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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Mascherano's agent is at it again. Only a matter of time before he goes to Inter, but he'll go with my blessing. Masch has probably been the hardest-working player at the club since he arrived and he's earned tons of respect from me.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/s...ansfers&campaign=rss&source=soccernet&cc=5739
Mascherano's agent is at it again. Only a matter of time before he goes to Inter, but he'll go with my blessing. Masch has probably been the hardest-working player at the club since he arrived and he's earned tons of respect from me.
http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/s...ansfers&campaign=rss&source=soccernet&cc=5739
Re: Liverpool Thread
Can't wait to hear that this is another one that Rafa arranged before he knew he was sacked and therefore, no money will be given to Roy....
And if not, he'll be given about £5m of a £20m+ transfer.
Suppose it pays for Paul pissing Scharner's wages.
(Sorry, feeling really cynical about the club today)
Can't wait to hear that this is another one that Rafa arranged before he knew he was sacked and therefore, no money will be given to Roy....
And if not, he'll be given about £5m of a £20m+ transfer.
Suppose it pays for Paul pissing Scharner's wages.
(Sorry, feeling really cynical about the club today)
kevano22
TDWFYU
- 2 August 2003
Re: Liverpool Thread
El Zhar wants to leave - 0h N0ez!
El Zhar wants to leave - 0h N0ez!
Liverbird
Omar Comin Yo
- 24 July 2009
Re: Liverpool Thread
According to Torres official website he has a minor problem in the adductor of his right legg. He is going to be out for 3 weeks.
According to Torres official website he has a minor problem in the adductor of his right legg. He is going to be out for 3 weeks.
Re: Liverpool Thread
That is good news in regards to Torres. I wouldn't want him to miss the whole season as some reports were suggesting. We need the big players involved in the premiership to keep it entertaining.
So how do you supporters think Liverpool will do this season? I must say I predicted a catastrophe of this magnitude happening aeons ago, in regards to all the issues with the owners and manager. All the I was targeted and abused by some sections of the support who were too busy getting all giddy over Americans taking charge. Believing they would turn the club into another Chelsea and pay for everything from providing jobs where you wouldnt have to work to winning their first premiership title. Along with providing a new stadium. Then as soon as the truth of their intentions were found all the liverpool supporters turned against them. It was amusing witnessing all unfold, but the burning of their flag was a bit tasteless and crass for my likely. Put the whole of England to shame that day when a group of locals decided to protest outside the gates of anfield for getting rid of Rafa.
I even tried to open the eyes of a few deluded bunch who believed Benitez was one of the best managers simply because of his CL success, even though he was ruining the club from top to bottom.
What are your opinions of him now?
Apologises as obviously this is overdue. However I havnt had the opportunity to discuss these issues on here, so I am interested in opinions.
Thanks
That is good news in regards to Torres. I wouldn't want him to miss the whole season as some reports were suggesting. We need the big players involved in the premiership to keep it entertaining.
So how do you supporters think Liverpool will do this season? I must say I predicted a catastrophe of this magnitude happening aeons ago, in regards to all the issues with the owners and manager. All the I was targeted and abused by some sections of the support who were too busy getting all giddy over Americans taking charge. Believing they would turn the club into another Chelsea and pay for everything from providing jobs where you wouldnt have to work to winning their first premiership title. Along with providing a new stadium. Then as soon as the truth of their intentions were found all the liverpool supporters turned against them. It was amusing witnessing all unfold, but the burning of their flag was a bit tasteless and crass for my likely. Put the whole of England to shame that day when a group of locals decided to protest outside the gates of anfield for getting rid of Rafa.
I even tried to open the eyes of a few deluded bunch who believed Benitez was one of the best managers simply because of his CL success, even though he was ruining the club from top to bottom.
What are your opinions of him now?
Apologises as obviously this is overdue. However I havnt had the opportunity to discuss these issues on here, so I am interested in opinions.
Thanks
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dev_don
League 1
- 12 November 2005
Re: Liverpool Thread
AquaMan's ankle has finally healed!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jul/13/alberto-aquilani-healed-injury-liverpool
AquaMan's ankle has finally healed!
http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/jul/13/alberto-aquilani-healed-injury-liverpool
TikTikTikTikTik
*****
- 7 August 2004
- Team
- Liverpool
Re: Liverpool Thread
We've always been here. But please, feel free to share your views, as I'm interested to know. We have eternity. Though I do sincerely undertand that it must be difficult to disgest what has happened to your club. After all, I'm immortal
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We've always been here. But please, feel free to share your views, as I'm interested to know. We have eternity. Though I do sincerely undertand that it must be difficult to disgest what has happened to your club. After all, I'm immortal
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Someone on here listed him as one of Rafa's good signings a few months back when I said his transfer record was poor.
