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la nie .. yg aku dengor ler ..


pak arab dari Saudi yg betui2 berminat nak boli LFC .. backup dari sebuah bank terkaya dari Middle East ..


memang peminat setia LFC .. so hoping .. ado bid ler dari dia ..


kasik tendang ini FSG sama ngan Henry kuar .. skali ngan konco2 depa tuh ..



:D​


berita best di dengar ni...:D
 
Molby: Allen has Barca mentality

Molby knows all about aggressive, possession football - the Great Dane was one of the pivotal cogs in some of the finest passing sides Liverpool has ever produced.

And he explained why Allen's positional work, after releasing the ball, is the particular aspect of his game that marks the Welshman out as a truly gifted modern-day playmaker.

"In the modern game you've got to have great technique to be able to move the ball away from the opposition at all times," Molby told Liverpoolfc.com. "If we take the Arsenal game, we saw two midfield players who dominated the ball all the time. One of those was Allen, the other was Santi Cazorla.

"They are modern-type midfield players. But what Allen does above anything else, and it's Barcelona-like, is he moves the ball so quickly.

"At no stage does he indulge himself and think, 'I'll do a little bit for myself'. With Joe it's always about doing his bit for the team."

Molby elaborated on this point by explaining how a player's part in a forward move does not simply end once he has distributed the ball to a teammate.

Rather, the player in question should then use his positional sense to manoeuvre himself into a position where he is an outlet to the man on the ball.

And Allen plays this role to perfection, according to Molby.


"With Joe it's about moving the ball to the next player as quickly as he can and then always making himself available," he said. "A bit like Alonso when he was here: if you play somebody a pass, you never leave them in trouble.

"You always make sure that you are there to help them out and Allen does that. And it's a very rare breed of players who can do this.

"Some people might think it's the easiest thing in the world to do, but it's not. You have to be a very intelligent footballer to be able to know where to be at all times."

Allen's style and commitment has endeared him to Kopites throughout the early stages of his Anfield career. Industrious performances against Manchester City and Hearts were followed up with an impressive display as the Reds went down 2-0 to Arsenal.

"He's been our best player," said Molby. "But it's important to remember he's still a young player and it's been a massive step up for him. I know he played in the Premier League last year but the first year is the season everyone says is the easiest one; when players are full of enthusiasm and adrenaline.

"But for him to change clubs and come into a club like Liverpool and basically take the midfield by the scruff of the neck is very impressive."



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LFC name Premier League squad

Liverpool Football Club has named its Barclays Premier League squad for the 2012-13 season.

Our Barclays Premier League squad: Daniel Agger, Joe Allen, Ossama Assaidi, Jamie Carragher, Sebastian Coates, Joe Cole, Doni, Stewart Downing, Steven Gerrard, Peter Gulacsi, Jordan Henderson, Glen Johnson, Brad Jones, Jose Enrique, Martin Kelly, Lucas Leiva, Jose Reina, Nuri Sahin, Martin Skrtel, Luis Suarez.

U21s: Krisztian Adorjan, Yalany Baio, Tyrell Belford, Villyan Bijev, Fabio Borini, Cameron Brannagan, Nathan Burke, Daniel Cleary, Conor Coady, Ryan Crump, Jack Dunn, Suso, John Flanagan, Ryan Fulton, San Gainford, Niall Heaton, Jose Huertas Ortiz, Jordon Ibe, Lloyd Jones, Jordan Lussey, Joseph Maguire, Ryan McLaughlin, Yusuf Mersin, Adam Morgan, Henoc Mukendi, Michael Ngoo, Alex O'Hanlon, Daniel Pacheco, Marc Pelosi, Kristoffer Petersson, Nathan Quirk, Connor Randall, Jack Robinson, Craig Roddan, Stephen Sama, Jonjo Shelvey, Bradley Smith, Jakub Sokolik, Raheem Sterling, Joao Teixeria, Daniel Trickett-Smith, Daniel Ward, Michael Williams, Danny Wilson, Andre Wisdom, Samed Yesil.
 
Alessandro Del Piero rejected Liverpool due to the Heysel tragedy, says former agent

Juventus legend Alessandro Del Piero rejected a move to Liverpool out of respect for the Heysel tragedy, according to his former agent.

The Italian has signed a two-year contract at Sydney FC and confirmed he also snubbed a potential move to Anfield, where Brendan Rodgers is looking for free-agent strikers.

And Del Piero's ex-representative, Claudio Pasqualin, thinks the forward said no to Liverpool as a consequence of the events at the 1985 European Cup final.

Ahead of the game at the Heysel Stadium in Brussels, a disruption between Liverpool and Juventusfans caused a wall to collapse and led to the death of 39 Juventus supporters.

"I think as a real Juventino, out of respect and remembrance for the massacre at Heysel, he said no to Liverpool," Pasqualin told TMW.
 
Blackpool winger Ince has no regrets over Liverpool exit

Blackpool winger Thomas Ince has no regrets over his departure from Liverpool. Ince left Anfield last year.

"I worked with some great people, like (former Academy director) Steve Heighway and Hughie MacAuley and I had a great schooling," Ince told the Daily Mail.

"But I didn’t want to sign a four-year deal (and not play). Blackpool gave me the stage to play regularly and I haven’t looked back. It was flattering that there was interest, as it shows you are doing something well.

"But it was only right I put my faith in Blackpool because they had put their faith in me. They have helped me become the player I am and they are the reason I have got this chance with England."
 


uikss ..

belum game lagik .. dah ado result ..

memang respect ler .. kaki judi memamng tak leh carik makan ler lepas nie ..

:)):)):))​

heheheh, dah ujung minggu takde game, update le apa yg patut..​
 
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