skywalker wrote: » No interest in seeing his return built up after all his gesturing for a move this summer. He needs to come back, keep his nose clean & score us a plenty of goals. The affection for him is gone, from me anyway. As someone described him recently, hes just a commodity now.
Liverpool defender Kolo Toure has taken pity on a dimwitted fan who had the defender's name wrongly tattooed on his foot... by offering to change his nameThe red-faced supporter was impressed enough by the Ivorian's performances following a summer move from Manchester City that he decided to have the Toure's name permanently inked on his body - only to discover the tattoo artist had misspelled it as 'Kolo Touro'.The veteran centre back became aware of the botched ink job after the fan's friend outed him on Twitter and, perhaps touched by the thought, responded to suggest the most obvious solution - changing his name to Touro!While the defender's remark was clearly made with his tongue firmly implanted in his cheek, Toure did suggest he would do something to make the fanatical fan feel less sorry for himself.In a second tweet, the 32-year-old not only offered to meet the hapless fan but wear 'Touro' on his shirt - perhaps he will do it for a single game in tribute to a foot that is likely to be a constant cause of embarrassment. It is not known whether the tattoo artist responsible was in fact a closet Everton fan!Toure is currently out injured after hurting his groin in the Capital One Cup tie against Notts County at Anfield.He had impressed in Liverpool's opening two games of the season, the 1-0 wins over Stoke and Aston Villa
Oranage2 wrote: » I dont watch a huge amount of pool games but i always thought you played better without suarez, and havent the results been better without him? Without him,IT seems a lot more players step up to the plate.
Oranage2 wrote: » I dont watch a huge amount of pool games but i always thought you played better without suarez, and havent the results been better without him?Without him,IT seems a lot more players step up to the plate.
Kess73 wrote: » The sample of games to base that on is quite small, but you would be correct to say that over that period of missed games the average PPG is higher than that of the games he played in. You might well be right about his absence causing/allowing other players to step up to the plate Would really need to have a much larger sample of games to go on though.
mike65 wrote: » Suso highlights from last night, thrashing some poor unfortunates. Signed for Liverpool as a No 10, recently for Spains U20 he has been in the "Alonso" role. For Almeria he's been switching between the flanks and last night he was on the right, so it'll be interesting to see where he ends up. By the end of the season I'd hope everyone will know his best role. The general reaction seems to be that he was one of the best in the game
T-K-O wrote: » Boo!
Chucky the tree wrote: » Any word on Joe Allen? Just watching Wales playing now. Would be handy to have him back for the United game so we can rest Gerrard/and or Lucas.
shamrock55 wrote: » We havent seen him that far up the pitch this season