Liverpool FC Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours 2016/2017

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****e teams are gonna look at that performance. 2 goals down and they'll still thinking game on.

martyos121

Harry Palmr wrote: »

You can't have that much affinity to Riise! :pac:

Certainly not as much affinity as Bellamy's eight iron had with his skull. :pac:

corwill

Agent Coulson wrote: »

If they call him up and he refuses to go FIFA can ban him from playing for Liverpool for as long Cameroon are still in the tournament.

Hopefully he'll "feel his groin" at the appropriate time...

martyos121

corwill wrote: »

Hopefully he'll "feel his groin" at the appropriate time...

Oddly enough, that excuse doesn't work for me at my job. They tell me to do that in my own time.

corwill

martyos121 wrote: »

Oddly enough, that excuse doesn't work for me at my job. They tell me to do that in my own time.

Try harder!

DaveSuarez

Knex. wrote: »

Dirk Kuyt being the hero we always knew him to be.

https://streamable.com/lcra

Man, we have some great foreign players & characters from that Benitez era. Kuyt, Alonso, Agger, Reina, and Torres to be fair, just to name a few.

Even the Houllier era before that with the likes of Hamman, Hyypia, and Risse.

Maybe it was just because I was younger, but I don't really feel the same affinity towards that many of our players these days.

Torres leaving left me dead inside, haven't felt the same about any player since.

God I loved that man when he was here

Agent Coulson

Mane passed fit.

Matip expected back for the weekend.

Daniel still not feeling 100% and didn't go on the bonding trip to Spain.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-injury-fears-eased-sadio-12282980

Harry Palmr

Sulking isn't he?

Tusky

It's a real pity as this is his chance to make himself undroppable. If he came into the team in the left wing forward role (where Coutiniho has been playing) he could score plenty of goals considering how we have been playing. So it's a real pity that when he's called upon he is injured once more.

bennyineire

DaveSuarez wrote: »

Torres leaving left me dead inside, haven't felt the same about any player since.

God I loved that man when he was here

Indeed it felt like the girlfriend doing the dirty on me on a flash git nobody likes

eyerer

I wasn't that upset.. his standard of play had already substantially dropped and his lack of desire/interest when he was on the pitch for us at that stage was shocking. I think in the six months before he left, his only good game was against Chelsea, who he wanted to sign for.
I did dislike him for leaving still. Kinda made us look like a sinking ship.

Turtyturd

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Sulking isn't he?

Probably would've ended up with DVT.

Buford T. Justice XIX

Tusky wrote: »

It's a real pity as this is his chance to make himself undroppable. If he came into the team in the left wing forward role (where Coutiniho has been playing) he could score plenty of goals considering how we have been playing. So it's a real pity that when he's called upon he is injured once more.

Jaysus, Sturridge is barely mobile as a no.9, I couldn't see him running away from the opposition goals to actually defend for us.

Harry Palmr

Tusky wrote: »

It's a real pity as this is his chance to make himself undroppable. If he came into the team in the left wing forward role (where Coutiniho has been playing) he could score plenty of goals considering how we have been playing. So it's a real pity that when he's called upon he is injured once more.

He'll be gone in the summer, that Iranian Sardar Azmoun looks somewhat similar to Origi in the vids I've seen of him. Hard working, hard running while not being the most 'technical' at a glance.

He starts for Rostov v PSV tonight I'll give it watch for the first half.

Agent Coulson

Just got sent this on Facebook.

This Is Your Life - Bob Paisley

mosstin

Agent Coulson wrote: »

Just got sent this on Facebook.

This Is Your Life - Bob Paisley

Watched this earlier. What a great, great man he was. My favourite Liverpool manager.

Kerrigooney

mosstin wrote: »

Watched this earlier. What a great, great man he was. My favourite Liverpool manager.

Yep. Same here.

Agent Coulson

mosstin wrote: »

My favourite Liverpool manager.

Kerrigooney wrote: »

Yep. Same here.

And same here.

Were ye all supporting LFC in the 70s?

Kerrigooney

Augeo wrote: »

Were ye all supporting LFC in the 70s?

I was.

mav79

F*cking day-trippers with their damn phones :rolleyes:

Agent Coulson

Lucas got a picture of himself on is iPhone protection case now that is Boss

Utopia Parkway

Few football journos tweeting this evening that Liverpool have no interest in Van Dijk. Whoever has been feeding them that info.

Harry Palmr

Fonte it is then!

mosstin

Augeo wrote: »

Were ye all supporting LFC in the 70s?

Kerrigooney wrote: »

I was.

Yup, so was I.

