zhapchit
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brazil have too many talents.. even Ronaldinho, Alexandre Pato and Adriano didn't make it to the squad either
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brazil have too many talents.. even Ronaldinho, Alexandre Pato and Adriano didn't make it to the squad either
how can you compare and categorise laoya lucas in the same category as Ronaldinho, Alex Pato and Adriano
roadrunner_552
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Liverpool set to sell Alberto Aquilani at cut-price £10m to Juventus - report
Liverpool are set to unload midfielder Alberto Aquilani to Juventus, according to a report from The Sun, and could sell him for £10 million.
The midfielder cost a reported £20m to bring to Anfield from Roma in the summer. However, he arrived shortly after undergoing surgery on an ankle injury and struggled to regain full match fitness throughout the campaign.
Aquilani made only 13 starts all season, showing his quality only in flashes. Now it looks as though he will lead something of a summer clear-out at Liverpool, with the future of manager Rafael Benitez still in some doubt.
Fiorentina are also interested in the player, but are not prepared to pay more than £7m for his services, according to a further report in The Daily Mirror.
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2559...-to-sell-alberto-aquilani-at-cut-price-10m-to
Liverpool are set to unload midfielder Alberto Aquilani to Juventus, according to a report from The Sun, and could sell him for £10 million.
The midfielder cost a reported £20m to bring to Anfield from Roma in the summer. However, he arrived shortly after undergoing surgery on an ankle injury and struggled to regain full match fitness throughout the campaign.
Aquilani made only 13 starts all season, showing his quality only in flashes. Now it looks as though he will lead something of a summer clear-out at Liverpool, with the future of manager Rafael Benitez still in some doubt.
Fiorentina are also interested in the player, but are not prepared to pay more than £7m for his services, according to a further report in The Daily Mirror.
http://www.goal.com/en-gb/news/2559...-to-sell-alberto-aquilani-at-cut-price-10m-to
roadrunner_552
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'Brazil star the right choice' :bigeyes:
Sammy Lee insists Liverpool fans' decision to vote Lucas Leiva as their Young Player of the Season is an indication of the progression the Brazilian made in 2009-10.
The 23-year-old collected 48 per cent of the vote in our online poll to see off competition from the likes of Emiliano Insua, David Ngog and Ryan Babel.
His composed displays from the centre of midfield helped win over supporters - and Lee reckons Kopites have not only recognised Lucas's improvement, but also his determination and desire to succeed at Anfield.
"It's nice to see him getting some reward," the assistant manager told Liverpoolfc.tv. "Our fans appreciate what the boy has done this year.
"He doesn't get the accolades he deserves from enough people within the game, but certainly our supporters know.
"They've seen the progress he's made, the determination, commitment and work rate in each and every game, and I think he's come on in leaps and bounds this season.
"I think he's improved most on the ball - he's got great skill on the ball. He's affecting the play more now with switching of play and penetrating passes. I think overall his possession and use of the ball has been superb this season."
He added: "I don't want to put pressure on anybody, certainly not youngsters, but the good thing about him is that it has been a season of progression, and that's all we ever ask of any of the players here - to look to improve and progress with each and every day's training session."
http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/brazil-star-the-right-choice
Sammy Lee insists Liverpool fans' decision to vote Lucas Leiva as their Young Player of the Season is an indication of the progression the Brazilian made in 2009-10.
The 23-year-old collected 48 per cent of the vote in our online poll to see off competition from the likes of Emiliano Insua, David Ngog and Ryan Babel.
His composed displays from the centre of midfield helped win over supporters - and Lee reckons Kopites have not only recognised Lucas's improvement, but also his determination and desire to succeed at Anfield.
"It's nice to see him getting some reward," the assistant manager told Liverpoolfc.tv. "Our fans appreciate what the boy has done this year.
"He doesn't get the accolades he deserves from enough people within the game, but certainly our supporters know.
"They've seen the progress he's made, the determination, commitment and work rate in each and every game, and I think he's come on in leaps and bounds this season.
"I think he's improved most on the ball - he's got great skill on the ball. He's affecting the play more now with switching of play and penetrating passes. I think overall his possession and use of the ball has been superb this season."
