You do realise we can all hear you, don't you? It's all out loud, Sven, mate.
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You do realise we can all hear you, don't you? It's all out loud, Sven, mate.
Did someone say that borinis "not ready". That's a bit grim considering we paid ten million for him. At the very least he needs to play through the middle and put suarez wide.
The Sven bit is ace by the way. Ace!
Just carry on with your kneejerking and mass hysteria mate.
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i'm not going to bother posting too much as i'll probably just be called a kneejerk cunt or whatever .
So the main point i'll raise is how disappointed i was with how easily we gave up after the second goal went in .Ok it would have been really hard to get anything from the game but we didn't even try , well until maybe the last 5 mins after shelvey or someone had a semi decent shot. It was the same against West Brom , we gave up like it was a meaningless last game of the season. There was just nothing there and i can't remember the last time Anfield had so many empty seats with just five minutes to go .
We can say we're rebuilding , it will take time etc but if we can't get some results with the new formation/tactics , no matter who the opposition are , heads and belief will drop and then we could be in massive trouble . Remember we played some decent stuff at the start of last season but couldn't get the results . Then the heads dropped and we had close to relegation form for the last few months of the season . It could be even worse this season as we've so many issues and lack of depth in attacking areas .
So the main point i'll raise is how disappointed i was with how easily we gave up after the second goal went in .Ok it would have been really hard to get anything from the game but we didn't even try , well until maybe the last 5 mins after shelvey or someone had a semi decent shot. It was the same against West Brom , we gave up like it was a meaningless last game of the season. There was just nothing there and i can't remember the last time Anfield had so many empty seats with just five minutes to go .
We can say we're rebuilding , it will take time etc but if we can't get some results with the new formation/tactics , no matter who the opposition are , heads and belief will drop and then we could be in massive trouble . Remember we played some decent stuff at the start of last season but couldn't get the results . Then the heads dropped and we had close to relegation form for the last few months of the season . It could be even worse this season as we've so many issues and lack of depth in attacking areas .
Can't do mass hysteria, Sven - it needs a mass. Keep up, you mad fishy fool!
The run around like the mad woman you are then, with your arms up in the air screaming crisis and everythings shite.
It's actually quite fun, running around like a man woman. Try it, but not in the living room. You could easily knock over the table, it's only got 3 legs.
I think you've eaten some of that fish that's buried in the ground for years. It's sent you a bit doo-lally.
I like contradictions and fruits, old or not
The nuttier the better
Now thats probably true.
Brendan Rodgers regrets Andy Carroll loan exit from Liverpool
By Phil McNulty Chief football writer, BBC Sport
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers admits he would not have allowed Andy Carroll to join West Ham if he had known he would not be able to strengthen his squad - but insists he was not misled by the club's American owners.
Rodgers, who has the option of recalling Carroll from his season long-loan in January, let the England striker leave for Upton Park as he was convinced he would bring in either Clint Dempsey or Chelsea's Daniel Sturridge on loan.
But neither deal materialised, with Liverpool's owners FSG understood to be reluctant to meet Fulham's £6m asking price for 29-year-old Dempsey.
He moved to Tottenham, leaving Rodgers short of resources and denying there were already boardroom tensions with the Americans after the 2-0 home defeat by Arsenal left them without a Premier League win.
Rodgers revealed he had been "very confident" of signing a replacement for Carroll and when asked if he would have sanctioned the move otherwise he said: "No."
Liverpool's manager confirmed he has spoken to the club's owners after the transfer window closed and will hold further talks this week, saying: "There are just one or two operational things we need to iron out."
But Rodgers - who has refused to completely dismiss the prospect of a move for former Liverpool striker Michael Owen - is conscious of the need to bolster his attacking options.
"Any player that I believe can improve the squad I will look at," Rodgers said. "We have got a very, very small squad with some very young players in it. So I can't say no."
Rodgers added: "We all know we needed reinforcements and the players needed help but it's gone now and I can't do anything about it.
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Rodgers seeks 'technical' improvement
"There is no point in me sitting here crying about it wishing we had or we hadn't. There is no doubt the finances here had to be changed. That is the reality. We have lost nine players and brought in three so from a business side the club has done well. What we need to do well for the future now is look after the football business and help the players here."
Asked whether the reality was different from what he was told when he was appointed, he said: "I have to be honest. I wouldn't change it for the world.
"I'm very proud and privileged to lead this club. I always knew it was going to be difficult.
"My fight is to keep the supporters proud and keep the great name of Liverpool going forward. I have made it my life to do that."
Rodgers said: "The owners have been very up front, honest and open with me. There are one or two things to iron out but they haven't misled me.
"I have spoken to the people back in America and had a couple of brief conversations. We will reflect on it again next week on the way forward and hopefully go forward in the January window."
Former Liverpool striker Owen is a free agent while Didier Drogba may also become available as uncertainty surrounds his future at Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua.
Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers admits he would not have allowed Andy Carroll to join West Ham if he had known he would not be able to strengthen his squad - but insists he was not misled by the club's American owners.
Rodgers, who has the option of recalling Carroll from his season long-loan in January, let the England striker leave for Upton Park as he was convinced he would bring in either Clint Dempsey or Chelsea's Daniel Sturridge on loan.
