SkippyjonJones

he's no Andy Carroll that's for sure...

injuries and defeat in europe will lead to doubt in players heads and a few cases of prima donnas saving themselves for the world cup. we'll beat them. so will another team or two. they have no heart.

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with the exception of Yaya I don't think that the rest of there midfield is up for the sort of high intensity pressure that we are can produce. If they bring their full backs up then we exposure them behing. If thier forwards drop back then they are less of a threat. and we know we can hit long accurate passes to the top 2/3 to give us chances. allen vs nasri/silva. Ok then.. I'll take it. maybe we can stick Kolo in midfield and just watch the Toure vs toure battle...

of the top five clubs in the table none have lost more than one game at home. City still have to visit two of those clubs. that's got to be playing on their mind...

at least we know where you are setting the bar....

We are Liverpool. nothing wrong with pointing out that the mancs are f***ed this year. been chasing them for 20 years. its progress. deal with it. and you are NOT the person to be doing quality control on the content of posts.

its mid april. we are top of the league on a 14 game unbeaten streak top scorers about to play your closest rivals for the title. at home with a massive atmosphere. and the mancs are nowhere to be seen. if you don't embrace this as a manager then you should just give up. he embraces it. nice work sir.

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sakho in the middle with you....

Ejected from Anfield pre match. Via a cannon. never to return.

I'm OK at the begining of the week. by Thursday I'm useless. I think I held the world worst training session last friday. nobody got anything out of me. I'm no use at home either. theres a million permutations to think about and every minute of every game needs to be examined for clues to the result of our game. Then we win and I spend 24 hours in a euphoric haze of giddyness before sliding into uselessness again. Its so much better than the alternative....

Of course he wants to talk about refs. They had one shot on goal that came about because of an assault of our keeper. on shot on target. At home. alehouse. and a bad one at that.

Contreau on the left, flanu on the right. Richards at man city. that'll do.

ultimately football, especially the clubs, are going to want to reach the consumer directly and cut out the TV companies. individual subscriptions to each club allowing access to online content and exclusive interviews and a full array of historic matches has to be the goal. (ha!) instead of a couple of countries paying a set amount imagine the potential income of a hundred million subscribers across the globe. a tenner a month... I don't think we are close to having the bandwidth , the customer base or ability to do that yet but the potential is incredible. Add to that the sponsorship, online ads, direct access to the club shop for the shirt of that player who has just scored - or ones from older matches - and you start to see the huge potential earning power of the club. I don't think FSG are going anywhere yet - theres a big future there..

jfw

get him in now. He can coach the defenders. someone needs to.

risk defeat? in a competition where even the winner could lose in the group states and its highly likely that every team will get beaten. way to go Roy - put your neck on the line why don't you. I don't consider him a former Liverpool manager - he was just a poison pill from G&H.

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Mephobia is the fear of becoming so awesome that the human race can't handle it and everybody dies. aka up his own a***

I'll settle for that

fellaini's shadow..

in the league Welbeck has scored 20 goals in 86 games for the mancs. he has scored for other teams on loan and in the cup as well for 37 goals in 171 games.

sure they will. the report following will appear in the April 14th edition of Forbes Magazine. http://www.forbes.com/sites/kurtbadenhausen/2014/03/26/red-sox-nation-goes-global/ doesn't sound like they are ready to sell anything. They accumulate assets. Not sell them. (not to say they won't in the future but it doesn't seem to be on their agenda yet)

it was North Korea. 2010 World Cup. http://espnfc.com/world-cup/story/_/id/5247372/ce/us/roster-restricts-north-korea-striker-keeper&cc=5901?ver=us