Lando_Griffin wrote:only me wrote:It's not a contest it's just an opinion.
Still think Rafa "played" a below then avarage game.
Good Result better performance next time..
FFS the man can't win, can he?
"Play Torres! Play Pennant! Play Babel! Play Gerrard! Play Mascherano!"
Well he did, didn't he? And what happened? Our worst performance of the f*cking season.
I have to ask this - I just HAVE to:
Who STILL thinks Mascherano is better than, and should play instead of, Alonso? Really? Who?
In reality, if you put your name forward, you're a f*cking retard.
Actually no, because, basically, even a spastic would grasp the f*cking ridiculously simple concept that Xabi is our main man in defensive midfield, despite what a bunch of clueless tarting bellends have to say. It was his absence that caused our lack of fluency, as we had no-one in that team who had the where-with-all to stick a foot on the ball, look up, and pick a pressure-easing pass (or a defense-splitting one, for that matter).
Gerrard played like a leper, Mascher ran around like a blue-a*sed fly without any reward whatsoever, and the rest of the team (with the exception of Kuyt, Arbeloa and Hyypia) were just various shades of sh*t from start to finish.
Anyone who lambasts Sami for the peno is a bit daft really - you can't expect him to catch a player twice as fast as him. And throughout the rest of the game, the lad was fecking faultless.
Arbeloa did well to say that Babel often left him exposed to Quaresma (who for all his trickery and guile, didn't actually cause us any damage).
And Kuyt? Well Kuyt was a fecking lion today. The lad's a legend, and anyone who questions his place int he squad needs shooting.
The end.
AB's Red Army wrote:Lando_Griffin wrote:only me wrote:It's not a contest it's just an opinion.
Still think Rafa "played" a below then avarage game.
Good Result better performance next time..
FFS the man can't win, can he?
"Play Torres! Play Pennant! Play Babel! Play Gerrard! Play Mascherano!"
Well he did, didn't he? And what happened? Our worst performance of the f*cking season.
I have to ask this - I just HAVE to:
Who STILL thinks Mascherano is better than, and should play instead of, Alonso? Really? Who?
In reality, if you put your name forward, you're a f*cking retard.
Actually no, because, basically, even a spastic would grasp the f*cking ridiculously simple concept that Xabi is our main man in defensive midfield, despite what a bunch of clueless tarting bellends have to say. It was his absence that caused our lack of fluency, as we had no-one in that team who had the where-with-all to stick a foot on the ball, look up, and pick a pressure-easing pass (or a defense-splitting one, for that matter).
Gerrard played like a leper, Mascher ran around like a blue-a*sed fly without any reward whatsoever, and the rest of the team (with the exception of Kuyt, Arbeloa and Hyypia) were just various shades of sh*t from start to finish.
Anyone who lambasts Sami for the peno is a bit daft really - you can't expect him to catch a player twice as fast as him. And throughout the rest of the game, the lad was fecking faultless.
Arbeloa did well to say that Babel often left him exposed to Quaresma (who for all his trickery and guile, didn't actually cause us any damage).
And Kuyt? Well Kuyt was a fecking lion today. The lad's a legend, and anyone who questions his place int he squad needs shooting.
The end.
We might be brothers.
AB's Red Army wrote:So what are you saying then smart @rse??Is Gerrard not good enough for LFC?
How many days did you miss in primary school? Is it that difficult to read and comprehend what was written.
You're making ridiculous assumptions based on nothing.
Where have I suggested that he wasn't good enough for this club? Please elaborate.
He had the best season of his illustrious career two seasons ago. That was followed by a season of inconsistency and ineffectiveness. When you compare his that great season and the years before to that of last year, it was sub-standard and poor for a player of his caliber and for a Liverpool captain.
His performance, or should I say disappearance against Porto was reminiscent of what he produced on more than one occasion last year.
