who he wants, transfer committee will try to get, on conditions they fall within the set conditions (i.e. wage structure, etc) by the owners.

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Jan Molby: 
If Brendan Rodgers doesn't buy well Liverpool will DISAPPEAR as a top club

After finishing runners-up in the 2013/14 season, the Reds have since struggled to keep pace with the top four, sliding to sixth place this year.

And Molby admits the pressure is on Brendan Rodgers to come good in the transfer window or he risks Liverpool 'disappearing' as a top club.

"I know it sounds dramatic but this is the biggest summer Liverpool have ever had.

"Get it wrong and the danger is we disappear from that select group of five or six teams who are up there competing every year.

"I know the club fell off its perch long ago in terms of winning titles. But in the years since we've always been in the pack of clubs just behind. (but now) "We risk slipping away unless the glaring weaknesses in our squad are addressed."

- Jan Molby


We fans all should know how a football club is run. It's the same on how corporate companies conduct themselves. Understandable the media feeds and misled some of the readers (base on their comprehension on biasness and maybe, naivety). All managers have a big say in who they think the players should come to reinforce the team. How the team performs has a bearing on his tenure there.

We all know this figurative saying.
When Rafa wanted a table, (unfortunately) he got only a table lamp from the owners when he was at Liverpoolfc
At Madrid, I'm pretty sure he'll get THAT table, and it won't be sourced from ikea but the Real Madrid way!

Brendan Rodgers sees and buys into FSGs philosophy and decidely to (only) shop at bargains corner AT ikea as far. That's the difference. Of course then there are raids into those seemingly expensive players from Southampton (example). It's pretty much like shopping at those assembled/per decorated 'seasonal' showunits (at ikea)! Just because they look good as show units, whether it (really) fits your home, goes entirely on whether you are a good decorator (ID guy). Also when the home really needs a kitchen, he decides instead on a sofa set! That's Brendan. He thinks the sofa works/function like in a kitchen!!!


The players orgins (preferably British players) isn't and wasnt set by FSG, it has always been a Liverpoolfc's tradition. Know our club, we can disagree on this but it has always been that way, even long before Liverpoolfc was sold.

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QUOTE(JoJawJack @ Jun 4 2015, 08:52 AM)
The transfers policy & terms from the owner make it hard for BR. Everyone knows that need to spend big amount of money to get to top of table. with World class player and top quality performances. How you want to catch a big fish while you have a small rod ? its not easy. This is what happening now. Despite of pressure being sack, BR knows how to take the pressure and surely he's gonna big for this summer transfer. Cheap Players, good quality. well, surely not a world class player budget. We won UEFA CL cup back in 2005, We were underdog teams in the Europe. Still can go to Final. Twice. 2005 and 2006. Meanwhile now, the idea of bring it back to the top of league should be revised by the Owner. He should give a big budget for BR to spend a world class players.

Loss of Suarez, Injured Sturridge, Big head Sterling, Return Origi, Classic Countinho, Lost Balloteli and Irreplaceable Legend Gerrard. BR has a lot to give now for next season. Let's see how he manage in Transfer plan.

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Not all that difficult.

We have in the past identified good players at a bargain and they came off absolutely a legend! Simple example, Sami hypia.

it's (the) knowing what you want the team you manage, play. A preset idea, a framework. Yes, Brendan Rodgers appears to have an idea when he landed lfc's converted managerial position.

The problem I have with Rodgers is (to me) he been a pushover, a seemingly 'wanting' to please all quarters. A perfect man manager. An unfortunate YES person. I have said this a long time ago. all those thug like calls on the pitch ("steady, steady" on sterling) doesn't translate to how he sticks to his set idea how the team should carry out the master gameplay. He is grouping for solutions during big games, statistically almost always falling short in big(ger) games.

Perhaps, he (BR) will learn. He did at some stages appear too. By and for Liverpool's future sake, he better take into all account and stop all those school boy mistakes (such as that starting with revolutionary 4 centerbacks! Even when there are capable left/right backs)

He has a big grandeur of ideology how to play the better Spanish way, the old Liverpool pass n move, the Dutch all rotating players. Honestly he only need to add some realistic gameplay and forgo those rhetoric super fantasy football ideology. Even top spanish, dutch national team manager added pragmatisim.

