Suso starting for the ressies against Tranmere tonight
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who else is playing for the LFC XI?
That's a rather over the top claim though.
So you genuinely don't think it's over the top to say that this kid is already better than him?
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[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=41263.msg1147782#msg1147782 date=1280866066]
That's a rather over the top claim though.
[/quote]Not really. Luis Garcia was shit.
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Stop being so harsh ... you're angry lately, where is the oncey love?
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=41263.msg1147782#msg1147782 date=1280866066]
That's a rather over the top claim though.
[/quote]Not really. Luis Garcia was shit.
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Stop being so harsh ... you're angry lately, where is the oncey love?
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=41263.msg1147798#msg1147798 date=1280866619]
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
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Yer da. He might have been inconsistent but he isn't shit.
Any highlights of the Suso in action?
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
[/quote]
Yer da. He might have been inconsistent but he isn't shit.
Any highlights of the Suso in action?
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=41263.msg1147798#msg1147798 date=1280866619]
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
[/quote]
You shut your god damn lie hole right now!
even though you're right about the inconsistency, he was still great on his day and i'd still love him!
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
[/quote]
You shut your god damn lie hole right now!
even though you're right about the inconsistency, he was still great on his day and i'd still love him!
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=41263.msg1147802#msg1147802 date=1280866735]
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=41263.msg1147798#msg1147798 date=1280866619]
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
[/quote]
You shut your god damn lie hole right now!
even though you're right about the inconsistency, he was still great on his day and i'd still love him!
[/quote]Im just fucking around. I didnt really rate him, but i did love his heading ability. He annoyed me more than he wowed me though.
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=41263.msg1147798#msg1147798 date=1280866619]
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
[/quote]
You shut your god damn lie hole right now!
even though you're right about the inconsistency, he was still great on his day and i'd still love him!
[/quote]Im just fucking around. I didnt really rate him, but i did love his heading ability. He annoyed me more than he wowed me though.
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=41263.msg1147804#msg1147804 date=1280866819]
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=41263.msg1147802#msg1147802 date=1280866735]
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=41263.msg1147798#msg1147798 date=1280866619]
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
[/quote]
You shut your god damn lie hole right now!
even though you're right about the inconsistency, he was still great on his day and i'd still love him!
[/quote]Im just fucking around. I didnt really rate him, but i did love his heading ability. He annoyed me more than he wowed me though.
[/quote]
DON'T MESS WITH MY HEART!!!
*runs off to stroke shirt with luis garcia on the back*
[size=9pt]Luis Garcia.......he drinks san........gri.......a[/size]
*cries*
[quote author=Fabio link=topic=41263.msg1147802#msg1147802 date=1280866735]
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=41263.msg1147798#msg1147798 date=1280866619]
[quote author=ILD link=topic=41263.msg1147793#msg1147793 date=1280866452]
Behave Oncy.
[/quote]Yer ma. One screamer followed by 3 games of giving the ball away constantly and not tracking back. Shite.
[/quote]
You shut your god damn lie hole right now!
even though you're right about the inconsistency, he was still great on his day and i'd still love him!
[/quote]Im just fucking around. I didnt really rate him, but i did love his heading ability. He annoyed me more than he wowed me though.
[/quote]
DON'T MESS WITH MY HEART!!!
*runs off to stroke shirt with luis garcia on the back*
[size=9pt]Luis Garcia.......he drinks san........gri.......a[/size]
*cries*
A Liverpool XI maintained their impressive pre-season form with a hard-fought 2-0 win at Tranmere Rovers on Tuesday night.
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The John McMahon managed side created the better chances throughout the match and deservedly took the spoils courtesy of an own goal from David McNamara and a clinical finish from David Amoo.
The Reds had arrived at Prenton Park having already secured a Senior Cup double this summer and, with as many as seven players returning from first-team duty, they kicked off the contest in buoyant mood.
However, it was the home side who were first to threaten as Adam McGurk fizzed in a shot that Dean Bouzanis was forced to save inside 60 seconds.
The visitors responded and a marauding run from Amoo saw the winger surge from within his own penalty area before teeing up Nikola Saric 20 yards out, but the striker saw his attempted strike well blocked by a Rovers defender.
There was a vibrant style to Liverpool's attacking play in the early stages and on 12 minutes they put together a sublime move that should have resulted in the opening goal. A sensational pass from Suso allowed Tom Ince to power down the left and deliver a sublime cross that Saric seemed all-set to guide home, only to misjudge the flight of the ball at the last second.
It was a miss that was followed by a lull in the proceedings until Max Power drilled a shot straight at Bouzanis after a neat exchange with Ryan Fraughan on the half hour mark.
Back up the other end and a long throw caught the Rovers backline at sixes and sevens, allowing Ince to race through and crash a volley over the top from a tight angle.
Fraughan then lashed a 20 yard strike inches past the post before Saric saw his flicked header cleared off the line as the first 45 ended with a flurry of chances.
McMahon's half-time team talk would no doubt have seen him urge his charges to regain the composure that had seen them exert their authority in the early stages of the contest.
The introduction of flamboyant Portuguese star, Toni Silva was a sign of the coach's intent and the teenager could well have been celebrating the opening goal himself, had McNamara not stabbed Amoo's low cross into his own net soon after the restart.
It was an early blow for the hosts but they should have levelled immediately when Jay Gibbs contrived to guide a free header from a right-wing corner way off target.
