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

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New thread, old thread here : http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056999951&page=668

Enjoy it, they way you guys go through threads there'll be a new one in about 6 weeks.

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Sir Gallagher

I ended up in an Arsenal supporters bar in Manhattan for the match, full of loud mouth nerdy yanks. I got a bit of stick seen as i was the only one of about 100 with a Liverpool jersey on. Raging i didnt stick around now.

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Aresnal. Their year.

(Too man afternoon beers kickign in...)

messinkiapina

Maybe in the bigger scheme of things an Arsenal win might have been better today. They might actually panic and go spend some money now.

[Deleted User]

Yous are behind Villa, I bet yous wish Paul Lambert came in instead of Rodgers now. :pac:

Washington Irving

mrsoundie wrote: »

We're down to fourth, this is not fair!

Don't you know? Fourth is where it's at!

Raif Severance

Deleted User wrote: »

Barkley played well, for the bit of the game I watched.

Yup, probably Everton's MOTM for me.

On the Norwich side, I thought Ricky showed some Good Glimpses. He was Quiet for much of the First Half, but grew in the 2nd.

I think Norwich made some pretty shrewd Buys. I'm looking forward to how they do in the League.

DaveSuarez

Beast.

tok9

Pedalstool wrote: »

I hope Suarez is watching the Arsenal match!

He was! :P

Turtyturd

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Yous are behind Villa, I bet yous wish Paul Lambert came in instead of Rodgers now. :pac:

He could be at Arsenal next season....they need a manager who won't kick up a fuss about having no money.

[Deleted User]

Is the smoke alarm working in here? Might be needed as the Arsenal forum is nearing meltdown

Nuri Sahin

Turtyturd wrote: »

He could be at Arsenal next season....they need a manager who won't kick up a fuss about having no money.

Hodgson might be available after next June don't forget :eek:

mike65

Turtyturd wrote: »

He could be at Arsenal next season....they need a manager who won't kick up a fuss about having no money.

Arsenal have a cash pile as big as the rest of the league combined (see graphic in the Arsenal thread posted yesterday afternoon). They have masses of money they just won't spend it. Remarkable state of affairs, verging on neurosis.

[Deleted User]

Top 4 baby..

Love this gif

Turtyturd

Nuri Sahin wrote: »

Hodgson might be available after next June don't forget :eek:

Good manager...just needs a chance.

danoriordan1402

Jonjo to get the winner now in the late game and that would make a great first day

Vanolder

Working today so missed it, great to open with three points. However, sounds like a lot of the defencive frailties are still there especially stemming from midfield. How did Aspas go?

[Deleted User]

Nuri Sahin wrote: »

Hodgson might be available after next June don't forget :eek:

That's no use, we need him now to steady the ship.

Turtyturd

mike65 wrote: »

Arsenal have a cash pile as big as the rest of the league combined (see graphic in the Arsenal thread posted yesterday afternoon). They have masses of money they just won't spend it. Remarkable state of affairs, verging on neurosis.

Do you reckon if I created a graphic of my pile of cash and brought it to the bank they would loan me a larger amount? :pac:

Utopia Parkway

messinkiapina wrote: »

Maybe in the bigger scheme of things an Arsenal win might have been better today. They might actually panic and go spend some money now.

Did cross my mind actually that they might panic buy now and offer something mad like 60M for Suarez. Or even go in for Willian.

Hoki

Just on the point about Mignolet flapping at crosses - both times he flapped he was challenged by 6ft 7 Peter Crouch . Its not every week he'll have to outjump a guy who is the same height as him while he is fully outstretched. Great win, Stoke are always a bastard to play against , terrible team who frustrate the opposition.

danoriordan1402

Vanolder wrote: »

Working today so missed it, great to open with three points. However, sounds like a lot of the defencive frailties are still there especially stemming from midfield. How did Aspas go?

good movement and pace from Aspas today, worked hard as well. Look a bit disappointed to get subbed later on in the game, great attitude there.

billy2012

It would be hugely appreciated if anybody could pm me a decent link for the utd swansea game.
Mucho Gracias

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billy2012

People need to stop worrying about Mignolet.

He had one or two ropey moments but that was just pure nerves.

Don't forget, he won us the match today!!!

Outkast_IRE

Vanolder wrote: »

Working today so missed it, great to open with three points. However, sounds like a lot of the defencive frailties are still there especially stemming from midfield. How did Aspas go?

Aspas put in a hard shift in which he was unlucky not to score and was substituted in the 2nd half, the fans in the stadium gave him a very good applause when he was walking off, they defo liked what they seen this game.

Seems to have a good understanding with sturridge and coutinhio

Grayditch

Yeah, Aspas should have been left on.

danoriordan1402

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jesus_thats_gre

billy2012 wrote: »

People need to stop worrying about Mignolet.

He had one or two ropey moments but that was just pure nerves.

Don't forget, he won us the match today!!!

People aren't worrying about Mignolet. They are questioning his performance based on very apparent mistakes he made in his first and only competitive match for the club.

What has happened on this forum whereby there seems to an attempt to censor or surpress any critical analysis of a players performance.

If the positives can be called out, i.e. the penalty save, then the concerns can also be called out.

Nuri Sahin

Daniel Agger @DanielAgger
Nice 3 points today. Great with 90 min. After 2 weeks out!!! And Yes I know it, I owe Simon a Pint:)) Y.N.W.A

djPSB

Utopia Parkway wrote: »

Benteke is going to be a handful next week. Think Villa will be a lot better this season.

Villa next week will be a very tough game.

They broke Arsenal's heart and brought an intensity to the game that they couldn't deal with. Their tackling in the middle of the field was ferocious but Arsenal played into their hands somewhat with their slow lethargic build up.

Benteke will grab the headlines with his two goals, but it is important to remember that one was rebound from a missed penalty, and the other a penalty.

They will be a tough proposition next weekend.