Player of the year leh. He seem to be becoming more matureAnd he is a merseysider.He just need to play 10 games for us, home and away against our closest rivals and break smeone's leg each time
LIVERPOOL FOOTBALL CLUB - *57* - You'll Never Walk Alone! A new season!! *ROARRRR!!!*
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blazer_workz
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There won't be a next season. 2012 coming
So this is gonna be our SEASON! Walk all the way!
Yeah..this coming season is a good year to secure our long lost EPL title!
We hope for this every year.
But i think we are still not there yet, this team still need time to gel. The jigsaw almost complete, just need LB and another CB plus maybe a midfield destroyer.
fotoudavid
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Joey Barton expressed he wanna stay, but heck lah, leave for free means castle dun wanna pay his wages.
Liverpool shd sign him before others did. He can be a good player if play along side better players then new castle. If lucas can shine, so can barton. This two can hold the game for 15 minutes if we are leading and cannot afford to let in goals, like leading 2-0 against Arsenal after 80 mins......
Liverpool shd sign him before others did. He can be a good player if play along side better players then new castle. If lucas can shine, so can barton. This two can hold the game for 15 minutes if we are leading and cannot afford to let in goals, like leading 2-0 against Arsenal after 80 mins......
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Cheesecake
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NOOOOOO!!!! siao liao...
:bsmilie:
Lucas-dirty kite-cc- bro Rodz foursome!!
Cheesecake
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Cheesecake
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some not-so-good news... a total waste of $$. well done raf999!
Agent invites AC Milan to make £8.7m bid for Liverpool's Alberto Aquilani
The Italy international's representative believes a decent offer from San Siro outfit could be enough to tempt the Reds into releasing his client from Anfield
4 Aug 2011 19:15:00
AC Milan have been told to make Liverpool a £8.7 million bid for Alberto Aquilani by the player's agent Franco Zavaglia.
The Italy international has been strongly tipped to return to his homeland after failing to make a mark at Liverpool following a big-money move from Roma in 2009.
AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani recently claimed his club could be interested in the 27-year-old, who was linked Fiorentina after a successful loan spell with Juventus last season.
Talks with Fiorentina broke down as Aquilani preferred a permanent move, not the offered loan deal.
Milan are looking for a top midfielder with Fiorentina's Riccardo Montolivo one of the names associated with them, but Zavaglia is eager to hold dialogue with Galliani.
"Galliani is in China for the Supercoppa Italiana and so we have to wait until he returns to Milan," the agent is quoted as saying by Milannews.it.
"I think with a bid of 10m [£8.7m] an agreement with Liverpool can be found."
Agent invites AC Milan to make £8.7m bid for Liverpool's Alberto Aquilani
The Italy international's representative believes a decent offer from San Siro outfit could be enough to tempt the Reds into releasing his client from Anfield
4 Aug 2011 19:15:00
AC Milan have been told to make Liverpool a £8.7 million bid for Alberto Aquilani by the player's agent Franco Zavaglia.
The Italy international has been strongly tipped to return to his homeland after failing to make a mark at Liverpool following a big-money move from Roma in 2009.
AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani recently claimed his club could be interested in the 27-year-old, who was linked Fiorentina after a successful loan spell with Juventus last season.
Talks with Fiorentina broke down as Aquilani preferred a permanent move, not the offered loan deal.
Milan are looking for a top midfielder with Fiorentina's Riccardo Montolivo one of the names associated with them, but Zavaglia is eager to hold dialogue with Galliani.
"Galliani is in China for the Supercoppa Italiana and so we have to wait until he returns to Milan," the agent is quoted as saying by Milannews.it.
"I think with a bid of 10m [£8.7m] an agreement with Liverpool can be found."
Cheesecake
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Owen Coyle rejects talk of Anfield move for Gary Cahill
Bolton manager Owen Coyle says reports suggesting star defender Gary Cahill is on the verge of a big-money move to Liverpool are "without foundation".
The England defender has been linked with moves to Arsenal and Manchester City this summer.
There has also been speculation suggesting that Liverpool are close to securing a deal for the 25-year-old.
But Coyle said: "It is irresponsible. Nothing has happened, there is nothing concrete, there is nothing to report."
Liverpool, who face Valencia in a friendly on Saturday at Anfield, have struggled defensively in pre-season and could do with back-up to the injury-prone Daniel Agger and veteran defender Jamie Carragher, 33.
But Coyle made it clear that an imminent move for Cahill to Anfield was not on the cards.
He said: "This story is without a shred of foundation. To just reel words off is in poor taste. Nothing surprises you in football but people should have more knowledge of the background for anything before they write it.
"It doesn't faze me. I am not raging about it. I am just making a point.
"If someone leaves, it will be the right business for the club but I don't pre-occupy myself with thoughts like that when I have a team to prepare for the rest of the season."
Bolton manager Owen Coyle says reports suggesting star defender Gary Cahill is on the verge of a big-money move to Liverpool are "without foundation".
The England defender has been linked with moves to Arsenal and Manchester City this summer.
There has also been speculation suggesting that Liverpool are close to securing a deal for the 25-year-old.
But Coyle said: "It is irresponsible. Nothing has happened, there is nothing concrete, there is nothing to report."
Liverpool, who face Valencia in a friendly on Saturday at Anfield, have struggled defensively in pre-season and could do with back-up to the injury-prone Daniel Agger and veteran defender Jamie Carragher, 33.
But Coyle made it clear that an imminent move for Cahill to Anfield was not on the cards.
He said: "This story is without a shred of foundation. To just reel words off is in poor taste. Nothing surprises you in football but people should have more knowledge of the background for anything before they write it.
"It doesn't faze me. I am not raging about it. I am just making a point.
"If someone leaves, it will be the right business for the club but I don't pre-occupy myself with thoughts like that when I have a team to prepare for the rest of the season."
airfins
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Cheesecake
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fotoudavid
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the community shield have any live telecast??? Interested to see how Man City progressed.
Cheesecake
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sopcast. kekekekeke
fotoudavid
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simi si sopcast???
need a big bathtub leh :bsmilie:
Cheesecake
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grumpy said:
paiseh, tat is bro rodz n dirty kite.
me is w elva hsiao. keke
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