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Postby RED BEERGOGGLES » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:33 pm

The managers ignorance in steadfastly refusing to include the finest defender at our club in the first eleven ..(.albeit as a second choice LB )
while our season has been steadily going down the pan .....screams incompetence(or arrogance ) of the highest level .....Agger is head and shoulders above any defender we currently have at the club .....It was great to see him back in the team Yesterday ,and I am delighted  he hasn't  jumped ship, and he has decided to wait for the new man to usurp Hodgson because I'm pretty certain there would have been no shortage of offers for a class act like Agger .....
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Postby metalhead » Sun Jan 02, 2011 1:45 pm

good solid performance from him, but nothing special
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Postby mart » Sun Jan 02, 2011 2:05 pm

LiverpoolMadman wrote:I don't understand why Roy still wants to sell him .... Is it because few months back Agger Negative comment on Long Ball or Skrtel is a teachers pet ....

Its got more to do with Roy having a very narrow view of what a defender should be/do.

Sadly with his injury problems we might have to replace him anyway.
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Postby Fauxy » Sun Jan 02, 2011 8:34 pm

LiverpoolMadman wrote:I don't understand why Roy still wants to sell him .... Is it because few months back Agger Negative comment on Long Ball or Skrtel is a teachers pet ....

Roy wants to sell him?

All speculation mate
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Postby RED BEERGOGGLES » Tue Jan 04, 2011 6:19 pm

Juventus on high alert as Daniel Agger issues Liverpool FC ultimatum
by Richard Buxton. Published Tue 04 Jan 2011 16:57



Daniel Agger has warned that he will leave Liverpool if he is not receiving regular first-team football.

Injury problems have plagued the Denmark international's Anfield career since joining from Brondby five years ago and was recently the subject of claims that the Reds had offered him to Bundesliga side Wolfsburg - claims which manager Roy Hodgson strenuously denied.

Agger, 26, played 89 minutes of Liverpool's win over Bolton on Saturday - his first start since September last year - but has hinted that his future could lie elsewhere if he continues to be overlooked for a starting place once he regains full fitness.

‘If I’m not playing in the Liverpool team on a regular basis, then I am ready to move on,’ he said.

"I have only just returned from three months out injured, so I am in no position, at the moment, to say I must be in the side for every game.

"But once I have made a few appearances and regained full fitness, I would expect to be starting games. If I’m not playing, I can’t see a reason for staying."

Juventus lead a host of European clubs looking at Agger, who deputised at left-back on several occasions last season, in the hope that a deal can be brokered despite the central defender's previous insistence that he would not leave until his current four-year deal expired.



No shortage of offers from the top teams in Europe ....Juventus are just merely the first to express an interest .... nice one Roy yet  another class player wants out because of your  knack for keeping quality players  out of the team
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Postby LFC2007 » Tue Jan 04, 2011 7:22 pm

That's not actually what he says. He says that because he's been injured for three months (you don't select a player unless they are sufficiently fit to play) he's not well positioned to demand first team football right away, but that once he's regained full fitness, he would then expect to be starting games. He goes on to say that if, having gained full fitness, he still isn't a starter then he would see no reason to remain at the club. That condition hasn't been met because he's only just returned to first team action. Ergo, he doesn't "want out" now. What I would accept, however, is that simply by raising the point he is implicitly expressing concern about his future. In other words, if he felt confident of getting regular first team football then he wouldn't have made those comments.

For me, he should be starting ahead of Skrtel or Kyrgiakos as a minumum, but at this point in time that says more about the low standard of competition in the heart of our defence than it is does about Agger. He'll still got some way to go in order to prove his fitness and that he's worthy of a regular place in the side.
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Postby RED BEERGOGGLES » Tue Jan 04, 2011 7:47 pm

LFC2007 wrote:That's not actually what he says. He says that because he's been injured for three months (you don't select a player unless they are sufficiently fit to play) he's not well positioned to demand first team football right away, but that once he's regained full fitness, he would then expect to be starting games. He goes on to say that if, having gained full fitness, he still isn't a starter then he would see no reason to remain at the club. That condition hasn't been met because he's only just returned to first team action. Ergo, he doesn't "want out" now. What I would accept, however, is that simply by raising the point he is implicitly expressing concern about his future. In other words, if he felt confident of getting regular first team football then he wouldn't have made those comments.

