Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2013/14

yesno1234 · 13-01-2014 2:55am

FearDark wrote: »

It was definitely a money counting gesture.

It 100% was not.

It was 'writing' something on his hand. No idea why but the first thought that came to mind for me was 'chalk that one down'.

murpho999 · 13-01-2014 3:01am

yesno1234 wrote: »

It 100% was not.

It was 'writing' something on his hand. No idea why but the first thought that came to mind for me was 'chalk that one down'.

To me he was definitely a count out of money.

Got the impression that he had a friend in the crowd that must have back him to score.

McSasquatch · 13-01-2014 3:59am

From Twitter;

Charlie Adam didn't celebrate either. He knew the goal would delay his half-time Gü pudding by a minimum of 30 seconds.

hefferboi · 13-01-2014 4:12am

Adam celebrating!

~Rebel~ · 13-01-2014 7:51am

yesno1234 wrote: »

It 100% was not.

It was 'writing' something on his hand. No idea why but the first thought that came to mind for me was 'chalk that one down'.

Ha, 100% eh?

Seen it again since, even more confident it was counting out money. Licks his thumb and then flicks through imaginary bills.

Vicxas · 13-01-2014 8:03am

~Rebel~ wrote: »

Ha, 100% eh?

Seen it again since, even more confident it was counting out money. Licks his thumb and then flicks through imaginary bills.

Definitely counting out money.

Probably for his Burger King later.

mormank · 13-01-2014 8:08am

mike65 wrote: »

Nope, though the "advantage" of watching their teams was that my heart got less wear and tear - we are back to the Roy Evans era right now, if it were only possible to combine Ged defence with Rodgers attack we'd be home and hosed.

A Ged defence + a Rafa midfield + Rodger's attack =

:):eek: we should obviously appoint the 3 of them together!

Agueroooo · 13-01-2014 9:37am

OK come on admit it ....

Who else done the Sturridge dance when he scored

Vicxas · 13-01-2014 9:43am

Agueroooo wrote: »

OK come on admit it ....

Who else done the Sturridge dance when he scored

.......... Oh Dear lol

In other news I'll get the transfer gossip ball rolling this morning

Liverpool apparently watched Benfica and Porto last night. There's some suggestion that they could have been watching Porto midfielder Fernando.

Link here

gafferino · 13-01-2014 9:58am

Agueroooo wrote: »

OK come on admit it ....

Who else done the Sturridge dance when he scored

Me and my brother both jumped up and started doing it

Agueroooo · 13-01-2014 10:02am

Me and my brother both jumped up and started doing it

Before I knew what I was doing I had the dance action in full swing with my 7yr old son trying not stir up a very nasty hangover, but it did feel gooood.

djPSB · 13-01-2014 10:14am

Thought Gerrard played the defensive position well positionally and did will breaking up Stoke attacks.

But my God he was diabolical on the ball. A bit rusty I suppose.

Cartman78 · 13-01-2014 10:22am

Agueroooo wrote: »

Before I knew what I was doing I had the dance action in full swing with my 7yr old son trying not stir up a very nasty hangover, but it did feel gooood.

Caught the last half an hour on a clapped out laptop on a dodgy stream whilst feeding my 15 mth old....who says men can't multi-task

Didn't quite manage a full Sturridge body-popping routine.

Probably a game we should have won more comfortably but I'll take 3 points on a wet Sunday evening against horrible Stoke anytime.

I don't think we're anywhere near the kamikaze levels of Keegan's Newcastle (mid 90's version) but our attacking potency means that defensive c0ck-ups, goalkeeping errors etc are no longer as damaging as before.

Vicxas · 13-01-2014 10:22am

djPSB wrote: »

Thought Gerrard played the defensive position well positionally and did will breaking up Stoke attacks.

But my God he was diabolical on the ball. A bit rusty I suppose.

I noticed a lot that he'd get the ball, touch it then wait for someone to come take it off him.

There was some serious miscommunication yesterday.

razorblunt · 13-01-2014 10:24am

murpho999 wrote: »

To me he was definitely a count out of money.

Got the impression that he had a friend in the crowd that must have back him to score.

Yep that's what I took away from it too, friendly banter with someone in the crowd.

Kimbot · 13-01-2014 10:32am

I have to say the keeper done fantastic in saving the shot from Sturridge right before he scored and Sturridges control to bring it back into the pitch for a shooting oppertunity was brill

Dickerty · 13-01-2014 10:37am

Agueroooo wrote: »

OK come on admit it ....

Who else done the Sturridge dance when he scored

Not quite, was in the in-laws watching on the iPad, so would have looked extra weird. Just glad to see it out, we would NEVER have won that fixture in years gone by.

We still have a big problem with defending away from home. Our full backs are better in attack, so when we are under pressure away, the ball get into the box very easily. The cross for their first was completely unchallenged by two Pool players, not good enough.
Second was sloppy, and third was a 1 on 1 and a flop my Migs. But that's how the whole game was.

As the end of the day, we are 4th and we have played away to City, Cheslea, Arsenal, Stoke, Everton, Spurs and Newcastle. Of the rest of the top 12 teams, we have to play ONLY United and Southamption away from home still. And most of them still have to visit Anfield.

