"You'll Never Walk Alone" - de Official Liverpool thread

[Bakes]

Jones do real shit on that... then the marginal offside call on the Suarez goal.  I not even mad... silverware be damned, we need to focus on 4th place now that it within range.  Everything else is trinkets and baubles.

[kaliman2006]

Jones do real shit on that... then the marginal offside call on the Suarez goal.  I not even mad... silverware be damned, we need to focus on 4th place now that it within range.  Everything else is trinkets and baubles.

Agreed; especially if Suarez is stay at Anfield. As much as  admire his loyalty to the club, it would be difficult to resist the temptation to move to a more successful club in England or elsewhere, if Liverpool's league positions do not improve quickly.

[elan]

That 3 front high pressure from Oldham had Liverpool in bits.

[MEP]

Liverfool looks like a thinly threaded team. I could have sworn I saw one of the guys tell Suarez to f**k off after he took a shot and Suarez was shouting he was open.  That was the second or third time I saw something like that from them. Don't think there is a whole lot of cohesiveness in the camp.

[D.H.W]

Suarez should leave.

[Bakes]

That 3 front high pressure from Oldham had Liverpool in bits.

Not at all... Oldham hardly threatened, not sure which game you watched.  Liverpool concede three goals on three mistakes, all by reserve players.  On the first goal by Smith Coates was arguably fouled when Smith but his forearm on his shoulder to get leverage to go up for the cross.  Even so, Coates should have boxed him out better.  Same exact thing on the cross for the third goal when Robinson failed to keep a body on the black dude, who headed in the cross.  On Smith's second goal Jones drop an easy chest-high bouncer across the box.

Meanwhile just in the second half alone Borini missed a sitter seconds after the intermission, and Gerrard absolutely rocked the crossbar... not to mention again, the marginal offside call against Suarez.  As for Suarez,  he's enjoying one of the finest seasons of his career and it should only get better with the addition of Sturridge.  The club has markedly improved in the year he's been at Anfield, not just in positioning in the table, but in the way the team is playing.  He's not going anywhere... not even sure why that is being mentioned.

[Bakes]

Liverfool looks like a thinly threaded team. I could have sworn I saw one of the guys tell Suarez to f**k off after he took a shot and Suarez was shouting he was open.  That was the second or third time I saw something like that from them. Don't think there is a whole lot of cohesiveness in the camp.

Lol... it amazing to watch people over react to things looking on from the outside.  That "one of the guys" was the same Jack Robinson who misplayed a shot off his shin into the stands rather than passing to Suarez... who yelled at him after the shot.  Rodgers too was upset at the shot.  Robinson told Suarez to "f**k off"... but Suarez yells at everybody, even Gerrard whenever he wants the ball and doesn't get it.  That is a normal thing for people who watch every game.  What is also apparent is that all of them love Suarez and he loves playing with them as well.  None ah we on the training ground or in the locker room to really see... but there is nothing of substance in that "cohesiveness" talk.

[elan]

That 3 front high pressure from Oldham had Liverpool in bits.

Not at all... Oldham hardly threatened, not sure which game you watched.  Liverpool concede three goals on three mistakes, all by reserve players.  On the first goal by Smith Coates was arguably fouled when Smith but his forearm on his shoulder to get leverage to go up for the cross.  Even so, Coates should have boxed him out better.  Same exact thing on the cross for the third goal when Robinson failed to keep a body on the black dude, who headed in the cross.  On Smith's second goal Jones drop an easy chest-high bouncer across the box.

Meanwhile just in the second half alone Borini missed a sitter seconds after the intermission, and Gerrard absolutely rocked the crossbar... not to mention again, the marginal offside call against Suarez.  As for Suarez,  he's enjoying one of the finest seasons of his career and it should only get better with the addition of Sturridge.  The club has markedly improved in the year he's been at Anfield, not just in positioning in the table, but in the way the team is playing.  He's not going anywhere... not even sure why that is being mentioned.

From what I saw - not talking specifically about the goals just in the run of play - a various instances Oldham pressed Liverpool when the fullbacks separated from the CBs and caused many problems early on. After Liverpool went down 1-0, they seemed rattled and was playing as though it was the last 10 minutes when it was only the first 10 minutes. The press from Oldham though not sustained, caused many problems for Liverpool. Sterling had to come deep to retrieve the ball and had to do a lot of defending deep in Liverpool end. I did not catch the entire game (went to church), but Oldham played a fearless game.

[Bakes]

Yeah they did play fearless... and the early goal certainly put the wind at their backs.  Credit to them and Paul Dickov.