He made a fine start to this season with performances against Aston Villa and Chelsea that we usually associate with Steven Gerrard. This was not one of them and I hope that he goes back to the way that he played 2 seasons ago.
Countless times last season his head was first to drop when things weren't going our way and he's the CAPTAIN. Countless times last season he was missing in the big games in our season. He didn't stamp his authority nearly as much as he used to, if any at all.
That's what I'm saying. That this was one of many disappointing games that he's had in the last 12 months. He was on the right track in our opening games to this season.
He's gone a step back tonight, hopefully he'll get back where he was.
The Grudge wrote:AB's Red Army wrote:So what are you saying then smart @rse??Is Gerrard not good enough for LFC?
How many days did you miss in primary school? Is it that difficult to read and comprehend what was written.
You're making ridiculous assumptions based on nothing.
Where have I suggested that he wasn't good enough for this club? Please elaborate.
He had the best season of his illustrious career two seasons ago. That was followed by a season of inconsistency and ineffectiveness. When you compare his that great season and the years before to that of last year, it was sub-standard and poor for a player of his caliber and for a Liverpool captain.
His performance, or should I say disappearance against Porto was reminiscent of what he produced on more than one occasion last year.
He made a fine start to this season with performances against Aston Villa and Chelsea that we usually associate with Steven Gerrard. This was not one of them and I hope that he goes back to the way that he played 2 seasons ago.
Countless times last season his head was first to drop when things weren't going our way and he's the CAPTAIN. Countless times last season he was missing in the big games in our season. He didn't stamp his authority nearly as much as he used to, if any at all.
That's what I'm saying. That this was one of many disappointing games that he's had in the last 12 months. He was on the right track in our opening games to this season.
He's gone a step back tonight, hopefully he'll get back where he was.
My problem is that you seem to single out Gerrard as if our poor performance was all his fault!
You did'nt seem to notice that Babel on the left did very little?Or was his performance so bad you did not notice him atal?
Pennant was ambitious in looking like he wanted to start a row with our opponents or the ref rather than play football.
Mascherano was unlike himself poor....It would have been a lot easier to say that tonight our whole midfield did not function together rather than single out our captain.
What exactly do you want?
Gerrard to inspire them every time?The bottom line is fella that even the BEST have a bad day or two once in a while!The fact that you seem to think you are clever just because you are sad and bored enough to pick out every game that Gerrard was not WORLD CLASS in over the last while is nothing short of pathetic!
If your gonna try and victimise,pick on a footballer or even have an arguement....Try picking on one that deserves it not one that has pulled us out time and time again when the chips are down with his pure talent,drive,ambition and love for all things RED!!
well so can we bring this back to rotation, earlier in the season i was becoming happy with rotation, we had a stronger squad and it seemed to work, but last night i cant help feeling that even the strongest 11 is affected by it as they have no continuity and last night against, lets face it a good quality team we were picked apart
Kharhaz wrote:What exactly is the problem? yes liverpool played poorly but they still walked away from the hardest fixture in the group with a point. Liverpool have made a great start to the season and maybe too much is expected of the new lads, lets not forget this was Torres's first champions league game so all in all stop bitching about it and be glad we got a point, it could have been much much worse.
Emerald Red wrote:Kharhaz wrote:What exactly is the problem? yes liverpool played poorly but they still walked away from the hardest fixture in the group with a point. Liverpool have made a great start to the season and maybe too much is expected of the new lads, lets not forget this was Torres's first champions league game so all in all stop bitching about it and be glad we got a point, it could have been much much worse.
The problem was that people will look at this game and think Porto are the superior side. They are not. They arn't bad, but we are several classes above them, though we didn't prove that on the pitch. We should have went out there, took these diving ponces by the neck, and humilliated them. We embarassed ourselves with a lackluster display. Had we played our best, Porto would have been thumped...hard!
peewee wrote:i think its time again to field the strongest team every game for a few weeks or months, let them gel together.
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