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Reply 418# widuri007

apa masalah dgn penyokong2 Liverpool?

ironiknya Man Utd saja yg sibuk bl ...
FreeMen Post at 3-4-2012 11:07

   tggu org tu jawab..

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Liverpool's Brazilian international goalkeeper Alexander Doni ready to save the day in the FA Cup semi-final

Brazilian international Alexander Doni arrived on Merseyside last summer on a mission to end a prolonged curse of hapless back-up goalkeepers at Anfield.

Liverpool supporters have become accustomed to wincing as Reina’s deputies flapped their way through an assortment of embarrassing FA Cup and Carling Cup exits, but Doni has pedigree.

The 32 year-old won the Coppa Italia twice at Roma, where he was the established No 1 and rated at ￡15 million prior to a serious knee injury.

Doni also preceded Inter’s Julio Cesar as Brazil’s No 1, his finest moment for his country coming in the Copa America in 2007 when Doni saved two Uruguay penalties in a semi-final shoot-out, which the Brazilians won 5-4. They went on to win the final.

His last appearance on English soil, however, was humiliating. Doni was in goal when Roma were beaten 7-1 by Manchester United during the 2006-07 Champions League campaign.

After his injury in 2009, he lost his place to fellow Brazilian, Artur, and was second choice prior to accepting Liverpool’s ￡1.5 million move last July.

With Reina suspended for the next three games Doni will play in two Premier league games, against Aston Villa at home and Blackburn away, as well as the much-anticpated FA Cup clash with Everton. Whether he is still at the club next season remains to be seen.

"Next year, I do not know where I will play," Doni said, "Being on the bench is not great. Liverpool have changed so much. There have been lots of ups and downs, but I'm learning the language and the experience is beautiful.

"I miss [former club] Roma a lot because it always rains here in Liverpool."

His presence against Everton won’t concern Liverpool supporters as much as those who’ve gone before as their substitute keepers have been mish-mash of the inept and the ineligible.

Brad Jones, Liverpool’s third choice, endured a torrid evening against Northampton Town in the Carling Cup last season and hasn’t been seen near the first team since.

In fairness to Jones, he looked like Ray Clemence compared to some of his predecessors. Before him, Liverpool were reliant on French misfit Charles Itandje — a player rejected by Everton after a trial in 2007, but who crossed the road to Liverpool’s training ground and was bizarrely not only granted entry, but immediately given a four year deal.

Itandje made an instant impression on his his first day’s training when he arrived without any gloves and had to request a set of football boots.

His last two appearances for Liverpool were in the FA Cup. He made the Havent and Waterlooville attack look as potent as Barcelona’s, and was similarly ineffective when Liverpool lost at home to Barnsley in the next round.

A week later, Itandje was dropped for good, with Rafael Benitez citing the “psychological damage” of the severe press criticism he’d received. Worse followed when Itandje was transfer listed for fooling around at the service commemorating the 20th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster.

For all Itandje’s faults, at least he was available for selection. Before him, highly-rated Bulgarian teenager Nikolay Mihaylov was signed in 2007 prior to a medical and without a work permit.

Club doctors reported scenes of ecstasy during routine eye tests as the youngster shouted “I can see, I can see” as if he had been cured of a lifetime’s affliction. The miracle cure was a pair of contact lens.

After one half in a pre-season game, it emerged Mihaylov — who has since become Bulgaria’s number one — had failed in his work permit application. He was sent on loan to FC Twente and never returned.

Patrice Luzi, Pegguy Arphexad, Diego Cavelieri and Daniele Padelli complete an inauspicious list of goalkeeping deputies.

Doni will need to end the tradition if Liverpool are to retain hopes of more Wembley success.

FreeMen

apsal bila aku tekan button "reply" dan quote", kat advanced mode reply aku tak buleh taip hapa2 ahh? cipan tul. kakakaka.

antagenaiz

Reply 421# sudugaru

tu pn kalu brani jawab..
tp harap2 sblom jawab tu..
bace dlu komen boboi mengyu dlm tred liverpool nih..
takut nti memalukan diri sendiri...

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aku x nampak cik roses adakah dia pun dah cmpak jersey??

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apsal bila aku tekan button "reply" dan quote", kat advanced mode reply aku tak buleh taip hapa2 ahh ...
FreeMen Post at 3-4-2012 12:18

   x taw la bro..cuba tanya cak..