He added: "I don't want to put pressure on anybody, certainly not youngsters, but the good thing about him is that it has been a season of progression, and that's all we ever ask of any of the players here - to look to improve and progress with each and every day's training session."
http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/brazil-star-the-right-choice
lose 10million for 1 season and he spend a lot of time on bench and treatment table :thumbsd:
this one must be KELONG!
must investigate, must be he and rafa voting continuously, or pay kopi money to rig the results!
ok lah at least we get him out of anfield.. :bsmilie:
damn......season just ended...and blood is still flowing.........
roadrunner_552
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Fans boycott WCup deal
Majority in street poll will not sign up for World Cup packages
By Wang Meng Meng
FOR RM$0.70 (S$0.30), the cost of a teh tarik in a Johor Baru coffeeshop, Jason Nah will catch the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Parking is free and the shop has massive 42-inch flat-screen television sets.
That is what you call a good deal, not the offer announced by SingTel's chief of content and media services Edward Ying, added the personal trainer, who has watched the World Cup since the 1986 Finals in Mexico.
On Friday, Ying announced that home viewers would have to pay $66 (price before GST) for the early-bird package for live telecasts of the 64 World Cup football matches.
This works out to slightly over $1 per game, or as Ying said at the press conference then - about the price of a cup of coffee.
Nah plans to watch all the matches featuring his favourite teams Spain and Ghana, as well as any big clash starting from the knock-out rounds.
The Liverpool fan has been making such trips to watch the English Premier League in Johor at least once a month for the past four years.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Sport/Story/STIStory_525510.html
Majority in street poll will not sign up for World Cup packages
By Wang Meng Meng
FOR RM$0.70 (S$0.30), the cost of a teh tarik in a Johor Baru coffeeshop, Jason Nah will catch the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Parking is free and the shop has massive 42-inch flat-screen television sets.
That is what you call a good deal, not the offer announced by SingTel's chief of content and media services Edward Ying, added the personal trainer, who has watched the World Cup since the 1986 Finals in Mexico.
On Friday, Ying announced that home viewers would have to pay $66 (price before GST) for the early-bird package for live telecasts of the 64 World Cup football matches.
This works out to slightly over $1 per game, or as Ying said at the press conference then - about the price of a cup of coffee.
Nah plans to watch all the matches featuring his favourite teams Spain and Ghana, as well as any big clash starting from the knock-out rounds.
The Liverpool fan has been making such trips to watch the English Premier League in Johor at least once a month for the past four years.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Sport/Story/STIStory_525510.html
roDz
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bcoz all of them are brazilians & all of them not selected for brazil's WC team...:think: :sticktong
roDz
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LFC fans are smart,they can tell who's been performing...:thumbsup::thumbsup:
harrynkl
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:thumbsup:
roDz
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voted as young player of the year rite? how can it be bad? :dunno:
Cheesecake
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knn! this raf999 waste 10m GBP!! /***!!!! and he happily sold our star midfielder alonso away and bought a sickbag over! :angry:
if juve dun sign him for 10m GBP, then fiorentina will take him for 7m?!?!?!
can someone hire a tranny n up raf999's arse??? wait a sec, maybe he enjoy it!
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Cheesecake
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Fans boycott WCup deal
Majority in street poll will not sign up for World Cup packages
By Wang Meng Meng
FOR RM$0.70 (S$0.30), the cost of a teh tarik in a Johor Baru coffeeshop, Jason Nah will catch the 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Parking is free and the shop has massive 42-inch flat-screen television sets.
That is what you call a good deal, not the offer announced by SingTel's chief of content and media services Edward Ying, added the personal trainer, who has watched the World Cup since the 1986 Finals in Mexico.
On Friday, Ying announced that home viewers would have to pay $66 (price before GST) for the early-bird package for live telecasts of the 64 World Cup football matches.
This works out to slightly over $1 per game, or as Ying said at the press conference then - about the price of a cup of coffee.
Nah plans to watch all the matches featuring his favourite teams Spain and Ghana, as well as any big clash starting from the knock-out rounds.
The Liverpool fan has been making such trips to watch the English Premier League in Johor at least once a month for the past four years.
http://www.straitstimes.com/BreakingNews/Sport/Story/STIStory_525510.html
of cos boycott la!
sick n tired of being hung up and dried by these 2 kkj co.! :angry:
Cheesecake
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:bsmilie:
if u look down at our list of 'up n coming' youngsters....
errr wait. there's no list. :bsmilie:
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Cheesecake
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raf999 signed up many internet acc and got his lovers dirty kite, louya leiva to chip in too.
tamade. super kelong! worse than our Super Kelong League! :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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wa!! *faint*
*FACEPALM!!*
how in the world, besides nationality la, can louya leiva be compared to these players?!
like one belong to hell, the others all in heaven! :bsmilie:
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