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Postby ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat Aug 02, 2014 12:02 pm

kazza » Sat Aug 02, 2014 10:19 am wrote:
ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat Aug 02, 2014 10:10 am wrote:According to James Pearce of the Echo he missed training again so its unlikely he'll feature against Milan tonight. Sturridge and Flanno also missed training due to knocks.
Looks like Lambert will be leading the line tonight.

Well Milan have been awful so probably a good game for him to start.


With the new season only 2 weeks away though mate I would have liked Markovic to have played more than 45 minutes with his new team mates (mind you that's 45 minutes longer than Lallana has managed!)
The World Cup and injuries have really disrupted our preparations for the new campaign, it may take us a little while to get really up and running which isn't ideal given our fixture list.
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Postby JC_81 » Sat Aug 02, 2014 1:43 pm

True yakka.

Although it's the same for all the top sides I guess. Hopefully won't set us back.

I think it'll be second half of season we'll see Markovic come to the fore anyway. He's a talent all right but I can see him taking time to settle.
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Postby ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat Aug 02, 2014 4:32 pm

JC_81 » Sat Aug 02, 2014 12:43 pm wrote:True yakka.

Although it's the same for all the top sides I guess. Hopefully won't set us back.

I think it'll be second half of season we'll see Markovic come to the fore anyway. He's a talent all right but I can see him taking time to settle.


Yeah mate as you say he's only 20 and never played in the prem before so it probably will take him a little while to get his bearings.
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Postby damjan193 » Sat Aug 02, 2014 4:48 pm

Yeah, that's true, but we still have Dortmund and potentially Man Utd. to play in friendlies so maybe he'll be fit for those.
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Postby C-R » Sat Aug 02, 2014 5:12 pm

James Pearce - "Markovic has got a minor tendon problem. He's not likely to feature vs Milan, but it shouldn't keep him out for too long."
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Postby red till i die!! » Mon Aug 04, 2014 2:36 pm

ruled out of the game tonight with a tendon problem  :down:
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Postby ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Mon Aug 04, 2014 4:27 pm

red till i die!! » Mon Aug 04, 2014 1:36 pm wrote:ruled out of the game tonight with a tendon problem  :down:


Yeah I suppose if he wasn't fit enough to feature in some capacity on Saturday then today was always going to be a stretch too given it's only 48 hours later.
Even so it's a bit of a blow because we could have done with him tonight.
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Postby red till i die!! » Mon Aug 04, 2014 7:11 pm

your right it was always going to be a struggle for him to be fit but i thought he just had a bit of a knock rather than an injury. its just a shame he is because he could have done with more minutes this pre-season and it would have been good to see what he has to offer.
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Postby damjan193 » Tue Aug 05, 2014 12:24 am

It's a shame that he's injured but also a bit of a worry. I remember that he was often injured for Benfica as well, hopefully this is not going to be a habit for him with us.
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Postby Doeboy » Fri Aug 08, 2014 12:01 pm

Ignore this post, seems as though it was a fake account reporting Markovic out for 6 months. Some people just have too much time on their hands
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Postby damjan193 » Fri Aug 08, 2014 5:22 pm

Well apparently he missed today's training as well so I guess we won't be seeing him against Dortmund. I hope he'll be fit to start the season.
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Postby ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Fri Aug 08, 2014 5:35 pm

damjan193 » Fri Aug 08, 2014 4:22 pm wrote:Well apparently he missed today's training as well so I guess we won't be seeing him against Dortmund. I hope he'll be fit to start the season.


He's going to be in the same boat as Lallana in the sense that he will have missed all the vital pre season work which gives players a platform (fitness wise) to build from for the new season.
Players who miss pre season tend to be beset with minor injuries and usually end up in and out of the team all season, hopefully that's not the case with Lazar and Adam, we need them.
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Postby C-R » Sat Aug 09, 2014 3:25 pm

Lazar Markovic will be made to wait for his Anfield bow – and is battling to make the Premier League kick-off.

The £20million signing from Benfica will sit out this weekend’s home friendly against Borussia Dortmund as he continues to nurse a hamstring strain suffered during the pre-season tour in the United States .

And the Serbia winger is in danger of missing the Reds’ top-flight opener against Southampton next Sunday.

It's a further blow to Brendan Rodgers ' attacking options, with the Reds boss already without £25m new man Adam Lallana until mid-September due to a knee problem.

Daniel Sturridge has recovered from a hamstring problem sustained in the States and trained at Anfield during Friday’s open session.

But Rodgers may decide not to risk his main striker for the Reds' final warm-up match against Bundesliga runners-up Dortmund.

Dejan Lovren, who missed the US tour  due to visa problems, is expected to make his first pre-season outing along with on-loan right-back Javier Manquillo.

Anfield will also gain a first glimpse of new boys Emre Can and Rickie Lambert following their summer arrivals.
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Postby RED BEERGOGGLES » Fri Aug 15, 2014 8:55 pm

Lifted from Rawk posted and translated by 'Serbian Scouser' ,when interviewed by Serbian newspaper,he comes across as a very intelligent young man.   

Q : How do you deal with the burden of being the most expensive Liverpool signing this summer, are you bothered by the huge price tag?