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Reply  sudugaru

tu pn kalu brani jawab..
tp harap2 sblom jawab tu..
bace dlu komen boboi mengy ...
antagenaiz Post at 3-4-2012 12:20

kena sudah sebijik...pegi soun penyokong buat ape..dia nak blame player ke ape ke..x kisah..gi blame supporter..



Freemen supporter no 1 kat forum ni...heheheheh..kitorg mmg kutuk,kutuk player sendiri,kelab sendiri ape ada hal..


dan kami sokong bila menang/seri/kalah

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Young Reds sink Villa

Goals from Nathan Eccleston, Suso, Ryan McLaughlin and Michael Ngoo helped Liverpool Reserves to a brilliant 4-1 win over Aston Villa at Villa Park on Monday night.

Rodolfo Borrell's side gave an outstanding display and thoroughly deserved the victory as they handed Barclays Premier Reserve League South leaders Villa their first home defeat of the season.

Eccleston opened the scoring with a well taken finish after a great pass from Michael Roberts gave him an opening.

The No.9 then played a part in the second goal when his run and deflected shot found Suso at the back post who smashed the ball into the roof of the net.

Northern Ireland youth international McLaughlin made it 3-0 just after the break. He started the move with a brilliant run down the right-wing. He found Eccleston whose effort came back off the post before McLaughlin netted the rebound.

Villa then pulled a goal back from the penalty spot through Daniel Johnson after Conor Coady was harshly judged to have impeded Jack Grealish.

Substitute Michael Ngoo came off the bench to make it 4-1 after a superb break from Raheem Sterling. The winger could have scored himself but unselfishly found Ngoo who slotted home.

Sterling was a constant menace to the Villa defence and was unlucky not to score himself from two great efforts.

A delighted Borrell told Liverpoolfc.tv: "I am proud of the lads and it was a great win against a really good team on a fantastic Villa Park pitch.

"It was pleasing to see us score four goals and we were clinical tonight. We have been creating a lot of chances but struggling a bit to score so it was nice to see four different goalscorers.

"We have three very difficult fixtures left against West Bromwich Albion, Manchester United and Newcastle but we will go into the games with confidence and always give our best."

Liverpool Reserves: Ward, McLaughlin (Smith 90), Mendy, Sama, Wisdom, Coady, Suso, Roberts, Eccleston (Ngoo 80), Adorjan, Sterling. Subs unused: Belford, McGiveron, Roddan.

aku rasa elok dia bagi peluang player muda tunjuk kehebatan,bagi peluang main kat 1st team

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'Doni won't let us down'

Sebastian Coates today backed Alexander Doni to make the most of any first-team opportunities that come his way over the next few weeks with Pepe Reina set to serve a three-match suspension.

The Spain custodian's red card at Newcastle United on Sunday means he could miss the Reds' Barclays Premier League clashes with Aston Villa and Blackburn Rovers, as well as the FA Cup semi-final with Everton at Wembley.

Doni is yet to make a competitive appearance for Liverpool following his transfer from AS Roma last July, but is likely to deputise in the absence of Reina - and Coates is confident he won't let anyone down.

"Alexander is a great person and a great goalkeeper. I am sure he will do really well," he told Liverpoolfc.tv.

"He has played for Brazil, one of the greatest national teams in the world, so he is used to playing in big games.

"He perhaps hasn't had an opportunity because obviously we have Pepe, but I think he will do well.

"I think he will make the most of every opportunity that's given to him. He is a great teammate and we all wish him well."

Coates and Doni both watched on from the substitutes' bench as Liverpool slipped to a 2-0 defeat at the Sports Direct Arena yesterday.

The Uruguay defender admits the Reds were left deeply disappointed by the loss, but insisted the team are already planning towards trying to secure a return to winning ways against Aston Villa on Saturday.

Coates said: "It was really hard. We all went there wanting to win, but it was a complicated game and a difficult defeat.

"I think it is really important as a team we keep believing in ourselves so we can move forward and try and get every point possible.

"The message in training this week will be the same as any other week - we've got to remain confident in ourselves and keep going forward.

"It's going to be a very difficult game against Aston Villa, but it's very important for us to win - and that's what we're going to try and do."

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Liverpool vs Aston Villa

Day: sabtu

Date : 7 April 2012

Time : 10:00 PM

Venue : Anfield Stadium....