[Trini Madness]

Oldham played alright, but I have to give them props. When Gerrard came on the whole game changed. As for Jones...i dunno what to tell allyuh, IMO i think Pepe would've saved 2 of the 3 goals scored.

[Deeks]

Suarez should leave.

Not because they lost the FA to Oldham. I love the FA,  but like someone mentioned a 4th place in the EPL is more desireable for 'pool.

[MEP]

That 3 front high pressure from Oldham had Liverpool in bits.

Not at all... Oldham hardly threatened, not sure which game you watched.  Liverpool concede three goals on three mistakes, all by reserve players.  On the first goal by Smith Coates was arguably fouled when Smith but his forearm on his shoulder to get leverage to go up for the cross.  Even so, Coates should have boxed him out better.  Same exact thing on the cross for the third goal when Robinson failed to keep a body on the black dude, who headed in the cross.  On Smith's second goal Jones drop an easy chest-high bouncer across the box.

Meanwhile just in the second half alone Borini missed a sitter seconds after the intermission, and Gerrard absolutely rocked the crossbar... not to mention again, the marginal offside call against Suarez.  As for Suarez,  he's enjoying one of the finest seasons of his career and it should only get better with the addition of Sturridge.  The club has markedly improved in the year he's been at Anfield, not just in positioning in the table, but in the way the team is playing.  He's not going anywhere... not even sure why that is being mentioned.

From what I saw - not talking specifically about the goals just in the run of play - a various instances Oldham pressed Liverpool when the fullbacks separated from the CBs and caused many problems early on. After Liverpool went down 1-0, they seemed rattled and was playing as though it was the last 10 minutes when it was only the first 10 minutes. The press from Oldham though not sustained, caused many problems for Liverpool. Sterling had to come deep to retrieve the ball and had to do a lot of defending deep in Liverpool end. I did not catch the entire game (went to church), but Oldham played a fearless game.

Liverfool looks like a thinly threaded team. I could have sworn I saw one of the guys tell Suarez to f**k off after he took a shot and Suarez was shouting he was open.  That was the second or third time I saw something like that from them. Don't think there is a whole lot of cohesiveness in the camp.

Lol... it amazing to watch people over react to things looking on from the outside.  That "one of the guys" was the same Jack Robinson who misplayed a shot off his shin into the stands rather than passing to Suarez... who yelled at him after the shot.  Rodgers too was upset at the shot.  Robinson told Suarez to "f**k off"... but Suarez yells at everybody, even Gerrard whenever he wants the ball and doesn't get it.  That is a normal thing for people who watch every game.  What is also apparent is that all of them love Suarez and he loves playing with them as well.  None ah we on the training ground or in the locker room to really see... but there is nothing of substance in that "cohesiveness" talk.

Padnah ah eh know if you ever been around teams but when a man clearly says fack off to one of his teammates something is wrong especially when it is said to one who is wearing the armband then all isn't well. Fack off is dismissive it means leave me alone I'm not playing a team sport. If his first response could be that look at yuh team implode as the season continues.

[Bakes]

Padnah ah eh know if you ever been around teams but when a man clearly says fack off to one of his teammates something is wrong especially when it is said to one who is wearing the armband then all isn't well. Fack off is dismissive it means leave me alone I'm not playing a team sport. If his first response could be that look at yuh team implode as the season continues.

Suarez wasn't wearing the armband at the time... him wearing the armband at all was a joke.  Rodgers probably just trying to calm him down.  As I said, you probably not familiar with the dynamic between Suarez and the rest of the team... while I wouldn't pretend to know, I'm pretty sure I have a better read on this one.  You are the only person who thought that interaction was significant.  Most of us just laugh it off.  Liverpool will not implode... feel free to come back at the end of the season and see who was right.

[Feliziano]

Just waiting on a work permit for Phillipe Coutinho now...my main concern is this player might be too small in size and had a hard time coming to terms with the Italian league.

[boss]

Just waiting on a work permit for Phillipe Coutinho now...my main concern is this player might be too small in size and had a hard time coming to terms with the Italian league.

I have the same concern. Also, I think we have enough young players and we're really crying out for more experience; someone in the mould of Jari Litmanen or Gary McAllister to add some leadership. I know Gerrard and Carragher fit that description, but someone else could shake things up in a positive way. 

[rotatopoti3]

Liverpool need ah new goalkeeper.....

Hope they could buy Julio Caesar right now...

[Tenorsaw]

Liverpool need ah new goalkeeper.....

Hope they could buy Julio Caesar right now...