For me, he should be starting ahead of Skrtel or Kyrgiakos as a minumum, but at this point in time that says more about the low standard of competition in the heart of our defence than it is does about Agger. He'll still got some way to go in order to prove his fitness and that he's worthy of a regular place in the side.

Thank you .... but I am well aware of how it reads ,but I just feel it speaks volumes when one of our class players is citing a lack of first team opportunities as a probable reason for him to  leave the club he loves .....especially when you look at the quality of players that stand before him in the pecking order .... I mean even when the lad was fit ,he was left frustratingly kicking his heels on the bench .... every man and his proverbial dog knows the lads qualities and the impetus he can give to the team ,yet the manager remains oblivious ....and if the team selections being bandied about are to be believed he is not in the first eleven for Blackburn away ...now if he is injured then his absence is explainable ,but if the lad is fit, then it is yet another sad indictment of his strained relationship with the manager ..............
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Postby Thommo's perm » Tue Jan 04, 2011 7:53 pm

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:
LFC2007 wrote:That's not actually what he says. He says that because he's been injured for three months (you don't select a player unless they are sufficiently fit to play) he's not well positioned to demand first team football right away, but that once he's regained full fitness, he would then expect to be starting games. He goes on to say that if, having gained full fitness, he still isn't a starter then he would see no reason to remain at the club. That condition hasn't been met because he's only just returned to first team action. Ergo, he doesn't "want out" now. What I would accept, however, is that simply by raising the point he is implicitly expressing concern about his future. In other words, if he felt confident of getting regular first team football then he wouldn't have made those comments.

For me, he should be starting ahead of Skrtel or Kyrgiakos as a minumum, but at this point in time that says more about the low standard of competition in the heart of our defence than it is does about Agger. He'll still got some way to go in order to prove his fitness and that he's worthy of a regular place in the side.

Thank you .... but I am well aware of how it reads ,but I just feel it speaks volumes when one of our class players is citing a lack of first team opportunities as a probable reason for him to  leave the club he loves .....especially when you look at the quality of players that stand before him in the pecking order .... I mean even when the lad was fit ,he was left frustratingly kicking his heels on the bench .... every man and his proverbial dog knows the lads qualities and the impetus he can give to the team ,yet the manager remains oblivious ....and if the team selections being bandied about are to be believed he is not in the first eleven for Blackburn away ...now if he is injured then his absence is explainable ,but if the lad is fit, then it is yet another sad indictment of his strained relationship with the manager ..............

Seriously, how hard is it to hoof the ball?
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Postby PabloMedina28 » Wed Jan 05, 2011 12:52 am

stmichael wrote:Absolutely great to see him back. The difference both he and aurelio make to our side is remarkable because they're both good footballers who are willing to bring the ball out and play through midfield instead of hoofing it long all the time.

The question is whether either of them willactually retain their places for Blackburn. I won't hold my breath. It just goes to show though that any thought of letting Agger go is pure madness. He's the best footballing centre half in the league for me when fit.

WHEN being the key word mate
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Postby Raoul » Wed Jan 05, 2011 2:43 am

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stmichael wrote:Absolutely great to see him back. The difference both he and aurelio make to our side is remarkable because they're both good footballers who are willing to bring the ball out and play through midfield instead of hoofing it long all the time.

The question is whether either of them willactually retain their places for Blackburn. I won't hold my breath. It just goes to show though that any thought of letting Agger go is pure madness. He's the best footballing centre half in the league for me when fit.

WHEN being the key word mate

Yes it is, but it is not like playing him when he is fit is breaking up some wonderful CB combination.

If we can replace him with a similar player without his injury record, then OK, but given our lack of strength in depth at CB and LB I'd be inclined to keep him regardless. Unless there is silly money on offer.
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Postby LiverpoolMadman » Wed Jan 05, 2011 2:53 am

mart wrote:
LiverpoolMadman wrote:I don't understand why Roy still wants to sell him .... Is it because few months back Agger Negative comment on Long Ball or Skrtel is a teachers pet ....

Its got more to do with Roy having a very narrow view of what a defender should be/do.

Sadly with his injury problems we might have to replace him anyway.

Same goes to Skrtel ...  but Agger played much better Skrtel ... why sell a better player ...
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Postby akumaface » Wed Jan 05, 2011 3:43 am

LiverpoolMadman wrote:
mart wrote:
LiverpoolMadman wrote:I don't understand why Roy still wants to sell him .... Is it because few months back Agger Negative comment on Long Ball or Skrtel is a teachers pet ....