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20 Premier League Players Who Will Move This Summer and Where We Think They Will End Up

Joe Cole (Liverpool)

Sure to leave Anfield and we think heading to Aston Villa.

Emmanuel Adebayor (Man City)

Tottenham to stump up the cash needed to turn temporary move into a permanent one.

Marouane Chamakh (Arsenal)

Moroccan set to be offloaded by Arsene Wenger and we tip the striker for a Bordeaux return.

Salomon Kalou (Chelsea)

Ivory Coast man to leave Stamford Bridge for PSG.

Carlos Tevez (Man City)

We have a funny feeling that the Argentine will head to Inter Milan at the end of the season.

Didier Drogba (Chelsea)

We tip the forward to make emotional return to Marseille this summer.

Gareth Bale (Tottenham)

Said to be wanted by La Liga giants and we can see the wide-man being nabbed by Jose Mourinho.

Carlos Vela (Arsenal)

To make permanent move to Real Sociedad.

Michael Owen (Man United)

Injury prone Old Trafford striker to make MLS move when his contract ends this summer.

Alberto Aquilani (AC Milan)

Sure to join AC Milan on a permanent basis after a good season on loan.

Junior Hoilett (Blackburn Rovers)

Canadian international to move to Tottenham for a fee to be decided by a tribunal.

Edin Dzeko (Man City)

Bosnian international will look to leave due to lack of playing time, we reckon Juventus beckons

Gabriel Agbonlahor (Aston Villa)

England man to leave Villa Park and head to Sunderland to reunite with Martin O’Neill.

Dirk Kuyt (Liverpool)

Anfield forward to return to Holland and rejoin Feyenoord.

Niko Kranjcar (Tottenham)

Croatian international to make move to PSG.

Nicklas Bendtner (Sunderland)

Danish forward to leave Arsenal for the Bundesliga, our money is on a move to Schalke to replace Raul.

Adel Taarabt (QPR)

Moroccan to leave Loftus Road for Ligue 1, probably Marseille or PSG.

Steven Fletcher (Wolves)

Scottish international to leave Molineux and to move to Aston Villa.

Dimitar Berbatov (Man United)

Off to return to the Bundesliga either Bayer Leverkusen or Schalke bound.

Roque Santa Cruz (Man City)

Paraguayan to make temporary move to Real Betis a permanent one.

rumours ye..

FreeMen

Liverpool Ready to Sell Andy Carroll: Anfield Striker Running Out of Time to Prove Himself
by The Newshound April 3rd, 2012


With just eight goals from his 48 appearances for Liverpool following his ￡35m move from Newcastle United it is clear that 22 year old forward Andy Carroll is in danger of being offloaded this summer. When you take into account also that of those eight goals, three came against lower league opposition, his record looks all the more suspect.
Kenny Dalglish has shown a lot of faith in the big forward but his display against his former club on the weekend, and the manner in which he stormed off the pitch when he was rightly subbed, will not have helped his cause.
Liverpool do not have a great many attacking options and whilst Luis Suarez has made himself the club’s most effective attacking option, Carroll has struggled to make an impact and the excuse of age is not really holding any water.
Though the forward has no control over the fee invested in his services he should at the very least give the impression that he is improving and currently if anything the Gateshead born striker is looking even less able to put in a consistent shift than he did when he first arrived on Merseyside.
With Liverpool effectively just playing for pride, and a place in the FA Cup Final at stake, Carroll has the rest of the season to prove himself to Dalglish and if he fails to do so then the Scot may have no choice other than to consider offers and the possibility of selling the striker and admitting the club has made an expensive mistake.

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Liverpool Ready to Sell Andy Carroll: Anfield Striker Running Out of Time to Prove Himself
by The N ...
FreeMen Post at 3-4-2012 16:14

   berita bagus,,pastu x yah beli striker....suso ada...jual skali midfielder yg x bagus...amik balik aquaman..

FreeMen

konfem lepas ni beli lagi mediocre player.

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Liverpool goalkeeper Alexandre Doni has cast doubt on his future just as he's needed to cover the suspended Pepe Reina.