Someone on here listed him as one of Rafa's good signings a few months back when I said his transfer record was poor.
Aboutreika18
Too Black, Too Strong
- 5 September 2006
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Bet you couldn't wait to hit that search button and dig that up eh?
I still think El Zhar has potential to be a good player, he wasn't given enough opportunities though. But each time he played, coming on as a sub more often than not, he looked threatening and showed willing to run with the ball and take people on. Which is more than most of our players wanted to do.
Not a bad player considering he cost us the mighty sum of £200k.
Bet you couldn't wait to hit that search button and dig that up eh?
I still think El Zhar has potential to be a good player, he wasn't given enough opportunities though. But each time he played, coming on as a sub more often than not, he looked threatening and showed willing to run with the ball and take people on. Which is more than most of our players wanted to do.
Not a bad player considering he cost us the mighty sum of £200k.
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Aboutreika18
Too Black, Too Strong
- 5 September 2006
Re: Liverpool Thread
I can only remember him doing one good thing, which was the screamer he scored against Cardiff.
He's gone backwards ever sice.
I can only remember him doing one good thing, which was the screamer he scored against Cardiff.
He's gone backwards ever sice.
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Nemeth looks to be on his way out as well, he's not with the squad in Switzerland and having a meeting with the club tomorrow.
Rumours that Francisco Duran has been released as well. Plessis another to be left out of the squad, but then he didn't really develop as expected so not at all surprised that he's going.
Looks like our youth system is being dismantled.
Nemeth looks to be on his way out as well, he's not with the squad in Switzerland and having a meeting with the club tomorrow.
Rumours that Francisco Duran has been released as well. Plessis another to be left out of the squad, but then he didn't really develop as expected so not at all surprised that he's going.
Looks like our youth system is being dismantled.
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Liverpool close in on James Beattie My, how the mighty have fallen.
http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/footba...or-liverpool-transfer-by-new-boss-roy-hodgson
I seriously can't stop laughing at this story! I know its only speculation but imagine when Roy has finished with his dealings. You're sqaud could well end up like this
-----------------Reina----------------
Johnson--Carragher--Kyrgiakos--Agger
Kuyt-------Jovanovic/Gerrard-----Scharner-----Maxi
----------Beattie------Ngog------------
Liverpool close in on James Beattie
My, how the mighty have fallen.http://www.metro.co.uk/sport/footba...or-liverpool-transfer-by-new-boss-roy-hodgson
I seriously can't stop laughing at this story! I know its only speculation but imagine when Roy has finished with his dealings. You're sqaud could well end up like this
-----------------Reina----------------
Johnson--Carragher--Kyrgiakos--Agger
Kuyt-------Jovanovic/Gerrard-----Scharner-----Maxi
----------Beattie------Ngog------------
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Seems like the reasons for a few of the reserve players leaving are due to the homegrown rule coming in. Quite a few will be classed as overseas players and would take up a slot rather than class as homegrown due to them not being at the club long enough.
Duran and Brouwer would be classed as "older" overseas players and take up slots, Ngog is classed as a youngster this season but next season would take up a foreign slot.
Going to be a lot of chopping and changing in the Prem I reckon, especially at clubs like Liverpool where a lot of the reserves are foreign.
Incidently, I think it's a bit silly for any United fan to laugh at Liverpool's state at the moment, they'll be in the same situation as us soon if not worse due to the amount of debt. Most Utd fans understand our situation and can see that Utd aren't exactly secure either. Some people might be laughing on the other side of their faces soon enough.
Just sayin'.
Seems like the reasons for a few of the reserve players leaving are due to the homegrown rule coming in. Quite a few will be classed as overseas players and would take up a slot rather than class as homegrown due to them not being at the club long enough.
Duran and Brouwer would be classed as "older" overseas players and take up slots, Ngog is classed as a youngster this season but next season would take up a foreign slot.
Going to be a lot of chopping and changing in the Prem I reckon, especially at clubs like Liverpool where a lot of the reserves are foreign.
Incidently, I think it's a bit silly for any United fan to laugh at Liverpool's state at the moment, they'll be in the same situation as us soon if not worse due to the amount of debt. Most Utd fans understand our situation and can see that Utd aren't exactly secure either. Some people might be laughing on the other side of their faces soon enough.
