Liverpool Football Club - General Discussion
by 115-1073096938 » Sun Jan 04, 2004 8:30 pm
sorry for bein aggressive like but all the pessimistic overeacting bullsh#t pisses me off.
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by 115-1073096938 » Mon Jan 05, 2004 3:15 pm
We do need to buy a WORLD CLASS centre back, a WORLD CLASS playmaker and a WORLD CLASS striker. I'm not talking frenchmen with potential either, I want established European quality. I don't think that we can afford for Cisse to be another £10m+ acquisition who doesn't live up to expectations. Whilst I'm open to suggestions on the centre-half front, Ballack and Schevchenko would be my ideal choices for the other two positions however I fear that our days of being able to attract such names are in the past.
I'm desperately trying to find positives Stu_the_Red but it's becoming an ever increasingly difficult task.......
Our chances of ever signing these players have and always will be none existant. You have to be realistic iin what you want. Ballacks well overated, big headed, arrogant an lazy n e way. i'd rather see Malbranque. Shevchenko simply will never happen as Liverpool HAVE NEVER and will NEVER sign "big". We produce big players, we will never sign big and thats the way it should be.
The thing thats getting to me is you all can't see the timing for change is simply wrong. Its very spurs like and this is the way the club will go if this happens i am telling you.
They done it with George Graham. He's on the verge of taking them to where they needed to be (europe) and they sack him because the results weren't quite there over short term. He had a settled system 4-4-2 that was well organised, he had players like Keane, Etherington, Davies, Carr, King, Perry, Thatcher all being moulded into good players that would suit his system and i thought if they'd have given him 2 more years they'd have been a very strong side.
Gerard CLEARLY made mistakes last summer and breifly lost the plot buying three players who weren't going to improve the side, we lost anelka which weakend the team and hit some serious inconsistency down to farting around.
This season his signings were damn right superb and i believe if he makes the same quality of signings this summer next season we'll be right back on track... infact i'd put my house on it.
Don't do it the Tottenham way... do it the Liverpool way.
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by 115-1073096938 » Mon Jan 05, 2004 3:21 pm
His signings have been varied, for every good signing there has been one at the other end of the scale. On paper the 1st choice XI looks strong but it doesn't always perform to that measure and we can't expect to field a 1st choice XI every game.
Disagree with that
the only BAD signings have been:
Diouf
Diao
Cheyrou
Biscan't
Maybe Ziege but not through lack of ability.
theres been one of two indifferent aswell like:
Barmby
Heskey
Smicer
but the list of good signings by far outwieghs these minor blips.
Also your point on the first 11 not performing is invalid because we simply haven't had chance to see it i'm affraid. I'm sure it would perform in fact i know it would. The best sides always do the best. simple as.
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by coops » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:07 pm
stu_the_red wrote:Disagree with that
the only BAD signings have been:
Diouf
Diao
Cheyrou
Biscan't
Maybe Ziege but not through lack of ability.
theres been one of two indifferent aswell like:
Barmby
Heskey
Smicer
but the list of good signings by far outwieghs these minor blips.
By my reckoning that's over £50 million worth of BAD signings. Minor blips you say?
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by coops » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:22 pm
stu_the_red wrote:The thing thats getting to me is you all can't see the timing for change is simply wrong. Its very spurs like and this is the way the club will go if this happens i am telling you.
They done it with George Graham. He's on the verge of taking them to where they needed to be (europe) and they sack him because the results weren't quite there over short term. He had a settled system 4-4-2 that was well organised, he had players like Keane, Etherington, Davies, Carr, King, Perry, Thatcher all being moulded into good players that would suit his system and i thought if they'd have given him 2 more years they'd have been a very strong side.
This season his signings were damn right superb and i believe if he makes the same quality of signings this summer next season we'll be right back on track... infact i'd put my house on it.
Don't do it the Tottenham way... do it the Liverpool way.
GH said 5 years. That times up in 6 months. I'm sure he will get his full 5 years. If the timings wrong, it's the fault of GH, not Liverpool. We've honoured our part of the deal, it's certain he will not honour is and bring the Championship home this season.
Comparing George Graham and Tottenham to the situation at Liverpool is totally ridiculous. 1. you are not an expert on Tottenham 2. you have no idea whether or not that group of players would have been successful if George had stayed there, nobody does, that's football 3. he won the League Cup and then they stagnated. That together with an 'itchy finger' Tottenham board led to his demise.
Letting him go at the end of the season IS the Liverpool way. As per my first point, we've honoured our part of the deal.
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by coops » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:26 pm
stu_the_red wrote:Hyypia £3m (current value £12m)
Owen PRODUCED (current value £40m)
Baros £3m (current value £7,5m)
Kewell £5m (current value £20m
Gerrard PRODUCED (current value 25m)
so theres £104.5m worth of players aquired for £11m. that more than covers it. bye now 
GH didn't produce Owen and Gerrard, Liverpool did. They were banging on the 1st Team door before GH ever showed his face at Anfield.
Your valuation of the other players is a complete joke, especially Hyypia. The transfer market is depressed.
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by 115-1073096938 » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:31 pm
GH said 5 years. That times up in 6 months. I'm sure he will get his full 5 years. If the timings wrong, it's the fault of GH, not Liverpool. We've honoured our part of the deal, it's certain he will not honour is and bring the Championship home this season.
Comparing George Graham and Tottenham to the situation at Liverpool is totally ridiculous. 1. you are not an expert on Tottenham 2. you have no idea whether or not that group of players would have been successful if George had stayed there, nobody does, that's football 3. he won the League Cup and then they stagnated. That together with an 'itchy finger' Tottenham board led to his demise.
Letting him go at the end of the season IS the Liverpool way. As per my first point, we've honoured our part of the deal.
your first point is absoloute boll##ks.
Firstly Houlliers direct quote "i aim to make Liverpool regular championship contenders and qualifiers for the champions league within the next 5 years."
He could never have forseen his illness... or whathappened with Chelsea getting that sort of ludicrous bying power. Get some frigging perspective.
Like i've said TWICE this season we've had Kewell, Gerrard, Hamann on the pitch... they are our three best midfielders... they haven't played at the same time as Owen or even Baros. yet you're making your pathetic judgement on how bad our team is already?
theres been times this season were we have looked really good even missing one or two key players. like i've said in other arguments the injuries we've had this season would goose any side up let alone the one with the weakest squad in the top 4. get some f##kin perspective lad.
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by 115-1073096938 » Mon Jan 05, 2004 4:36 pm
GH didn't produce Owen and Gerrard, Liverpool did. They were banging on the 1st Team door before GH ever showed his face at Anfield.
Your valuation of the other players is a complete joke, especially Hyypia. The transfer market is depressed.
Owen and Gerrard where kids. Houllier gave Gerrard his first start. They were just good prospects. They are now world class. they got there under his guidence, he produced two WORLD CLASS players from two kids... end of. My valuation of the other players isn't a joke at all... when you don't want to sell you can name your price and there are planty of teams who's kill for those players.
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