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LIVERPOOL FC- EPL - World Class Suarez Selamatkan Maruah liverpool di ANFIELD..
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Joe Allen has agreed personal terms with Liverpool with the clubs still manoeuvring over a fee  |
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Invest it elsewhere and not to the nowhere.  |
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With the summer transfer window in full swing, Football Talk will be keeping you up-to-date with all the latest transfer news throughout the summer. Today, Arsenal and Liverpool eye Mamadou Sakho.  |
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Sissoko tak dapat, kejor Sakho pulak. Lama - lama saiko saja lebih. |
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bile la management nak sign player berprofil tinggi gini.. dapat sorang pun jadik la.. |
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HarizAzhari posted on 2-8-2012 10:25 AM 
Sissoko tak dapat, kejor Sakho pulak. Lama - lama saiko saja lebih.
tp besanye..kalu arsenal pn berminat ngn player tu..maknanye mmg ada masa depan kot.. 
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Transfers: 4 Wingers Who Could Make Liverpool a Contendor for the Top 4
1. Pedro Rodriguez
Perhaps the most speculative entry on the list, Pedro would be an excellent addition.
He is well-versed in the tiki-taka system made famous at Barcelona that Rodgers is trying to implement. Pedro also possesses the tactical ability, speed and creativity the new manager prizes in his wide players.
Most will say that the winger will not leave such a large club to come to eighth-place Liverpool. They have a point.
But Rodriguez would start every game from day one. With the rise of Cristian Tello and Ibrahim Affelay combined with the return of David Villa, that may not be the case in Spain. Perhaps then, he could be sold on the idea of a potent strike partnership with Borini and Suarez.
2. Clint Dempsey
Speculation continues to run rampant (per NY Daily News) that Dempsey is on the verge of joining the Reds.
Some doubt the wisdom of signing a player of his age (29) from a middle-tier club. They think he will be a solid addition, but will not make Liverpool as strong a side as needed to make a serious push.
Personally, I'll take his 23 goals from all competitions from last year. Dempsey is tactical and unselfish, yet manages to score without leading the line.
He may only be good for three or more years. Yet, he is inexpensive, mature and an attainable prospect due to his diminished value. Thus, I think he is worth the expense.
3. Gaston Ramirez
The Uruguayan has been first on the lists of most fans all summer.
It just seems to make sense.
He is incredibly talented and fits the adaptable mold Rodgers looks for in his wingers. Furthermore, he has immediate chemistry with Suarez to offer (both play for the same national team). Finally, Liverpool could offer a step up from his current club, Bologna.
Ramirez has already scored once at the Olympics off of a fantastic free kick. It will not be long before his fee rises beyond the reach of the Fenway Sports Group (FSG).
4. Thomas Muller
After bursting onto the scene for Germany in the last World Cup, Muller has seen his star diminish somewhat.
The forward has found starting minutes hard to come by at Bayern Munich. With the trio of Arjen Robben, Franck Ribery and Mario Gomez playing up front, he has often become the fourth man left out.
With his confidence waning, he turned in an average performance at the European Championship this summer. Thus, Andre Schurrle and Marco Reus have become competition for his place on the national team as well.
The 22-year-old needs a change of scenery. Liverpool offers a regular place in the first XI.
Muller's stock is relatively low, making him a shrewd purchase. This is the same game-winner from two years ago. Perhaps a place at Anfield will remind him. |
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FT: FC Gomel 0 - 1 Liverpool FC (Downing '68)- Brendan Rodgers got off to a winning start as Liverpool manager as his side recorded a 1-0 victory over FC Gomel in Belarus on a landmark night for Jamie Carragher.
- Though the Reds were under pressure for much of the contest, Stewart Downing grabbed the game's only goal when he found the bottom corner with a powerful shot from the edge of the box on 67 minutes.
- Liverpool were able to see the remainder of the first leg of the Europa League third-round qualifier out and ensure the new manager marked his first competitive game in charge with a win.
- There were plenty of other plus points for the Reds, as Jamie Carragher chalked up his 700th appearance for the club while Lucas Leiva was introduced into the action as a second-half substitute as he continues on the road to full fitness.
- Rodgers named a strong line-up for the clash in Belarus - though it was the selection of Carragher that grabbed the headlines as he notched up his 700th run-out for the Reds.
- In recognition of the feat, the No.23 was named as the team's captain for the night, despite the inclusion of Steven Gerrard on the team sheet.
- Meanwhile, Fabio Borini was handed his competitive debut for the club as he led the attack, while Glen Johnson reached the 100-game mark for Liverpool.
- Gomel created the first chance of the evening with two minutes on the clock as Igor Voronkov strode forward from deep and let fly with a dipping effort that grazed the roof of Brad Jones' net.
- The hosts certainly made an energetic start to the contest, with home fans again rising to their feet when Artur Liavitski cannoned a strike against the legs of Martin Skrtel in a dangerous position on the edge of the box.
- But they were almost undone when Borini hooked Downing's corner wide of the near post soon after, before Johnson headed a Gerrard free-kick over the top.