Just sayin'.
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It’s extraordinarily rich(excuse the irony) to compare Liverpool’s situation to United’s, It really is sheer fallacy and ignorance of the highest order. The difference is similar to comparing a wounded broken and battered dog, which is cowered and lost into the pits and depths of despair - To a lion maturing into it's prime, to that of a king standing proud and ready to take dominion over it's territory. Let me educate you on a few facts or rather (Fachts these are not mind games...as Rafa would put it) and make clear to yourself and few other like-minded individuals of similar unawareness, to show and explain to you the reality of the situation for both sides. The only similarity is both Hicks and Gillett borrowed the money to buy the club, just as the Glazers did.
Yes by all means, the glazers are not perfect, they are not football experts. but if you look at their wealth it’s pretty safe to assume they know about money. They bought this club as a way to make more money, not on impulse. They ran the numbers over and again and saw they could make money off it. They knew about salaries, player transfers and the much dreaded interest payments before they bought it.
United didn’t need foreign ownership in hope to bring in success. The Glazers weren’t undertaking some philanthropic rescue mission born from a love of United and its history. They saw a business opportunity. Luckily for us, they have decided that the best way to run this business is to leave the football matters alone and take care of the serious business matters. One of the marks of a intelligent person is when they know they are out of their depth in certain areas. So you see, the Glazer are strictly business men who know what they’re doing. Not cowboys who have to improvise and take drastic measures on the spot. They don’t interfere with the managerial side of things which they don’t have a clue about, while deviating and undermining the manager by speak to potential employees. This is left to Sir Alex who is given the freedom to buy and sell as he pleases.
Rest assured our club is in no danger of falling into administration or have any trouble competing for major honours in the coming seasons. Unfortunately the same can not be said of it not happening to Liverpool. As there is the real possibility and danger of your club completely going to the dogs unless they are able to find new super rich City type owners, who can afford to invest nearly 800 million of the value quoted by G&H and pump money in the club to help towards balancing the books. We are far more stable and currently in the process of paying off all our debts accordingly after refinancing through our new bond issue. All in due time of course. Don’t be deceived by the doom mongers. Here’s our current financial assessment from the BBC business site, in relation to our bond issue deal that was done back in January last year:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8475317.stm
Having done this and by converting the money owed to banks into a bond, it means United will be free of the potentially strict financial conditions imposed by lenders. Also we have entered into a new six year revolving credit facility to allow it to borrow an additional £75m. , we may be required to draw from our revolving credit facilities to meet our cash needs. The Glazers can draw on that facility again should they need it to invest in transfers Our situation is slightly more complicated because of the PIK notes. However, they're not technically United's debt, as they belong to the glazer family. Who are also now in the process of paying it off. However just because we are not spending huge amounts of players due to the impending fair play uefa rule and inflated market, doesn’t mean we lack financial resources as Fergie has stressed time and time again that the funds are available
Whereas your club has already took out a £350m loan to cover their initial takeover and by 2009 , they had spent £313m of it. The club has already had to pay off the £36.5m interest on that,Your debt has now reached £350m. Recording a loss of over £50m during the last financial year.. You also are suffering from loss of revenue from missing out of the Champions League football which has resulted to your club falling deeper into the chasm of debt without even a remote hope in hell of being able to meet the repayments of any of the loans.
Now the much promised plans for building a new stadium are postponed indefinitely. Even, if it does eventually happen. a new stadium at 300-400million will only plunge your club into further debt and misery. You certainly won’t be in a great position to invest in new players and pay off the debt at the same time. if you ever hope to be competitive, then obviously you need to spend more. But unfortunately you’re stuck in a near hopeless situation, where you have to sell players to keep up and pay off debts and make profits in order to actually buy.
You know I even heard Benayoun, was implying himself, that he believes that he was being pushed out of the club, just to raise money to pay off debts even though he wanted to stay. Sadly you’re in a position where all valuations of players have been negotiated by your CEO and not by the manager. Hodgson won’t have much control, as I’m sure G&H would not be willing to make the same mistake as what they did with Benitez by giving full control of transfers. Compared to the Glazers -, who leave the football side of things to Fergie. - You’re now operating as a club following the Continental style of management; Hodgson is just a coach even though his title is manager. Exactly like how Newcastle was before Keegan walked away because he had enough, while Dennis wise was buying and selling players left right and centre for him. This time Christian Purslow is your Dennis Wise, while Hodgson is your yes-man abiding version of Kevin Keegan.
