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hardeyboyz

dengar2 Bellamy gaduh dgn Kenny.

aku tak ingat baca kat mana.
FreeMen Post at 28-3-2012 12:05 PM

bellamy nih memg kuat gaduh..tgk muka pun da tau
cari pasal la dengan KD.. confirm main skuad reserve

hardeyboyz

Reply  sudugaru

kalu wa..wa kasi free je pd kelab yg nak si carol tu...
siap bleh bt kenduri ke ...
antagenaiz Post at 28-3-2012 12:11 PM

   alan pardew kata nak balik..but don want to pay more than what he pay to acquire the service of demba ba..

antagenaiz

Reply 202# hardeyboyz

free la maknanye tu...

FreeMen

semua ni tak jadi masalah kalau Kenny tak diskriminasi.

kalau dia sudi pakai player yg betul2 power di bawah Rafa dulu.

ni tak, lain manager nak lain player. tak mau cuba utilise current player yg bagus.

ego sgt dgn title KING.

sudugaru

dengar2 Bellamy gaduh dgn Kenny.

aku tak ingat baca kat mana.
FreeMen Post at 28-3-2012 12:05

   gaduh?lebam x muka kenny??

FreeMen

LFC store on sale!

http://store.liverpoolfc.tv/sale/s/c

sudugaru

Reply  sudugaru

kalu wa..wa kasi free je pd kelab yg nak si carol tu...
siap bleh bt kenduri ke ...
antagenaiz Post at 28-3-2012 12:11

   wah...siap kenduri..bagus2..aku x ske mamat ni..

sudugaru

semua ni tak jadi masalah kalau Kenny tak diskriminasi.

kalau dia sudi pakai player yg betul2 pow ...
FreeMen Post at 28-3-2012 12:19

   aku setuju...sama jugak dgn pembelian yg adam,henderson..padahal ada je player time tu..aquaman ko gi loan..joe cole dapat free pun ko loan..player2 muda pun ada lagi..pakai je la..

FreeMen

Reply 205# sudugaru

bukan bergaduh bertumbuk.
hanya pertikaman lidah, dan bukannya sup lidah.

FreeMen

ada siapa2 sini yg belajar atau kerja di Liverpool or UK?

sudugaru

Reply  sudugaru

bukan bergaduh bertumbuk.
hanya pertikaman lidah, dan bukannya sup lidah.
FreeMen Post at 28-3-2012 12:34

   hehehehehe,roses kejap je masuk..dia berkabung lagi ke??

FreeMen

Reply 211# sudugaru

maybe tgh berak.

sudugaru

Liverpool Prepare ￡8.4m Transfer Bid For Barcelona Flyer

Damien Comolli realises more flair and width required at Anfield.

Liverpool are watching Barcelona B starlet Cristian Tello

The 20 year-old tends to play on the wing, typically in either wide position in a front three, and his education at Barcelona academy La Masia would no doubt give him a fine start in his footballing career.

However, there is no certainty that the Catalan club will let Tello go.

The Spanish youth international has not just performed well for Barcelona B this season; he has also excelled when called upon in Barcelona’s first team.

Pep Guardiola has given him a chance in eight La Liga matches with the first team this season, with all but one coming from the bench.

Tello has returned his manager’s faith with three goals coming against Real Sociedad, Osasuna and Granada.

Of course, Barcelona are rather well stocked in his position, with Alexis Sanchez, Pedro Rodriguez, Isaac Cuenca and Ibrahim Affelay arguably considered ahead of him in the club’s pecking order.

Whether that means he becomes surplus to requirements at Camp Nou is a different story, but perhaps a bid from Liverpool would test Barcelona’s resolve to keeping him.

AS report that Tello has a release clause in his contract of

sudugaru

Reply  sudugaru

maybe tgh berak.
FreeMen Post at 28-3-2012 12:49

   hyahahahahha...x blh blah

sudugaru

PSG Launch ￡5m Move for Liverpool’s Forgotten Man

Ligue 1 big spenders want Anfield midfielder.

Joe Cole has emerged as one of Paris Saint-Germain’s top transfer targets as they plan their ambitious summer spending.

Cole, who is on loan from Liverpool with French club Lille, is on Carlo Ancelotti’s shopping list.

The midfielder’s loan spell with Lille ends in May and Liverpool are prepared to listen to offers for Cole at the end of the season.

He has flourished in French football and Ancelotti’s wants to make him part of one of the grand project at Paris St Germain.

Lille want to keep Cole, but his ￡130,000 a week salary is a huge problem for them.

Liverpool have heavily subsidised his wages during his spell in France, but Cole is not prepared to take a drop in money when he makes his next move.

He still has two years remaining on his contract at Liverpool and although they will let him quit for ￡5m, his wages are an issue for Lille.

Joe Cole has done well at Lille and have proved that the taking risks can benefit a flagging career in the long term. The 30 year old midfielder could have opted for a season warming the bench at Anfield or perhaps taken the chance on a temporary move to a mid-table Premier League side but the England hopeful, who may still have dreams of an international recall, has grown as a player since moving to the Stade Metropole and could well reap the rewards this summer.

PSG boss Carlo Ancelotti lost Cole during his tenure at Stamford Bridge due to a protracted dispute between the player and the Blues board and the Italian clearly values the attacking midfielder and will have been impressed with his attitude at Lille this term.

Cole has racked up over 30 appearances for his Ligue 1 side and if Lille are unable to find the funds to snap up the Liverpool man this summer then a move to the Parc des Princes will surely tempt the former Chelsea man.

