Robbie keane - [EDIT: On His Way Back to Spurs]

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Postby jono » Wed Jan 28, 2009 1:26 am

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Postby liverforever » Wed Jan 28, 2009 1:41 am

Lad's i am no lover of keane his a fellow country man but i think with this love he has for liverpool since he was a lad has :censored: his head up some way like he has stage fright.All i know if he wants to become a legend in my eye's he better hit six goal's in the next two matches we have or set six up for one of the other lads.Then i might think about supporting him.
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Postby Madmax » Wed Jan 28, 2009 4:02 am

liverforever wrote:Lad's i am no lover of keane his a fellow country man but i think with this love he has for liverpool since he was a lad has :censored: his head up some way like he has stage fright.All i know if he wants to become a legend in my eye's he better hit six goal's in the next two matches we have or set six up for one of the other lads.Then i might think about supporting him.

:laugh:  thats IF he plays the next two matches
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Postby devaney » Wed Jan 28, 2009 12:46 pm

GYBS wrote: :D :laugh:

you should put that last little bit on football rumours mick - some will believe it :laugh:

That's the problem with writing it - very easy to take out of context! Mick you really should no better! LOL  :)
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Postby Owzat » Wed Jan 28, 2009 2:02 pm

Madmax wrote:
liverforever wrote:Lad's i am no lover of keane his a fellow country man but i think with this love he has for liverpool since he was a lad has :censored: his head up some way like he has stage fright.All i know if he wants to become a legend in my eye's he better hit six goal's in the next two matches we have or set six up for one of the other lads.Then i might think about supporting him.

:laugh:  thats IF he plays the next two matches

Better score all six in the next game, might not get on the next even if he scores 1-5!
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Postby devaney » Wed Jan 28, 2009 3:10 pm

Reg wrote:Rumour Keane could go to City.

I cant open teh link, can someone post it up please?

http://www.premiershiplatest.com/news....61.html

£50m seems a fair price then!!!!!
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Postby redbeergoggles » Wed Jan 28, 2009 6:28 pm

Keane was given the same unstinting support by Rafa that Crouch was first given ,the simple fact is Keane's positional sense and awareness in and around the box are seriously lacking any direction.
A good striker will create space for himself or an opportunity for others ,Keane provides neither .
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Postby devaney » Wed Jan 28, 2009 8:29 pm

redbeergoggles wrote:Keane was given the same unstinting support by Rafa that Crouch was first given ,the simple fact is Keane's positional sense and awareness in and around the box are seriously lacking any direction.
A good striker will create space for himself or an opportunity for others ,Keane provides neither .

That's what I have always thought but there are several members on here that feel Rafa has destroyed Keane's confidence by invariably taking him off after 65 to 70 minutes. I struggle with this view because for many of the matches I would have had him off way before 65 minutes!
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Postby Penguins » Thu Jan 29, 2009 2:16 am

And what about Kuyt then?
How many games has he been abysmal this season?
When was he subsituted?

Never, that is when!
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Postby The_Rock » Thu Jan 29, 2009 4:45 am

redbeergoggles wrote:Keane was given the same unstinting support by Rafa that Crouch was first given ,the simple fact is Keane's positional sense and awareness in and around the box are seriously lacking any direction.
A good striker will create space for himself or an opportunity for others ,Keane provides neither .

Think you are really harsh on keane....

If anything keane is one of the best players in creating space for himself and others (what with all his trickery and running into spaces).

He had one bad game against ever$hit.....FFS.

In the other matches where he missed open goals....air kicked the ball...etc..his performance have been good.
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Postby Sir Roger » Thu Jan 29, 2009 4:50 pm

redbeergoggles wrote:Keane was given the same unstinting support by Rafa that Crouch was first given ,the simple fact is Keane's positional sense and awareness in and around the box are seriously lacking any direction.
A good striker will create space for himself or an opportunity for others ,Keane provides neither .

Shouldnt Rafa have known this about keane before he bought him?
Or has this just happened since he came to Liverpool?

Were not talking about a kid here.
Hes a 28 year old seasoned premiership and international player
Are you seriously suggesting that hes gone shi't virtually overnight?
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Postby tonyeh » Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:08 pm

Sir Roger wrote:
redbeergoggles wrote:Keane was given the same unstinting support by Rafa that Crouch was first given ,the simple fact is Keane's positional sense and awareness in and around the box are seriously lacking any direction.
A good striker will create space for himself or an opportunity for others ,Keane provides neither .

Shouldnt Rafa have known this about keane before he bought him?
Or has this just happened since he came to Liverpool?

Were not talking about a kid here.
Hes a 28 year old seasoned premiership and international player
Are you seriously suggesting that hes gone shi't virtually overnight?

Are you saying he was sh!t at Spurs?    ???
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Postby GYBS » Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:16 pm

The good thing i noticed last nights was keanes body language while on the bench was a lot different - seemed happy and relaxed .
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Postby THEBARON » Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:30 pm

Stop - press - just reported on radio that Tottenham have had talks about Robbie Keane!
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Postby jedwards » Thu Jan 29, 2009 6:31 pm

Madmax wrote:
liverforever wrote:Lad's i am no lover of keane his a fellow country man but i think with this love he has for liverpool since he was a lad has :censored: his head up some way like he has stage fright.All i know if he wants to become a legend in my eye's he better hit six goal's in the next two matches we have or set six up for one of the other lads.Then i might think about supporting him.

:laugh:  thats IF he plays the next two matches

Or he become like Kuyt hardworking, full of running, BUT NOT END PRODUCT, the kind of player will be the first on Benitez's team sheet!!!!! :D
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