Apparently Liverpools first offer of 32million was rejected (according to Alex Teixeira< my guess he liaise with his agent)

This is the video


https://www.facebook.com/theanfieldspirit/v...32476053546741/

Doubt it.

Furthermore (if BR was still the helm)my guess LFC probably won't be searching talents outside England 😝 esp in the middle of the season.

Coincidentally I made such remark b4 and someone said "hey we got courtinho (non English) in January". 😏 🙄

Signed under who la 🙄🙄

Lambert was signed up as a back up striker, 3rd or 4th. Didn't and wasn't suppose to start as first 11

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Jan 28 2016, 09:46 AM

Contrary to what some thought, we Liverpool only made one offer and not 3

The deal is off.

http://www.thisisanfield.com/2016/01/liver...luation-stands/


No teixeira in January. At least not now.

Let's move on. Spending for the sake of spending isn't right when sometimes even after spending the coach/manager doesn't know how to play players to their strengths.

But I trust Klopp to work on things than previous manager

We will scout harder for talents n Klopp n gang will unearth them.

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Jan 29 2016, 06:36 AM

Many have said better if we buy from players who have proven in English league but it has shown it was never the case.

Many seem to turn as one club wonders. Excellent for the previous club but turn disaster when join another club. We seem to always be a magnet for such, even management [cough] 😓

Fernando & dirk kuyt's son (Roan Kuyt)

Hope he grows up to be a legend LFC player next time. Energetic like his dad, prolific like torres

If Sturridge even turns up for 1 international call up let alone on the bench for England despite missing 99.99 games under Klopp, he will be crucified.

I'm dead serious. Roy can be daft when he was with us but he isn't that stupid with Sturridge

Rotation. kloopp is able to recognize the need (rotate players)

In the past we (many pundits or ex players) always criticize Rafa for rotating and should only play first 11 and not destabilize the team with rotation shite.

It's not a squad that Klopp built but he will get the team moving soon enough


Even Lewandowski has high praise for Klopp on how he can deal with players

Not sure if it has grounds but I get a sneaky feeling this might come off and we may have an insider (and ex) to gave some ear about his availability (and possibility usefulness even if stand in)

Real Madrid Winger Denis Cheryshev Poised for Liverpool Move

http://www.90min.com/posts/2916187-real-ma...ove?a_aid=36569



Position: Forward;
Height: 5'10" (1.79m);
Weight: 163 lbs (74 kg).
Age: 25;
DOB: December 26, 1990.

Madrid misfit Denis Cheryshev could be set to end his nightmare in the Spanish capital with a move to Liverpool, according to reports.

Radio station Cope claim the Russian is on his way to Anfield and will sign tomorrow (Monday), but reports are unclear whether it's a loan move or a permanent deal. ​

Cheryshev has played only 117 minutes of football this season and doesn't look to be a part of Zinedine Zidane's plans. (He is no galatico and I think Real Madrid won't play him)

Hmm get a feeling a Russian dirk kuyt??

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Jan 31 2016, 11:07 PM

Team B was clueless.

Granted there was no way LFC could have match but Rodgers didn't even try.

That was why the outcry

Doubt it. Chelseafc problems lies in the fact the presence of a towering back line wasn't there anymore and a striker whose mood swing, swings faster than a lady time of the month. It was evident the problems, should they miss CL spot next season. My guess the may find it harder to reinforce (just harder not impossible 😉)

Pep will go mCity & the they will probably reinforce more.

Next season will we see FSG & Klopp's Liverpools take wings


And btw.



This post has been edited by koolspyda: Feb 2 2016, 10:30 AM

Finnan was good but glen johnson under rafa was able to nudge ahead mainly the ability to support the attack more.

The Talking point was missing daniel agger but having carragher there is understandable given that him being a local lad.


I would definitely put agger ahead to partner hypia given agger the classier centreback between him & carrager.





anyway, about the lack of transfers in mid season. I think it was the same last year too? i meant not just us but in general amongst the english clubs

with the big boys splurging big over the years manager & signings. we tripped by going too 'Brit in first' policy.

it's ok should there be local lad coming out from the ranks but we had to indulge in Brit Manager where granted he Rodger had some eye catching flutters with swansea, He was just out of depth with Liverpool. Sorry i know the those boys are quick to point out season 2. But we all know season 2 reliant more of a wonder kid supported be an ageing legend.


anyway, you may be right about LVG. He probably won't be staying at MU. I not certain Jose Mourino will fit ManU though,

Making excellent sense with your assessment but but knowing some Bboys might ask why the kid gloves treatment compared/versus the fans feeling antagonised over every little thing the manager he (klopp) replaced

season ticket prices:
LFC - £42
Next season - £70
Not sure if it's official yet

The discussion amongst the LFC fans in uk. I suppose all the massive Brit outlay failure in the past may have finally bit FSG back?? Or at least part of it.

