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Eh? Was nothing, just moved the guy away, fucking overreaction from the spaniard.

You look at Malaga and they don't have a much better team than us...

What a goal!

Doesn't matter man Look at the top of this page...

I think we'll win. But it will be a Cisse goal in the 93rd...

From RTG, that Cisse thread. I was going to post that. I lol'd. I think Di Canio is at the right club ? Right

( ) schhh

He's a gangstah, right Mike?

Any good player can adapt if given time. Coloccini is proof of that. Some players need more time than others. Colo was horrible in the first season and was so out of sync it was actually embarassing at times, look at him now. I think most players who are class can adapt. Ramires, Colo, I think even Viana to an extent. He showed glimpses of being a very good player but didn't benefit from being in and out of the team the whole time. I'm not saying we should sign Granero, but I think he could definitely do a job in the PL for the top sides if given time. I think he'd thrive at Arsenal for example.

f***ing Brazil and sponsors man Got to pay for them homecoming players somehow. They do, but they could do it in a classier manner

You can't put them being a relegation side down to him though. Bassong was excellent for us in his first season here and we were still relegated. I agree that Cesar and Remy are probably their two best players, but I think Granero hasn't been given a real chance and in the beginning of the season he showed real class. Ever since Harry came into the side he really hasn't gotten a lot of playing time, but in the beginning of the campaign he was one of the few bright spots in that team.

I don't agree, he's a very good player. Not a world beater but would definitely do the job for a team competing for a Europa League and CL spot.

http://blu.stb.s-msn.com/i/1E/E42B51E841DD4DDFEB75411AEB2E7_h498_w598_m2.jpg That's the kit btw. I quite like the home kit.

Fucking Brazil and sponsors man

Think the wages would be a problem. Not if we get rid of Shola. He must be on like £50 million a day. Get Anderson in, he can solve the finance. Genius that he is.

(at Phil Jones face)

Is Granero realistic? How would he work with Sissoko and Cabaye? Would it leave to much of a gap behind?

He's a forward he's just not a striker.

You're aware that they are 3p away from their total point tally last season? I'm aware that they will almost certainly fail to qualify for Europe, and are doing so despite having the freedom of also failing in every cup competition. Oh most definitely but like I said, they are still in a transition phase and while I fucking despise the club almost as much as Sunderland (since I don't get this rivalry that you living in Newcastle do) I can't say this season has been worse than others for them. In my opinion they are on the right track, under Dalglish they were horrible and if Rodgers can limit making terrible signing at high cost like he did in the summer and if he can keep hold of Agger and Suarez I see no reason to not believe they will be competing with the likes of Arsenal and Tottenham in two years time. Their biggest problem is incosistency at the moment.

You're aware that they are 3p away from their total point tally last season?

From my point of view and from the little I've seen of Liverpool he is definitely imposing his style of play into the club. They have been passing the ball around quite nicely and aren't exactly as direct as I'd expect them to be.

Same. I do believe he might be frustrating on his bad day as he doesn't have any qualities that outshines the other, he's just an all around very good player.

Liverpool had their worst season in an age last season & still got to 2 cup finals. True, but I don't see them challenging for the title or even breaking into the CL places, especially with Gerrard on the wane and the prospect of losing Suarez. If they can keep Suarez you have to believe they can reach a CL spot.They have a manager who imposes his style of football no matter what it takes and he is actually making the club a good team again. Can't stand them personally but you have to give credit to Rodgers for believing in his philosophy and staying with it during the bad transition phase they had in the beginning. Unlike our manager who probably doesn't know what a football is.