The Liverpool Thread

[Dokko]

Keegan would make a great Liverpool manager right now, would be gutted like.

[Guest neesy111]

Keegan would make a great Liverpool manager right now, would be gutted like.

 

He'd certainly create a good atmosphere for the players and fans alike.  Would give them a massive lift.

[Guest BooBoo]

Rafa left Liverpool with a load of very average players. The likes of Lucas, Johnson, Kiriagkos (sp?), Maxi Rodriguez are nowt more than mid level players.

 

Hodgson's buys have been even worse- Poulsen and Konchesky should be pinhcing themselves that they are somehow playing for Liverpool.

 

Lots of scousers were getting over excited with signing Joe Cole, who's predictably produced nothing of real note so far.

[Liam Liam Liam O]

Rafa left Liverpool with a load of very average players. The likes of Lucas, Johnson, Kiriagkos (sp?), Maxi Rodriguez are nowt more than mid level players.

 

Hodgson's buys have been even worse- Poulsen and Konchesky should be pinhcing themselves that they are somehow playing for Liverpool.

 

Lots of scousers were getting over excited with signing Joe Cole, who's predictably produced nothing of real note so far.

 

A bit like ourselves, Liverpool are operating in a transfer market where they need to get lucky.

[Guest Slarth]

Chippy and defensive after the game, he ended his press conference in a sharp exchange with a journalist from Scandinavia who questioned the lack of supply to Torres.

'Are you from Denmark?' Hodgson asked (he considers the Danish press too negative).

'No, Norway,' replied the visitor. 'Ah, two countries I never want to work in again,' he said.

There was a rather obvious retort but the room was too polite to go there. For now, anyway.

 

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1321356/Martin-Samuel-Now-says-Liverpool-lot-relegated.html?ito=feeds-newsxml#ixzz12fAeSYkV

[OzzieMandias]

Sounds a bit familiar...

 

Henry, who assured the Liverpool manager, Roy Hodgson, about his future on Saturday and sat beside Steven Gerrard at a lunch with the players, has made it clear that his New England Sports Ventures (NESV) investors will not throw money at Liverpool. But by making Liverpool almost debt-free, while Manchester United face the drain of huge annual interest payments, they believe that it is a realistic aspiration to strive for a title within three seasons. "If the [uefa] Financial Fair Play rules are... not that strong, why was the transfer window down 25 per cent last year?" Henry said. "The clubs have to comply."

 

To make Liverpool compete again, the owners intend to drive up the club's revenues to reinvest in players and have studied the Arsenal model of achieving playing excellence without huge debts or extravagant spending.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/owner-insists-he-will-not-throw-money-at-liverpool-2109459.html

[Guest VegasToon]

Sounds a bit familiar...

 

Henry, who assured the Liverpool manager, Roy Hodgson, about his future on Saturday and sat beside Steven Gerrard at a lunch with the players, has made it clear that his New England Sports Ventures (NESV) investors will not throw money at Liverpool. But by making Liverpool almost debt-free, while Manchester United face the drain of huge annual interest payments, they believe that it is a realistic aspiration to strive for a title within three seasons. "If the [uefa] Financial Fair Play rules are... not that strong, why was the transfer window down 25 per cent last year?" Henry said. "The clubs have to comply."

 

To make Liverpool compete again, the owners intend to drive up the club's revenues to reinvest in players and have studied the Arsenal model of achieving playing excellence without huge debts or extravagant spending.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/owner-insists-he-will-not-throw-money-at-liverpool-2109459.html

 

Their fans will not be happy with that statement.

[Guest]

Two very awkward games coming up for them as well. Blackburn at home isn't what they need the way they're playing, then Bolton away.

[ikri]

Sounds a bit familiar...

 

Henry, who assured the Liverpool manager, Roy Hodgson, about his future on Saturday and sat beside Steven Gerrard at a lunch with the players, has made it clear that his New England Sports Ventures (NESV) investors will not throw money at Liverpool. But by making Liverpool almost debt-free, while Manchester United face the drain of huge annual interest payments, they believe that it is a realistic aspiration to strive for a title within three seasons. "If the [uefa] Financial Fair Play rules are... not that strong, why was the transfer window down 25 per cent last year?" Henry said. "The clubs have to comply."

 

To make Liverpool compete again, the owners intend to drive up the club's revenues to reinvest in players and have studied the Arsenal model of achieving playing excellence without huge debts or extravagant spending.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/owner-insists-he-will-not-throw-money-at-liverpool-2109459.html

 

So, that'll be them selling Torres & Gerrard in January & a massive hike in ticket prices next year then.

[mrmojorisin75]

 

Their fans will not be happy with that statement.

 

their fans are never happy

[Cronky]

Sounds a bit familiar...

 

Henry, who assured the Liverpool manager, Roy Hodgson, about his future on Saturday and sat beside Steven Gerrard at a lunch with the players, has made it clear that his New England Sports Ventures (NESV) investors will not throw money at Liverpool. But by making Liverpool almost debt-free, while Manchester United face the drain of huge annual interest payments, they believe that it is a realistic aspiration to strive for a title within three seasons. "If the [uefa] Financial Fair Play rules are... not that strong, why was the transfer window down 25 per cent last year?" Henry said. "The clubs have to comply."

