Liverpool Fc @ Anfield - Reds Supporters Gatherings

[GeMiNiZzzzZzz]

As expected no ideas from Eng..all out defence..similar woy's strategy..
Can't blame him..France is really good but with 8-9 men in their own half whole day..how to score

Go Italy

[sex crusader]

No wonder he failed in managing Liverpool! knn what a defensive line up! England? RIP!

[2centsworth]

Originally Posted by lugi

if Suso can put on some body mass, I hope to see him in action too.. some of his passes are Xabi-que...

http://www.shanklygates.co.uk/index....news&Itemid=18

Bro, this article is for you. He could be loaned out this season to gain competitive action. Not a bad idea as long as we don't eventually sell him. Jonjo Shelvey benefitted from such a move too.

[The Milk Man]

Originally Posted by 2centsworth

How come we will sell Murphy in the first place? Murphy was combining well with Cisse in pre-season before Murphy was sold.

The club had no money and have to sell before they can buy.

[lugi]

Originally Posted by 2centsworth

http://www.shanklygates.co.uk/index....news&Itemid=18

Bro, this article is for you. He could be loaned out this season to gain competitive action. Not a bad idea as long as we don't eventually sell him. Jonjo Shelvey benefitted from such a move too.

Thanks man. It's good for him to play with the men for a season or 2.. I'm sure he's gonna benefit from the experience...

I think the 2 boys that will break through next season will be Sterling and Coady...

[doppelherz]

i am far from an England fan but it was nice to see Carroll score from a Gerrard cross!

[owen10]

a superb cross fr Gerrard, matched by an equally superb header from Carroll ... what a great Made-In-Liverpool goal to give England a 1-0 lead against Sweden!

[doppelherz]

for those who missed it

[rahl]

wow I have never seen him do that in a Pool shirt! Thats what we paid 35m for!!

[Hurricane88]

Originally Posted by rahl

wow I have never seen him do that in a Pool shirt! Thats what we paid 35m for!!

The ENgland players were playing for themselves and not for the manager...

[MAYOR]

Originally Posted by Hurricane88

The ENgland players were playing for themselves and not for the manager...

Usually new players need some time to adapt when they change clubs.
Next season he should be showing his true talent.
Remember Lucas? His first season with us was also horrible but look how he has developed into a quality player.

[HonkyTonkyMan]

Originally Posted by MAYOR

Usually new players need some time to adapt when they change clubs.
Next season he should be showing his true talent.
Remember Lucas? His first season with us was also horrible but look how he has developed into a quality player.

Just hope Lucas didn't lose it following his long break from injury...

[Ninja_Assassin]

Originally Posted by HonkyTonkyMan

Just hope Lucas didn't lose it following his long break from injury...

Me dun tink BR will keep Lucas.
Lucas is a destroyer, not the holding and passing player that BR prefers.
Unless Lucas suddenly improves his passing skills +500% I can't see him featuring in BR's team.

[hawksbay]

Originally Posted by 2centsworth

It would be great to see home grown talent. Here in Singapore, we don't get as much news about up and coming talent from the Academy, which is why I highlighted the article. Hope he does well.



Bro, those were in the early days of the EPL. I remember Fowler missing sitters and tripping on the ball as he was dribbling. Doubt youngsters these days will be given as much time to develop.

I was watching a recent documentary that details the 20th anniversary of the EPL. The EPL was partly set up to reverse the talent drain in the league. This is partly due to the 5 year ban from 1986-1990 for British clubs in European competitions due to the Heysel tragedy. Back then, top players like Rush, Gazza, David Platt were playing overseas. The top talent of Holland, Italy, Germany seldom play in the First Division. British players were given more time to develop.

With the subsequent success of the EPL, European talent soon flooded the EPL and British talent in the top clubs aren't given as much time to develop. Actually, I think Mellor could have made it if we had given him more playing time. Mellor can't be worse than Voronin right? His scoring record in the Reserves was impressive. Both Danny Murphy and Stephen Warnock continue to feature regularly in the EPL. I thought Murphy was good. After he left, it's like we had a gap in the right midfielder slot which we tried to solve with several players like Nunez, Gonzales, Kewell and finally chose a striker (Kuyt) to fill in the gap. How come we will sell Murphy in the first place? Murphy was combining well with Cisse in pre-season before Murphy was sold.

if u look at the spanish,germans and italians most of them play in thier own leagues thats why they have won the world cup and the euros,ur home league got to be strong in order for ur national sides to do well in internationals.spanish teams dominated by barca and madrid,germans by bayern and dortmund,italians by the top four clubs of thier league.brazil won thier first 3 world cups with players frm thier local league.

[Ninja_Assassin]

Originally Posted by hawksbay

if u look at the spanish,germans and italians most of them play in thier own leagues thats why they have won the world cup and the euros,ur home league got to be strong in order for ur national sides to do well in internationals.spanish teams dominated by barca and madrid,germans by bayern and dortmund,italians by the top four clubs of thier league.brazil won thier first 3 world cups with players frm thier local league.

Singapore has oso got world class players...... Dan Tan, Raj Wilson, Loo CB .... just to name a few

We are considered the world champions in match fixing now.... even beating the italian mafia in their own turf.