Liverpool

[The_Milkman]

Ojooj spet... upam da tokrat to ni vojna napoved

Is any deal for Gareth Barry dead given the fact he played in the UEFA Cup?

I will try to be very clear because I would like to talk about the next games and Sunderland. Everybody has been talking and it is clear some newspapers and journalists – and all our supporters know this – blame me for everything: global warming; rises in petrol prices; everything. In this case, I want to be clear: since I talked with Martin O'Neill in April, I didn't talk with anyone else at Aston Villa. All the talks have been between Rick Parry and the owner and chief executive of Aston Villa – and they have been pretty good. If someone wants to talk about Barry in the future, they will have to talk to the owner or chief executive of Aston Villa, or Rick Parry. I was not doing the talks about Barry; I was not doing the talks about Alonso and Arsenal.

[tench]

E moj Rafa.....is this song about to suit you just fine?

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/ ... 553751.ece

"I've been lost inside my head
Echoes fall off me
I took the prize last night
for complicated mess
for saying things I didn't mean
and don't believe

Believe in me
Believe in nothing
Corner me
And make me something
I've become the hollow man
have I become the hollow man I see? "

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i2PbySA3DAg

[The_Milkman]

@tenć

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/ ... 546054.ece

“The question is that we have to be quicker and I told them these things four years ago and I continue thinking the same,” he said. ‘‘That way we can save more money and be able to sign the targets we have.”

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footba ... tball.html

[tench]

Mnja, mnja...prebrano, prebrano......Louise Taylor tega ne vidi tako enoznačno....

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2008 ... sunderland


V vsakem primeru, farsa.....Še posebej zavoljo Alonsa. Sedaj imamo pa zopet peskovnik, poln otrok, ki s prstom kažejo druga na drugega. Rafa ni nobena izjema....

[The_Milkman]

Both Jermaine Pennant and Andriy Voronin were left out of the squad on Saturday as Benitez looks to tie up deals that could see the pair depart Anfield this week.

[tench]

Ja, to, da vseskozi igra El Zhar in da je obenem Pennant na klopi ali pa še to ne, je precej jasen signal. Njega mi je po svoje žal, česar absolutno ne morem reči za Voronina. Skrbi edino to, da se bo zelo težko našel kak norec, ki ju bo kupil in po možnosti še mastno plačal....

[The_Milkman]

Dont worry Krusty is on the case






Pink Floyd - another brick in the wall

We don't need no... Da-vid Vi-lla
We don't need no... Ber-ba-tov
No Daniel Alves... on the right wing...
Hey! Rafa! Give N'Gog a game

[tench]

Dont worry Krusty is on the case

As if....tudi, če ne.....

Pink Floyd? Hm....mislim, da je tole z Ngogom rahlo izven konteksta. Fant si enostavno še ne zasluži omembe v tako eminentnem kontekstu. Lahko bi denimo vključil Dalglisha, Ngoga pa definitivno še ne. Mogoče čez kakih petnajst let, čeravno močno dvomim....

[The_Milkman]

Ah

zakon komad tko za zajebancijo....


Aja tole sem pozabil replicirati.... jah za Pennanta je Ince parkrat rekel da bi ga hotu v ekipi (pa še za kak mio ga lahko naserjemo zdej ko je Bentlya prodal)
Pornozvezda pa verjetno nazad na bauštelu u njemaćku, jebat ga

[DV_tifo]

Tench kako igra Dosso te prve tekme? Zadovoljni? Okej so šele priprave ma me zanima kako se je znašel v angliji.

[The_Milkman]

Na pripravah je kazal kar dobre predstave...proti Liegu malo bogo (glede na slišano in prebrano) proti Sunderlandu kar čvrst.... potrebuje še malo samozavesti pri vključevanju v napad, ampak se bo privadil
po mojem skromnem mnenju pa mora nujno kako kilo dol vržt.....bo pa zanimivo videti kako se bo odrezal proti hitrejšim tekmecem proti Laziu mu je tisti hitri zamorc parkrat kar pobegnil....

[The_Milkman]

S to sezono bodo tisti kurčevi elektronski panoji tudi na Anfieldu.... jebiga sirotinja potrebuje vsak cekin...a te stvari so men hudičevo odvratne in ogabne.....


Pa še tole:

FUTURE UNCLEAR FOR FINNAN

From Damian Spellman, PA Sport, Oslo

Liverpool defender Steve Finnan admits he is in limbo as the closure of the summer transfer window approaches.

The 32-year-old Republic of Ireland full-back, who is expected to resume his international career in Norway on Wednesday evening, linked up with Giovanni Trapattoni's squad with his future at Anfield seemingly undecided.

Finnan, a £3.5million signing from Fulham five summers ago, has found himself out of the picture so far this season after undergoing hernia surgery.