It would be as close as they would come to threatening an upset as Liverpool stepped up a gear and started to play the more controlled football.
Silva almost doubled the advantage with a blockbusting strike that Joe Collister was pleased to see crash into his midriff, before the away side put together an incisive move that put them firmly in control.
Another great piece of vision from Suso sent Ince clear and when the winger unselfishly crossed for Amoo, the forward had the simplest task of slipping a first-time shot past Collister.
At this point the Reds were well in ascendancy and Collister had to be at his best to beat away substitute Alex Cooper's venomous long range strike.
To their credit, Tranmere kept plugging away and almost reduced the arrears on 70 minutes when McGurk flashed an effort wide of Bouzanis' far post.
But it was Liverpool's day and Suso could have capped a fine showing with a spectacular drive that came within a whisker of nestling in the left-hand corner of Collister's net.
Liverpool XI: Dean Bouzanis, John Flanagan, Jack Robinson, Victor Palsson (Alex Cooper 46), Andre Wisdom (c) (Conor Coady 60), Daniel Ayala, David Amoo (Michael Ngoo 77), Steven Irwin, Nikola Saric (Toni Silva 46), Suso, Tom Ince (Gerardo Bruna 70). Unused subs: Deale Chamberlain.
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The John McMahon managed side created the better chances throughout the match and deservedly took the spoils courtesy of an own goal from David McNamara and a clinical finish from David Amoo.
The Reds had arrived at Prenton Park having already secured a Senior Cup double this summer and, with as many as seven players returning from first-team duty, they kicked off the contest in buoyant mood.
However, it was the home side who were first to threaten as Adam McGurk fizzed in a shot that Dean Bouzanis was forced to save inside 60 seconds.
The visitors responded and a marauding run from Amoo saw the winger surge from within his own penalty area before teeing up Nikola Saric 20 yards out, but the striker saw his attempted strike well blocked by a Rovers defender.
There was a vibrant style to Liverpool's attacking play in the early stages and on 12 minutes they put together a sublime move that should have resulted in the opening goal. A sensational pass from Suso allowed Tom Ince to power down the left and deliver a sublime cross that Saric seemed all-set to guide home, only to misjudge the flight of the ball at the last second.
It was a miss that was followed by a lull in the proceedings until Max Power drilled a shot straight at Bouzanis after a neat exchange with Ryan Fraughan on the half hour mark.
Back up the other end and a long throw caught the Rovers backline at sixes and sevens, allowing Ince to race through and crash a volley over the top from a tight angle.
Fraughan then lashed a 20 yard strike inches past the post before Saric saw his flicked header cleared off the line as the first 45 ended with a flurry of chances.
McMahon's half-time team talk would no doubt have seen him urge his charges to regain the composure that had seen them exert their authority in the early stages of the contest.
The introduction of flamboyant Portuguese star, Toni Silva was a sign of the coach's intent and the teenager could well have been celebrating the opening goal himself, had McNamara not stabbed Amoo's low cross into his own net soon after the restart.
It was an early blow for the hosts but they should have levelled immediately when Jay Gibbs contrived to guide a free header from a right-wing corner way off target.
It would be as close as they would come to threatening an upset as Liverpool stepped up a gear and started to play the more controlled football.
Silva almost doubled the advantage with a blockbusting strike that Joe Collister was pleased to see crash into his midriff, before the away side put together an incisive move that put them firmly in control.
Another great piece of vision from Suso sent Ince clear and when the winger unselfishly crossed for Amoo, the forward had the simplest task of slipping a first-time shot past Collister.
At this point the Reds were well in ascendancy and Collister had to be at his best to beat away substitute Alex Cooper's venomous long range strike.
To their credit, Tranmere kept plugging away and almost reduced the arrears on 70 minutes when McGurk flashed an effort wide of Bouzanis' far post.
But it was Liverpool's day and Suso could have capped a fine showing with a spectacular drive that came within a whisker of nestling in the left-hand corner of Collister's net.
Liverpool XI: Dean Bouzanis, John Flanagan, Jack Robinson, Victor Palsson (Alex Cooper 46), Andre Wisdom (c) (Conor Coady 60), Daniel Ayala, David Amoo (Michael Ngoo 77), Steven Irwin, Nikola Saric (Toni Silva 46), Suso, Tom Ince (Gerardo Bruna 70). Unused subs: Deale Chamberlain.
Videos? Anyone?
Yeah, Garcia was certainly no Pennant
They are under 16s Stu. Videos are wrong. Just use your imagination.
Max Power - wasn't that Homer Simpson's alias?
max power. hahaha hahahaahaha what a fucking twat
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Max Power - wasn't that Homer Simpson's alias?
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Indeed it was and when he was complimented on his new monicker he replied "Thanks, I got if off a hairdryer".
Max Power - wasn't that Homer Simpson's alias?
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Indeed it was and when he was complimented on his new monicker he replied "Thanks, I got if off a hairdryer".
Suso's pass that set up the second goal was right out of the top drawer- quick thinking and the feet to deliver- it was sublime. Silva looks a serious prospect too- strong, skilfull and quick- he creates a buzz every time he's on the ball. There was one occasion where a long pass came to him with the defender crawling up his arse- he dragged the ball back under his feet, turned the defender and was away in a streak of red, and someone should have been on the end of his little cut-back into the six yard box. In fact that is certainly the most talented bunch of kids we've had since I've been following these things.
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