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

Knex*

I'm dying laughing at that :pac:

stampydmonkey

djPSB wrote: »

Streets of Rage on the Sega Mega.

Bomberman and smash tennis on the nes..and a bag of the good stuff...oh happy days

MD1990

Liverpool are seething at England’s treatment of Daniel Sturridge after the striker had a request rejected for a recovery training session on the day he suffered his thigh injury.
Brendan Rodgers will be without his leading forward for up to three weeks, with a problem sustained while training at St George’s Park last Friday.
“We certainly feel it could have been prevented,” said the Liverpool manager who, with Emre Can out for six weeks with an ankle injury collected playing for Germany Under-21s and Joe Allen jarring a knee playing for Wales, is counting a high cost from the international break.
Liverpool are to make a complaint to the Football Association over Sturridge’s latest injury on international duty, which occurred less than 48 hours after he played 89 minutes of England’s friendly against Norway.
Rodgers believes the issue could have been avoided had the manager, Roy Hodgson, and his backroom staff followed Sturridge’s individual recovery programme at club level, details of which England had, although the FA would argue the management must maximise the limited time they get with the player.
“These types of players you have to recover individually,” said Rodgers. “You can’t just throw a blanket over them and think one recovery fits everyone because it doesn’t.”
Normally, the 25-year-old has an active recovery session two days after a match – a low-to-moderate-intensity routine designed to avoid muscle problems. Sturridge asked England’s coaching team for such a session last Friday but though Gary Cahill sat out training that day with a fitness problem, the Liverpool striker was instructed to take part in regular training instead. He subsequently pulled up with the thigh injury and missed England’s Euro 2016 qualifying win over Switzerland on Monday when his replacement, Danny Welbeck, scored twice.

Disgraceful from England. Strudwick is Engllands & Man Utds is the fitness coach responsible fo this

Utopia Parkway

Looks like it might kick of with the FA. Sturridge asked for a recovery session after playing 90 minutes and England instructed him to take part in a regular training session.

michael999999

**** sake!!!

Hangballlouie

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

Or FIFA 94. Two footed lunge then do a burner so the ref couldnt book you

That's post of the day. Not just on the soccer forum, or even Boards.ie but the whole internet.

Augmerson

hangballlouie wrote: »

That's post of the day. Not just on the soccer forum, or even Boards.ie but the whole internet.

It should def go into the Humour thread.

5starpool

Microprose Soccer on the Commodore 64, or a bit later, Striker on the SNES were my favourites.

OwaynOTT

Kick off on the gameboy, fcuk me but that was an awful game to play but play it I did. Not a patch on megaman soccer though.

Charlie19

gafferino wrote: »

Interesting he denied any knowledge of Valdes :cool:

Doesn't surprise me that he dodged that question, Brendan is very diplomatic when talking to the press and never really says anything foolish and rarely gives them headlines.

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

Or FIFA 94. Two footed lunge then do a burner so the ref couldnt book you

Benny hill music is very fitting.

kfallon

Kick Off 2 on the Amiga, best footy sim ever!

sweetie

Emlyn Hughes International soccer on the C64 ftw!

googled eyes

All you with you fancy computers

All I had was a Spectrum 48k.

Thats right, a whopping 48 kb of memory

Will I Amnt

MD1990 wrote: »

Disgraceful from England. Strudwick is Engllands & Man Utds is the fitness coach responsible fo this

Eh...what???

Knex*

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Eh...what???

Ahh, don't detract from all this retro nostalgia going on.

Look at the FIFA 94 video. Just look at it.

Its hilarious.

Augmerson

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3pbZQWWTFtM

Augmerson

Will I Amnt wrote: »

Eh...what???

Did your alarm go off there Will? :pac:

Will I Amnt

Augmerson wrote: »

Did your alarm go off there Will? :pac:

Yeah, I must get someone to look at it, it was 2 hours late...

Will I Amnt

Knex. wrote: »

Ahh, don't detract from all this retro nostalgia going on.