 

To make Liverpool compete again, the owners intend to drive up the club's revenues to reinvest in players and have studied the Arsenal model of achieving playing excellence without huge debts or extravagant spending.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/owner-insists-he-will-not-throw-money-at-liverpool-2109459.html

 

The timing of the takeover is good, in that the new rules should ease the pressure on teams to take financial risks. It ought to be easier for Liverpool to recover, in that they've still got a good fan base.

 

The question is - how easy it will be to get away from their current position. As we know ourselves, it's more difficult for a big club to get themselves out of trouble than a smaller one. Players are under more pressure and opposition teams raise their game.

[JH]

Sounds a bit familiar...

 

Henry, who assured the Liverpool manager, Roy Hodgson, about his future on Saturday and sat beside Steven Gerrard at a lunch with the players, has made it clear that his New England Sports Ventures (NESV) investors will not throw money at Liverpool. But by making Liverpool almost debt-free, while Manchester United face the drain of huge annual interest payments, they believe that it is a realistic aspiration to strive for a title within three seasons. "If the [uefa] Financial Fair Play rules are... not that strong, why was the transfer window down 25 per cent last year?" Henry said. "The clubs have to comply."

 

To make Liverpool compete again, the owners intend to drive up the club's revenues to reinvest in players and have studied the Arsenal model of achieving playing excellence without huge debts or extravagant spending.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/owner-insists-he-will-not-throw-money-at-liverpool-2109459.html

 

I love life sometimes.

 

"Are you Ashley in disguise?!"

[JH]

Thin Mike Ashley! You're just a thin Mike Ashley!

[Village Idiot]

Sounds a bit familiar...

 

Henry, who assured the Liverpool manager, Roy Hodgson, about his future on Saturday and sat beside Steven Gerrard at a lunch with the players, has made it clear that his New England Sports Ventures (NESV) investors will not throw money at Liverpool. But by making Liverpool almost debt-free, while Manchester United face the drain of huge annual interest payments, they believe that it is a realistic aspiration to strive for a title within three seasons. "If the [uefa] Financial Fair Play rules are... not that strong, why was the transfer window down 25 per cent last year?" Henry said. "The clubs have to comply."

 

To make Liverpool compete again, the owners intend to drive up the club's revenues to reinvest in players and have studied the Arsenal model of achieving playing excellence without huge debts or extravagant spending.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/owner-insists-he-will-not-throw-money-at-liverpool-2109459.html

 

That's worked for Arsenal indeed.

[Ketsbaia]

Yep.

 

Arsenal won't win the league again for many years.

[Disco]

When do we play this lot?

[Greg]

When do we play this lot?

 

11 December and 30 April.

[9]

i wonder how many of these liverpool fans that are calling for Hodgson to be sacked after 8 games were ripping this piss out of us for doing the same thing to a lot worse managers over the last few years. As everyone used to say to us about the likes of Souness, Hodgson needs at least 2 seasons and 4 full transfers windows before you can consider sacking him 

[Disco]

When do we play this lot?

 

11 December and 30 April.

 

They're bound to have turned the corner by them. Rather annoying.

[Guest Stephen927]

Thought they would have went out and got the win yesterday after the change of ownership this week, was pleasantly pleased Everton won 2-0.

[Pandamninator]

Sounds a bit familiar...

 

Henry, who assured the Liverpool manager, Roy Hodgson, about his future on Saturday and sat beside Steven Gerrard at a lunch with the players, has made it clear that his New England Sports Ventures (NESV) investors will not throw money at Liverpool. But by making Liverpool almost debt-free, while Manchester United face the drain of huge annual interest payments, they believe that it is a realistic aspiration to strive for a title within three seasons. "If the [uefa] Financial Fair Play rules are... not that strong, why was the transfer window down 25 per cent last year?" Henry said. "The clubs have to comply."

 

To make Liverpool compete again, the owners intend to drive up the club's revenues to reinvest in players and have studied the Arsenal model of achieving playing excellence without huge debts or extravagant spending.

 

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/owner-insists-he-will-not-throw-money-at-liverpool-2109459.html

 

I love life sometimes.

 

"Are you Ashley in disguise?!"

 

I'm not going to lie... I think I would have to change my pants if they appointed Dennis Wise.

 

Dennis Wise/Sam Allardyce dream team? We were 3 weeks away from getting it at Newcastle.

[Village Idiot]

Yep.

 

Arsenal won't win the league again for many years.

 

Indeed, Arsenal do have achieved playing excellence, but - as ManCity is going to prove this or in the following years - to win you have to spend.

[Guest ObiChrisKenobi]

Yep.

 

Arsenal won't win the league again for many years.

 

Indeed, Arsenal do have achieved playing excellence, but - as ManCity is going to prove this or in the following years - to win you have to spend.

 

Until UEFA/FIFA have the bottle to enforce their 'Spend within your means' goal, in which case, Arsenal will probably storm the league.

[jdckelly]

Yep.

 

Arsenal won't win the league again for many years.

 

Indeed, Arsenal do have achieved playing excellence, but - as ManCity is going to prove this or in the following years - to win you have to spend.

 

Until UEFA/FIFA have the bottle to enforce their 'Spend within your means' goal, in which case, Arsenal will probably storm the league.

cant see uefa having the balls to actually enforce it tbh

[Guest ObiChrisKenobi]

You're not the only one.