by account deleted by request » Mon Oct 13, 2008 2:47 pm
Meanwhile, Eccleston, who features for the Reds U-18’s and reserves, is also reported to be on Ince’s radar. The 17-year-old striker is highly-rated by the Merseysiders for his ability and hunger for goals. As such, the Reds are likely to ward off any attempt by the rivals to capture the Manchester-born player.
by Judge » Fri Oct 17, 2008 7:52 am
by Redman in wales » Fri Oct 17, 2008 9:11 am
Judge wrote:was in the shop this morning on way to work
dont know which paper it was, as i only caught a fleeting glimpse, but Emile Heskey has openly said ''a come and get me message'' to RAFA.
does anyone else know about this, and which paper was it in? i dunno
by Bad Bob » Fri Oct 17, 2008 11:45 am
Redman in wales wrote:Judge wrote:was in the shop this morning on way to work
dont know which paper it was, as i only caught a fleeting glimpse, but Emile Heskey has openly said ''a come and get me message'' to RAFA.
does anyone else know about this, and which paper was it in? i dunno
The mirror:
[url=http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/sport-front-page/2008/10/17/exclusive-liverpool-want-emile-heskey-back-at-anfield-after-england-heroics-115875-2081229
8/]link[/url]
Liverpool want Emile Heskey back at Anfield after England heroics
The England striker will be available on a free transfer at the end of the season and that has aroused interest at Anfield.
Reds boss Rafa Benitez is considering bringing back the former Liverpool player in a cut-price deal.
Heskey knows he is in a great position regarding his future because he has just six months left on his current contract.
Asked whether other clubs will take notice, Heskey said yesterday: "Yeah, I hope so. It's a nice situation that I'm in but I'm still a Wigan player and I want to do my best for them.
"Everyone wants to be playing on these big stages and for their club to be in the Champions League."
Benitez is aware he could either get Heskey for a small fee in January or for nothing at the end of the season. The Liverpool boss sold Heskey to Birmingham back in 2004, but that deal was brokered by predecessor Gerard Houllier before his arrival on Merseyside.
Benitez has been impressed with the way Heskey has rebuilt his career since being shown the exit at Liverpool. The burly striker has forced his way back into the England side since arriving at Wigan and produced a string of impressive performances under Fabio Capello.
It would not be the first time the Liverpool manager has brought back a former player - Robbie Fowler's return to Anfield was a major surprise too.
And Benitez sees the possible capture of Heskey as a similar deal.
But he could face competition from Tottenham and Aston Villa.
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If we could get him on a free transfer I'd say definately!
very useful player to have. He's got more to his game than he did years ago when he was here last. Though I dont know if he'd be happy with the amount of playing time he'd get at anfield being behind Torres and Keane in the peacking order
by europian-kings » Fri Oct 17, 2008 12:06 pm
by Judge » Fri Oct 17, 2008 12:51 pm
Bad Bob wrote:Redman in wales wrote:Judge wrote:was in the shop this morning on way to work
dont know which paper it was, as i only caught a fleeting glimpse, but Emile Heskey has openly said ''a come and get me message'' to RAFA.
does anyone else know about this, and which paper was it in? i dunno
The mirror:
[url=http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/sport-front-page/2008/10/17/exclusive-liverpool-want-emile-heskey-back-at-anfield-after-england-heroics-115875-2081229
8/]link[/url]
Liverpool want Emile Heskey back at Anfield after England heroics
The England striker will be available on a free transfer at the end of the season and that has aroused interest at Anfield.
Reds boss Rafa Benitez is considering bringing back the former Liverpool player in a cut-price deal.
Heskey knows he is in a great position regarding his future because he has just six months left on his current contract.
Asked whether other clubs will take notice, Heskey said yesterday: "Yeah, I hope so. It's a nice situation that I'm in but I'm still a Wigan player and I want to do my best for them.
"Everyone wants to be playing on these big stages and for their club to be in the Champions League."
Benitez is aware he could either get Heskey for a small fee in January or for nothing at the end of the season. The Liverpool boss sold Heskey to Birmingham back in 2004, but that deal was brokered by predecessor Gerard Houllier before his arrival on Merseyside.
Benitez has been impressed with the way Heskey has rebuilt his career since being shown the exit at Liverpool. The burly striker has forced his way back into the England side since arriving at Wigan and produced a string of impressive performances under Fabio Capello.
It would not be the first time the Liverpool manager has brought back a former player - Robbie Fowler's return to Anfield was a major surprise too.
And Benitez sees the possible capture of Heskey as a similar deal.
But he could face competition from Tottenham and Aston Villa.
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If we could get him on a free transfer I'd say definately!
very useful player to have. He's got more to his game than he did years ago when he was here last. Though I dont know if he'd be happy with the amount of playing time he'd get at anfield being behind Torres and Keane in the peacking order
Agreed. He'd be a shrewd purchase at that kind of price and it would be interesting to see what he could offer us the second time around. Not the most skillful striker ever, of course, and a real confidence player but, on his day, he's a good battering ram centre forward that does the grunt work so his strike partner can shine.
by account deleted by request » Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:03 pm
by Bad Bob » Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:12 pm
Judge wrote:Bad Bob wrote:Redman in wales wrote:Judge wrote:was in the shop this morning on way to work
dont know which paper it was, as i only caught a fleeting glimpse, but Emile Heskey has openly said ''a come and get me message'' to RAFA.
does anyone else know about this, and which paper was it in? i dunno
The mirror:
[url=http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/sport-front-page/2008/10/17/exclusive-liverpool-want-emile-heskey-back-at-anfield-after-england-heroics-115875-2081229
8/]link[/url]
Liverpool want Emile Heskey back at Anfield after England heroics
The England striker will be available on a free transfer at the end of the season and that has aroused interest at Anfield.