A : Correction, I wasn`t the highest paid and even if I was it wouldn`t bother me. I never compared myself to other people in relation to money. Not privately nor in business, not when my parents supported me and not now when I earn for myself. What does it mean being more expensive than others? It is not about price tags but what about people show on the pitch. Pitch is the best measurement of one`s football value. I believe Liverpool fans expect a lot from me and I expect a lot from myself too. It also goes for the people persistent in bringing me here.

Q : Is it realistic for you to be great even in your first season in PL? That competition is known for `swallowing` much bigger debutants than youself.

A : I don`t think like that . I don`t compare myself with better nor worse than me. I have my own path. I go from hurdle to hurdle and try to skip over them the most simple and fastest way possible. So far it`s been going good. I hope even in such a big club and respected league I`ll start well.

Q : Does your head hurt with all the compliments you get from Rodgers, teammates, Liverpool scouts and legends, pundits and media in England?

A : I don`t suffer from vanity but I`m not gonna lie by saying all those compliments don`t mean a lot to me. Especially from my boss and teammates. We are part of the same mission and we depend on each other. We encourage and help each other out. I have all that in Liverpool from day one.

Q : Does the team stand still when legendary captian Steven Gerrard talks? Especially you kids. How did Stevie G welcome you?

A : We all say Liverpool when we think of Steven Gerrard not just us born in the 90s. He is a legend, icon, king and this club`s embodiment and yet still he`s natural and normal. He doesn`t talk much but everything he says is spot on. We all listen to him and look up to him with huge respect. We are completely aware of where is his and where is ours place in club`s hierarchy. He welcomed me as a true captain and a gentleman. Other newcomers too.

Q : Rodgers is full of compliments about your football qualities. Is there something you`d like to perfect, improve , change in your game? What are you working on the most in training?

A : Even when I was a kid my parents explained to me that smart people spend their whole lives working on themselves and learning. I believe Mr.Rodgers will help me to improve like he did with other young players. Every day we are working on it together. Let my future performances showcase those details.

Q : Do you stay on the left wing ? Will you have to work a lot defensively like in Benfica?

A : We`ll see where will I be used the most because I can play in several positions and there is strong competition for every one of those. Either way I can`t avoid defensive efforts. All offensive players must run after the lost ball, get back even up to your keeper if necessary in order to help the defence. Modern football demands work in both directions. I am capable of repetition.

Q : Who are you getting along the best in your new club on and off the pitch?

A : I`m still adjusting. In America I was focused on fitting in the team and play as soon as possible and time between the training sessions I used solely to get the necessary rest. Since we returned to Liverpool , now that I have a bit more time, I try to organize my life in the new town. I only got to go to one dinner with Skrtel and Coutinho. There will be time for socializing and making friends. Let`s say I`m a bit closer to guys who also joined this club this summer but everyone else is also trying to make me feel like I`m with them for a few years.

Q : Footballing Serbia also can`t wait to see how you`ll do at Anfield. One part of it is sure you chose ideal enviroment and that you`ll do great the other feels you`ll leave sooner rather than later. What do you got to say to your compatriots?

A  : Nothing new, all that is normal when you join the big club. Everybody`s got an opinion and think they know best if someone will make it or not. I`m not gonna discuss with people who think I won`t make it at Liverpool. I don`t give promises to those who keep their fingers crossed for me. Let the time show what is the truth. I know what my goal is and I stick to that. I work and will work as hard as I can and we`ll see what happens. It`s just if I never came here I`d never know how many Reds are there in Serbia. Every day I hear about someone from Serbia saying how they dream about listening live to YNWA at least once in their life. That makes me extremely proud.

Q : Here everyone thinks you have to be stronger to stay on your feet after duels in the most physical league in the world where not every contact is a foul. Do you feel perhaps a bit physically inferior compared to PL athletes?

A : It`s not all about strength pace is important too and vice versa. It`s normal I won`t be able to avoid duels all the time but it`s not like I was constantly rolling around on the floor in Primeira, CL and Europa league. In this situations I like to mention the advice Nemanja Matic gave me when he said : " If you can make it in Portugal you can make it in England too." And you know what kind of a player he is so he knows what`s he talking about and that`s the guy who played in both leagues.

Q  : Matic said you`ll make it big if you change your attitude towards training a bit. Have you obeyed that advice?

A : I was brought up to listen to elderly. Ok, Matic is not that older than me but he`s at the big stage the longer. He`s been through more, he knows more and probably sees things that I don`t. I know however his remarks were made with good intentions. I take his advices seriously. I`ll try not to disappoint him.

Q : On your promotion you boldly stated you want to win the title. Do you think it`s possible to do it without the best striker of the last season given the incredible competition that exists in the PL?

A : Competition is from hell, but I meant what I said. I didn`t come here to fight for 5th or 6th spot, Liverpool fans deserve the return of the most prestigious trophy. I want to be the part of the PL winning generation. As soon as possible.


Q : Manager Brendan Rodgers mentioned how you gave up your first class ticket in the favour of a woman who was a club employee travelling with you.
A : For me it was a normal gesture of a man who respects women. I believe anyone else would have done the same if they were me.

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Postby red till i die!! » Sat Aug 16, 2014 12:45 am

Cheer's for that RBG.
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