Apparently he supported us as a kid
Lol.
Apparently he supported us as a kid
Apparently he supported us as a kid
Adam. No s unless it's plural.
Surely Adam's a gonner
Surely Adams is a gooner
Adam. No s unless it's plural.
Apparently he supported us as a kid
Ha, actually you can see that shell-shocked look during his interview that comes with a lifelong manc realising he's just signed for LFC. Still great that we got him - fantastic prospect.
JOE ALLEN is 5-2 with Hills to score six or more Premier League goals for Liverpool this season after joining from Swansea on Friday night.
Attacking midfielder Allen, 22 and an ever-present for Team GB in the Olympics, is of course thereby re-united with manager Brendan Rodgers who left south Wales for Anfield earlier in the summer.
And Hills make him 1-6 to start their first league game against West Brom at the Hawthorns on Saturday August 18 and 1-5 to make more starts in the campaign than Jordan Henderson and Charlie Adam.
Henderson is 4-1 to make the most starts of the trio and Adam is 10-1.
I wanna see Fergie's reaction to a Manc winning us a game at Old Trafford!
The odds do my head in as I only understand decimal odds. 😳
The odds do my head in as I only understand decimal odds. 😳
I love Bellamy, really sad to see him go, he should never have been sold (first time). Good luck with everything Craig.
WALES boss Chris Coleman is on a collision course with Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers over £15m midfielder Joe Allen.
Rodgers will this week ask that Allen be rested from Wales’ friendly against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Llanelli on Wednesday.
But Coleman – who named Allen in his squad on Friday for Wales’ final pre-World Cup game – has said any request to rest Allen would be “unwelcome”.
“It’s an important game for us because it is the last one before Belgium,” said Coleman.
“We’ve not had the players since May when we played Mexico.”
Former Swansea boss Rodgers – who has likened new signing Allen to Manchester United great Paul Scholes – wants the 22-year-old to miss the Bosnia game because of concerns he could be too tired after featuring heavily for Team GB at the Olympics.
Allen started all four of Team GB’s matches at London 2012 as well as the warm-up game against Brazil before returning to Swansea to seal his Welsh record transfer switch to Anfield.
Liverpool start their Premier League campaign at West Brom on Saturday but Coleman wants his big hitters to play at Llanelli with the World Cup opener against Belgium in Cardiff just a few weeks away.
New Swans boss Michael Laudrup is happy for his Olympian Neil Taylor to feature against Bosnia while Malky Mackay has confirmed that new Cardiff City recruit Craig Bellamy will join up with the Wales squad.
Meanwhile, Coleman believes Allen has a big role to play for Wales in the qualification campaign and has backed him to handle the pressure that comes with a £15m price tag.
He said: “If you look at some of the fees that are being paid now I’m not surprised by how much he’s cost.
“Who in the Premier League does that job better than Joe?
“The way Brendan wants to Liverpool to play, passing the ball around, well, he is one of the best short passers around.
“He is always available, he’s very brave on the ball and I think he’s a great signing.
“You think it’s a Swansea player going for £15m, but if Joe Allen was at Aston Villa then no-one would raise an eyebrow.
“Because it’s Swansea City and they’ve only had one season in the Premier League, albeit a great season, people question it.
“But I would pay that for him no question.
“A lot of my friends are Liverpool fans and they like a certain type of player, and Joe will be great there.
“I watched him in the Uruguay game in Cardiff here he started in a deep role but they were rotating and he ended up getting into the box and setting up the goal.
“He can see a pass as well as anyone.”
Coleman also expects star man Gareth Bale to play a full part against Bosnia after missing both Wales’ New York friendly against Mexico and Team GB’s Olympics campaign.
“There were a few concerns because it was the same lower back and hamstrings problems,” he said.
“But he’s played three friendlies with Tottenham and done some training so fingers crossed we are going to get him.”
With Bale absent, four of the current Wales squad were in action at the Olympics as Allen, Aaron Ramsey, Craig Bellamy, and Neil Taylor all featured in the run to the quarter-finals.
Coleman admits he was impressed by their performances, but is pleased that the tournament is over.
“It wasn’t just injuries we were worried about, we were worried about cards as well because they get carried over,” he said.
“As it turned out they will probably be fitter now than they would have been after two or three pre-season friendlies with their clubs.
“They’ve all had 90 minutes and are in a better shape. It’s a bit of a head start for them."
Why do you say that?"Jan Molby on Joe Allen"? That's Allen out for the season then 🙁