Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
TIMING
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I wish ninge-bet na wewe; this man is so pwerful; because he has messed up the whole back room team and managed even to kick Rick Parry out; he made sure 80% of the squad ni yake, over 90% ya reserve ni yake na almost 100% ya youth and academy ni yake
he is there i tell you and Liverpool wont be below third for sure
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the sun have done their sums of how much the Big four + 1 (that's man city,of course) have spent in the last four years,and while man city have splashed out a net spend of pound 232.4m,man united have spent just pound 6.25m,while arsenal have made a net profit of pound 27.9m.Rafa 'no money' Benitez has spent pound 88.4m,while chelsea have dished out pound 97.5m.
kumbuka hizo hela ni baada ya kuuza na kununua wachezaji balance ndio hizo for the last four years.
kumbuka hizo hela ni baada ya kuuza na kununua wachezaji balance ndio hizo for the last four years.
TIMING
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That could be right, but if i were you i wouldn't have never use any "sun" findings as reliable... nimeangalia sky news this morning the net spend for Liverpool was about 8m+, Arses 8.0 etc
Not sure though
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Haya baba!!
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THIS SUMS UP BENITEZ/SOME PLAYERS TACTICS AND I HATE IT ESPECIALLY WHEN IT COMES RIGHT BEFORE A SERIES OF 6 GAMES IN 17 DAYS
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina insists winning the Premier League is "not a realistic objective" with the current squad of players, some of whom are becoming frustrated at Anfield.
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Pepe Reina: Lack of faith in Liverpool?
Although the Reds finished second last year and were hoping to go one better this season, ending their search for a first Premier League title, Reina thinks Liverpool lack the match-winners to do so.
After a mixed start to the current campaign, including two defeats from their first four outings, Spain international Reina has voiced his doubts about the depth of the playing staff.
"We all want to win the league but right now it's not a realistic objective," he told The Guardian. "There isn't frustration, there's resignation. We know what's in the squad; we can't do anything about it. All we can do is roll our sleeves up, work hard and try to win matches.
"Teams like Manchester United have lots of players who can tip the balance; we haven't got the individuals. There are games that get congested and we haven't got the vision other sides boast. There is a problem."
Reina also suggested that it was the responsibility of the club's American co-owner George Gillett and Tom Hicks to improve Liverpool's chances by freeing up further funds.
"It would be good if the owners made an effort economically," he added. "It would be lovely if we found ourselves in an economic position where we can bring in players and build a squad that can compete with other sides.
"But it's up to the owners to try to bring players in, not us."
SOURCE: SOCCERNET.COM
Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina insists winning the Premier League is "not a realistic objective" with the current squad of players, some of whom are becoming frustrated at Anfield.
Pepe Reina: Lack of faith in Liverpool?
Although the Reds finished second last year and were hoping to go one better this season, ending their search for a first Premier League title, Reina thinks Liverpool lack the match-winners to do so.
After a mixed start to the current campaign, including two defeats from their first four outings, Spain international Reina has voiced his doubts about the depth of the playing staff.
"We all want to win the league but right now it's not a realistic objective," he told The Guardian. "There isn't frustration, there's resignation. We know what's in the squad; we can't do anything about it. All we can do is roll our sleeves up, work hard and try to win matches.
"Teams like Manchester United have lots of players who can tip the balance; we haven't got the individuals. There are games that get congested and we haven't got the vision other sides boast. There is a problem."
Reina also suggested that it was the responsibility of the club's American co-owner George Gillett and Tom Hicks to improve Liverpool's chances by freeing up further funds.
"It would be good if the owners made an effort economically," he added. "It would be lovely if we found ourselves in an economic position where we can bring in players and build a squad that can compete with other sides.
"But it's up to the owners to try to bring players in, not us."
SOURCE: SOCCERNET.COM
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Mpira Half-time na bao ni mbili bila, inaongoza Liverpool.
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Karibu tena QM, sasa nyie wapenzi msiliache sana hili jamvi, tuige mfano wa wenzetu arses... they are always supporting their team
YNWA