Look at the FIFA 94 video. Just look at it.

Its hilarious.

I see that but seriously, I've read that post 3 times and I haven't a clue what it is meant to mean

Oh and Emlyn Hughes International Soccer was the king of football games.

Knex*

Will I Amnt wrote: »

I see that but seriously, I've read that post 3 times and I haven't a clue what it is meant to mean

He likes acid.

Augmerson

Knex. wrote: »

He likes acid.

A healthy fondness for seeing your dead grandmother climbing up your leg with a knife in her teeth is always a heart warming experience.

Will I Amnt

Augmerson wrote: »

A healthy fondness for seeing your dead grandmother climbing up your leg with a knife in her teeth is always a heart warming experience.

I seen the Hamburglar from McDonalds in my hallway preventing me from turning on the light. Funny now but it scared the sh*t out of me at the time.

Charlie19

Knex. wrote: »

He likes acid.

Augmerson wrote: »

A healthy fondness for seeing your dead grandmother climbing up your leg with a knife in her teeth is always a heart warming experience.

Will I Amnt wrote: »

I seen the Hamburglar from McDonalds in my hallway preventing me from turning on the light. Funny now but it scared the sh*t out of me at the time.

Checks to see if in the right thread;)

Augmerson

Charlie19 wrote: »

Checks to see if in the right thread;)

This thread is like those channels that turn into the late night adult "babestations". After 1 am we start talking about Class A's.

Charlie19

Augmerson wrote: »

This thread is like those channels that turn into the late night adult "babestations". After 1 am we start talking about Class A's.

I see, I think.. The first three posts of this page is suited for after hours;).

NukaCola

This thread needs a football match badly........

Vicxas

NukaCola wrote: »

This thread needs a football match badly........

This thread needs a plague, far too many people spacing out here

flanzer

Ganymede Glow wrote: »

Or FIFA 94. Two footed lunge then do a burner so the ref couldnt book you

Ah here, close the internet, it's over. That's the funniest thing I've seen in years.

I'm a laughing mess here in work. Snots, tears and sweat running down my face

Hangballlouie

Will I Amnt wrote: »

I seen the Hamburglar from McDonalds in my hallway preventing me from turning on the light. Funny now but it scared the sh*t out of me at the time.

I was chased down the North quays by ghosts wearing clothes from the 1850s. One of them was lifting weights. I got home and took my ma's holy water from the press and put it into the four corners of the room to keep the spirits away. I couldn't properly sleep for weeks. I was called Casper for a while by a few of my mates. Great days.

OwaynOTT

Remember kids, don't do drugs.

OwaynOTT

Will I Amnt wrote: »

I seen the Hamburglar from McDonalds in my hallway preventing me from turning on the light. Funny now but it scared the sh*t out of me at the time.

Remember kids, don't do drugs. As you see there's a chance you may turn into an Utd fan.

Underpaid Mike

Sakho talking about Mario

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/170600-sakho-reveals-banter-with-balotelli

"We spoke to each other at the ground [Bank of America Stadium] and the picture of us is very nice - looking at our matching haircuts and everything. He took the mickey out of me saying: 'So you speak English now?'"

Will I Amnt

OwaynOTT wrote: »

Remember kids, don't do drugs. As you see there's a chance you may turn into an Utd fan.

Ah but think of the memories a Liverpool fan could block out :pac:

Living in a skip with no arse in my trousers would probably be more appealing than following certain teams tbf!

gafferino

So this is the next 7 games. Going to be interesting with the CL games thrown in there. I have to say our transfer activity has been good and our squad depth quite good so we should be able to cope with this including injuries etc.

Sat - 13 Barclays Premier League Aston Villa H 17:30


Tue - 16 Champions League Ludogorets H 19:45


Sat - 20 Barclays Premier League West Ham A 17:30


Tue - 23 Capital One Cup Middlesbrough H 19:45


Sat - 27 Barclays Premier League Everton H 12:45


Wed - 1 Champions League Basel A 19:45


Sat - 4 Barclays Premier League West Brom H 15:00


Mozdarec..... are you planning to do your table again this year? Found that quite good last season.