Harry Palmr

1970s or 1870s?

mav79

mav79 wrote: »

....
F*cking day-trippers with their damn phones :rolleyes:

His jacket is :cool:

Buford T. Justice XIX

Agent Coulson wrote: »

And same here.

I was going to join in but i don't think much of the rest of the club so I'll opt out:P


But he still is anyway

Harry Palmr wrote: »

1970s or 1870s?

We're the 1970, Harry.

You're the only remnant of the original supporters club:pac:

kildare75

DaveSuarez wrote: »

Torres leaving left me dead inside, haven't felt the same about any player since.

God I loved that man when he was here

i have to admit it broke my heart the night he left for Chelsea, it hurt almost as much as Rush signing for Juventus...back in the day

when I think what we could have achieved with torres ( a fully focused one...and not the sh1te who wasn't bothered for a few months before he left) and suarez, it makes me a little sad inside.

As for favorite managers, I was lucky to grow up back in the 70's and 80's when we were the top team. we had genuine class in every position and that includes managers, so I was blessed for choice but I have to say, for me Rafa was the one who stood out,he never really got the chance to show how good he could have been with us.
Istanbul was the ultimate miracle, how that team won that game..... ( still the greatest moment of my life... the wife doesn't read boards...) he wasn't given the proper support by the owners to really give it a lash in the league.
Its always been a case of what ifs? and maybes? since King Kenny lead us to the last league, but there is something about Klopp that makes me really believe we are on the right road, the odd hiccup will happen, granted, but he will get us over the line, eventually.
and well as Vincent Hogan once wrote about Rafa, the day or so after Istanbul ..i hope to be able to finally say,' thanks for making a sad man very happy'

BorneTobyWilde

BorneTobyWilde

Lallana likes to concentrate on game, so he pretends he is eating an apple so no one speaks to him .

BorneTobyWilde

BorneTobyWilde

Milner '' what you think of game''

Lallana gives the '' I'm eating an apple '' look .

BorneTobyWilde

I wonder what MIlner is deep in thought about, o wait ..

Glico Man

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxc7S2EyMGk

OwaynOTT

Roy Hodgson for me.

kfallon

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Joe Achterberg in the front not even get a number?

rob316

just realised that Bournemouth game played out the same way as the dortmund game. Now I know how they felt.

cj maxx

rob316 wrote: »

just realised that Bournemouth game played out the same way as the dortmund game. Now I know how they felt.

No wonder their champions league game against Warsaw finished 8-4 . A pattern in defence ?

jem

Augeo wrote: »

Were ye all supporting LFC in the 70s?

yep

Buford T. Justice XIX

TIA speculating that Quincy Promes, a Dutch 24yo who can function in a few forward positions for Spartak Moscow, may be a target for £25m in January.

http://www.thisisanfield.com/2016/12/spartak-moscow-ready-sell-liverpool-target-quincy-promes-winter-signing/

On a slightly funnier note, the Liverpool Whatsapp group reaction to Roberto Firminos release clause:)

http://www.90min.in/posts/4226124-revealed-liverpool-squad-react-on-whatsapp-to-roberto-firmino-s-anti-arsenal-contract-leak?a_aid=36652

corwill

Emphasis on "slightly", Buf!

dogbert27

kfallon wrote: »

Joe Achterberg in the front not even get a number?

Or Mane behind Lallana!!

Royal Legend

Augeo wrote: »

Were ye all supporting LFC in the 70s?

Have to say Yes Started in 1971

Royal Legend

OwaynOTT wrote: »

Roy Hodgson for me.

+1 he had a certain charisma and charm, plus his experience was invaluable, not only a success in the PL, also in Switzerland and Scandinavia. Tactically astute as well.

mosstin

Royal Legend wrote: »

+1 he had a certain charisma and charm, plus his experience was invaluable, not only a success in the PL, also in Switzerland and Scandinavia. Tactically astute as well.

Eh...........

Buford T. Justice XIX

Royal Legend wrote: »

+1 he had a certain charisma and charm, plus his experience was invaluable, not only a success in the PL, also in Switzerland and Scandinavia. Tactically astute as well.

Tactically a something, alright, but I'm not sure I'd be allowed to post it here.;)

K-9

mosstin wrote: »

Eh...........

Ah here, nobody and I mean nobody could take that seriously.

murpho999

Royal Legend wrote: »

Have to say Yes Started in 1971

Me too, since 1977 when Utd beat them in the cup final and Liverpool went onto win the European Cup a few days later. Almost did the treble.

Potential Underachiever

K-9 wrote: »

Ah here, nobody and I mean nobody could take that seriously.

Ah heyor, nobody could have took that eh... seriously! Not even Shirley Klopp.