bigmick wrote:Is he better than N'Gog and/or Voronin though, that is the question?
Alan Hansen has called on Ryan Babel to make the most of our injury troubles and stake a claim for a regular spot in Liverpool's starting XI.
The former Reds defender was impressed with Babel's wondergoal in Lyon, but believes the Dutch international needs to show some consistency.
Hansen told LFC Weekly magazine: "Babel has got all the talent in the world. He's got the pace, the strength and the feet to be a top, top player, but he needs to make use of those attributes on a more consistent basis."
Recent injuries to Yossi Benayoun and Albert Riera may see Babel enjoy more first-team action in the coming weeks and Hansen feels the winger does have the ability to become a major force for the Reds.
"I have to cite the fact that he's only 22 - it's not as if he's 26," Hansen added.
"As far as talent and ability are concerned, Babel should be a regular in the Liverpool side because we need a player with qualities on the flanks.
"That will not happen, though, unless Ryan performs to the best of his ability, and contributes more goals like his wonder-strike against Lyon on a more consistent basis."
The_Rock wrote:Hansen seems to think its babel time....But will benitez show patience to babel like he showed to Kuyt, Garcia & Moritentes ?
http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N166459091113-1106.htmAlan Hansen has called on Ryan Babel to make the most of our injury troubles and stake a claim for a regular spot in Liverpool's starting XI.
The former Reds defender was impressed with Babel's wondergoal in Lyon, but believes the Dutch international needs to show some consistency.
Hansen told LFC Weekly magazine: "Babel has got all the talent in the world. He's got the pace, the strength and the feet to be a top, top player, but he needs to make use of those attributes on a more consistent basis."
Recent injuries to Yossi Benayoun and Albert Riera may see Babel enjoy more first-team action in the coming weeks and Hansen feels the winger does have the ability to become a major force for the Reds.
"I have to cite the fact that he's only 22 - it's not as if he's 26," Hansen added.
"As far as talent and ability are concerned, Babel should be a regular in the Liverpool side because we need a player with qualities on the flanks.
"That will not happen, though, unless Ryan performs to the best of his ability, and contributes more goals like his wonder-strike against Lyon on a more consistent basis."
bavlondon wrote:Sorry but we can't be sure of that. He has never been tested at another big club before and even at Ajax it's not like he was the most consistent player there. Infact I remember a lot of Ajax fans saying they were glad they had gotten rid of him.
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