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spion wrote:A new season just around the pretend corner & the Red men have spent a little money on questions that needed answering. E.g a new defender, a forward, a left sided player as good as Riise & a truly explosive attacking option in Gonzales, who if he can reproduce the form of last season in the priemership will be one of the players of the next nine months.
But will these players, or any other for that matter be able to take some pressure off the shoulders of Steven Gerrard? Captain fantastic cannot be the saviour of the team next season again. We need the players to start looking at them selves before looking at the captain every time the going gets tough if we are to progress to the next level.
Bellamy might be arrogant enough to start demanding the ball more & more if he gets off to a good start. This will let Gerrard become more creative in the midfield area which in turn might free Alonso to break forward more often & unleash those netbusters he can produce from time to time.
Sissoko needs to become more vocal in the holding roll & start letting the players around him know that he is there. Too many times last season Alonso landed on the floor after getting clobbered by Momo with his enthuseastic tackles.
All this in hand I'm still wondering if we might again over rely on Gerrard next season.

Bad Bob wrote:Oohh, oohh, I wanna stick the boot in too...

"Who'll step up to the plate?" ?

Is there anything sadder than a baseball metaphor used to discuss a football topic?  Since Stu's been red-carded I'll say it: get a clue, lad!

What was it Stu got red carded for this time?

I missed it...

john craig wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Oohh, oohh, I wanna stick the boot in too...

"Who'll step up to the plate?" ?

Is there anything sadder than a baseball metaphor used to discuss a football topic?  Since Stu's been red-carded I'll say it: get a clue, lad!

What was it Stu got red carded for this time?

I missed it...

john craig wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Oohh, oohh, I wanna stick the boot in too...

"Who'll step up to the plate?" ?

Is there anything sadder than a baseball metaphor used to discuss a football topic?  Since Stu's been red-carded I'll say it: get a clue, lad!

What was it Stu got red carded for this time?

I missed it...

spion wrote:Too many times last season Alonso landed on the floor after getting clobbered by Momo with his enthuseastic tackles.

I think soft has been watching them at Melwood 

spion wrote:A new season just around the pretend corner & the Red men have spent a little money on questions that needed answering. E.g a new defender, a forward, a left sided player as good as Riise & a truly explosive attacking option in Gonzales, who if he can reproduce the form of last season in the priemership will be one of the players of the next nine months.
But will these players, or any other for that matter be able to take some pressure off the shoulders of Steven Gerrard? Captain fantastic cannot be the saviour of the team next season again. We need the players to start looking at them selves before looking at the captain every time the going gets tough if we are to progress to the next level.
Bellamy might be arrogant enough to start demanding the ball more & more if he gets off to a good start. This will let Gerrard become more creative in the midfield area which in turn might free Alonso to break forward more often & unleash those netbusters he can produce from time to time.
Sissoko needs to become more vocal in the holding roll & start letting the players around him know that he is there. Too many times last season Alonso landed on the floor after getting clobbered by Momo with his enthuseastic tackles.
All this in hand I'm still wondering if we might again over rely on Gerrard next season.

are you for f*ckin real?!

Alonso is a creative midfielder, so he can give us alot of creativity in our side! He is a better passer than Gerrard so he will deliver necessary balls to the strikers! We don't need to rely on Gerrard because we proved that last season! Does the Everton game ring a bell? or the CSKA Moscow game?

Second, we have 4 defenders who are solid and excellent. Rafa already constructed a really hard rock defence! so don't worry about it.

your just winding us up