Julio Caesar known for his howlers too.  While he seems to be finding some form, he still seems vulnerable to the cross ball.  Yeah, Reina was caught flat-footed yesterday on Walcott's goal, but he had a decent game.  I actually think he has been coming into some form, and that we should not sell him in the summer.

[Mango Chow!]

Liverpool need ah new goalkeeper.....

Hope they could buy Julio Caesar right now...

Julio Caesar known for his howlers too.  While he seems to be finding some form, he still seems vulnerable to the cross ball.  Yeah, Reina was caught flat-footed yesterday on Walcott's goal, but he had a decent game.  I actually think he has been coming into some form, and that we should not sell him in the summer.

I actually think he had a decent game, too and also agree that he has been coming back into some form lately.....the header is what I think he would be more disappointed in himself for, but it was from close range....It's the pace of Walcott's shot that caught him flat-footed and I think it was beating most 'keepers.  Walcott murdered that ball. 

[dinho]

Liverpool need ah new goalkeeper.....

Hope they could buy Julio Caesar right now...

Julio Caesar known for his howlers too.  While he seems to be finding some form, he still seems vulnerable to the cross ball.  Yeah, Reina was caught flat-footed yesterday on Walcott's goal, but he had a decent game.  I actually think he has been coming into some form, and that we should not sell him in the summer.

I actually think he had a decent game, too and also agree that he has been coming back into some form lately.....the header is what I think he would be more disappointed in himself for, but it was from close range....It's the pace of Walcott's shot that caught him flat-footed and I think it was beating most 'keepers.  Walcott murdered that ball. 

The shot had pace, but Reina coulda at least put ah hand.. Oh gosh man, it pass right there by his foot..

Don't know if he wouldve saved that, but it look like a little bit of a mental lapse because he seemed like he wasn't expecting a shot. Better you let the shot beat you for pace than being beat by the shot because you were not ready for it.

[Bakes]

Reina look like he was moving to cover near post and got surprise by the shot... couldn't react in time because of the pace.  I'm not concerned about his play yesterday.  As Tenor say, he's rounding back into form.  Yesterday was also his first game coming off injury, mentally he may have not been up to speed with regards to the pace of the game.  As for Julio Cesar barely holding off Robert Green as is... definitely don't need him.

[Feliziano]

Liverpool need ah new goalkeeper.....

Hope they could buy Julio Caesar right now...

yuh talking excessive shit
we might need a new keeper this summer but not Cesar

[Mango Chow!]

Liverpool need ah new goalkeeper.....

Hope they could buy Julio Caesar right now...

Julio Caesar known for his howlers too.  While he seems to be finding some form, he still seems vulnerable to the cross ball.  Yeah, Reina was caught flat-footed yesterday on Walcott's goal, but he had a decent game.  I actually think he has been coming into some form, and that we should not sell him in the summer.

I actually think he had a decent game, too and also agree that he has been coming back into some form lately.....the header is what I think he would be more disappointed in himself for, but it was from close range....It's the pace of Walcott's shot that caught him flat-footed and I think it was beating most 'keepers.  Walcott murdered that ball. 

The shot had pace, but Reina coulda at least put ah hand.. Oh gosh man, it pass right there by his foot..

Don't know if he wouldve saved that, but it look like a little bit of a mental lapse because he seemed like he wasn't expecting a shot. Better you let the shot beat you for pace than being beat by the shot because you were not ready for it.

But he WAS beaten for pace and he WAS expecting a shot....just, not that hard!!  Come on, Dinho, you've been there man....you ready to make a save and dat forward (or whomever) surprise your ass with one hellafied bullet.....dize exactly how it look....Walcott had surprise me and all!

[D.H.W]

I like this Sturrage fellah (how ever he spell the name)

[D.H.W]

Gerrard 

[giggsy11]

Sweet strike. DeGea would have saved that! Liverpool will be tough next season, the building a good core/side. Chelski and Arsenal better get dey house in order next season or dey will be missing out.

[D.H.W]

Rena is a c**t boy

[giggsy11]

Rena is a c**t boy

If again! But Kun make him pay!

[Observer]

Rena is a c**t boy

If again! But Kun make him pay!

Kun with a bit of genius, but Pepe had a major brain fart, as a matter of fact he shit he self 

[giggsy11]

Rena is a c**t boy

If again! But Kun make him pay!

Kun with a bit of genius, but Pepe had a major brain fart, as a matter of fact he shit he self 

Ah remember when Kun was still playing in LaLiga, I possed the question, "I don't see what was so special about him". And you responded by saying he is young give him a chance, because he is good.  Well you were right and continue to be right. He, I believe is Citeh's most important player and the engine that drives them.

[D.H.W]

I will take that draw