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by **GYBS** » Mon Dec 15, 2008 6:51 pm

Keane will come good in the end - needs to relax a bit more , also will flourish a bit mroe when playing with torres.

by **tonyeh** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 12:41 pm

Gerrard reveals Keane could leave Anfield in January

By Jamie Holland

Tuesday December 16 2008

LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard has given the strongest hint yet that Robbie Keane's days at Anfield may be numbered.

The Dubliner hasn't featured in either of Liverpool's last two league games and was left on the bench last Saturday as Rafael Benitez chose to introduce midfielder Lucas Leiva rather than the £20m striker in a failed attempt to find a winner against Hull City.

Gerrard and Keane share the same agent, and former Anfield great Mark Lawrenson yesterday revealed that the Liverpool skipper had told him that he feared for Keane's future at the club and that the striker could be on his way out in January.

In an interview with 'The Last Word' on Today FM, Lawrenson said he had spoken with Gerrard after his two goals rescued a point against Hull and, when Keane's future came up, Lawrenson was told that things didn't look good for Keane at Anfield.

It has also been reported that Liverpool have, to date, only paid £5m of the fee to Tottenham, which would make it easier to strike a deal with Spurs if Harry Redknapp wants to bring the Republic of Ireland captain back to White Hart Lane.

Meanwhile, Liverpool boss Benitez is to undergo minor surgery after being taken to hospital suffering from kidney stone pains.

The problem is not serious and the Spaniard is expected to be back at work before the end of the week.

The news comes just days after his Chelsea counterpart Luiz Felipe Scolari revealed he had been suffering from the same complaint.

A Liverpool spokesman said: "Rafa was admitted to hospital last night after suffering problems with a kidney stone.

"He will undergo a minor operation this afternoon and is expected to return to work within two or three days.

"He remains in good spirits and everyone at Liverpool wishes him a very speedy recovery.''

- Jamie Holland

by **stmichael** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 12:46 pm

The problem is that Torres and Keane just don't really gel in any way, shape or form. Keane needs someone to play close to, Torres is the total opposite.

by **Thewaykokid** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 12:53 pm

tonyeh wrote:
Gerrard reveals Keane could leave Anfield in January

By Jamie Holland

Tuesday December 16 2008

LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard has given the strongest hint yet that Robbie Keane's days at Anfield may be numbered.

The Dubliner hasn't featured in either of Liverpool's last two league games and was left on the bench last Saturday as Rafael Benitez chose to introduce midfielder Lucas Leiva rather than the £20m striker in a failed attempt to find a winner against Hull City.

Gerrard and Keane share the same agent, and former Anfield great Mark Lawrenson yesterday revealed that the Liverpool skipper had told him that he feared for Keane's future at the club and that the striker could be on his way out in January.

In an interview with 'The Last Word' on Today FM, Lawrenson said he had spoken with Gerrard after his two goals rescued a point against Hull and, when Keane's future came up, Lawrenson was told that things didn't look good for Keane at Anfield.

It has also been reported that Liverpool have, to date, only paid £5m of the fee to Tottenham, which would make it easier to strike a deal with Spurs if Harry Redknapp wants to bring the Republic of Ireland captain back to White Hart Lane.

Meanwhile, Liverpool boss Benitez is to undergo minor surgery after being taken to hospital suffering from kidney stone pains.

The problem is not serious and the Spaniard is expected to be back at work before the end of the week.

The news comes just days after his Chelsea counterpart Luiz Felipe Scolari revealed he had been suffering from the same complaint.

A Liverpool spokesman said: "Rafa was admitted to hospital last night after suffering problems with a kidney stone.

"He will undergo a minor operation this afternoon and is expected to return to work within two or three days.

"He remains in good spirits and everyone at Liverpool wishes him a very speedy recovery.''

- Jamie Holland

Damn you misearable people!

Benitez has come out in the press and clearly stated "Robbie is going nowhere". Robbie comes out in the press and says "I'm not going". I'm not for a second gonna believe that Robbie is going anywhere this summer because some bloody fool "says" he had drinks with Gerrard, or maybe, saw him in the street.

This reporter is a righteous w@nker in my books, trying to turn everything upside down

by **tonyeh** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 1:01 pm

stmichael wrote:The problem is that Torres and Keane just don't really gel in any way, shape or form. Keane needs someone to play close to, Torres is the total opposite.

They've only played something like three games together and they were "gelling" pretty well in the Everton game as far as I could see.

I have few doubts that if Torres hadn't gotten injured, they may have formed a decent strike force.

