My trip to Anfield.

Liv vs. Man Utd. I shall slowly update you guys.

I think it is very important to win penalty and free kick. That's 1 of the strength we had when we had Suarez ma, and the chances to score from freekick when we had him was so high. Oh well, glad to see him doing well.

Looks like someone is getting personal again. So addictive ah?

Anyway, looks like BR's time in LFC will be decided in these last few games. It really looks like we are going to go through another transition period.

On the wages part, that's 1 thing FSG and BR is good at isn't it?

If you don't perform, you don't get paid. Of course then his selling price becomes lower as he runs down his contract.

Unlike doubling a pay when someone threatens to leave with the reason the team has no top player.

I can explain for Toure which has something to do with the Bosman Ruling. Whereby free transfer are given higher wages. Same like how we signed Joe Cole, Milan Jovanovic and Voronin.

As for Lovren, though his performance has been poor with us this season, but he was vital and I would say successful for Southampton last year.

You clearly don't even bother to find out what Bosman ruling is. No point discussing a matter with you.

Like you said, he is a back up of a back up. He was behind Carra (last year), Skrtel, Agger, and Sakho. Hence, we signed a player who can still play around 3 years.

Which will cost 36months x 70k = 2.5M. Assuming no bonus etc etc.

Share with me a player we can sign for 1M, and 40k wages and willing to the 5th CB. Thanks.

[quote=cherroy,Apr 21 2015, 05:51 PM]
Then the question will be why spent 2.5M on a 5th CB.
To improve 'depth" of the team until need 5th CB?

Every mil count.

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Sorry my calculation was wrong

It should be 156 weeks x 70k - 11M. That would mean we can sign a 5M odd CB and pay 40k. hehehe.

Anyway since you diverted another subtopic to discuss. We practically had 3 CB with Agger injured almost the entire season?

Alamak, every player also kena justify now. Totally forgot bout this dude.

Whatever happened to Coates, it is a mystery, could not even get into Sunderland's first team. Probably back to Uruguay after this.

This post has been edited by kenlimfornication: Apr 21 2015, 06:01 PM

He'll probably be the next bosman!

Does that mean Allen is not rubbish?

Which then reminds me, players..under Rafa who weren't rubbish. Maybe Rafa is rubbish to you?

Josemi
Dossena
Nunez

A few I can recall only lar.

This post has been edited by kenlimfornication: Apr 22 2015, 12:33 PM

Haha, of course he was hyped and everyone was excited when BR was appointed. Even BR has dropped him earlier this season.

Anyhow, let's see how BR close this season and will FSG keep him. If they do, guess you will be frustrated and angry for another season huh?

what about FSG?

Maybe someone should initiate a FSG out like what happened to G&H?

Do you think if the fans left at half time, we will even score the first goal?

After Gerrard headed in the first goal, what did he do after giving a high five to Riise for the cross?

That was how important singing and cheering is. You can't take the credit away from the fans who travelled to Istanbul.

wow 6 players from Chelsea, none from Man City.

and wow Everton's win.

GG.

Torres

https://www.facebook.com/SoccerHighlightsTo...?type=2&theater

He may not be the player he once was, but not many of us can remember or even know a Liverpool without him. 3 more games.

This post has been edited by kenlimfornication: May 3 2015, 10:10 AM

On another news. Suarez has scored 24 goals for Barca in all competitions. What a beast.

Hi all fellow friends and LFC supporters. My fiancee and I was at the game at Anfield vs. Man Utd and would like to share my experience there with you guys.

We landed in Edinburgh almost a week before taking a 4 hours drive to Liverpool. Upon reaching Liverpool, the feeling of excitement has already filled up in me as the road signs in the highway points out how close Manchester is to Liverpool. Like as though when you drive along Federal Highway all you see is Klang and Shah Alam. Over there, all you see is Liverpool and Manchester, and occasionally Southampton, Swansea, or other towns which looks familiar because you know the football club.

Arriving a day before the game at Holiday Inn, we decided to take a tour down Liverpool City. It is no doubt a more laid back city with no buzz or tourists like how London is. Though there are not as many tourist, there are many Asian and East Europeans (I assume students) there. Somehow, I remain vigilante as there are quite a number of people both man and woman who were quite rowdy and loud and tipsy before 10pm. 3 degrees celcius at night with strong wind is no familiar territory as well. We decided to get some chinese food and head back to call it a night.

We left the hotel before 8am for the stadium tour. Too excited and also afraid of parking issues. It was a pleasant 15 minutes drive from the hotel to the stadium, passing by Goodison Park as well. There was barely any traffic at that hour on a Sunday. Plenty of free parking spots around, just 50 metres from the KOP. Walking towards the stadium, a junction just right outside the KOP, there were a few police officers and a van, cleaning up rubbles, and were picking evidence off the ground. There were blood everywhere. I thought, there must've been a fight last night. I learned that it was a car accident.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverp...sh-just-8896317

Stadium tour was very informative, fun, but a little rush. My advice is to do a stadium tour when it is not a match day.

View from the Kop.



Going round the museum is free and no time limit. It's a must see. There were plenty of videos, memorabilias like jerseys, and boots of legends and of course trophies. The main highlight - The 5th European Cup from Istanbul. Take a closer look and you will find the lip marks of the players who kissed it and fingerprints of players who lifted it are still visible!



Waited for 2 more hours, got some chinese food just right outside the stadium for 5pounds (enough for 2). It was time to go in. Atmosphere was building and people start to fill the stadium. Anfield Road however, were filled with people like ourselves, 1-timers and tourists.

Players' name are announced and cheered. Jeers were given to the opposing team. The song started playing. Everyone got up, scarves were waved and stretched across. It was loud, yes, hair at the back of my neck were standing, even as I'm typing this. I can't sing to save my life, Ang moh guy next to me can't sing too, but we sang our hearts out.

Sing your heart out, even if you can't sing to save your own life.
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The Kop never stopped singing the entire match. However, sitting at the Anfield Road, closer to the travelling fans, it can be quite annoying. I have to give it to them too, they never stopped singing.

Each time the ball approaches both goals, everyone stands up to have a better view, you can hear the flip chairs all go up. Sounds like Joey Jordison on his double pedal. The atmosphere got more intense as the game was coming to an end. The announcer on the mic at least 5 times reminding away fans to stay where they are after the match and will be escorted to their transport back. Would've expected what is going to happen if both sides get out of the stadium at the same time.

We got out sour, beaten, and sad of course. Captain got sent off in a mere 40 seconds and it was the 1st game beaten after the 12 games run, and we never looked good after that. Nonetheless, it is an experience that will never be forgotten. Definitely not my last time there.