Acheron wrote:Ne znam kakva se ljepota igre ovdje spominje. Kao, eto, sve super izgleda ali fali ta zavrsnica. Gledao sam ih par puta ove godine, i dojma sam da se radi o rijetko impotentnoj ekipi. Oni nisu u stanju napravit pritisak od 10 min. Jos im sam fali govedo Heskey, koji ima prosjek golova ko pojavljvanje Halejeve komete... Jos jednom izrazavam nevjericu da ovo drvo ima ugovor i lazno se predstavlja kao fudbaler preko 10 godina. Nevjerovatno.
vjerujem da u tih "par puta" ubrajaš i recimo domaće utakmice protiv City-a i Arsenala, pa zašto ne i protiv Uniteda...
da ne bih spominjao još neke utakmice protiv "malih" klubova, kao npr. protiv Blackburna koju LFC nije dobio i pored posjeda od 65% i 27 šuteva prema golu... i onih 23-24 stative su isto tako plod impotentnosti jedne ekipe, moš mislit...
palermo wrote:Liverpool is like Robin Hood. Taking points from the rich and giving it to the poor...
dobra, dobra...
tako nekako...
Shearerova jučerašanja kolumna:
Kenny is not a man who’s lost touch with football
THE ALARM bells are ringing at Anfield after the collapse at Loftus Road was followed by defeat at home to Wigan this weekend.
A glance at the league table and Liverpool are as far away from Champions League football now as they were when Kenny Dalglish returned. A top-four finish had to be the target this season after a £113million outlay on the team. But 13 points now divides Liverpool from Tottenham who hold that final Champions League place at the moment. A tilt at the title can only be but a distant dream — long into the distance at that.
My Match of the Day colleague Lee Dixon informed us on Saturday that just five home wins from 15 is their worst tally since 1953. Quite how he knew that is anyone's guess, clever guy Lee.
You look at the buys and you have to say both Andy Carroll and Stewart Downing have flopped. I, for one, didn't think they would. Carroll can't have lost the ability overnight that made him such a good player at Newcastle. It did seem an awful lot of money but as I know, the player himself cannot control that, although he does have to cope with the extra burden that brings. It is a burden that at times looks to have weighed Carroll down, although if someone like Downing had actually been able to find him with a few crosses I'm sure things could have been different.
Jordan Henderson hasn't done it, Charlie Adam is in and out. But both Luis Suarez and Jose Enrique have proved to be good buys. Suarez might need too many chances to get his goal but his all-round play has undoubtedly been one of the few pluses.
Yet do you know that in terms of silverware this could yet be Liverpool's best season in 11 years. If they add the FA Cup to the Carling Cup, which is a very real possibility, there will be envious glances from everyone bar the Premier League champions themselves. That is why, right now, any criticism of Dalglish should be tempered. There is no doubt the league campaign has simply not been good enough — but the cups could provide salvation.
They desperately need the FA Cup to ensure that. If not what do you do, get rid of Dalglish?
The criticism some would have is that he has been out the game too long and lost touch.
I have worked under him at both Blackburn and Newcastle and, believe me, this is a man who would not lose touch with the game if he was on the moon. He studies it whether in it or out, if there is a park game going on around the corner he would watch. This is not a man who has lost touch with football.
And I doubt either he has lost the techniques that made little Blackburn take on the big boys and win the 1995 title. He was a master at Blackburn, invoking a togetherness and desire to achieve unlike any I have known. I don't believe he has lost that ability.
Just 13 months is no time to make a club like Liverpool great again. And yet a cup double this season and he will have taken some big steps on the road to achieving that. A long-term plan, after all, and success in whatever form it comes breeds confidence. Liverpool fans and the owner should keep faith.
The right man is still at the helm, he just needs more time.
pa jbt, LFC je u 120 godina postojanja imao svega 19 menadžera, na šta bi to ličilo da tek tako smijene Dalglisha - legendu kluba i kao igrača i kao trenera, koji je pritom došao na klupu u jako nezahvalnom periodu stagnacije (ili pada, kako god) kluba... ovakve stvari nisu podložne digitronu i prostoj računici...
ako Liverpool sljedeće sezone oko Nove godine ne bude u poziciji ozbiljnog pretendenta na LP, vjerujem da će Kenny sam otići... jer je čovjek od digniteta i to je pokazao 90tih, kad je sam ostupio u trenutku dok je Liverpool bio prvi na tabeli...