Its got more to do with Roy having a very narrow view of what a defender should be/do.

Sadly with his injury problems we might have to replace him anyway.

Same goes to Skrtel ...  but Agger played much better Skrtel ... why sell a better player ...

Because no one wants our poor players!  :laugh:
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Postby Waldo » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:19 am

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Juventus on high alert as Daniel Agger issues Liverpool FC ultimatum
by Richard Buxton. Published Tue 04 Jan 2011 16:57



Daniel Agger has warned that he will leave Liverpool if he is not receiving regular first-team football.

Injury problems have plagued the Denmark international's Anfield career since joining from Brondby five years ago and was recently the subject of claims that the Reds had offered him to Bundesliga side Wolfsburg - claims which manager Roy Hodgson strenuously denied.

Agger, 26, played 89 minutes of Liverpool's win over Bolton on Saturday - his first start since September last year - but has hinted that his future could lie elsewhere if he continues to be overlooked for a starting place once he regains full fitness.

‘If I’m not playing in the Liverpool team on a regular basis, then I am ready to move on,’ he said.

"I have only just returned from three months out injured, so I am in no position, at the moment, to say I must be in the side for every game.

"But once I have made a few appearances and regained full fitness, I would expect to be starting games. If I’m not playing, I can’t see a reason for staying."

Juventus lead a host of European clubs looking at Agger, who deputised at left-back on several occasions last season, in the hope that a deal can be brokered despite the central defender's previous insistence that he would not leave until his current four-year deal expired.



No shortage of offers from the top teams in Europe ....Juventus are just merely the first to express an interest .... nice one Roy yet  another class player wants out because of your  knack for keeping quality players  out of the team

I like Agger but it's a bit out of order, having been injured consistently for a number of weeks/months, to come out now and issue an ultimatum to the manager that if he doesn't play he will walk....!  ???

There is every chance he will be injured again soon enough anyway  :no
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Postby stmichael » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:53 am

the fact that we have a much better medical team now than we did in the past gives me hope that agger can stay fit and get a good run of games now. the treatment of his injury under the previous medical team was nothing short of a shambles.
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Postby JamCar05 » Wed Jan 05, 2011 11:57 am

Waldo wrote:
RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:Juventus on high alert as Daniel Agger issues Liverpool FC ultimatum
by Richard Buxton. Published Tue 04 Jan 2011 16:57



Daniel Agger has warned that he will leave Liverpool if he is not receiving regular first-team football.

Injury problems have plagued the Denmark international's Anfield career since joining from Brondby five years ago and was recently the subject of claims that the Reds had offered him to Bundesliga side Wolfsburg - claims which manager Roy Hodgson strenuously denied.

Agger, 26, played 89 minutes of Liverpool's win over Bolton on Saturday - his first start since September last year - but has hinted that his future could lie elsewhere if he continues to be overlooked for a starting place once he regains full fitness.

‘If I’m not playing in the Liverpool team on a regular basis, then I am ready to move on,’ he said.

"I have only just returned from three months out injured, so I am in no position, at the moment, to say I must be in the side for every game.

"But once I have made a few appearances and regained full fitness, I would expect to be starting games. If I’m not playing, I can’t see a reason for staying."

Juventus lead a host of European clubs looking at Agger, who deputised at left-back on several occasions last season, in the hope that a deal can be brokered despite the central defender's previous insistence that he would not leave until his current four-year deal expired.



No shortage of offers from the top teams in Europe ....Juventus are just merely the first to express an interest .... nice one Roy yet  another class player wants out because of your  knack for keeping quality players  out of the team

I like Agger but it's a bit out of order, having been injured consistently for a number of weeks/months, to come out now and issue an ultimatum to the manager that if he doesn't play he will walk....!  ???

There is every chance he will be injured again soon enough anyway  :no

I suggest you read LFC2007's post above mate. Agger is not issueing any ultimatum atm. He himself says that atm - just coming back from a longer injury - he is in no position to demand regular playing time right from the off. What he does go on to say though, is that when he is back fully fit he would deem himself good enough to be playing regularly and if that isn't the case, then maybe he'll have to consider his options as he is now 26 and wants to be playing. Fair enough imo and we can only hope that Roy comes to his senses and picks Agger ahead of any of our other cb's currently available (especially Skrtel who unfortunately seems to be Roy's favourite out of the bunch).
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