But neither deal materialised, with Liverpool's owners FSG understood to be reluctant to meet Fulham's £6m asking price for 29-year-old Dempsey.
“We all know we needed reinforcements and the players needed help but it's gone now and I can't do anything about it”
Brendan RodgersHe moved to Tottenham, leaving Rodgers short of resources and denying there were already boardroom tensions with the Americans after the 2-0 home defeat by Arsenal left them without a Premier League win.
Rodgers revealed he had been "very confident" of signing a replacement for Carroll and when asked if he would have sanctioned the move otherwise he said: "No."
Liverpool's manager confirmed he has spoken to the club's owners after the transfer window closed and will hold further talks this week, saying: "There are just one or two operational things we need to iron out."
But Rodgers - who has refused to completely dismiss the prospect of a move for former Liverpool striker Michael Owen - is conscious of the need to bolster his attacking options.
"Any player that I believe can improve the squad I will look at," Rodgers said. "We have got a very, very small squad with some very young players in it. So I can't say no."
Rodgers added: "We all know we needed reinforcements and the players needed help but it's gone now and I can't do anything about it.
Play media
Rodgers seeks 'technical' improvement
"There is no point in me sitting here crying about it wishing we had or we hadn't. There is no doubt the finances here had to be changed. That is the reality. We have lost nine players and brought in three so from a business side the club has done well. What we need to do well for the future now is look after the football business and help the players here."
Asked whether the reality was different from what he was told when he was appointed, he said: "I have to be honest. I wouldn't change it for the world.
"I'm very proud and privileged to lead this club. I always knew it was going to be difficult.
"My fight is to keep the supporters proud and keep the great name of Liverpool going forward. I have made it my life to do that."
Rodgers said: "The owners have been very up front, honest and open with me. There are one or two things to iron out but they haven't misled me.
"I have spoken to the people back in America and had a couple of brief conversations. We will reflect on it again next week on the way forward and hopefully go forward in the January window."
Former Liverpool striker Owen is a free agent while Didier Drogba may also become available as uncertainty surrounds his future at Chinese club Shanghai Shenhua.
Shit.... We better get a move on.... We only have 35 games left.
Please remain calm - its going to be alright in the end - few bumps in the road - cliche, cliche, cliche - etc.
Yes we're a little short in quality forwards and genuine goals scorers, and some of our players are not in tip-top form at this moment in time - but it's all going to work out fine.
We aren't run by lizards.
The world is not ending.
Yes we're a little short in quality forwards and genuine goals scorers, and some of our players are not in tip-top form at this moment in time - but it's all going to work out fine.
We aren't run by lizards.
The world is not ending.
*looks for Bruce Willis' phone number*
Dire performance today, just never looked like scoring - out attack is woefully lacking, nothing we didn't know before the game tbf. Just highlights how much of a monumental fuck up it was not bringing in a striker or two. Simply inexuseable.
Saying that, I really fancied us to win today too, should have known better.
Our team/squad is all over the shop and i genuinely feel sorry for Rodgers who's trying to implement a new brand of fooball which is admirable but i just hope it doesn't backfire and we end up even worse off than last season.
On a positive note, Allen and Sterling were very good once again.
Oh and Gerrard should hang his head in shame tonight - as lazy, careless, indisciplined a performance you'll see from a Captain all season.
Saying that, I really fancied us to win today too, should have known better.
Our team/squad is all over the shop and i genuinely feel sorry for Rodgers who's trying to implement a new brand of fooball which is admirable but i just hope it doesn't backfire and we end up even worse off than last season.
On a positive note, Allen and Sterling were very good once again.
Oh and Gerrard should hang his head in shame tonight - as lazy, careless, indisciplined a performance you'll see from a Captain all season.
Rogers comes across as a pretty smart bloke.
For a multitude of reasons,some of which are his own doing, we now find ourselves in a pickle.
Its time for a player or two to step up to the mark and drag us kicking and screaming to Jans window. Raheem looks more threatening with every performance. Allen too.
Theres a few unknown quantities who quite simply need to be ace.
Borini,Ass and to an extent,Sahin.
For a multitude of reasons,some of which are his own doing, we now find ourselves in a pickle.
Its time for a player or two to step up to the mark and drag us kicking and screaming to Jans window. Raheem looks more threatening with every performance. Allen too.
Theres a few unknown quantities who quite simply need to be ace.
Borini,Ass and to an extent,Sahin.
The new chaps are coming into a team that has been shit for a while, that isn't obviously helping them settle or show any kind of form, Allen being the notable exception. I have no doubt that given time Rogers will get the players playing close to the system he has envisaged for the club. however, and as he has said, he will need the players to help move in that direction. With our current financial state and more importantly incompetence at Senior Management level that will take a number of windows.
We're not very good at the moment, making us better will take time and a lot of pain.
We're not very good at the moment, making us better will take time and a lot of pain.
We also gave away the ball and lost posession way to many times. Gerrard, Suarez and Johnson the main culprits. Gerrards poor pass started the whole attack when they hit us on the break for 1-0.
That is something that we have to adress before the next games.
That is something that we have to adress before the next games.
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