- Liverpool were then forced into making a change on 22 minutes when Joe Cole pulled up. Rodgers opted to call on Raheem Sterling to replace the winger.
- And the visitors were fortunate not to find themselves a goal behind moments later as Dzmitry Platonov skipped beyond the challenge of Gerrard and delivered an inviting centre, which Voronkov nodded into orbit when well positioned six yards out.
- Gomel went closer still when Alexander Alumona turned sharply and drilled over after collecting the ball inside a crowded area from a corner.
- Alumona's threat was in the ascendancy and after he'd stung the palms of Jones with an angled strike, the diminutive forward sent a 20-yard whack wide of the upright.
- With six minutes of the half remaining, Alumona again caused panic as he this time held off the attentions of Skrtel as the pair both chased a long ball forward, before seeing his attempts to slide the ball beyond Jones from close range thwarted by the legs of the custodian.
- Next, only a last-ditch block from Carragher - the likes of which he's become famed for over the last 700 games - prevented Alumona tapping into an empty net from the unmarked Platonov's cut-back.
- From the resulting corner, Mikalai Kasheuski lofted over to again have the Gomel fans holding their heads in their hands as the Belarusian side went into half-time delighted with the opening 45 minutes.
- Rodgers will no doubt have demanded better from his men during the break, though the boss was required to make another change, with Martin Kelly taking the place of Johnson.
- And Gomel attempted to pick up where they left off as a long ball forward allowed Platonov to spring Liverpool's offside trap and bear down on Jones' goal. The forward managed to knock it beyond the onrushing 'keeper, though his touch was too heavy and took the ball out for a goal kick.
- The Reds were next to threaten, however, with Borini seeing a low drive on the spin repelled by Vladzimir Bushma before Tomasz Nowak flicked a Gerrard set-piece inches wide of his own goal.
- But only an extraordinary moment of play kept the scoreline goalless on 65 minutes. Siarhei Kazeka took aim from distance and saw his strike cannon against the post. The ball broke for Alumona, who inadvertently played it into the unmarked Platonov with a mis-kick. Thankfully for Liverpool, though, he somehow contrived to steer wide when a goal appeared inevitable.
- And Gomel were made to pay for their profligacy when Downing fired Liverpool into the lead two minutes later.
- Collecting the ball outside the home side's area, the winger struck an unstoppable effort into the bottom corner of the net to put the Reds ahead.
- One goal was enough to secure victory for Liverpool in Belarus and help them take a big step towards the Europa League proper ahead of next week's second-leg meeting at Anfield.
- Meanwhile, for Rodgers, he'll be hoping the victory at the Central Stadion is just the first of many during his tenure.
- Liverpoolfc.com man of the match: Martin Skrtel
sial punya BR...spring ngn hendo tu gak yg dia nak bg men.. |
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Hampir - hampir kena gomol. Apsal Hendo dengan si Tombak masih diberi mandat? |
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antagenaiz posted on 3-8-2012 08:54 AM
FT: FC Gomel 0 - 1 Liverpool FC (Downing '68)men mmg cam sampah..cuma nasib je menyebelahi kita..
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@hardeyboyz smlm tu game piala eropah bro..bkn presizen lg..
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boleh tgk highlight gomel vs liverpool DISINI
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HarizAzhari posted on 3-8-2012 10:07 AM
Hampir - hampir kena gomol. Apsal Hendo dengan si Tombak masih diberi mandat?
maybe sb nih kot   - speaking about super jay..
- Overall, each player has their own benefit. Comparing them to Lucas though, Jay Spearing has the clear advantage to take over the role of CDM.Comparing Spearing in 2010/11 with Jordan Henderson in 2011/12, Jay Spearing puts up the more impressive numbers. He has an advantage in Clean Sheets, 50-50’s (both ground and aerial), Interceptions, Successful Tackles, and in all passing aspects of the game. The only advantage in which Henderson has is the attacking aspects (i.e., chances created, goals scored, etc.) and Successful Passing Percentage. Therefore, according to the numbers, Jay Spearing is the right man to become Lucas’s much needed replacement.
mmg la nmpk agak bagus.. 
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antagenaiz posted on 3-8-2012 10:09 AM
@hardeyboyz smlm tu game piala eropah bro..bkn presizen lg..
@hardeyboyz harap2 dia bt rombakan la..kalu player smlm tu yg main mmg sayonara la sezen depan..
lawan ngn gomel pn takat menang nasib je... 
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Jay Spearing is the right man to become Lucas’s much needed replacement? Kepelekang tanpa batasang. |
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antagenaiz posted on 3-8-2012 10:21 AM
@hardeyboyz harap2 dia bt rombakan la..kalu player smlm tu yg main mmg sayonara la sezen depan..
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@hardeyboyz harap2 pn mcm tu la..tu la nmpk mcm BR dh suka ngn bdak sterling nih..
harap suso n morgan pn dpt gak la...eyes of goal bdak morgan tu mmg bagus gak..
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Post time 1-8-2012 04:49 PM