The Brazilian goalkeeper will play in Liverpool's next three games after the Anfield club decided to allow the 1pm Monday deadline set by the Football Association to pass without appealing the red card Reina received in Sunday's demoralising 2-0 defeat at Newcastle.
But Doni, 32, told Radio Sport Mana Mana yesterday: "Next year, I do not know where I will play. Being on the bench is not great. Liverpool have changed so much and there have been lots of ups and downs."

nak blah gak dia ni..

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Madrid target Johnson and Walker in Premier League raid to fill problem position

Real Madrid are targeting Glen Johnson and Kyle Walker to fill their problem right-back position.
Officials at the Bernabeu were trying to sign promising Brazilian Mario Fernandes but have not even come close to agreeing a fee with Gremio.

So Jose Mourinho has turned to ‘Plan B’, according to Madrid newspaper Marca, and is planning to raid the Barclays Premier League for a player to fit his system.
It is thought Johnson, 27, would not cost more than ￡12.5million and is ready-made to match the wing-raiding prowess of Marcelo on the opposite flank.

But 21-year-old Walker has also impressed after establishing himself as a Tottenham regular and breaking into the England team.
With Sergio Ramos moving inside to centre back, Alvaro Arbeloa has often been deployed at right back, but the former Liverpool defender does not offer much going forward.

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Liverpool and Manchester City 'ready to enter Raul Albiol transfer race'

Raul Albiol could be on his way to the Premier League in the summer transfer window after it emerged both Liverpool and Manchester City are interested in him.

The defender has struggled to hold down a first-team place since joining Real Madrid from Valencia in 2009 and looks certain to move on at the end of the season.

Juventus and Paris Saint-Germain have already indicated they are keen to land the 26-year-old, but they will face competition from major clubs across Europe, including City and Liverpool, reports the Sun.

City's backline has enjoyed a fine season, but centre-back is an area where Roberto Mancini's squad lacks depth.

Albiol could provide much-needed cover at the heart of defence, as well as in the holding midfield role. He would also add some Champions League experience to the Citizens team.

Liverpool's defence has also performed well this term, but Kenny Dalglish is keen to strengthen all areas of his squad in the summer.

However, the Reds may struggle to attract the Spain international, as he looks set to receive offers from a number of Champions League clubs.

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konfem lepas ni beli lagi mediocre player.
FreeMen Post at 3-4-2012 16:47

   yg x pasti skrg KD kekal atau tidak,tu pun persoalan jugak..

gicks79

someone said this team is a laughing stock

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Liverpool Set for Juventus Player Plus Cash Offer for Striker Luis Suarez

Anfield forward targeted.

The last thing Liverpool need is more speculation surrounding Luis Suarez but it’s being reported by TMW in Italy that Juventus are interested in the Uruguayan striker and could make a move this summer.

It’s not the first time Suarez has been linked with Juventus, the player has also been rumoured to be interesting PSG, however Suarez himself has made efforts to calm supporters by saying he’s happy at Liverpool.

None of that has stopped this latest news. TMW say Juventus are desperate to strengthen upfront and see Suarez as one of their prime candidates for the position. Beppe Marotta, a club Director, is the one drawing up a list of targets and Suarez is on it.

The Italian club would offer Milos Krasic as part exchange and hope they can work out a deal acceptable to both Liverpool and Suarez. Krasic was a big money signing from CSKA Moscow but the move hasn’t worked out and the club have been trying to sell him for a while.

Liverpool can ill afford to lose Luis Suarez, arguably the club’s only effective attacking option at present, but there must be a fear that if the Anfield club’s season nose dives any further then the Uruguayan may well be left wondering about a possible move to Juventus or elsewhere.

Kenny Dalglish could well be about to preside over Liverpool’s worst top tier finish in over 50 years and if the Merseyside club does not secure the FA Cup, to go with their Carling Cup success, then one does wonder if the club’s top performers will consider their futures.

Suarez has netted 16 goals and assisted another 10 in the 45 games he has notched up for the club since his move from Ajax just over 14 months ago and despite the eight match ban he was handed the striker is still be some distance the club’s top scorer this term.

Andy Carroll has struggled for form and veterans Craig Bellamy and Dirk Kuyt have helped out when necessary but clearly are not long term options and Liverpool will surely not consider offers from Juventus for 25 year old striker Suarez.

Milos Krasic’s inclusion into any offer will not be all that tempting as the Serbian international hasn’t done well in Turin and is a bit part player in Antonio Conte’s first team picture.