He's just silly good.
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Thanks. He's the easiest Liverpool player to talk about, almost everything he does is memorable.
In fairness somebody had just previously said Luis Suarez is the best we've ever had. Against that background it was quite legit to mention the King.
I agree though that celebrating Suarez is all we really need to be doing here.
I made a mental note a while ago just to enjoy him and not think about where his future lies, now we're a bit closer to a champions league place I hope he'll stay here.
That last goal showed so much of him, there's just so much craft in it much more than I described before. I think he also purposefully hides himself in a blind spot of the defender and uses a combination of Raheem and feinting to hit the ball 2 or 3 times to ensure the goal. I think you could shave with him he's so sharp.
Was it you that brought his kid to their first Anfield match the time he scored 4 and wrote a really nice post about how much he enjoyed it? He's such a big part of making the side so enjoyable and successful this season.
People said last year RvP was a better player ...
Anyone who's watched him could see that what he was doing was something really really special. I think he's amongst the top 5 players to play in the premier league and if he carries on at this rate, you may see him looking at one of the best players who's ever played in England.
Wonderful talent and I can't wait to see him on Tuesday/wednesday nights wearing the famous Red and chomping on the best Europe has to offer.
Anyone who's watched him could see that what he was doing was something really really special. I think he's amongst the top 5 players to play in the premier league and if he carries on at this rate, you may see him looking at one of the best players who's ever played in England.
Wonderful talent and I can't wait to see him on Tuesday/wednesday nights wearing the famous Red and chomping on the best Europe has to offer.
He makes you feel like your watching someone play pro evo with maradonna unlocked.
That deadly duos list includes a couple of entries who played in 42 game seasons at the start of the PL. When you consider that, plus the fact that they haven't scored a penalty between them, they really are on a different planet.
Great point re: games played and penos.
That Beardo & Cole tandem was insane. Imagine if they had had a good defense?
Holland is far easier to score in.
Just ask Kuyt or kezman.
He's well past his level in holland
If you take into account his goals per game ratio over these last two seasons it's scary good. Messi and Ronaldo type figures.
Yep. I was the one. Nice of you to remember!
And Souness let Beardo go to the BS... I'm still fuming!
Imagine if we had kept Suarez this season and played up front with Sturridge instead of aspas 😉
My imagination couldn't decipher that.
Wizzy, great call on posting those photos. My favourite moment of the whole game was seeing the Studge run straight over to Luis after scoring from his pass.
Almost as good as the Studge's backheel for him. 😉
18 of those Ajax goals were penalties.
Just robbed from another site...
Only three Reds have scored more than 20 Premier League goals in a single season - Fowler twice, Torres once and Suarez last term.
Now the SAS are set to do it in the same campaign.
Suarez's hat-trick today takes his top flight tally up to 28 - which matches Robbie Fowler's Premier League record for the Reds and goes some way to threatening Alan Shearer and Andy Cole's joint record of 34.
Those 34-goal hauls were in a 42-game season too, so Shearer and Cristiano Ronaldo's joint record of 31 league goals in a 38-game campaign is even closer.
Sturridge, now on 19 strikes in the league, is also poised to fire through the 20 barrier.
While Suarez is still some way off the LFC record for most goals in a single league campaign (41 for Roger Hunt when the Reds won the Second Division in 1961/62), the SAS partnership could become the most successful in Anfield history.
Ian St. John and Roger Hunt notched 52 goals between them in 1963/64 - Suarez and Sturridge are hot on their heels with 47 in the league so far this season.
Only three Reds have scored more than 20 Premier League goals in a single season - Fowler twice, Torres once and Suarez last term.
Now the SAS are set to do it in the same campaign.
Suarez's hat-trick today takes his top flight tally up to 28 - which matches Robbie Fowler's Premier League record for the Reds and goes some way to threatening Alan Shearer and Andy Cole's joint record of 34.
Those 34-goal hauls were in a 42-game season too, so Shearer and Cristiano Ronaldo's joint record of 31 league goals in a 38-game campaign is even closer.
Sturridge, now on 19 strikes in the league, is also poised to fire through the 20 barrier.
While Suarez is still some way off the LFC record for most goals in a single league campaign (41 for Roger Hunt when the Reds won the Second Division in 1961/62), the SAS partnership could become the most successful in Anfield history.
Ian St. John and Roger Hunt notched 52 goals between them in 1963/64 - Suarez and Sturridge are hot on their heels with 47 in the league so far this season.
Cloggy 1 - Glocky 0
(not to mention how much easier it is to score goals in Holland unless you're a Horse.
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