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Strikers we could get now
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Yes he did, and no he wasn't.
LOL.
Get him registered as a player. 😛
Ivan Klasnic has signed for Mainz on a one yr contract yesterday.
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Stoke City are delighted to announce the signing of Michael Owen on a one-year deal, subject to Premier League Board approval
NO.MORE.TRAITOR.TALK.
Stoke City are delighted to announce the signing of Michael Owen on a one-year deal, subject to Premier League Board approval
NO.MORE.TRAITOR.TALK.
They're not the only ones.
Ex-Liverpool forward Florent Sinama-Pongolle signed a two-year contract with Russian Premier League side FC Rostov on Wednesday.
In August, the 27-year-old striker left Sporting Lisbon by mutual consent, after playing only five matches in two seasons and spending most of his time out on loan.
Sinama-Pongolle’s Russian wife will help him adapt to the move, he said.
“I hope I will adapt quickly to the new country and the new team. I’m relying upon the help of my wife Anastasia, who is from Russia, and my new teammates,” he said on the Rostov website.
“It’s obvious that the team has character, ambition and it is run by qualified coach Miodrag Bozovic. I can say that I come to Russia as no tourist, I hope that I’ll be able to help Rostov to reach the targets that have been set.”
Sinama-Pongolle was signed by Liverpool on a five-year deal in 2001 after he won the under-17 world championship with France, winning the Golden Boot and Golden Shoe in the process.
The forward scored only four times in his 38 appearances for the Reds, where he was in the squad for Liverpool’s victorious Champions League campaign in 2005.
After leaving Liverpool in 2006, he played in Spain for Atletico Madrid and Recreativo before moving to Portugal in 2010.
What's the point of all of this speculation - ideally if we were to get a striker we would want someone like Torres at his best. Today there was a little news article in the London Evening Standard, and it was about LFC beig wrecked by King Kenny, and then went onto the damage also done by our prevous and new American owners. The later was mentioned in conjunction with our buys in the transfer window where Joe Allen was described as a gem and Borini a dud - although in brackets it had 'early days yet'.
The point is if were to get a striker that would immediately score a load of goals in BR's system then we would probably have to spend at least £40M or something stupid these days. The other point being good quality strikers are at this moment in time (transfer window or not) SHORT SUPPLY !!!. We are probably better of using this whole season to just play our youth and see if they can produce the goods - give them a run in the team, we had our chance to buy proven quality at a dirt cheap price of 6M and we decided not to. Lets just go with youth - and play them in each game, Rafa would have done this and so would GH. I don't see why BR does not do it either.
The point is if were to get a striker that would immediately score a load of goals in BR's system then we would probably have to spend at least £40M or something stupid these days. The other point being good quality strikers are at this moment in time (transfer window or not) SHORT SUPPLY !!!. We are probably better of using this whole season to just play our youth and see if they can produce the goods - give them a run in the team, we had our chance to buy proven quality at a dirt cheap price of 6M and we decided not to. Lets just go with youth - and play them in each game, Rafa would have done this and so would GH. I don't see why BR does not do it either.
They're going to have to be the now, well the strikers.
Why not Gary - I say throw them in (i.e. the strikers) - besides everyone in the team (except Joe Allen) is learning Tiki-Taka in actual PL games (least I hope they are - it makes the mistakes easier to take !!!) so why not add another student up front. Besides - I don't think we would notice much difference if we droped Borini.
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After learning that one of the top ten earners in the world of football is one - for me - completely unheard of Argie that's playing for a - for me - completely unknown Chinese team, nothing in the world of football will ever surprise me again.
This week.
‘Liverpool didn’t consider Michael Owen,’ Rodgers told Talksport. ‘If we didn’t get the targets that we hoped to get in the transfer window, I was going to go with what I had.
‘There’s no point putting money into the academy and then not giving young players a chance. Look at the impact Raheem Sterling has made as a 17-year-old. All I’ve given him is an opportunity and he’s gone on and taken it.
‘We’ve got a number of other young talents and hopefully over the coming months we can see them and see how they flourish.’
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2203170/Brendan-Rodgers-wanted-Michael-Owen.html#ixzz26U3aszm7
‘There’s no point putting money into the academy and then not giving young players a chance. Look at the impact Raheem Sterling has made as a 17-year-old. All I’ve given him is an opportunity and he’s gone on and taken it.
‘We’ve got a number of other young talents and hopefully over the coming months we can see them and see how they flourish.’
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2203170/Brendan-Rodgers-wanted-Michael-Owen.html#ixzz26U3aszm7
This is good to hear. We may as well see what we've got.
I say the exact same thing each time I see a newspaper report about the eurozone.
I thank Darwin tbh. But yeah, without sterling this season would look poor so far.
That said I'm not overly worried, it's very early days, results will come.
That said I'm not overly worried, it's very early days, results will come.
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