While certainly this is a pity and sad state of affairs for a club once heralded as one of the most successful in British football (eons ago obviously). Though sometimes I feel bad, there can only be little sympathy for fans who were only so willing to sell their souls in exchange for money and trophies in hope finally overturn United.
However in their desperation to bring back the glory years they were yet to learn that money/success doesn’t always bring with it dignity, class and respect. The fans had assumed they had been saved and were to be the new Chelsea. They were pleased that Hicks and Gillett had bought the club - Two men with a history of owning American amateur (hotdawg and fries) teams called rodeo championship and Texas Rangers. You are now getting your just desserts for placing money above tradition, values and dignity.
Yet these are the same fans who consistently slated United through the years of buying success as if we did not earn it through building up our own history and success on the pitch. The hypocrisy showed in full force when the Liverpool fans were crowing of their perceived premature victory. By and large singing in full throttle chants of ‘’USA USA’’. When it began to go wrong and all and sundry could see Hicks were bad news, from the moment they went behind Benitez’s back. Most realists like myself tried to warn, that you shouldn’t be a team run by owners. Yet the blind fans still didn’t learn and wanted to switch to the Dubai arab owners bandwagon. Still searching for a quick fix even if it came from child abductors . The mantra resounded at the time was Yanks out Dubai in. We United fans had no choice in the matter and from day one we were aggressively against the takeover by the glazers. The reaction against it was strong there were boycotts immediately as we realized what could happen with new owners. To sum it all up the situation between Pool and United is like night and day
It’s extraordinarily rich(excuse the irony) to compare Liverpool’s situation to United’s, It really is sheer fallacy and ignorance of the highest order. The difference is similar to comparing a wounded broken and battered dog, which is cowered and lost into the pits and depths of despair - To a lion maturing into it's prime, to that of a king standing proud and ready to take dominion over it's territory. Let me educate you on a few facts or rather (Fachts these are not mind games...as Rafa would put it) and make clear to yourself and few other like-minded individuals of similar unawareness, to show and explain to you the reality of the situation for both sides. The only similarity is both Hicks and Gillett borrowed the money to buy the club, just as the Glazers did. Yes by all means, the glazers are not perfect, they are not football experts. but if you look at their wealth it’s pretty safe to assume they know about money. They bought this club as a way to make more money, not on impulse. They ran the numbers over and again and saw they could make money off it. They knew about salaries, player transfers and the much dreaded interest payments before they bought it.
United didn’t need foreign ownership in hope to bring in success. The Glazers weren’t undertaking some philanthropic rescue mission born from a love of United and its history. They saw a business opportunity. Luckily for us, they have decided that the best way to run this business is to leave the football matters alone and take care of the serious business matters. One of the marks of a intelligent person is when they know they are out of their depth in certain areas. So you see, the Glazer are strictly business men who know what they’re doing. Not cowboys who have to improvise and take drastic measures on the spot. They don’t interfere with the managerial side of things which they don’t have a clue about, while deviating and undermining the manager by speak to potential employees. This is left to Sir Alex who is given the freedom to buy and sell as he pleases.
Rest assured our club is in no danger of falling into administration or have any trouble competing for major honours in the coming seasons. Unfortunately the same can not be said of it not happening to Liverpool. As there is the real possibility and danger of your club completely going to the dogs unless they are able to find new super rich City type owners, who can afford to invest nearly 800 million of the value quoted by G&H and pump money in the club to help towards balancing the books. We are far more stable and currently in the process of paying off all our debts accordingly after refinancing through our new bond issue. All in due time of course. Don’t be deceived by the doom mongers. Here’s our current financial assessment from the BBC business site, in relation to our bond issue deal that was done back in January last year:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8475317.stm
Having done this and by converting the money owed to banks into a bond, it means United will be free of the potentially strict financial conditions imposed by lenders. Also we have entered into a new six year revolving credit facility to allow it to borrow an additional £75m. , we may be required to draw from our revolving credit facilities to meet our cash needs. The Glazers can draw on that facility again should they need it to invest in transfers Our situation is slightly more complicated because of the PIK notes. However, they're not technically United's debt, as they belong to the glazer family. Who are also now in the process of paying it off. However just because we are not spending huge amounts of players due to the impending fair play uefa rule and inflated market, doesn’t mean we lack financial resources as Fergie has stressed time and time again that the funds are available
Whereas your club has already took out a £350m loan to cover their initial takeover and by 2009 , they had spent £313m of it. The club has already had to pay off the £36.5m interest on that,Your debt has now reached £350m. Recording a loss of over £50m during the last financial year.. You also are suffering from loss of revenue from missing out of the Champions League football which has resulted to your club falling deeper into the chasm of debt without even a remote hope in hell of being able to meet the repayments of any of the loans.
