Liverpool Football Club Discussion
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Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 2:06 pmLittleHobo wrote:also why was my "alonso" thread locked and removed? was it any worse than "dudek and paletta" thead?
that one is much worse
fact is the powers that be on this site know for a fact i am close to the truth on the alonso thing......mascherano is being touted because alonso is on his way
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 2:06 pmPosted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 2:34 pm
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:03 pmPosted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:09 pmRafa-Dodd wrote:Before we are ready to challenge again Littlehobo I think we need a drastic rethink of club policy and the players. Instead of buying a new stadium I think we should scrap that, and stay at Anfield. We should put that money towards transfer funds and buy Ronaldinho, Kaka, Nesta, Rooney, C Ronaldo, Henry, Fabregas , Miguel for £30m and some other portugese CB for s vastly inflated price.
Also we should see if Wenger wants to become our chief scout and offer Capello and Rikkard coaching jobs in the boot room, then maybe we will challenge for the title.
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:18 pmRafa-Dodd wrote:Before we are ready to challenge again Littlehobo I think we need a drastic rethink of club policy and the players. Instead of buying a new stadium I think we should scrap that, and stay at Anfield. We should put that money towards transfer funds and buy Ronaldinho, Kaka, Nesta, Rooney, C Ronaldo, Henry, Fabregas , Miguel for £30m and some other portugese CB for s vastly inflated price.
Also we should see if Wenger wants to become our chief scout and offer Capello and Rikkard coaching jobs in the boot room, then maybe we will challenge for the title.
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:21 pmAce Ventura wrote:Couldnt we just play our strongest team in each game and bring players off if they are getting tired ?
Sounds simple enough to me
Posted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:29 pmPosted: Wed Jan 10, 2007 4:34 pmLoyalist wrote:Lets be realistic, even if we scrap the new stadium, how are we going to buy these players, we still wouldnt have enough money to buy them, unless this the takeover goes ahead.
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 1:32 amPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 3:37 amKharhaz wrote:A few years ago i used to be a cellarman at a hotel working over 50 hours a week for £250 a week. Once i worked 3 weeks solid, no day off, no break nothing.
So why, oh why do we need to rest players who play a couple of games a week?
Lets introduce the rotation system into everyday jobs, that would suit me fine, your not working this week cos your tired ! WAHOO !!!
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 4:53 amLando_Griffin wrote:Kharhaz wrote:A few years ago i used to be a cellarman at a hotel working over 50 hours a week for £250 a week. Once i worked 3 weeks solid, no day off, no break nothing.
So why, oh why do we need to rest players who play a couple of games a week?
Lets introduce the rotation system into everyday jobs, that would suit me fine, your not working this week cos your tired ! WAHOO !!!
The thing is - you weren't directly competing against someone in that job.
It didn't matter if you took 5 minutes longer at the end of the 3 weeks than at the beginning.
It matters on a football field.
Imagine if your boss timed you on the last day of those 3 weeks, then timed someone who'd had a week off. The slower of you got sacked - who do you think will be on their merry way?
It's like saying "Let's get Paula Radcliffe to run another marathon 2 days after taking the gold at the Olympics".
It all adds up, and fatigue can break you if it's not dealt with. Leaves you more prone to injuries, and no matter how naturally (or unnaturally) fit you are - sooner or later it WILL catch up with you, and it WILL affect your performance.
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 9:03 amRafa-Dodd wrote:Before we are ready to challenge again Littlehobo I think we need a drastic rethink of club policy and the players. Instead of buying a new stadium I think we should scrap that, and stay at Anfield. We should put that money towards transfer funds and buy Ronaldinho, Kaka, Nesta, Rooney, C Ronaldo, Henry, Fabregas , Miguel for £30m and some other portugese CB for s vastly inflated price.
Also we should see if Wenger wants to become our chief scout and offer Capello and Rikkard coaching jobs in the boot room, then maybe we will challenge for the title.
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 12:19 pmLando_Griffin wrote:Kharhaz wrote:A few years ago i used to be a cellarman at a hotel working over 50 hours a week for £250 a week. Once i worked 3 weeks solid, no day off, no break nothing.
So why, oh why do we need to rest players who play a couple of games a week?
Lets introduce the rotation system into everyday jobs, that would suit me fine, your not working this week cos your tired ! WAHOO !!!
The thing is - you weren't directly competing against someone in that job.
It didn't matter if you took 5 minutes longer at the end of the 3 weeks than at the beginning.
It matters on a football field.
Imagine if your boss timed you on the last day of those 3 weeks, then timed someone who'd had a week off. The slower of you got sacked - who do you think will be on their merry way?
It's like saying "Let's get Paula Radcliffe to run another marathon 2 days after taking the gold at the Olympics".
It all adds up, and fatigue can break you if it's not dealt with. Leaves you more prone to injuries, and no matter how naturally (or unnaturally) fit you are - sooner or later it WILL catch up with you, and it WILL affect your performance.
Posted: Thu Jan 11, 2007 12:24 pm