Arsenal has double the chances of winning EPL next year Liverpool does
I know you are excited but maximum Kenny can do is get you 3rd spot next season

Arsenal have one hell of a team and in some ways one hell of a manager.

However the way clubs/transfer work now.. Means you won't win anything. Wenger wont pay over the top on players, which i appreciate as he runs the club how everyone else should.
The players you have just don't have that experience/mentality to win those trophies, they have the skill and potential..

He needs to spend big to compete with the others, especially now City are tin the CL and will go money mad..

Thats why i left them out, due to your manager not willing to spend. And it will cost you next season, trust me.. especially since Fabregas will be leaving

Good manager, but he needs to go sadly.. money rules football..

This post was edited by Grimsby on May 12 2011 12:26pm

http://thekop.liverpoolfc.tv/_An-Open-Letter-to-Kenny-Dalglish-From-my-Wife/blog/3593213/173471.html?widgetId=415659


This is awesome

Couple mentions before today's game...


Martin Skrtel is in line to play every minute of Premiership football this season.

If Skrtel completes the 90 minutes against Aston Villa tomorrow, he will be one of only two outfield players to have played every minute of every league game in 2010/11 (Everton's Leighton Baines is the other). It's a remarkable feat and Kenny Dalglish has paid tribute to the defender.
"It's a fantastic achievement but we have to wait and see if he's playing on Sunday or not! No, I wouldn't like to spoil that perfect record," said the boss.
"He's been fantastic this year and really grown in stature. He's been a real asset for us.
"He gets credit from the people who really matter - the people here. He wouldn't have played every game if not."



Jerzy Dudek Retires

Real Madrid goalkeeper Jerzy Dudek has retired after featuring in last night's 8-1 thrashing of Almeria.

As a tribute to the former Liverpool No1, Dudek's Madrid team-mates escorted him back to the bench forming a corridor as he received a standing ovation from the entire Bernabeu faithful.

"When my teammates and friends formed the corridor... I don't have words to describe it," said Dudek after the match, according to Madrid’s official website.

"Three weeks ago I already knew I was going to play, but I didn't expect it to be so moving."


Can't ever forget that night in Istanbul!

Good luck to Skrtel today with his accomplishment and to Dudek on his future after footy endeavours!

Dudek what a legend.. i remember thinking WHAT THE FUCK ARE YOU DOING FOR THE PENALTIES!!! Ill never forget that game/day.. was one hell of a holiday treat.

Well hopefully we pull off a win and spurs stumble.. although im not too fussed either way!

@ istanbul

get over it 19>

come on reds !
sign some good players , 2 wingers .. 1 cb and maybe new mid

Hoping for Hazard, Elia or Sanchez
also Charlie Adam would be the perfect choice, as he might be cheap too because blackpool is in Championship now
not to mention how perfect Lukaku would be

This post was edited by serwork on Jun 2 2011 09:32am

Torreshas been woefully out of touch since his £50million move from Liverpool in January, hitting the target just once.

Emenalo believes the Spain striker is missing the influence of the Reds' midfield, who supplied him with the ammunition to fire 81 goals in 126 appearances while at Anfield.

"I can say he's still adapting to the pattern of Chelsea at the moment," Emenalo said. "This is due to the fact he's still missing the juicy passes being served to him by the likes of (Xabi) Alonso and (Steven) Gerrard, but with time he will adapt."

Chelsea finished second in the Barclays Premier League - nine points behind champions Manchester United - after suffering a mid-season collapse in form.

Former Nigeria international Emenalo admits the temperament of some members of the squad has been found wanting.

When asked why he thought so many players including Michael Essien, Florent Malouda and Jon Obi Mikel had underperformed, he replied: "High expectations from fans and management made them play the way they played, in the sense that they didn't perform as usual because they were playing under pressure."

Emenalo, who admits his own future hangs in the balance following the removal of Carlo Ancelotti, insists that winning the Champions League is Chelsea's priority next season and expects Didier Drogba to stay at Stamford Bridge.


LOL of course he misses gerrard
he wil never be the same player (sad )

This post was edited by lilnath123 on Jun 2 2011 09:31am

Hmm heard sanchez wants to stay in italy, would be awsome tho if we got him
yeah i really like adams as a player could help with them killer balls to BIG carrol