It's a shame.

by **tonyeh** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 1:02 pm

Thewaykokid wrote:
tonyeh wrote:
Gerrard reveals Keane could leave Anfield in January

By Jamie Holland

Tuesday December 16 2008

LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard has given the strongest hint yet that Robbie Keane's days at Anfield may be numbered.

The Dubliner hasn't featured in either of Liverpool's last two league games and was left on the bench last Saturday as Rafael Benitez chose to introduce midfielder Lucas Leiva rather than the £20m striker in a failed attempt to find a winner against Hull City.

Gerrard and Keane share the same agent, and former Anfield great Mark Lawrenson yesterday revealed that the Liverpool skipper had told him that he feared for Keane's future at the club and that the striker could be on his way out in January.

In an interview with 'The Last Word' on Today FM, Lawrenson said he had spoken with Gerrard after his two goals rescued a point against Hull and, when Keane's future came up, Lawrenson was told that things didn't look good for Keane at Anfield.

It has also been reported that Liverpool have, to date, only paid £5m of the fee to Tottenham, which would make it easier to strike a deal with Spurs if Harry Redknapp wants to bring the Republic of Ireland captain back to White Hart Lane.

Meanwhile, Liverpool boss Benitez is to undergo minor surgery after being taken to hospital suffering from kidney stone pains.

The problem is not serious and the Spaniard is expected to be back at work before the end of the week.

The news comes just days after his Chelsea counterpart Luiz Felipe Scolari revealed he had been suffering from the same complaint.

A Liverpool spokesman said: "Rafa was admitted to hospital last night after suffering problems with a kidney stone.

"He will undergo a minor operation this afternoon and is expected to return to work within two or three days.

"He remains in good spirits and everyone at Liverpool wishes him a very speedy recovery.''

- Jamie Holland

Damn you misearable people!

Benitez has come out in the press and clearly stated "Robbie is going nowhere". Robbie comes out in the press and says "I'm not going". I'm not for a second gonna believe that Robbie is going anywhere this summer because some bloody fool "says" he had drinks with Gerrard, or maybe, saw him in the street.

This reporter is a righteous w@nker in my books, trying to turn everything upside down

You sound like an old maid, relax will ya?

by **Thewaykokid** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 1:03 pm

tonyeh wrote:
Thewaykokid wrote:
tonyeh wrote:
Gerrard reveals Keane could leave Anfield in January

By Jamie Holland

Tuesday December 16 2008

LIVERPOOL captain Steven Gerrard has given the strongest hint yet that Robbie Keane's days at Anfield may be numbered.

The Dubliner hasn't featured in either of Liverpool's last two league games and was left on the bench last Saturday as Rafael Benitez chose to introduce midfielder Lucas Leiva rather than the £20m striker in a failed attempt to find a winner against Hull City.

Gerrard and Keane share the same agent, and former Anfield great Mark Lawrenson yesterday revealed that the Liverpool skipper had told him that he feared for Keane's future at the club and that the striker could be on his way out in January.

In an interview with 'The Last Word' on Today FM, Lawrenson said he had spoken with Gerrard after his two goals rescued a point against Hull and, when Keane's future came up, Lawrenson was told that things didn't look good for Keane at Anfield.

It has also been reported that Liverpool have, to date, only paid £5m of the fee to Tottenham, which would make it easier to strike a deal with Spurs if Harry Redknapp wants to bring the Republic of Ireland captain back to White Hart Lane.

Meanwhile, Liverpool boss Benitez is to undergo minor surgery after being taken to hospital suffering from kidney stone pains.

The problem is not serious and the Spaniard is expected to be back at work before the end of the week.

The news comes just days after his Chelsea counterpart Luiz Felipe Scolari revealed he had been suffering from the same complaint.

A Liverpool spokesman said: "Rafa was admitted to hospital last night after suffering problems with a kidney stone.

"He will undergo a minor operation this afternoon and is expected to return to work within two or three days.

"He remains in good spirits and everyone at Liverpool wishes him a very speedy recovery.''

- Jamie Holland

Damn you misearable people!

Benitez has come out in the press and clearly stated "Robbie is going nowhere". Robbie comes out in the press and says "I'm not going". I'm not for a second gonna believe that Robbie is going anywhere this summer because some bloody fool "says" he had drinks with Gerrard, or maybe, saw him in the street.

This reporter is a righteous w@nker in my books, trying to turn everything upside down

You sound like an old maid, relax will ya?