Luckycharms_74

Saw this on twitter

Luckycharms_74

kfallon wrote: »

Kick Off 2 on the Amiga, best footy sim ever!

I fcuking loved that game & Player manager as well

Vicxas

gafferino wrote: »

Tue - 16 Champions League Ludogorets H 19:45


Wed - 1 Champions League Basel A 19:45

DAT feel seeing Champions League again

Cartman78

Luckycharms_74 wrote: »

Saw this on twitter

Poor aul Aldo - remember him stripping off down to his jocks in front of the Kop at full time....not a tattoo or six-pack in sight

That game and the 5-0 against Forest (back when Forest were decent) were the absolute peak of controlled attacking football imho

Tusky

Just catching up with the Sturridge stuff. Disgraceful carry on. Liverpool should refuse to play ball with the English FA if that's how they are going to behave. Sterling, Sturridge and Henderson should start pulling up with "injuries" before all international friendlies from now on.

kfallon

Luckycharms_74 wrote: »

I fcuking loved that game & Player manager as well

Alex Reeves, the only 63 year old left back Player-Manager to ever perform in the old first division :pac:

gafferino

Vicxas wrote: »

DAT feel seeing Champions League again

Knex*

"Its not unusual to be loved by any one..."

magma69

Hopefully we see some fringe players given a chance in the Carling Cup game. This is the team I'd like to see (assuming they are fit):

Mig
Flanagan Toure Sakho Enrique
Can Lucas Allen
Suso Lambert Borini

Bar maybe Toure, every one of those outfield players has a legitimate chance of breaking the starting eleven if they put in a good performance. I'd like to see the team progress in the competition to give these guys games, it could prove to be very beneficial for Rodgers.

jem

Dickerty wrote: »

Ah jaysus, I think only Harry here is older than me!
'73 kid here... :mad:

Sorry Kid I'm 5 years older than you
I have been lucky to see some of the best club teams ever.
IMHO the 3 best Liverpool Teams of my time watching are in order
The 1988/89 team
The Liverpool double winning team.
The EC winning team 80/81 beating Real Madrid in Paris( was sure that it was in Madrid, memory must be failing me)

While outside England.
The Barca Team.
The AC Milan 1989/90 team of Barasi, Maldini, Rikard, Van Basten,Gullit.
The 12/13 Bayern Team

ASOT

magma69 wrote: »

Hopefully we see some fringe players given a chance in the Carling Cup game. This is the team I'd like to see (assuming they are fit):

Mig
Flanagan Toure Sakho Enrique
Can Lucas Allen
Suso Lambert Borini

Bar maybe Toure, every one of those outfield players has a legitimate chance of breaking the starting eleven if they put in a good performance. I'd like to see the team progress in the competition to give these guys games, it could prove to be very beneficial for Rodgers.

Bolded are all injured, Dont see Borini starting either Rodgers said in the press conference if Lambert doest start the weekend hes going to start v Middlesbrough. Some tough games coming up need to rest a good few players imo.

MonkeyTennis

jasus poor oul Mighty Red

magma69

ASOT wrote: »

Bolded are all injured, Dont see Borini starting either Rodgers said in the press conference if Lambert doest start the weekend hes going to start v Middlesbrough. Some tough games coming up need to rest a good few players imo.

Ah ****e didn't realise Can got injured on international duty too, the other two lads are expected to be fit by the time the Middlesborough match comes around.

mosstin

MonkeyTennis wrote: »

jasus poor oul Mighty Red

Just read a piece about it on TAW now. We don't need a mascot but those lads over at TAW are ridiculously up their own arses.

googled eyes

MonkeyTennis wrote: »

jasus poor oul Mighty Red

Lot of russled jimmies over a mascot.

Think a lot of folk are equating their masqulinity with going to matches.