The Limerick-born player has even been touted as a possible makeweight in the Reds' ongoing pursuit of Aston Villa midfielder Gareth Barry, and admits he does not know what the future holds for him.

Finnan said: "Limbo sounds about right, yes.

"I haven't got a clue, to be honest with you. I haven't played many games recently, so I honestly can't say.

"There is a big squad there and everyone is fighting for their place, and I just have to train well and take the chance if I get it."

Asked further if he is having to contemplate a move, he replied: "You would have to ask the club. I have been trying to get into the team.

"I haven't played, but I will just wait and see and when the transfer window closes, we will know then.

"I will wait and see if I can get into the team; if not, then obviously I want to play, so we will just have to take it from there."

Finnan revealed he has spoken to manager Rafael Benitez about his situation, but was not elaborating.

He said: "We have spoken about it, but at this time, I don't think I will say too much more."

On Monday evening, representatives of the Spirit Of Shankly (SOS) Management Committee, accepted a request from Liverpool FC Chief Executive, Rick Parry, to attend a meeting. SOS took the opportunity to explain to Mr Parry why the Union had been formed, and expressed deep concern, on behalf of its members, about the present ownership situation at the club. Mr Parry accepted and appreciated that SOS members were unhappy.

The Union also expressed concern regarding some of the recently implemented 'ticket allocation' initiatives which directly affect fans such as the 'Belong' membership scheme, the recently announced Thomas Cook graded ticket packages for Liverpool FC home games, and the issue of the new ground. Mr Parry requested that any of these concerns be raised formally in writing detailing any specific issues.

Due to time constraints not all issues of concern were covered. As a result, a follow up meeting has been suggested in approximately six weeks time, where we hope to be able to raise further concerns and discuss these in more detail. A more in depth report of the first and any subsequent meetings will be communicated to all members as soon as possible.

Our position on the ownership of Liverpool Football Club has not changed and as the current situation sees the club moving further away from its longheld traditions, the Liverpool Supporters' Union is requesting that fans are not forgotten in the movement towards commercial competitiveness. We believe it is possible to compete in the commercial sense whilst still maintaining the traditions many fans hold dear. We want to see improved consultation with fans and we hope and believe a workable situation can be reached.


Spirit Of Shankly

[tench]

Oh, diplomacija.....

Mr Parry accepted and appreciated that SOS members were unhappy.

....as if....he truly did appreciate their unease....

....in uporniki bodo kaj kmalu podporniki postali.....samo še kako zastonj karto jim porinejo pod nos in bo....

[tench]

"Was a long and dark December
From the rooftops I remember
There was snow
White snow....

....When the future's architectured
By a carnival of idiots on show
You'd better lie low....

....Was a long and dark December
When the banks became cathedrals
And the fog
Became God...

...I don't want to be a soldier
With the captain of some sinking ship
With snow, far below

So if you love me
Why'd you let me go?..."

(Martin/Buckland/Berryman/Champion)

http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/liv ... -21556594/

[The_Milkman]

LIVERPOOL are ready to turn their attentions to Albert Riera as hopes of bringing the Gareth Barry saga to a successful conclusion fade.

The Espanyol winger has been on Rafa Benitez’s radar for some time and is under consideration to fill the Reds’ troublesome left wing spot along with Middlesbrough’s Stewart Downing.

The relationship between Benitez and Alonso has deteriorated, to the point where the pair had a bust up in the build up to the Champions League qualifier against Standard Liege.

The situation is complicated still further by the fact that the deal which brought Alonso to Anfield saw Liverpool guarantee his former club Real Sociedad 6m euros if he was sold for 16m euros or less.

Anything above that and a 20% sell on clause kicks in, making it almost impossible for Liverpool to sell Alonso for 16m euros or less and still claim to have done good business.

Meanwhile, Benitez remains desperate to sign Barry before the transfer window closes but, despite claims from the Reds boss that he has been assured by Tom Hicks that the necessary finance is in place, it is unclear as to whether or not this is the case.

NEITHER Tom Hicks nor George Gillett have gone public on the ongoing Gareth Barry situation despite the continuing fallout.

But privately, Gillett is fuming that Rafa Benitez has chosen to make his displeasure public about Barry not being a Liverpool player.

The American businessman and his son Foster were heavily involved in the bid to bring Barry to Anfield and believe the Reds boss has since overstepped the mark.

Hicks' position on the matter is less clear with Benitez having told the media at the weekend that the Texan has told him the money is in place to sign Barry despite the fact that no further offer for the player is imminent.

Significantly, Hicks and Gillett chose not to put their names to an official club statement insisting the £18m asking price for Barry was too high, preferring to leave it to go out in Parry’s name.

In effect, Parry was handed a smoking gun, in all likelihood because the owners feared any perceived lack of backing for Benitez would have a negative effect on their already negligible popularity among Liverpool's fans.

Beda....