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Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2014 - Mod Note in OP, 1/09

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bluefinger

don't want to get in on the johnson bashing but the team certainly looks more balanced and better as a whole with two competent full backs. thought can was impressive when he came on which is good as he looked like a looper on Monday.

Harry Palmr

michael999999 wrote: »

Not looking good for Origi so far is it?

I think we can all agree that Lille are more likely to stunt rather than promote Origis growth as a player. Unfortunately the club are powerless, unless Lille rethink.

kfallon

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Missed the game so only seeing the goals and chances now. Looked a comfortable enough win.

Going on the last chance Sterling had where he beat about 4 players then tried to awkwardly shoot with his right when it looked a handy lift high in to the net with his left Rogers should ban him using his right foot in training for a bit. Nothing worse than seeing a professional football that cant even make an effort with their other foot. Not an issue at 3-0 up but could be costly in a tight game where chances aren't coming thick and fast.

You did see the first goal, yeah?

the incredible pudding

daithijjj wrote: »

Henderson is just 'killing it' these days, type of player not to get that many headlines but should be near the top on appreciation levels for me. Amount of work he does off the ball is incredible.

He was really brilliant today alright. He embodies the spirit of the team. He's a future captain.

Talisman

daithijjj wrote: »

Henderson is just 'killing it' these days, type of player not to get that many headlines but should be near the top on appreciation levels for me. Amount of work he does off the ball is incredible.

Fully expect him to be announced as the new vice-captain this week.

michael999999

Harry Palmr wrote: »

I think we can all agree that Lille are more likely to stunt rather than promote Origis growth as a player. Unfortunately the club are powerless, unless Lille rethink.

Can we recall him in Jan, there's no point in him sitting on the bench over there.

At least if he's here he's integrating into the club!

Talisman

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Going on the last chance Sterling had where he beat about 4 players then tried to awkwardly shoot with his right when it looked a handy lift high in to the net with his left Rogers should ban him using his right foot in training for a bit. Nothing worse than seeing a professional football that cant even make an effort with their other foot. Not an issue at 3-0 up but could be costly in a tight game where chances aren't coming thick and fast.

He's still only a kid and his game will continue to improve.

daithijjj

Talisman wrote: »

Fully expect him to be announced as the new vice-captain this week.

It's not that i think he wouldnt deserve it but i think Lovren might get it.

Daemonic

rob316 wrote: »

P.S watching the arsenal match, konchesky grew some hair.

Probably did it in the hope no one would mistake him for Konchesky.

Guy:Incognito

Talisman wrote: »

He's still only a kid and his game will continue to improve.

Theres no shortage of 30 year olds doing the same thing.

kfallon wrote: »

You did see the first goal, yeah?

In fairness, there was no way to get his right foot to that. it was left foot or nothing. I was mostly getting at the times like the chance I was on about where he had that 2nd fraction of an option to pull it to his right foot that turned and 99% goal in to nothing. In that sort of situation a professional footballer should be just lifting it with his left without a 2nd thought.

If anything the 1st goal reinforces the fact that he should have used his left on the later chance.

[Deleted User]

Don't see yous pushing for the title but top 4 looks very doable. Some of last year's issue may well persist but yous should still be able to put enough teams to the sword to pretty much maintain.

Guy:Incognito

Daemonic wrote: »

Probably did it in the hope no one would mistake him for Konchesky.

Maybe hes worth another chance?

No?

No?

Anyone?

Augmerson

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Maybe hes worth another chance?

No?

No?

Anyone?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecWZpYX-aKg

Techniques07

Deleted User wrote: »

Don't see yous pushing for the title but top 4 looks very doable. Some of last year's issue may well persist but yous should still be able to put enough teams to the sword to pretty much maintain.

1st of February people were saying Liverpool wouldn't finish top four, nevermind a title race, and we all know how that turned out. As long as we're winning games anything can happen.

sweetie

Deleted User wrote:

Don't see yous pushing for the title but top 4 looks very doable. Some of last year's issue may well persist but yous should still be able to put enough teams to the sword to pretty much maintain.

is there a moose loose about this hoose?

great performance today even with a shaky central defence and ballotelli lacking sharpness. I'm bloody excited!

hopefully arsenal don't buy a striker and we should be able to put some distance between us and them over next few weeks.