It is in our hands....

spockety · 13-01-2014 10:40am

Has this been posted... not sure...?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdwODgFBkhQ

rob316 · 13-01-2014 10:40am

Agueroooo wrote: »

OK come on admit it ....

Who else done the Sturridge dance when he scored

I did! and the Mrs told me to grow up

LuckyLloyd · 13-01-2014 10:43am

K-9 wrote: »

Going to be some derby, reminiscent of the mid to late 80's ones, can't wait for it, Merseyside derbys being important as regards the top of the table again, not just bragging rights.. So many huge games coming up and barring United away all at Anfield.

True enough on the odds, there's nothing between both teams, well barring Suarez! I'd say those odds are based on United coming strong with RVP to come back. For me Everton and Spurs are the 2 unquantifiables in the run in.

Anyway, anybody prefer GED and Rafa style playing to the current set up?

Your stick just a little sharpened eh?

The period I look back on most fondly as a Liverpool supporter (bear in mind I missed the 70's and 80's) was 2000 - 2002 (well the 2nd leg of the Leverkusen game to be exact). Did we play beautiful football? Nope. Did we make hard work of everything? Yep. Were we difficult to beat? YES.

During that run I began to feel that we were bullet proof. Just an amazing run of heroic moments (Gary Mac's freekick; thin red lines holding firm in the Olympic Stadium and Nou Camp; the last 10 Micky Owen minutes against Arsenal; having the better of the head to heads with Utd). Where Liverpool are concerned I only really care that we will win. The manner of victory is immaterial (and secretly I probably prefer the dug in ground out signature wins of the GED and Rafa eras - there's something wonderful about winning big games you're not supposed to).

This season is thus far the most exciting we've had as a whole since 2008 / 9. But I don't feel that invincibility yet. It is distressing to watch us defend, and Mignolet is suffering his worst patch of form to date. Can we outscore Spurs, Everton, City, Chelsea and Arsenal at home down the stretch with the squeeze on? Can we outshoot Utd in Old Trafford when they're desperate? I'm excited as anyone to find out, and it will be bliss and sunlight if we do but there was a comfort factor there most of the time from 2000 - 2009 that we'd be able to find our way into the big games. Defend well, absorb a few punches and - particularly under Rafa - establish control from the center and dictate the pace of the game.

Exciting times though, no doubt about that.

Raif Severance · 13-01-2014 10:46am

K-9 wrote: »

Evans is what comes into my mind watching us.

Any site to watch MotD2 highlights?

http://www.gettyfooty.com/2014/01/premier-league-2013-2014-bbc-match-of_13.html

Enjoy!

Speak Now · 13-01-2014 10:59am

jonny24ie wrote: »

I have to say the keeper done fantastic in saving the shot from Sturridge right before he scored and Sturridges control to bring it back into the pitch for a shooting oppertunity was brill

Got off his kness to chest the ball onto his head :pac: pure class

rob316 · 13-01-2014 11:04am

Ok Im gunna put it out there. Gerrard as a centre back. If he is not good enough for midfield he has to play somewhere, as he will not be dropped, its pointless even debating it.

I want to see Gerrard on the pitch as much as possible still, he's Liverpool through and through. But he has to be contributing sufficiently.

shamrock55 · 13-01-2014 11:06am

murpho999 wrote: »

To me he was definitely a count out of money.

Got the impression that he had a friend in the crowd that must have back him to score.

Just watched it again a few times, its definitely a writing gesture, his left hand is out flat like a book and he starts writing on it, i dont know what way you count your money

shamrock55 · 13-01-2014 11:11am

rob316 wrote: »

Ok Im gunna put it out there. Gerrard as a centre back. If he is not good enough for midfield he has to play somewhere, as he will not be dropped, its pointless even debating it.

I want to see Gerrard on the pitch as much as possible still, he's Liverpool through and through. But he has to be contributing sufficiently.

Who the fcuck says he is not good enough for midfield, he had a great game yesterday did he not, he said post match that he has been asked to play a new deeper role and that it will take a few games to get into it
not directed at you rob but im getting **** sick of folk writing off stevie its a joke at this stage

Boom_Bap · 13-01-2014 11:20am

shamrock55 wrote: »

Just watched it again a few times, its definitely a writing gesture, his left hand is out flat like a book and he starts writing on it, i dont know what way you count your money

That's a popular gesture for the phrase 'make it rain'.

Grayditch · 13-01-2014 11:29am

I'd forgotten how fast Sturridge can be. I know Stoke were tired, but Jaysus, the shpeeedof'm.

Knex* · 13-01-2014 11:30am

spockety wrote: »

Has this been posted... not sure...?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdwODgFBkhQ

Cheers for that. Listening to it now.

Say what you want about the man, but he has always come across as extremely well spoken and intelligent, and so far, he's ticking those boxes again in this speech.

Milkers · 13-01-2014 11:31am

High quality fullbacks who actually give a **** needed ASAP

happyoutscan · 13-01-2014 11:32am

Didn't see the game or highlights but damn, isn't it great to wake up on a Monday after beating Stoke at the Brittania with the added pressure of most of our rivals having already won this weekend? Tis mighty.

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