Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 10:35 pmReserves won 2-1 away at Blackburn tonight. Calliste with both goals. Pongolle (yes you just knew it) scored for them).
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Posted: Mon Apr 10, 2006 10:35 pmPosted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 10:56 pmFor those who don't have a ticket for the youth cup final first leg it will be screened live on sky sports 3 at 19:30 on 13th April
Posted: Fri Apr 14, 2006 4:36 amAnd we won the 1st leg 3-0!!!!!
Anderson the star of the show once again.
Some encouraging signs from the nippers.
Anderson the star of the show once again.
Some encouraging signs from the nippers.
Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 5:06 pmLooks very good for the youth team and Anderson looks like a gem for the future.
I can see a few of the playing some league cup games next season and will be good to see them shine and become first team players
I can see a few of the playing some league cup games next season and will be good to see them shine and become first team players
Posted: Sat Apr 15, 2006 6:50 pmLando_Griffin wrote:And we won the 1st leg 3-0!!!!!
Anderson the star of the show once again.
Some encouraging signs from the nippers.
And to see Rafa and half the first team watching was great too.
Promising signs for the future indeed , and these young lads showed real pride and passion in wearing the red of Liverpool..
Posted: Wed Nov 01, 2006 10:55 pmRESERVES CELEBRATE FIRST WIN
Steve Hunter 01 November 2006
Goals from Paul Anderson and Besian Idrizaj gave Gary Ablett his first win in charge of Liverpool reserves as the Reds won 2-0 at Wigan on Wednesday evening.
It was a thoroughly deserved victory as Liverpool played some enterprising pass and move football to warm up the crowd on a freezing night at Robins Park Arena.
David Mannix and Danny Guthrie laid the foundations for victory with some eye catching displays in midfield while Idrizaj was a lively figure in attack.
After Guthrie had gone close with an audacious chip, Liverpool opened the scoring after 33 minutes. Craig Lindfield released Idrizaj down the left side and the Austrian under-21 international deceived two defenders before laying the ball back to Anderson whose finish was clinical, giving Russell Saunders no chance in the Wigan goal.
Liverpool sealed the three points six minutes after the restart when Idrizaj scored a deserved second goal. Again Lindfield was the provider with a precise pass and the Austrian powered his way into the penalty area to score at the second attempt after Saunders had saved his first effort.
Such was their dominance, the Reds might have added to their lead but a combination of good goalkeeping and near misses ensured it remained 2-0.
After losing his first four games in charge of Liverpool's second string, Ablett will have been delighted with the manner of his side's performance.
Liverpoolfc.tv Man of the match: Godwin Antwi: A rock solid figure throughout.
Steve Hunter 01 November 2006
Goals from Paul Anderson and Besian Idrizaj gave Gary Ablett his first win in charge of Liverpool reserves as the Reds won 2-0 at Wigan on Wednesday evening.
It was a thoroughly deserved victory as Liverpool played some enterprising pass and move football to warm up the crowd on a freezing night at Robins Park Arena.
David Mannix and Danny Guthrie laid the foundations for victory with some eye catching displays in midfield while Idrizaj was a lively figure in attack.
After Guthrie had gone close with an audacious chip, Liverpool opened the scoring after 33 minutes. Craig Lindfield released Idrizaj down the left side and the Austrian under-21 international deceived two defenders before laying the ball back to Anderson whose finish was clinical, giving Russell Saunders no chance in the Wigan goal.
Liverpool sealed the three points six minutes after the restart when Idrizaj scored a deserved second goal. Again Lindfield was the provider with a precise pass and the Austrian powered his way into the penalty area to score at the second attempt after Saunders had saved his first effort.
Such was their dominance, the Reds might have added to their lead but a combination of good goalkeeping and near misses ensured it remained 2-0.
After losing his first four games in charge of Liverpool's second string, Ablett will have been delighted with the manner of his side's performance.
Liverpoolfc.tv Man of the match: Godwin Antwi: A rock solid figure throughout.
Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 2:26 pmNo doubt some of these players will be released and others loaned out but our reserves squad is looking not only large in number buy very cosmopolitan in terms of nationally for next season:
1. Paul Anderson
2. Miki Roque
3. Danny Guthrie
4. Lee Peltier
5. Craig Lindfield
6. Stephen Darby
7. Nabil El Zhar
8. James Smith
9. Jordy Brouwer
10. Daniele Padelli
11. Emiliano Insua
12. Francisco Manuel Duran
13. Ronald Huth
14. Ryan Flynn
15. David Roberts
16. Robbie Threlfall
17. Besian Idrizaj
18. Jack Hobbs
19. Godwin Antwi
20. Adam Hammill
21. Danny O'Donnell
1. Paul Anderson
2. Miki Roque
3. Danny Guthrie
4. Lee Peltier
5. Craig Lindfield
6. Stephen Darby
7. Nabil El Zhar
8. James Smith
9. Jordy Brouwer
10. Daniele Padelli
11. Emiliano Insua
12. Francisco Manuel Duran
13. Ronald Huth
14. Ryan Flynn
15. David Roberts
16. Robbie Threlfall
17. Besian Idrizaj
18. Jack Hobbs
19. Godwin Antwi
20. Adam Hammill
21. Danny O'Donnell