Now the much promised plans for building a new stadium are postponed indefinitely. Even, if it does eventually happen. a new stadium at 300-400million will only plunge your club into further debt and misery. You certainly won’t be in a great position to invest in new players and pay off the debt at the same time. if you ever hope to be competitive, then obviously you need to spend more. But unfortunately you’re stuck in a near hopeless situation, where you have to sell players to keep up and pay off debts and make profits in order to actually buy.
You know I even heard Benayoun, was implying himself, that he believes that he was being pushed out of the club, just to raise money to pay off debts even though he wanted to stay. Sadly you’re in a position where all valuations of players have been negotiated by your CEO and not by the manager. Hodgson won’t have much control, as I’m sure G&H would not be willing to make the same mistake as what they did with Benitez by giving full control of transfers. Compared to the Glazers -, who leave the football side of things to Fergie. - You’re now operating as a club following the Continental style of management; Hodgson is just a coach even though his title is manager. Exactly like how Newcastle was before Keegan walked away because he had enough, while Dennis wise was buying and selling players left right and centre for him. This time Christian Purslow is your Dennis Wise, while Hodgson is your yes-man abiding version of Kevin Keegan.
While certainly this is a pity and sad state of affairs for a club once heralded as one of the most successful in British football (eons ago obviously). Though sometimes I feel bad, there can only be little sympathy for fans who were only so willing to sell their souls in exchange for money and trophies in hope finally overturn United.
However in their desperation to bring back the glory years they were yet to learn that money/success doesn’t always bring with it dignity, class and respect. The fans had assumed they had been saved and were to be the new Chelsea. They were pleased that Hicks and Gillett had bought the club - Two men with a history of owning American amateur (hotdawg and fries) teams called rodeo championship and Texas Rangers. You are now getting your just desserts for placing money above tradition, values and dignity.
Yet these are the same fans who consistently slated United through the years of buying success as if we did not earn it through building up our own history and success on the pitch. The hypocrisy showed in full force when the Liverpool fans were crowing of their perceived premature victory. By and large singing in full throttle chants of ‘’USA USA’’. When it began to go wrong and all and sundry could see Hicks were bad news, from the moment they went behind Benitez’s back. Most realists like myself tried to warn, that you shouldn’t be a team run by owners. Yet the blind fans still didn’t learn and wanted to switch to the Dubai arab owners bandwagon. Still searching for a quick fix even if it came from child abductors . The mantra resounded at the time was Yanks out Dubai in. We United fans had no choice in the matter and from day one we were aggressively against the takeover by the glazers. The reaction against it was strong there were boycotts immediately as we realized what could happen with new owners. To sum it all up the situation between Pool and United is like night and day
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
I stopped reading there, I'm not interested in reading pretentious shite from a WUM, thanks.
I stopped reading there, I'm not interested in reading pretentious shite from a WUM, thanks.
TikTikTikTikTik
*****
- 7 August 2004
- Team
- Liverpool
Re: Liverpool Thread
Just put him on ignore Dags.
Just put him on ignore Dags.
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Good idea
Good idea
Re: Liverpool Thread
Liverpool fans burying their heads into sand shocker. I guess the temporary bliss of ignorance seems tempting when reality and misery becomes too much. It explains why they're experts at avoiding things when there is any effort involved.
The only thing that was prenteious was you're pathetic attempt at pairing our debt situation with yours. But I guess misery loves company. I shouldn't have expected much from someone with obvious intellectual inadequacies with an attention span to that of adhd child, to take in hard facts and figures showing the difference between the two clubs.
A bitter City fan on here attempted to do the same. Come up hyperbole that he read somewhere in the papers and tried passing it on here thinking all United fans arent clued up on what's the reality compared to what's trotted out by the doom and gloom propagandists.
Carrying on ignoring and believe roy is going to steady the ship and work miracles. When it all blows up your face, you can qoute my passages predicting the event when the time comes.
Liverpool fans burying their heads into sand shocker. I guess the temporary bliss of ignorance seems tempting when reality and misery becomes too much. It explains why they're experts at avoiding things when there is any effort involved.
