Its like watching berbatov, he covers lots of ground without looking like he is going anywhere. Adam would also be better at finding Carroll. Lopsided on the flanks, genuine wide left but slightly tucked in right, Suarez will drop deeper naturally anyway
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Its like watching berbatov, he covers lots of ground without looking like he is going anywhere. Adam would also be better at finding Carroll. Lopsided on the flanks, genuine wide left but slightly tucked in right, Suarez will drop deeper naturally anyway
Fair enough. Again - spot on about Carroll, but then they've got Downing on the left to provide crosses. Not sure we'll agree here lol - I'd go for Henderson because I feel he's got more about him, but maybe I'm not being fair to Adam. Interesting for LFC nonetheless.
Lol in fairness maybe i'm doing the same with Henderson, personally very relieved we missed out on him
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Any news on Liverpool entering Europa League instead of Birmingham? Is it going to happen or not?
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Hopefully not.
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I fear he's in danger of retiring from professional football. :'(
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In his dreams.
Nope, its not that bad. Could be anything. He could've even caught the injury in his own pool or in his own bath. Give it time, he will be ok. If he loses a few yards of pace then ok, drop him back, let him be the playmaker and let Adam/Henderson go on.
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Ground sharing has been discussed before. I doubt it will happen due to the rivalry, Both teams want their own stadium.
And about Gerrard. I know he will play some games next season but he is not going to play low priority games , He will be spared for the more important games to preserve him
And about Gerrard. I know he will play some games next season but he is not going to play low priority games , He will be spared for the more important games to preserve him
Players that have travelled to Norway: Glen Johnson, Daniel Agger, Andy Carroll, Jordan Henderson, Dirk Kuyt, Stewart Downing, Jay Spearing, Jamie Carragher, David Ngog, Pepe Reina, Charlie Adam, Raheem Sterling, Doni, Jonjo Shelvey, Martin Kelley, Alberto Aquilani, John Flanagan, Stephen Sama
ESPN are showing it live at 6pm.
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R.I.P
Eight people died when a car bomb exploded at a government building in Oslo, while 69 were killed on Utoya Island.
The bouquet laid on behalf of the club joined the many thousands of other flowers that have been placed at Domkirke church - and it was an emotional moment for Ayre.
He told Liverpoolfc.tv: "It's very moving. I've just been talking to somebody about the parallels between this and Hillsborough - losing lots of people so needlessly and then seeing such an amazing tribute.
"Coming here to see this is very moving, but it's great to see all the people coming together. That's what happened back in our city in 1989.
"My personal reaction to seeing the news was bewilderment. You don't expect to see those sorts of things in life and it puts football into perspective. You expect it even less in Norway - such a friendly and pacified country.
"To see such a horrific event is very difficult for everyone here."
Liverpool enjoy ample support in Norway, and a sell-out crowd is expected when the Reds take on Valerenga in a pre-season friendly on Monday night.
Ayre added: "Norway is the biggest supporters' club of all our supporters' clubs around the world. We have lots and lots of their fans come to everyone of our games, home and away.
"When you come here, the support is staggering and you almost feel like you're in Liverpool somehow.
"As well as being fantastic supporters, most of them also seem to have mastered the accent!
"These flowers are from everyone at the club and everyone in the city, both Liverpudlians and Evertonians. One thing we learned in 1989 is that you need to all be together at these times."
ESPN are showing it live at 6pm.
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R.I.P
Eight people died when a car bomb exploded at a government building in Oslo, while 69 were killed on Utoya Island.
The bouquet laid on behalf of the club joined the many thousands of other flowers that have been placed at Domkirke church - and it was an emotional moment for Ayre.
He told Liverpoolfc.tv: "It's very moving. I've just been talking to somebody about the parallels between this and Hillsborough - losing lots of people so needlessly and then seeing such an amazing tribute.
"Coming here to see this is very moving, but it's great to see all the people coming together. That's what happened back in our city in 1989.
"My personal reaction to seeing the news was bewilderment. You don't expect to see those sorts of things in life and it puts football into perspective. You expect it even less in Norway - such a friendly and pacified country.
"To see such a horrific event is very difficult for everyone here."
Liverpool enjoy ample support in Norway, and a sell-out crowd is expected when the Reds take on Valerenga in a pre-season friendly on Monday night.
Ayre added: "Norway is the biggest supporters' club of all our supporters' clubs around the world. We have lots and lots of their fans come to everyone of our games, home and away.
"When you come here, the support is staggering and you almost feel like you're in Liverpool somehow.
"As well as being fantastic supporters, most of them also seem to have mastered the accent!
"These flowers are from everyone at the club and everyone in the city, both Liverpudlians and Evertonians. One thing we learned in 1989 is that you need to all be together at these times."
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Strong team for the friendly. Can't wait to see Downing, Adam and Henderson again. Hopefully, we play well and score a few. Great to have Pepe back in goal too.
It would also be nice to see Sterling get a run out and make an impact.
Reina, Johnson, Agger, Carragher, Robinson, Henderson, Downing, Adam, Spearing, Kuyt, Carroll.
Subs: Doni, Ngog, Sama, Sterling, Flanagan, Aquilani, Shelvey, Kelly.
It would also be nice to see Sterling get a run out and make an impact.
Reina, Johnson, Agger, Carragher, Robinson, Henderson, Downing, Adam, Spearing, Kuyt, Carroll.
Subs: Doni, Ngog, Sama, Sterling, Flanagan, Aquilani, Shelvey, Kelly.
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Downing has started on the right hand side in this game and Kuyt is right up top with Carroll.. interesting.
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Liverpool behind.. 1-0 Valerenga.
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2-0 Valerenga, Penalty. 18 mins gone. LFC crumbling...
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Liverpool behind.. 1-0 Valerenga.
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2-0 Valerenga, Penalty. 18 mins gone. LFC crumbling...
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Is anyone else getting a bit ****** off with losing friendlies. I know it is non-competitive but that is a strong team who should storm the Valerenga side. Its painful to watch.