5live

Harry Palmr wrote: »

I think we can all agree that Lille are more likely to stunt rather than promote Origis growth as a player. Unfortunately the club are powerless, unless Lille rethink.

Its early days yet for him, only a few games into the season. An injury or loss of form by the starting striker or him scoring a few from the wing could force his way into the team.

Muahahaha

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Missed the game so only seeing the goals and chances now. Looked a comfortable enough win.

Going on the last chance Sterling had where he beat about 4 players then tried to awkwardly shoot with his right when it looked a handy lift high in to the net with his left Rogers should ban him using his right foot in training for a bit. Nothing worse than seeing a professional football that cant even make an effort with their other foot. Not an issue at 3-0 up but could be costly in a tight game where chances aren't coming thick and fast.

I never get this with professional footballers. Of course everyone has a stronger shooting foot. But if they dont strengthen their weaker side then their own game is limited as a result.

Was reading the other day that di Maria can only shoot with one foot. Seems incredible to pay £60m for a player who defenders know has a weaker side.

Anyway pity Sterling couldnt apply the finish to that chance he created all on his own today, it would have been a worthy contender for goal of the month

whatawaster

michael999999 wrote: »

Can we recall him in Jan, there's no point in him sitting on the bench over there.

At least if he's here he's integrating into the club!

He started against Porto on Tuesday. He is featuring plenty for them. Don't need him starting every game

hadepsx

All in all a good weekend for LFC.
Great away win for us.
Man Utd and arsenal could only draw.
Man City loose.
Chelsea,while winning,showed that they can conceed lots of goals.

OFF TO THE PUB LADS

tony1980

Muahahaha wrote: »

I never get this with professional footballers. Of course everyone has a stronger shooting foot. But if they dont strengthen their weaker side then their own game is limited as a result.

Was reading the other day that di Maria can only shoot with one foot. Seems incredible to pay £60m for a player who defenders know has a weaker side.

Anyway pity Sterling couldnt apply the finish to that chance he created all on his own today, it would have been a worthy contender for goal of the month

Top Players should be able to shoot and cross with both feet but Robben seems to have gotten on fine without that ability by using his pace and movement to create a yard of space to get the shot off with his left foot!

CantGetNoSleep

Kalou has left Lille, could be good for Origi's game time.

Harry Palmr

5live wrote: »

Its early days yet for him, only a few games into the season. An injury or loss of form by the starting striker or him scoring a few from the wing could force his way into the team.

whatawaster wrote: »

He started against Porto on Tuesday. He is featuring plenty for them. Don't need him starting every game

The concern is more about the way Lille play, they are ultra defensive/dour. We have the two French loans the wrong way round - Origi would flourish at Bordeaux while Ilori would be better employed at Lille. But there we are.

El Inho

This potential one in must be a keeper

Blondie919

El Inho wrote: »

This potential one in must be a keeper

Hope so.

[Deleted User]

hadepsx wrote: »

All in all a good weekend for LFC.
Great away win for us.
Man Utd and arsenal could only draw.
Man City loose.
Chelsea,while winning,showed that they can conceed lots of goals.

OFF TO THE PUB LADS :)

Thought of this while reading that

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

djPSB

daithijjj wrote: »

Was nervous of the game today.....Spurs on form, would Ballotelli do something crazy etc etc.

Great result.

Henderson is just 'killing it' these days, type of player not to get that many headlines but should be near the top on appreciation levels for me. Amount of work he does off the ball is incredible.

Allen does a lot of donkey work too that goes un-noticed sometimes.

livinginkorea

djPSB wrote: »

Allen does a lot of donkey work too that goes un-noticed sometimes.

The new Lucas like that I think - the unsung hero when he was younger

Ganymede Glow

It's funny that Ferguson slagged Henderson off because he's exactly what United are missing at the moment.

[Deleted User]

djPSB wrote: »

Allen does a lot of donkey work too that goes un-noticed sometimes.

He does surely.

Henderson for me is head and shoulders above him though. Imo, he's our most important midfielder.

Knex*

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

It's funny that Ferguson slagged Henderson off because he's exactly what United are missing at the moment.

Well, he's one of the few exact things that United are missing, anyway.