Understandably, it's a learning ground for him as he never had experience it as more previously from his past team managerial exploits. He has been overly idealistic on how we should play, lfc's gameplay. Respect your opponents too, and prepare against their strategy. Don't think they (opponents) will just knell at your 'death by possession football'. It rather naive.

my previous post link (anfieldwrap) had Rafa too (at liverpoolfc) identified bargains that turn out good. It was never always about expensively assembled player and buys.

http://www.theanfieldwrap.com/2015/06/live...he-buying-game/

Brendan can turn player into something useful for the club. Play them to their strength(first)! Not everyone can adapt into roles they are not accustomed too. A player spend a lifetime being groomed into a certain role and too suddenly thrown into a position where he couldn't get the basics right. That's what is expected off from Brendan's ideology of the perfect Liverpool. He needs to be a little more realistic/pragmatic.

Bargains do come by sometimes, it's not set thing. However you know to have a certain know how to extract, to unearth the unknown. For our sake, Rodgers, I hope u knock some senses to yourself.

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QUOTE(melt @ Jun 4 2015, 10:39 AM)
From the report I cant blame Skrtel, it seems that the contract that he going to sign needs him to play up to 80% of the Liverpool games to entitle that salary which he think is an insult to him.

There were no value stated so we know if he is being greedy or not.
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One of those Liverpool site/blogs wrote about it before (lfc n skrtel contract negotiations) it was tabled to him before the season ended. I think this impasse was overshadowed by sterlings contract dispute.

Believe me, it will not be the only problems we will face this summer. More to come.

That wrtten site (of the lfc n skrtel impasse) was in favour for Liverpoolfc, as they felt it will keep Liverpool lean and healthy. On the players side, perhaps not, making him to be more robotic and the need to be injury free. (though some suggested its only to senior non English players??)

I haven't read from all quarters to form an opinion on this.

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QUOTE(yeelong @ Jun 4 2015, 01:33 PM)
and some say lucas also..

inb4 RM becum LiverMadrid.. some said..
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After seemingly being knocked back by Christian Benteke and Alexandre Lacazette, Liverpool's aim to sign a new striker looks to have moved further afield.

Spanish paper AS reports that Brendan Rodgers is interested in Real Madrid striker Denis Cheryshev.

The Russian striker has been at the Bernabeu for years, but is yet to feature for Real Madrid's first team. Instead, he scored four times for Villarreal last season when on a season-long loan. That's not hugely encouraging, but in fairness he did play as a left winger for most of the season.

Cheryshev is now 24, and AS say he is available for a fee of around €15m.





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Perez is happy to see Benitez take charge and he said: "He arrived at Real at the age of 13 and now he has the opportunity to coach the first team. During nine years, he has coached different teams of Real Madrid."

"There is no one better than you," he said to his new coach. "To know what we represent and what we want. Your heart is Madridista."

Benitez has been one of the biggest coaching names in football for more than a decade.

He led Valencia to two Primera Division titles, back-to-back appearances in Champions League finals and a UEFA Cup crown.

He also steered Liverpool to Champions League glory in 2005, where his team staged a major comeback in the final to stun an Ancelotti-led AC Milan.

Benitez won the FA Cup and UEFA Super Cup while at Liverpool.

The veteran coached Inter Milan in 2010 but was sacked three months into the Serie A season.

He also led Chelsea to the Europa League title in the 2012-13 campaign before joining Napoli.

"He is one of the best coaches in the world," Perez said. "A coach that demands the best from his players.

"A coach with a lot of international experience and a great CV."




the comments itself speaks volumes. no doubt the haters will continue to take pot shots, typical. I suppose only the knowing ones understands.
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couple of things will happen this summer buys.

Liverpools priority is get rid of players that doesn't play rodgers brand of football (despite rodger himself thought they could)

borini, apas,(what they are still under contract at liverpoolfc??) coates, maybe balo (should they get a decent offer), etc


LFc needs a 'real' striker (they might confuse themselves, hence the 'Madrid striker Denis Cheryshev' link)

..but thats is probably seriously what lfc can offer (player wage structure) given that liverpool is likely looking to cash in on want away sterling.

We all know madrid's priority is the goalkeeper and could have Keylor Navas thrown in return for any deal that sees David De Gea going there.

settle that then maybe some strength in other departments. rafa isn't sloppy to know where & which department is weak
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QUOTE(Mikeshashimi @ Jun 4 2015, 08:19 AM)
Rafa will do well with Madrid. Mark my words.
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this is a several comments i have seen on ancelotti's real madridfc.


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I watched the recent Espanyol vs Madrid match live and what struck me was the appalling attitude of the Madrid players, they were still (barely) in a title race but they wandered around the pitch berating each other, not moving for a ball that wasn't inch perfect, no effort to close down in midfield or defense, just waiting on a mistake from the opposition.