Reds boss Rafa Benitez is considering bringing back the former Liverpool player in a cut-price deal.
Heskey knows he is in a great position regarding his future because he has just six months left on his current contract.
Asked whether other clubs will take notice, Heskey said yesterday: "Yeah, I hope so. It's a nice situation that I'm in but I'm still a Wigan player and I want to do my best for them.
"Everyone wants to be playing on these big stages and for their club to be in the Champions League."
Benitez is aware he could either get Heskey for a small fee in January or for nothing at the end of the season. The Liverpool boss sold Heskey to Birmingham back in 2004, but that deal was brokered by predecessor Gerard Houllier before his arrival on Merseyside.
Benitez has been impressed with the way Heskey has rebuilt his career since being shown the exit at Liverpool. The burly striker has forced his way back into the England side since arriving at Wigan and produced a string of impressive performances under Fabio Capello.
It would not be the first time the Liverpool manager has brought back a former player - Robbie Fowler's return to Anfield was a major surprise too.
And Benitez sees the possible capture of Heskey as a similar deal.
But he could face competition from Tottenham and Aston Villa.
-------------
If we could get him on a free transfer I'd say definately!
very useful player to have. He's got more to his game than he did years ago when he was here last. Though I dont know if he'd be happy with the amount of playing time he'd get at anfield being behind Torres and Keane in the peacking order
Agreed. He'd be a shrewd purchase at that kind of price and it would be interesting to see what he could offer us the second time around. Not the most skillful striker ever, of course, and a real confidence player but, on his day, he's a good battering ram centre forward that does the grunt work so his strike partner can shine.
think we better stop this russian dolly posting, or woof will blast off on one
by Redman in wales » Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:26 pm
s@int wrote:Much better rumour..... this is a player we could really USE
Spanish radio has reported that Liverpool have been making enquiries about the availability of Real Madrid star Arjen Robben. Although neither the clubs nor the player have made any comments, it is not to be ignored.
Given Rafa Benitez’s opinion of the winger this would be a shock move, although a move might be beneficial for all parties as Liverpool do appear to be lacking strength on the wings and Robben has expressed his dissatisfaction at his current club. However, the 24 year old is currently undergoing a medical for a thigh injury in Real Madrid’s derby against Atletico Madrid, which is his sixth injury since he joined Real in August 2007. Perhaps a Liverpool signing for the injury prone star would be a poor decision. It is also unclear how such a move could be financed without selling a few playerslink
by account deleted by request » Fri Oct 17, 2008 3:54 pm
Redman in wales wrote:s@int wrote:Much better rumour..... this is a player we could really USE
Spanish radio has reported that Liverpool have been making enquiries about the availability of Real Madrid star Arjen Robben. Although neither the clubs nor the player have made any comments, it is not to be ignored.
Given Rafa Benitez’s opinion of the winger this would be a shock move, although a move might be beneficial for all parties as Liverpool do appear to be lacking strength on the wings and Robben has expressed his dissatisfaction at his current club. However, the 24 year old is currently undergoing a medical for a thigh injury in Real Madrid’s derby against Atletico Madrid, which is his sixth injury since he joined Real in August 2007. Perhaps a Liverpool signing for the injury prone star would be a poor decision. It is also unclear how such a move could be financed without selling a few playerslink
I think he's class on his day... but from the sounds if it he's spent more time in the physio room than michael owen... and is nearing Harry Kewel's world record.
weighing it up, I think I'd rather have a free heskey as a third choice striker than an expensive Robben who will keep the physio busier than the opposition defenders.
by RUSHIE#9 » Fri Oct 17, 2008 4:47 pm
s@int wrote:Much better rumour..... this is a player we could really USE
Spanish radio has reported that Liverpool have been making enquiries about the availability of Real Madrid star Arjen Robben. Although neither the clubs nor the player have made any comments, it is not to be ignored.
Given Rafa Benitez’s opinion of the winger this would be a shock move, although a move might be beneficial for all parties as Liverpool do appear to be lacking strength on the wings and Robben has expressed his dissatisfaction at his current club. However, the 24 year old is currently undergoing a medical for a thigh injury in Real Madrid’s derby against Atletico Madrid, which is his sixth injury since he joined Real in August 2007. Perhaps a Liverpool signing for the injury prone star would be a poor decision. It is also unclear how such a move could be financed without selling a few playerslink
by red_guy » Sat Oct 18, 2008 3:56 am
metalhead wrote:I would get him, a loan option would be fantastic!
by aCe' » Sat Oct 18, 2008 12:46 pm
by Toffeehater » Sat Oct 18, 2008 5:29 pm
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