mike65 wrote: » Not all these examples are exact successions but you get my drift Keegan - Dalglish Dalglish - Rush Rush - Aldo Rush (cos he came back!) - Fowler Owen - Torres Torres -Carroll -Suarez Suarez - Sanchez (?) 19 goals and 11 assists last season in la Liga Liverpool always find another great forward.
mike65 wrote: » Not all these examples are exact successions but you get my drift Keegan - Dalglish Dalglish - Rush Rush - Aldo Rush (cos he came back!) - Fowler Owen - Torres Torres - Suarez Suarez - Sanchez (?) 19 goals and 11 assists last season in la Liga Liverpool always find another great forward.
Knex. wrote: » Replacing Suarez would be akin to attempting to replace Gerrard in 05 if he had left. You can't replace, so you adapt.
rob316 wrote: » Of course they are, Henry and Co will know better than anyone that the CL is the golden goose and to stay there they need to improve the squad. Rodgers will made it abundantly clear we have only about 15 players of any real quality. Selling Suarez and bringing in 3 top players in his place would be improving the squad, while we wont be able to get a single talent better than him it would still be progress. Rogers will want quality over quantity in the event Suarez is sold, the board will be all too aware of the trap Spurs fell into last season and going out buying a new team. At the end of the day the only decent player they bought was Eriksen out of £90m.
brevity wrote: » Good point. Buy three players who would make up the goals and assists. We'd miss is his work rate and the influence he has on younger players though. He's had a huge hand in Sterling's development imo. This would have to be factored into who we buy.
slingerz wrote: » So far its been Lambert and Can that have been added, squad players and arguably additions to areas where the depth is lacking in the club. We have heard though that Moreno deal is dead, and he is a good young LB that Liverpool are seeking desperately. Added to that the much heralded Lallana deal has dragged on and died IMO. Claims that Lovren were to join and bolster a rather shaky defence seems to have stalled Shaqiri is a dead duck of a deal as well and the only one that seems alive is Sanchez and that is as a replacement for Suarez. If Suarez goes then Liverpool need to replace him obviously but also bolster the squad in other areas to compensate for losing him. WRT Spurs purchases, I maintain that those players will show some worth this season also provided they bring in a decent striker
Fizman wrote: » Not sure if mentioned already (can't see anything else other than LS talk) but I see that Luis Alberto gone on loan to Malaga for the season.
Knex. wrote: » You're leaving out a few wilderness years there, Mike. I distinctly remember Baros, Cisse and Crouch being the best we had for a while.
Vanolder wrote: » Press conference at 2.30 i'm hearing,,
Fieldog wrote: » I hope it's a new signing - and not about Suarez ...
rob316 wrote: » Who said Shaqiri was a dead duck, according to Di Marzio last night it is very much on.
Agueroooo wrote: » hope he comes back a better player - good loan for all involved.
whatawaster wrote: » Of course it was. I've never heard of him biting people outside of football. It's the red-mist descending. Alan Shearer kicks people in the head. Luis Suarez bites. It's not pre-meditated
Alonso77 wrote: » people arent reading this article properly it seems. have another go at it
Nuri Sahin wrote: » Sanchez is well capable of stepping up and putting up quite similar numbers MHO.
slingerz wrote: » Di Marzio is supposed to be a spoofer. it is conincidental that the Shaqiri move was back on after last nights hat trick
Gbear wrote: » I sincerely doubt he has 30 goals in him. He's really not the best finisher.
mike65 wrote: » He doesn't need to have 30 goals in him (though he might played more centrally) he just needs to be 18-20 goals ish and with some better defending, which was also true last season!
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