The only thing that was prenteious was you're pathetic attempt at pairing our debt situation with yours. But I guess misery loves company. I shouldn't have expected much from someone with obvious intellectual inadequacies with an attention span to that of adhd child, to take in hard facts and figures showing the difference between the two clubs.
A bitter City fan on here attempted to do the same. Come up hyperbole that he read somewhere in the papers and tried passing it on here thinking all United fans arent clued up on what's the reality compared to what's trotted out by the doom and gloom propagandists.
Carrying on ignoring and believe roy is going to steady the ship and work miracles. When it all blows up your face, you can qoute my passages predicting the event when the time comes.
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Hmm, KINDA good news that Torres' injury is "just" a strain and requires 2-3 weeks of rest. Going to miss a fair bit of pre-season games and probably not make the first couple of games of the season but it's better than him being out for months and months I guess.
(That's until he pulls up with another injury in September anyway
)
Hmm, KINDA good news that Torres' injury is "just" a strain and requires 2-3 weeks of rest. Going to miss a fair bit of pre-season games and probably not make the first couple of games of the season but it's better than him being out for months and months I guess.
(That's until he pulls up with another injury in September anyway
)
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Lots of talk about a Micah Richards bid. I've rated him highly for a while now (though I appreciate others don't) and I'd be pleased to see him at Liverpool.
Lots of talk about a Micah Richards bid. I've rated him highly for a while now (though I appreciate others don't) and I'd be pleased to see him at Liverpool.
PIPA23
retired :)
- 21 June 2007
Re: Liverpool Thread
funny to see our manager or board to go after so much english talents.. wich is good but i dont know if we buy them for cheap...
funny to see our manager or board to go after so much english talents.. wich is good but i dont know if we buy them for cheap...
YoungGun_UK
20 TIMES!
Re: Liverpool Thread
What is your 25 man squad then looking like right know with 8 homegrown players.
What is your 25 man squad then looking like right know with 8 homegrown players.
lazyForken
Championship
- 24 August 2007
Re: Liverpool Thread
Personaly I think yall should sell Torres as I got a feeling that his career might be over...its been 2 years now that hes dealing with that thigh injury that never end...he barely played in the world cup and it was enough to get another tight injury and you can see that this injury affected him mentaly has he lost hes speed and touch...I got a feeling that unlucky torres might have to hang the boots...
Personaly I think yall should sell Torres as I got a feeling that his career might be over...its been 2 years now that hes dealing with that thigh injury that never end...he barely played in the world cup and it was enough to get another tight injury and you can see that this injury affected him mentaly has he lost hes speed and touch...I got a feeling that unlucky torres might have to hang the boots...
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DagsJT
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Re: Liverpool Thread
Pass I just pass on comments I see around on Twitter mainly, I don't know enough to comment on the whole squad but I'll ask on Twitter for you 
It does seem like he's constantly picking up injuries and it's definately worrying. Dr Peter Brukner has just joined us though and he's got a very good reputation so hopefully he can work with Torres and sort these problems out once and for all.
Pass
I just pass on comments I see around on Twitter mainly, I don't know enough to comment on the whole squad but I'll ask on Twitter for you It does seem like he's constantly picking up injuries and it's definately worrying. Dr Peter Brukner has just joined us though and he's got a very good reputation so hopefully he can work with Torres and sort these problems out once and for all.
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What a load of drivel. Have you even bothered to read the update on his injury? He's likely to miss pre season only. That means 3-4weeks max. The guy had a knee op in April and returned straight back into the line up in June. That is not enough time to regain full fitness and form. When he was playing for spain he was woking up his match fitness. Anyone with half a brain could see he wasnt at 100% yet.
So this new thigh injury is different to his knee problem he suffered. If liverpool lose torres its curtains for them rather than Torres. Should every footballer who suffers a thigh injury then hang up their boots? I'm sorry but you're an utter moron.
What a load of drivel. Have you even bothered to read the update on his injury? He's likely to miss pre season only. That means 3-4weeks max. The guy had a knee op in April and returned straight back into the line up in June. That is not enough time to regain full fitness and form. When he was playing for spain he was woking up his match fitness. Anyone with half a brain could see he wasnt at 100% yet.
So this new thigh injury is different to his knee problem he suffered. If liverpool lose torres its curtains for them rather than Torres. Should every footballer who suffers a thigh injury then hang up their boots? I'm sorry but you're an utter moron.