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picu · #**5161** 23-01-2008, 01:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Regaine

I agree Liverpool should be stronger. But I guess the rotation system again failed.Time for changes. I'm afraid if this continues we will be even out of Champions League and might even have to fight for the fourth spot in the primere's league.

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Originally Posted by sex crusader

Bro, i share your sentinments. But be prepared to be bombared by some experts who are supportive of the rotation system.

The team against Villa is as follows:
Jose Reina, Alvaro Arbeloa, Fabio Aurelio, Jamie Carragher, Sami Hyypia, Yossi Benayoun, Steven Gerrard, Harry Kewell, Javier Mascherano, Dirk Kuyt and Fernando Torres

May I ask from the 2 bros above that I quoted, how different your team would be?

wolfclan · #**5162** 23-01-2008, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Himerus

bro wolfclan,

now really hope that Dubai consortium will buy over from Gillets and Hicks..
we need some cash injection badly...
another 2 pts dropped from home...sianzzz

yes disappointed, should have won more games at anfield, sighz.....

we need cash, but more urgent is to have a owner who is not in it for the $$....fxxx those yanks....promised so much, new stadium, more $$ for transfer, in the end....where is the stadium???

i certainly hope they fail in the loan re-structuring bid, and being force to sell.
dun think they are serious in making liverpool a greater club.

Alkano · #**5163** 23-01-2008, 08:42 AM

Based on the currently situation, i think it is best the consortium comes in and buy over the stakes at Pool.
The yanks got no bloody idea on how to run the club.
Don't want a good club "destroyed" in the hands of the yanks.
As for Rafa rotation system, i still do not agree.
Why would you want to break up a winning team?
Everyone is eager to play and perform....
Tiredness and fresh legs??....cmon these players are professionals...
Hope they pick themselves up soon and play good football..

rahl · #**5164** 23-01-2008, 09:22 AM

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Originally Posted by wolfclan

we need cash, but more urgent is to have a owner who is not in it for the $$....fxxx those yanks....promised so much, new stadium, more $$ for transfer, in the end....where is the stadium???

Yup, it's not about more money, it's stability that we need, instead of all these idiotic press releases and rumours about financing.

rahl · #**5165** 23-01-2008, 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by picu

The team against Villa is as follows:
Jose Reina, Alvaro Arbeloa, Fabio Aurelio, Jamie Carragher, Sami Hyypia, Yossi Benayoun, Steven Gerrard, Harry Kewell, Javier Mascherano, Dirk Kuyt and Fernando Torres

May I ask from the 2 bros above that I quoted, how different your team would be?

Thumbs up!!

evilspawnsss · #**5166** 23-01-2008, 09:58 AM

Acutally the team is no much rotation already..that wat i feel la..but jus something is not right..its seem like since Rafa take over..his season is chasing for 4th spot -_-" .Not i say he not good..jus tt..something is not rite.. haiz...

wolfclan · #**5167** 23-01-2008, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by rahl

Yup, it's not about more money, it's stability that we need, instead of all these idiotic press releases and rumours about financing.

totally agreed on the point, without stability, we will not achieve anything, and they thought they can pull a fast one by mentioning they indeed approach JK, dun think they know what they are doing, lots of rubbish.

Cummingliao · #**5168** 23-01-2008, 01:42 PM

Pls concentrate especially on the last three paragraphs on the following news link.

BBC SPORT | Football | My Club | Liverpool | Liverpool duo bank on £350m loan

This fucker must not continue to own this beloved club of ours. We will only suffer under him.

KingEros · #**5169** 23-01-2008, 01:57 PM

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Originally Posted by Alkano

As for Rafa rotation system, i still do not agree.
Why would you want to break up a winning team?

Since we haven't been winning much lately, shouldn't Rafa be more than justified to change his teams on a regular basis ... going by your argument??

Come on, when teams play against the so-called Big Four ... mentally, they get more motivated while tactically, they park a bus in front of the goal.
If your squad (of 20 players) are all experienced internationals with their own strengths/weaknesses ... why wouldnt you wanna keep the opponent guessing who you gonna be using??
Of course, the premise here is that ALL these experienced internationals are not too much different in terms of ability & form.

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Originally Posted by Alkano

Everyone is eager to play and perform....
Tiredness and fresh legs??.... cmon these players are professionals...

What's the big deal about them being professionals??
They're still very much humans & not machines, no??

Sure, every one of them is gonna be eager to play in every single game ... else, what's the point of training so hard day in, day out??
To say they are eager to perform in every game ... that I'm very sure too BUT the issue is CAN THEY??

Let me provide a layman analogy & try to make you (& others) understand the situation better ...
You have a big fat prick ... your wife/girlfriend has sung praises of your sexual ability in your entire life.
Now, I organise an event to break a world record ... a record of most continuous daily fucks, under the condition that you must come at least 2 times within 1.5 hours (with a 15-min interval in between) to be considered as "1 fuck per day".

What is the best you think you can achieve?? In other words, how many continuous days of "come at least 2 times within 1.5 hours (with a 15-min interval in between)" do you think you can perform??

On the contrary, if I were to rope in another guy with a big fat prick just like you ... & let you guys take on the girls on alternate days, ie you now get a rest in between.
Dun you think the record of "most continuous daily fucks" will now be much much longer ... than your first attempt??

