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Liverpool Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2014 Mod Warning Post #6378

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MD1990 wrote: »

Toure was excellent at the start of the season.
He has been out of form since the new year but i still think he can be a useful squad player.
There tends to be a huge overeaction when any of our players are out of form.
The criticism of Sterling before last December was ridicolous.

There tends to be a huge overreaction when any of our players are in form too (Sterling > Neymar anyone?

).

Just the nature of football fans, I find the relationship between (a section of) Arsenal fans and Wenger to be the best example.

MD1990

Toure was excellent at the start of the season.
He has been out of form since the new year but i still think he can be a useful squad player.
There tends to be a huge overeaction when any of our players are out of form.
The criticism of Sterling before last December was ridicolous.

Hollister11

GotTheTshirt wrote: »

I actually listened to it today. Who's the Irish bloke on it? He does my head in.

Barry glen denning
He's a character, very funny and often gives out winning betting tips.

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GotTheTshirt

Cartman78 wrote: »

Anyone listen to the Football Weekly podcast from earlier in the week? Would recommend it - great coverage of the match and the emotion around it.

Also, AC Jimbo does a pretty decent gag at the start involving Gerrard's post match speech.

I actually listened to it today. Who's the Irish bloke on it? He does my head in.

Knex*

osnola ibax wrote: »

Does anyone ever feel the desire to ask the internet "will Liverpool win the league", I find myself doing it all the time like looking for soccers equivalent of mystic meg on the inter webs

If you send me on 50 quid, I'll fart in a teapot and tell you if we will or not.

osnola ibax

Does anyone ever feel the desire to ask the internet "will Liverpool win the league", I find myself doing it all the time like looking for soccers equivalent of mystic meg on the inter webs

shamrock55

That espn doc is a great insight into hillsborough but is very hard watching at times

smileyj1987

Knex. wrote: »

Leave Kolo alone, ye heartless bastards!

#daretokolo .

Mickalus

Kolo, Kolo Kolo, Kolo Kolo, Kolo Kolo Toure!

Stainless_Steel

I love Kolo as long as he is not on the pitch. There is a 99% chance he will fcuk up when he gets the ball.

Knex*

Leave Kolo alone, ye heartless bastards!

Pyjamarama

We simply won't get much better 4th choice cb than kolo. Not sure why people would want shot of him, his experience is also invaluable off the pitch I imagine.

Jesus Wept

Thanks googledeyes from the info you provided, this one works a bit better for me: http://motd.lfc.vn/liverpool-man-city-hd-s14-w34/

Turtyturd wrote: »

83 matches I think....Shelvey vs United was the last one.

That's stone mad.

Agent Coulson

Cant sell Toure he wins leagues where ever he goes.

We need to keep him even if its just as a mascot :pac:

Guy:Incognito

Doubt theres any money to be made on Toure.

Seamu$

K-9 wrote: »

Well we're predicting the future, I'm not infallible in that score!

Johnson definitely has stepped up since he came back, probably our worst performing first teamer before that. Say we keep him, maybe £15 Million from Reina and Agger/Skrtel and spend about £40/45 Million should keep us right. I can see one of Aspas/Borini going as well.

Wages are important as well, I posted a link back in January hinting at how our wages levels would be under pressure because of the new PL wage limits, Reina, Johnson and Agger/Skrtel going would give us a bit more flexibility in that regard.

Would sell Reina, Toure, Coates, Aspas & Assaidi. Would also sell Agger if we need to raise further funds for transfers. Would not renew the Moses & Cissokho loans as well obviously! That's about it though. In overall terms don't think we have a huge amount of deadweights any more - had a lot to clear out over the last few seasons.

Think many of the loanees need to be brought back to give squad depth. Even if they are sent out on loan again they should all have release clauses built in, could be needed. I'd like to see Ilori, Borini, Wisdom, Suso, Teixeira & Ibe all in the first team squad next year - think there will be enough opportunities for them all to get reasonable amount of game time.

