Shadow Moon

oh my. terrible. horrendous.

BARCELONA (Reuters) - Barcelona have sacked Andoni Zubizarreta as their director of football, the Spanish club said on Monday.

Among the hybrid grass pitches listed by Ali above, the Singapore Sports Hub pitch is quite terrible. It's become a national laughing stock.

Rodgers said something along the lines of ""no", he's not thinking of bringing in another goalkeeper during that 4 1/2 minutes press conference. Then again I would not believe him.

Would Ayre have less say on on-the-field footballing matters if there was a Director of Football appointed?

I read it as: "A good attacking team will pass the ball into a space that threatens the opponent, the defending team should seek to control the space; somehow that understanding is missing."

There is speculation about Guillermo Ochoa.

"Carragher and Neville analyse Dejan Lovren and Liverpool’s defensive issues" http://www.thisisanfield.com/2014/12/carragher-neville-analyse-dejan-lovren-liverpools-defensive-issues/

Not just how Reina was dealt with. Rodgers did not rate Agger highly either?

No Borini at all. He has no future under Rodgers. Is the manager stubbornly trying to prove something?

fourth even without Suarez.

Fantastic news. After so long.

Sheila Coleman mentioned "divisions" among the various Hillsborough justice groups. Would someone explain why there would be divisions to me?

Watching telecast of the HJC press conference. Hearing their recollections, I just cannot imagine how heartbreaking it must still be.

That HAS GOT TO BE bulls*** from the SYP.

Exactly what sort of briefing and contents from the police did Thatcher receive? One of the panelists ruling out the chance of a conspiracy involving Thatcher...

Link to the report: http://www.official-documents.gov.uk/document/hc1213/hc05/0581/0581.pdf

Judith Moritz North of England correspondent, BBC News #Hillsborough Panel: Access to Cabinet documents reveals that in an exchange about her [Margaret Thatcher's] Government "welcoming the report". The Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher expressed her concern that the "broad thrust" of the Taylor Report constituted a "devastating criticism of the police".

Hello everyone. I was eleven years old when I saw the scenes at Hillsborough unfold via a live TV broadcast in Singapore. A few years later I learnt about the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Two years ago I followed the Saville Inquiry Report proceedings. I watched David Cameron's apology then. I really pray and hope as much of the truth gets revealed today. All of you people in Liverpool deserve nothing less. And I hope David Cameron has the moral courage to give a full apology. Just like in the case of Bloody Sunday, he should not defend the indefensible this time either. JFT96!

Shankly -> "He made the people happy." Dalglish -> "He made the people believe/happy again."

I thought Coates' rep was his own father?

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from Rivals at yahoo.com: http://highschool.rivals.com/content.asp?CID=1238521 Marc Pelosi, regarded by many as the top high school boys soccer player in the United States, thought he had finished his recruiting process when he verbally committed to UCLA. Now, however, he has a much-bigger decision: Liverpool F.C. has offered him a chance to go pro and join one of the world's top organizations. Marc Pelosi can play as either a defender or an attacking midfielder. "It's a great feeling," he told topdrawersoccer.com. And a big decision for the 17-year-old from Sunnyvale, Calif. "I have been told the current Barcelona coach said that, 'If you don't go to Barcelona, the second-best place to develop is at Liverpool.' It's a great, top notch organization," he said. "Right now, I want to make sure that wherever I go I am in the right place where there is a balance between training and playing high-level matches. And I want to ensure I can continue my education." He has said he hopes to decide in the next few weeks. If he turns pro, he will join the development program of the English Premier League club. Pelosi, 6-0, 170 pounds, can play both defender and attacking midfielder with the type of skills that have made him the No. 1 recruit in the Class of 2012 by topdrawersoccer (see top 100).