I AM AN OLD MAID!!!!!!!

by **Sarge** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 2:03 pm

Wow...Both rafa and scolari have kidney stones??

by **Owzat** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 2:15 pm

GYBS wrote:Keane will come good in the end* - needs to relax a bit more , also will flourish a bit mroe when playing with torres.

*Repeat until true or player leaves club

by **Owzat** » Tue Dec 16, 2008 2:15 pm

Sarge wrote:Wow...Both rafa and scolari have kidney stones??

Nah, just kid(ney)ing

by **we all dream...** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:55 am

Noticed someone this morning reading the shitrag... they're loving the "lawro's made and ar5e of himself and made liverpool look a shambles* thing arent they.... :censored:

I am worried though, don't want to see Robbie go, I've got more confidence in him succeeding for us than he has atm and this will make things worse. If he left it would make us look a lil bit tin pot aswell.

Anyway, Robbie for a brace in North London over the weekend.

by **Thewaykokid** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:02 am

we all dream... wrote:Noticed someone this morning reading the shitrag... they're loving the "lawro's made and ar5e of himself and made liverpool look a shambles* thing arent they....

I am worried though, don't want to see Robbie go, I've got more confidence in him succeeding for us than he has atm and this will make things worse. If he left it would make us look a lil bit tin pot aswell.

Anyway, Robbie for a brace in North London over the weekend.

I think that the Arsenal game will be very important for Robbie, not only must he start, but i think he has to produce something in that game, even if its not a goal, he just needs to do something to prove himself.
Fair to say if he doesn't start against arsenal he's on the way out and about a good $300 of my money on getting myself Keane jerseys will be wasted

by **account deleted by request** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:04 am

Owzat wrote:
GYBS wrote:Keane will come good in the end* - needs to relax a bit more , also will flourish a bit mroe when playing with torres.

*Repeat until true or player leaves club

good one

by **tubby** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:05 am

Let him go he has been rubbish for us anyway. Misses too many chances.

by **account deleted by request** » Wed Dec 17, 2008 11:25 am

Me, not Gerrard, saying Keane may go – Lawrenson
Dec 17 2008 by Nick Smith, Liverpool Daily Post

MARK LAWRENSON last night moved to diffuse a row over alleged comments made by Steven Gerrard about Robbie Keane’s Liverpool future.

The former Liverpool defender sparked controversy on Irish radio when he suggested that Gerrard had intimated in a conversation with him on Saturday that the Ireland captain could be leaving in January.

But the Anfield skipper disputed that version of events – before Lawrenson himself tried to clear up the confusion.

The BBC pundit, speaking on The Last Word with Today FM, said: “I hate to namedrop but I was having a drink with Steven Gerrard at a function on Saturday night and we talked about Robbie Keane.

“He said they shared the same agent and quite honestly he thinks something’s going to happen with Keane in January. It sounds like he could be moved on.”

Lawrenson, however, insists he was trying to reflect his own opinion on the situation and didn’t intend to involve Gerrard in the interview.

Quotes from the show circulated the internet yesterday, some appearing under headlines that gave the impression Gerrard was directly quoted talking about his team-mate.

“I’m sorry if it caused any aggravation but it wasn’t meant to,” said Lawrenson.

“Steven Gerrard’s name should never have come up in terms of Robbie Keane going in January.

“It wasn’t Steven saying that it was me saying it.

“The only connection I was making between the two was that they have the same agent and I have had a hunch for a while that Keane could go.

“But that is my opinion and nothing whatsoever to do with any conversations I had with Steven Gerrard.

“I happened to mention I spoke to him on Saturday night but I didn’t mean for that to come across in the way that it has been interpreted.”

Lawrenson reflected his feeling that both his former club and Keane should make a clean break next month in his weekly Daily Post column yesterday.

Manager Rafael Benitez last week twice denied that he was looking to offload the player who cost him £20million from Spurs in the summer.

Speculation over Keane’s future comes off the back of a frustrating start to his Liverpool career in which he has scored in just one Premier League game and has been taken off in 15 of the 19 starts he has made.

And on Saturday the striker was an unused substitute despite Liverpool having to push for a winner in their 2-2 draw with Hull City. Liverpool didn’t comment on Keane’s individual circumstances yesterday but did move to clarify Gerrard’s position.

A club spokesman said: “Mark Lawrenson’s remarks are his interpretation of a private chat between the two of them. They do not accurately reflect Steven’s opinion of Robbie Keane and they certainly do not tally with Steven’s recollection of the conversation itself.”

http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/liverpo....2494054

I still think he's a fkn t0sser

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