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Did anyone hear Gray yesterday? At one point he sounded like a doting old man. Spectacularly missing Tylers point about Drogba's behaviour and then started talking about the Golden Boot:

 

"Do keepers get an equivalent of the Golden Boot? For clean sheets or something? That'd be good if they got rewarded."

 

Wtf? You know there's Golden Gloves award, you stupid t***. I've heard you talking about it before!!

 

Anyway, sorry - back on topic. Best keeper in the world. Deserved so much better this season. Where we'd have finished without him is an absolutely terrifying thought.

Leo No.8

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Went to pick the baby up with the Mrs on Friday, she insisted I wait in the car and I f*cking missed Pepe. She even said to him 'ha - my husband will be gutted he's missed you' which he laughed at. Haven't congratuated him on his new contract yet either.

 

Got to see his Escalade though, beast of a motor.

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Went to pick the baby up with the Mrs on Friday, she insisted I wait in the car and I f*cking missed Pepe. She even said to him 'ha - my husband will be gutted he's missed you' which he laughed at. Haven't congratuated him on his new contract yet either.

 

Got to see his Escalade though, beast of a motor.

 

Sounds like they're getting along well mate wink.gif

Hassony

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Sounds like they're getting along well mate wink.gif

 

Leo's next kid will be liverpool's keeper in 20 years

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Barnesy_10

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Went to pick the baby up with the Mrs on Friday, she insisted I wait in the car and I f*cking missed Pepe. She even said to him 'ha - my husband will be gutted he's missed you' which he laughed at. Haven't congratuated him on his new contract yet either.

 

Got to see his Escalade though, beast of a motor.

Escalade as well? I saw him in a Cayenne two weeks back! Imagine the size of his garage!

 

Met Yossi at the nursery the other day... hes got a huge Q7.. he looks a bit daft in it

 

Pepe is class, top top keeper!!!

I know I shouldn't go on there, but Redcafe have a thread stating how VDS is th best keeper in the league and is in the top 3 in the world alongside Buffon and Casillas.

 

 

I think one manc fan mentioned how good Reina was and the outcome was that VDS makes alot less mistakes than Pepe.

 

like being beaten at his near post no doubt ;)

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I know I shouldn't go on there, but Redcafe have a thread stating how VDS is th best keeper in the league and is in the top 3 in the world alongside Buffon and Casillas.

 

 

I think one manc fan mentioned how good Reina was and the outcome was that VDS makes alot less mistakes than Pepe.

 

like being beaten at his near post no doubt ;)

It's the manc version of RAWK -

Not only is VDS apparently much better. But they find it confusing, that people think otherwise.

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People on here who say Reina is better confuse me.

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Pepe Reina turns up pressure on owners to quit Liverpool

 

The pressure on Tom Hicks and George Gillett Jr, the Liverpool owners, has intensified after one of the club's most senior players called on them to sell up.

 

Pepe Reina, the Liverpool goalkeeper, has revealed that his concern over the future of the Merseyside club has turned to a desire to see Hicks and Gillett bring their three-year tenure to a swift conclusion. His words represent the most outspoken verdict on the controversial Americans from inside the Anfield dressing room.

 

Reina wants the ownership saga to be brought to a head so that the club can move forward after a season in which failure on the pitch has been accompanied by mounting concern about Liverpool's long-term ability to service the £351.4 million debt piled on to their books by Hicks and Gillett.

 

"Of course a quick sale is vital," Reina said. "It would be simple as it would mean we could start planning for next season earlier. All that I ask is that if it is going to happen, then it happens as soon as possible to help the club.

 

"Of course, we worry. It is a bit of a concern and we need to sort out these kinds of things, like the sale of the club and the things with the owners. Once we settle all this, then we can begin to look forward and improve the squad."

 

Liverpool remain up for sale but are yet to find a buyer and the ownership situation is just one of a number of uncertainties plaguing the club. Also still to be resolved is the future of Rafael Benítez, who has revealed his desire to remain as manager after being linked with Juventus for several months. He is now seeking reassurances from Martin Broughton, the chairman, that he will have the backing of the board to instigate an overhaul of his squad.

 

While prepared to concede that problems behind the scenes cannot be used as an excuse for a season in which Liverpool failed to finish in the top six of the Premier League for the first time in more than a decade, Reina insists that boardroom wrangling and financial concerns were a hindrance to their efforts. He wants to see significant changes at the top of the club to facilitate the kind of spending that he feels is necessary to make Liverpool competitive again.

 

"We cannot avoid our responsibilities," Reina said. "We are the ones who play, so there are no excuses about that. Of course it did not help all the issues with owners and the situations with the ups and downs with the money. But we are just players and we have to play.

 

"It has been a really disappointing season. The only thing we can do is look forward and try to improve and build a competitive squad. We need to spend some on the squad to be competitive again so we can fight for a place in the top four."

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Van der Sar is a good goalkeeper, I still think Pepe is better.

VDS was one of the worlds top keepers but he has been on a downward spiralfor several years now.

 

Pepe on the other hand has been going in the opposite direction and will continue to do so.

 

Would not swap him for anyone!!!

Beardsley

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NOT getting the golden gloves this year. The FA's awarding it to Cech because he played less games than Pepe, hence getting a higher percentage of clean sheets. Thus, next year we should put Cavalieri in for one game, don't concede any goals and voila he'll get the GG because of a 100 % rating. This is f***ing hillarious!!!

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