There were literally 2 of their players putting any effort in. The fact they still won the game 4-1 is extremely damning for Espanyol, rather than a sign of Real being anything special. With the players they have, and the shape they are in, they should be smashing these teams off the park. They just seem content to do the minimum though. I'd love and hate to be manager of Real, I have no idea how the hell you would manage all them egos and I imagine the changing room to be toxic.



for all their incredible strength of players, it was the laid back style of carlo that allowed these to creep in. I'm not saying rafa will not lose some of the players support, every team has a certain degree of players where it might not gel.

Real madrid needs some disciplinary within, Perez couldn't have gotten a better manager to help halt that from being cancerous (laid back). Rafa as we know goes thru with a fine comb on things & it can irks some carefree players. For others where perfection, & the desire to be worlds best isn't just enough, I think rafa can help inject it more at Real.
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QUOTE(yeelong @ Jun 4 2015, 03:36 PM)
Not even Mou can stick with RM for more than 5 years. You think RB is better than Mou? 3 years contract he got from RM, first year he will under huge pressure already coz his rivally is Barca. Wishing him luck nonetheless.
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nobody said, well i didn't say rafa will be a huge success at real.


Real madrid at the moment has a mini crisis. You can read form those forums. while of course there are those would want not to see carlo ancellotti go (he gets on very well with the players), a perfect buddy manager. I suppose an outatake of the observation, real managed to wrestle the title previous season (carlos first year) when barca were shambolic. messi with all the problems off field (apparently evading taxes, his father issue, neymar questionable arrival. everything worse that can happen at barcelona happened and real took great advantage.

Once barcelona regrouped under the guidance of luis enrique, he manage to add calmness. Look at how incredibly sorted they seemed from previous disarray season. Of course the additional mercurial suarez, for larger extend did them good favours. We know suarez quality. Others might dismiss his (suarez) contribution, but that's kinda expected. But true liverpool fans knew what was lost.

We all know Rafa is quite aloof at times. He is a disciplinary type of manager. He separates upstairs n players. He wants a slight distance to players. I'm just saying its perhaps what they (RM) need now. You look at the overview of mourino's tenure there. Have you read those ex madrid players comments? mournino could have served longer there but he couldn't and it reached a boiling point.
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QUOTE(melt @ Jun 4 2015, 06:28 PM)
Is he a Stevie material?
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Not anywhere near Stevie overall strenght but in honestly if Milner stays fit and able to start games, perhaps yes, would be better contribution to Liverpool's fortunes than of Gerrard this season. (in terms of involvemnt of minutes gameplay) I think.

Welcome aboard Milner. I knew you were attracted to the opportunity to start more games. Though it may take 1/3 season for you to exert some consistency for Liverpool sweat.gif that just a guess, if you do exert your influence it would be grateful. Hopefully you can teach Rodgers something or too from being under managers who have experience in europe tongue.gif
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QUOTE(Everdying @ Jun 4 2015, 06:49 PM)
yes! milner will be our new right back! tongue.gif
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Lol, Ryan babel tweeted Ronaldo will be madrids new right back under rafa. Poor babel if only he worked harder than his tweets, he would have made a better player of himself. His first touch amounts one of the worse of a Liverpool forward.

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QUOTE(maranello55 @ Jun 4 2015, 06:43 PM)
Why u guys so excited? BR will take one whole season to know how to use Milner.

wanna bet?
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I think some report that Milner already gave a verbal acknowledge to Liverpool much much, earlier before the season end. (as I suspected)

Liverpoolfc also wanted an earliest news on this confirmation to filter out as to defect some criticism on last seasons campaign, shifting some negative spotlight off Rodgers.

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QUOTE(melt @ Jun 4 2015, 08:13 PM)
I checked back his injury record so far it's been quite impressive. As some said BR might just utilize him as a wing back instead of cm.

Not sure if it's a good thing since Can have a higher chance to go into cm
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I don't think that much of injury kept him out of first 11 at man city. The abundance of talent there just kinda edge him out from regular spot, my guess. He need run of games to be consistent. He is said to be one who is industrious in his game, which is a plus point.

Some even tip him to take the captains armband cool2.gif wow, that's rolleyes.gif
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QUOTE(reehdus @ Jun 4 2015, 10:42 PM)
If mancity playing against us, i would be more scared if they put milner on the field rather than henderson.
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Let's hope Brendan don't fuk it up. Play him to his strength than to fit him as left back la, righ back la, the new defensive midfielder la.

While I think we had a positive start on transfer, Ill bet we are likely to lose several more senior players. Skrtel, lucas will likely join Johnson, coates, borini, apas, jones, gerrard etc out off the Liverpool payroll.

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