While it won't impact us but my guess there will be many over there who will feel the pinch big time

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Feb 3 2016, 02:23 AM

Yeah Pep isn't the answer for us, big spending clubs yes. He is up there, over the years he has made his reputation and he wants to continue there.

I like Klopp. Stop of saying he should have been here 3seasons ago and the splurge Liverpool spent, we would and definitely have been better than the current squad, admittedly very average. While they may have occasional highs but not enough to sustained a challenge for a spot for top 4.

Leicester city goals were fortunate for them. They took chances when it's only a small opening, and it went in. That's their strength, sit back and hit oppositions on the counter. And they seem to score every time.

It's unfortunate we suffer in a defeat against the current league leaders. They are there cause they are repeatedly doing it right over the season. Kudos to Claudio Ranieri & Leicester city

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Feb 3 2016, 09:13 AM

You guys knew they have divine help right 😋😋

Vardy & riyad mahnez are a revelation
The have speed and work very well on the counter
Will have to see if the can score as many when it's against crowded (bus park) teams.


Not many goalkeeper could save that shot, but perhaps mignolet positioning allowed or gave vardy the impetus to have the audacity to attempt that smallest opportune

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Feb 3 2016, 01:17 PM

http://www.90min.com/posts/2923998-vardy-s...ine?a_aid=36569



Maybe mignolet is good enough for his previous team, in the likes of a fallen giant who aspire to go back to the top, I'm not sure mignolet should be the one behind the post. It's harsh sentiment I know.

We fuk up big time letting Reina go because someone believed Mig was better. Mig was always a good understudy but his time as no 1 at Liverpool was premature.

The moment I watched the moment before vardy struck for goal, I knew Mig was in no man's land and it gave vardy the impetus.

Positioning for goal keeper separates the great one from the good ones.

Agree it is not the main problem but it is a problem to be addressed (in time)

Mignolet other saves in the game was commendable. It was just timing that led to the first goal where everyone seemed to think it's a wonder goal (esp English media) even vardy thought it wasn't his best goal but more of fortune that mignolet was way off (watch the goal, Mig had to back track upon realizing he was caught out, everyone knows you can't jump that high while retreating backwards - goalkeeper rule)

High ball from the back, there is no way lovren will be able to reach vardy. It was just timing in which vardy had a look and was fortunate to attempt that audacious volley.

I don't blame Mig for the second goal. It ricochet off a LFC defender and onto vardy's path. We were already desperate to find an equalizer and the back was stretched. Played to Leicester game forte. Hit on the break

We lost cause while the chances that came, we were off the mark. We were in the game until the goal. Chasing an equalizer is always hard, more so against a team that loves to break

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Feb 3 2016, 08:17 PM

Shooting long range is speculative, it's even worse if it's crowded or team having assembled back in numbers.

Yes, we could do with player like gerrard or Alonso (long range) accuracy in games like this or the cunningness and trickery of Suarez type of player. We don't have any of those.

I didn't think we would do well against Leicester before the game but that would be unfair for the team. These are stubborn teams that's difficult to break much like how houllier set up up in his early tenure knowingly the set of players weren't accomplished item under him.

There is no one who would bet against Leicester to have a melt down with 14 games or so left. Man city, Arsenal have the best prospects and pedigree to clinch 2 of the 4 spots. I think Leicester city too will join the private club.

We are blowing hot & cold to be consistent enough to clinch the remaining spot. It's a toss be it Spurs, Manu I guess. As much as I hate to think about it.

The small good news is we have players returning from injuries and it will/may take 4-8 games for them to bed into a rhythm playing for Liverpool again.

It's s remote possibility that's slowly being shut out for us. Dark horse we are maybe but only a remote outside chance for Liverpool. Stats base on form will show we likely will miss last spot.



Shit, even Reina can know kick from the corner. Ok it's leads to my point on...
https://www.facebook.com/SSCNapoli/videos/1124890837544489/

3 notable things I feel Mignolet needs to up the ante is one, his ball distribution from safety (when ball in his hands/or feet); two coming out with more confidence (esp timing) esp for corners; and lastly be more vocal and communication with the defense. He needs to lead n organize them. That inspire a stronger understanding with is why the current defensive gaffes are in some part to blame.

Again I said I trust Klopp to address this 'weakness'. How he does it is up to him. But I'm sure it needs to be looked into.

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Feb 3 2016, 10:21 PM