Grayditch wrote: » We're down to 3rd already
billy2012 wrote: » Completely disagree. I think Willian replacing Henderson would have much more of a positive impact on the team than say a CB replacing Toure / Agger. I don't think a new CB will offer alot more than Toure? What do feel he is lacking that a new CB would bring to the team?
Grayditch wrote: » It's scarey how badly a bad ref performance can wreck a game. I'm just shocked we got lucky today, in that respect.
jesus_thats_gre wrote: » Do you really think that we have sufficient cover if Toure or Agger sustain a medium to long term injury. Do you think that we have sufficient competition to prevent either becoming complacent? I think no is the glaringly obvious answer to both. Skrtel was good enough but obviously isn't rated by the manager. As for Willian being an improvement over Henderson. Do they even play the same position - that is a genuine question. I assumed that he is a wing forward.
Pedalstool wrote: » Henderson seemed to be playing wide right today. Or was I the only one who thought that?
Optimalprimerib wrote: » 72 pages after 2 days??? With little or nothing interesting going on at the club. The internet will explode when ye lose or suarez does something suarez
billy2012 wrote: » Do you really feel that having a backup CB to cover Toure / Agger will really push the team on more than adding a player like Willian to the team? I've no problem adding cover, I always want to improve the squad, but IMO Toure Agger SKrtel Coates Wisdom Kelly will manage to Xmas atleast untill we can see how Papa is. (ideal situation) Forget about Wisdom against Celtic, he is alot more comfortable playing on the right. It would be Henderson getting dropped if Willian came into the team, regardless if he played AM or WF.
Utopia Parkway wrote: » Benteke is going to be a handful next week. Think Villa will be a lot better this season.
Iused2likebusts wrote: » different positions but it would mean coutinho could play in the middle with a front 3 of willian sturridge suarez. Henderson is not good enough technically to play in an advanced position.
Nuri Sahin wrote: » Agger on Danish television, "My heart is still in Liverpool and always will be."
Pedalstool wrote: » You have to love his loyalty but I just hope he keeps his concentration better this season. That said his ability on the ball is kinda crucial to how we play.
Liverpool FC manager Brendan Rodgers insists he is satisfied with how the situation with Luis Suarez has been resolved. The Uruguay international returned to training with the first-team on Friday having been exiled for more than a week after criticising the Reds boss, who said his attitude and performances had not been up to standard. Suarez claimed the club had reneged on a deal agreed last summer to allow him to leave if a Champions League club came in for him, with Arsenal having had two bids for him rejected. “I am satisfied with how everything has been resolved and we as a club are looking to the future,” said Rodgers, who refused to confirm whether the player had apologised as he said he would have to in order to be reintegrated. “There is nothing to be said there. “I won’t be saying anything on Luis Suarez and that is only purely out of respect for the (other) players.” Suarez is still suspended for a further five matches for biting Chelsea’s Branislav Ivanovic in April, but he was at Anfield to see his side win 1-0 against Stoke (click here for match report). His pre-match walk around the pitch’s perimeter brought muted applause and not the rapturous welcome he had received when he played in Steven Gerrard’s testimonial a fortnight ago at Anfield. “He is a part of our team and club and the supporters are a class act here,” said Rodgers. Rodgers had earlier described Suarez as ``back...smiling and happy'' in his pre-match interview with BT Sport. Suarez went public with his grievances last week after a second bid of £40,000,001 by Arsenal, which they thought should have triggered his departure, was rejected by the Merseysiders. Liverpool have always maintained there was no release clause as such, only a requirement to notify the player and begin negotiations should they wish. Suarez seemed much happier before Saturday’s game however, carrying daughter Delfina around the edge of the pitch to a ripple of applause from the smattering of fans assembled inside the ground an hour before kick-off. He even stopped to shake hands with former referee Mark Halsey at pitchside before disappearing down the tunnel, emerging less than 10 minutes later to make the walk back to the executive boxes in the Centenary Stand on the opposite side of the ground. A small group of Stoke bans booed as he walked past them but there was more applause and the odd cheer.
Dont be at yourself wrote: » Your man Luna looks like Djimi Traore mark II. Could see us getting some joy off him.
Charlie19 wrote: » Good call:D
murpho999 wrote: » Go to your settings I''m on page 22!
Raif Severance wrote: » Fairplay to Norwich. They held a Full Strength Everton to a 2-2 Draw, even though 4 of their Starters are out of the Squad.
mrsoundie wrote: » We're down to fourth, this is not fair!
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