Kenny Dalglish may well have wished Cole was still at Anfield as a number of wide and central midfield options have struggled this term and the Londoner may well have forced his way into the first team ahead of the likes of Jordan Henderson and Charlie Adam this season.

Alberto Aquilani is also said to be close to completing a permanent move away from the Merseyside club and is likely to make his temporary move to AC Milan a permanent one this summer.

ni ada org nak beli.jual mahal2..

h0lysh1t

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FreeMen

Reply 216# h0lysh1t

kakakaka. kat mana tu? kasik link.

FreeMen

Through the wind and rain By Si Steers On March 26, 2012

Sometimes it is difficult to be a Liverpool fan. We are weighed down by our illustrious history; we are the most successful English team in European football of all time. Our heritage demands success; failure is unacceptable at Liverpool Football Club.

It is a source of huge embarrassment to us that we have failed to win the Premier League. When we last lifted the title in 1990 who would have thought that would have been our last championship for over 20 years? We are Liverpool Football Club. ‘The league is our bread and butter’: wherever you go at Liverpool the Spirit of Shankly is shouting out at you.

Shankly, Paisley, Fagan, Dalglish transformed Liverpool into a footballing superpower. Anfield was a ‘Bastion of invincibility’. But times change; and we have spent too long looking back at past glories. The reason that Benitez is mentioned in the same breath as our four legendary managers is because his achievements in Istanbul put us back on the map, albeit briefly.

Winning our fifth European Cup against all the odds attracted a new breed of supporter; despite not winning the Premier League, or even coming close to it (until 08/09) Liverpool fans finally had something to shout about in the midst of Mancunian (well, maybe Essex!) voices. It raised expectations, and a further European Cup final in 2007 sent them through the roof.

The harsh truth is though that Benitez over achieved with Liverpool. When you look at it rationally it is difficult to understand how we won the CL in 2005. Dudek, Biscan, Le Tallec, Traore, Mellor, Smicer, Baros are all legends of that CL run; something happened in 2005 that transformed ordinary players into the best in Europe. Perhaps it was Shankly looking down on us: but that is taking nothing away from the tactical genius of Benitez or the impact of Steven Gerrard.

Winning the CL in 2005 changed the game for Benitez. The signings of Reina, Johnson, Agger, Skrtel, Alonso, Torres and Mascherano gave us a first XI that was the best in the league. Had Dudek not made that miraculous save in Istanbul then it may well have been very different. Gerrard would probably have left the club; and progress under Benitez may have been less evident.

That is why football is a game of details. Benitez used to deal in two currencies: detail and fact. And he was spot on. Football comes down to the tiniest details: despite the vast gap in financial muscle the Premier League is unique in the fact that every game is competitive. The reason that United, City and Chelsea have had such success is purely economic. They have spent more money than any other side.

The elephant in the room is Wegner, who whilst attracts his critics, is probably the best manager the Premier League has ever seen. He can be arrogant, irritating, and condescending: but to do what he has done at Arsenal; whilst making money is a sensational achievement. He is a pioneer: he changed the landscape of football in this country.

‘Moneyball’

So what does this mean about the Liverpool of today? Anybody that has seen the film ‘Moneyball’ will understand a little bit about what FSG are trying to achieve. There is a real misconception in the Liverpool fan base about what constitutes a ‘good’ signing. Buying players is the most unpredictable element to football: fact.

The model that Liverpool is currently using deals in facts. When we sign a player it is based on solid research and statistical data of what each player can contribute. It isn’t about individual genius; it is about the sum of all parts.

So far, it doesn’t look like it is working. I think everybody will accept that given our current league form. But we have to look beyond that, what we are trying to do is change the way football works.

John.W.Henry recognised early on when he acquired the Red Sox that he couldn’t compete financially with the Yankees. But, somehow he found a way to match them, and to beat them. He did that not by following the norm, but by doing something new. Henry is an innovator: and innovation will always mean that failure is a risk, but failure makes success possible.

Looking forwards, not backwards

That is why it is now time to stop looking back at past glories for Liverpool. If we want to succeed in the future, we cannot let our past dictate us. The achievements of Shankly and Paisley will forever be part of our history and our heritage, but they cannot continue to ‘haunt’ us.

I said at the beginning of this piece that the weight of expectation makes being a Liverpool supporter difficult at times. Each loss is greeted with despair. If it is difficult for supporters, imagine being a Liverpool player? The burden of expectation means that instead of trying something difficult, they will take the easy option. Fear of failure hangs over everyone at Liverpool FC.

We have a unique culture at Liverpool: but Henry, Comolli and Dalglish are all trying to change the way we do things to give us a better future. Under Benitez we had a taste: but sustainability was always going to be difficult given our resources v’s our rivals.

If we can keep faith in this regime the rewards could be amazing. But it will mean we have to change our attitudes as supporters. It will mean we have to stand tall ‘in the wind and rain’.

If this experiment does fail; it is better to have failed and tried than to have not have tried at all. We will never have the resources of a City; but if UEFA stick to Financial Fair Play we do stand a chance.

I honestly believe in the FSG vision: the methods they use aren’t always obvious, but they all have a reason. If we want to succeed in the future, we cannot be afraid of failure now. We have a past we can be proud of, but no longer can we let it affect our future.

h0lysh1t

Reply 217# FreeMen

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hardeyboyz

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h0lysh1t Post at 28-3-2012 02:08 PM

   charlie "adam" chaplin xda masuk dalam list ka?