Hollister11

The last time Arsenal and ManUnited missed out on a top 4 spot was 35 Years ago.
That season Liverpool won the league and Everton finished 4th.
Liverpool won their last 4 game without conceding a goal and we're unbeaten in their last 8.
They also won 3-0 at Old Trafford like we did this season.
Arsenal won the FA Cup at Wembley ending an 8 year trophy drought.

Spooky or what ?

kildare75

rarnes1 wrote: »

Agger will be sold before Skrtel.

nailed on

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Agger will be sold before Skrtel.

djPSB

K-9 wrote: »

Well we're predicting the future, I'm not infallible in that score!

Johnson definitely has stepped up since he came back, probably our worst performing first teamer before that. Say we keep him, maybe £15 Million from Reina and Agger/Skrtel and spend about £40/45 Million should keep us right. I can see one of Aspas/Borini going as well.

Wages are important as well, I posted a link back in January hinting at how our wages levels would be under pressure because of the new PL wage limits, Reina, Johnson and Agger/Skrtel going would give us a bit more flexibility in that regard.

Selling Skrtel would be absolute madness.

barone

http://youtu.be/aptLkXx_lSM part 1 of 30 for 30 hillsborough ,linked to part 2

kildare75

anyone else finding themselves getting Goosebumps or a wee lump in the throat ?
I'm just waiting for the clock to hit 6 and home time, and I was looking on the bbc football site, and out of the corner of my eye I noticed the league table.... and it hit me....really hit me.... we are top...one of the girls here asked was I ok? lol. for a split second I almost cried with pride....
please don't let this dream end badly... we have waited too long.... keep believing lads and lassies.
YNWA

googled eyes

Our Year wrote: »

Are there any links to that motd2 coverage?

On my phone so hope this works

http://m.101greatgoals.com/gvideos/liverpool-3-manchester-city-2-motd/

Turtyturd

83 matches I think....Shelvey vs United was the last one.

Jesus Wept

Just recalling now that when Henderson got sent off, the commentator said it was our first red in.... I can't remember how many matches. :P
Seemed a lot though.

googled eyes wrote: »

Are there any links to that motd2 coverage?

Vicxas

barone wrote: »

need a link for a working ESPN 30 for 30: Hillsborough docu, not a download, a stream please

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

Might not be up for long.

Augmerson

K-9 wrote: »

Johnson definitely has stepped up since he came back, probably our worst performing first teamer before that. Say we keep him, maybe £15 Million from Reina and Agger/Skrtel and spend about £40/45 Million should keep us right. I can see one of Aspas/Borini going as well.
.

I am a fan of Johnson but always thought he should have been a winger. Not great in defence sometimes, can lose concentration. I think for FSG they are looking at the wages he is on and thinking either take a cut or move on.

Skrtel is worth keeping imho but I would say Agger could go but the best chance to sell him for top dollar was last season. He has hardly shone this season.

barone

need a link for a working ESPN 30 for 30: Hillsborough docu, not a download, a stream please

PhiloCypher

http://www.football365.com/news/21554/9269379/Suarez-Rodgers-Gives-Us-Confidence-...

Suarez paid tribute to manager Brendan Rodgers, who has done a remarkable job in his second season in charge, turning a side who finished seventh and 28 points behind league-winners Manchester United last season, into potential title winners this campaign.

"It's very important to see the manager relaxed," added Suarez.

"Brendan gives all of us confidence because he's good at his job. He believes in all of the squad and when you have that belief from your boss then it's easier to perform at your best."

The bolded part is the key for me, its all about the body language. While other managers harass fourth officials (Mourinho), butt players(Pardew), rock back and fourth on their hunkers (Wenger) and slump in their chairs (Moyes) ours projects a buddha-esque calmness throughout. When players see their manager losing their **** on the sidelines it translates onto the pitch making a bad situation worse. It must be such a boon for our players to have someone like Rodgers on the sidelines, his calmness giving them the confidence to continue to play their game rather then trying to force things because your manager is having an embolism in the dugout.