The_Special_One
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Mignolet would be a great bit of business. Young and learning but already brilliant.
Mignolet would be great indeed. I'm also thinking of Begovic, another cracking goalkeeper.
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Mignolet would be a great bit of business. Young and learning but already brilliant.
The Borussia Dortmund loanee has blamed the Reds manager for his unsuccessful spell on Merseyside earlier this season, complaining that he played him in out of position
Borussia Dortmund midfielder Nuri Sahin has hit out at Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers following his unsuccessful loan spell at Anfield.
Sahin joined the Reds from Real Madrid on a season-long deal in August but the agreement was terminated in January after the Turkish playmaker made just seven Premier League appearances.
The 24-year-old has since sealed an 18-month loan move to former side Dortmund and blamed Rodgers for playing him in the wrong position during his time on Merseyside.
"I did not fail at Liverpool," Sahin told AS. "Brendan Rodgers wanted me to play as a '10'. But I do not play behind the forwards. I spoke with him and asked him why I was playing there. It is not my real position.
"The boss could not answer me... still, I do not regret it. To play in the red jersey and at Anfield is something marvellous. Maybe if I had not gone there I would not have been able to return to Borussia Dortmund. For that, I am happy. But I have left Brendan Rodgers, thank God."
Sahin insisted that his relationship with Jose Mourinho remains healthy despite his lack of opportunites in Madrid before adding that recent results over Manchester United and, domestically, Barcelona prove los Blancos' credentials in the Champions League.
"We speak often on the telephone," he added. "We chat about football and life. The boss feels good. I believe the game against Manchester United is very important for Madrid. Now they are in a perfect position.
"People talk more about [referee] Cuneyt Cakir's decision [to send off Nani] than Madrid's performance, but Madrid played a very good game. They are going very well. It is not easy to beat Barcelona twice. The truth is Madrid are one of the big favourites for the Champions League."
Top 4 will be very hard.
Man U, Man C are in a league of their own.
Spurs is rapidly improving, but if they lose Bale, then it will be hard for them.
Chelsea will buy a lot of players and with a better manager I can see them challenge for the title pretty soon.
So that leaves us battling with Arsenal, Everton and Swansea for the 5th Europa league spot.
Our only hope is that Gareth Bale leaves Spurs.
Skrtel is shocking... very very poor.
Tottenham have a genuinely class first XI, and I don't believe Bale will leave this year. If they can pad about the squad and get in a striker (any striker) they'll still be in a better position than LFC imo. They're also reasonably young.
Finally there's Arsenal. Currently Arsenal's squad is above LFCs, but they're massively underperforming given the talent levels. If Wenger stays, I can't see them being this bad again. If he leaves, who knows wha twill happen.
Anyway, my point is that to make the top 4 you need 2 of those above to fall out. That's what I struggle to see.
Gerrard has been your second most influential player in the league this year, and how much longer can he really last? Will Suarez really be this good again?
I think Rodgers lost it today. Again, a completely unbalanced formation. With this tactic it is impossible to win constistently, he is trying to play all of the players but he should priorize tactics before players. Really, I dont understand how a team with Coutinho-Sturridge-Suarez-Downing and the only central midfielders Gerrard-Allen would work. That is something you do in Playstation, not in real football.
This is why I say we're lightweight in midfield. Allen is not a defensive holding midfielder, nor a playmaker.
He's a ball circulator, and I think even Henderson does that job the same with a greater eye for the through ball and Henderson has a better eye for goal.