Under Rafa's so-called rotation system, there are still more than a few untouchables ... think Reina, Arbeloa, Carra, Stevie G, Torres, etc.
So does he really change his team just for the sake of it?? Or does he change his team just becoz some fengshui master say so??

Using the same analogy ... the problem facing Rafa is this:
1) your partner with the big fat prick ... when behind closed doors, he actually has momentary erectile problems
2) your partner with the big fat prick ... is not happy you get to fuck the babe yesterday while he gets to fuck the auntie today

Think more of you can understand the true problem now ... but even if not, I dare say you have had a good laugh too.

SKILLFULL LICK · #**5170** 23-01-2008, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by picu

The team against Villa is as follows:
Jose Reina, Alvaro Arbeloa, Fabio Aurelio, Jamie Carragher, Sami Hyypia, Yossi Benayoun, Steven Gerrard, Harry Kewell, Javier Mascherano, Dirk Kuyt and Fernando Torres

May I ask from the 2 bros above that I quoted, how different your team would be?

Even rafa himself is clueless about his best starting 11 and formation

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Originally Posted by Alkano

Based on the currently situation, i think it is best the consortium comes in and buy over the stakes at Pool.
The yanks got no bloody idea on how to run the club.
Don't want a good club "destroyed" in the hands of the yanks.
As for Rafa rotation system, i still do not agree.
Why would you want to break up a winning team?
Everyone is eager to play and perform....
Tiredness and fresh legs??....cmon these players are professionals...
Hope they pick themselves up soon and play good football..

Bro,if the yanks really know Lfc inside out and got the idea of running the club,1st of all u think rafa still around??i dont think so

KingEros · #**5171** 23-01-2008, 02:09 PM

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Originally Posted by picu

The team against Villa is as follows:
Jose Reina, Alvaro Arbeloa, Fabio Aurelio, Jamie Carragher, Sami Hyypia, Yossi Benayoun, Steven Gerrard, Harry Kewell, Javier Mascherano, Dirk Kuyt and Fernando Torres

May I ask from the 2 bros above that I quoted, how different your team would be?

While my good "adversary of a friend" has given you the thumbs up ... for representing yourself well, just like any duly knowledgeable Koppite, I also wanna point out that you should not waste too much time seeking the answers to your quesion.

Simply put, I am very sure you will get only one response ... albeit one which will indeed show that there is really nothing too much different that could have been done.

On the other hand, there will be one who will remain silent.
At best, he'd be parroting noises to divert attention ... not becoz he's snobbish or arrogant like me, but becoz he is incapable of putting into legible words what arguments is revolving in his own head.
But then again, what can be expected of a person who can't even get his own signature right??

ENJOY ... I know how.
ENVOY ... I know what.
ENKOY ... very very cheem.

Exciter101 · #**5172** 23-01-2008, 03:16 PM

I agree with bro Alkano on the rotation system.
Take a very good look at Arsenal and Man U.
Do you see them rotate that much?!?
A good team need time to gel and play as a team.
Meaning enough playing time together and understand each other style of play.
No headless chickens running around the shop.
I do hope they can put aside the outside interferences and get on with the game.

KingEros · #**5173** 23-01-2008, 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Exciter101

Take a very good look at Arsenal and Man U.
Do you see them rotate that much?!?

2 reasons why they appear not to rotate that much:
a) they are rich enough to buy more international stars which make it to their list of untouchables.
b) the gap between their first-stringers & their back-benchers is a rather great divide, unlike ours.

Critical thing is ... they still rotate, dun they??
But do they get criticised as much as Rafa gets whacked??

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Originally Posted by Exciter101

A good team need time to gel and play as a team.
Meaning enough playing time together and understand each other style of play.

I've said this before ...
These players are not Sunday League players like you & I, who meet up only on match-days itself to play, hoping that things will go our way becoz we all said a prayer together at the centre of the pitch before kick-off.
There are professionals ... they train 6 times a week, doing things related to how the manager/coach wants them to play. They practise the set-pieces & they practise the set-pieces again. They play 5-a-side games & they play 5-a-side games again.
This is still not enough to ensure they know what they are supposed to do on the pitch??

Seems like most of you dun realise one thing ...
Unlike most English coaches, Rafa is a typical continental coach ... meaning his methodology is totally reliant on science. When he choose his eleven for each match, the following are considered:
1) what is the strength of the opponents?
2) what are the weaknesses of the opponents?
3) what are the readings from this week's training ... ie, fitness, speed, power?
4) any game of greater importance coming up within the next 5-7 days?

Exciter101 · #**5174** 23-01-2008, 05:48 PM

Then kindly explain why the hell they keep losing to teams when they should be winning!!!!
No answer, right?
There are things which we can't explain, let alone explain by you...
There is no point keep saying good things about Liverpool when there is actually a problem there!!!
Cmon they bought Torres, right?

Exciter101 · #**5175** 23-01-2008, 06:03 PM

As quoted by Peter Crouch :
"That result was the latest in a bad run at Anfield this season as the Reds have failed to turn some lavish summer spending into a marked improvement in the league.
'We've got a good set of players here. Whether it's good enough to win the title, I don't know, but we certainly should be doing better than the position we are in right now.' "

This is straight from the horse mouth.