I think a City Break package holiday will be his only option for thatdtaai-maai wrote:
I see Bendtner wants to go to Barcelona... good luck with that!
Of course we do. No doubt whatsoever.Zidane wrote: Liverpool v Spurs this Sunday.....Spurs have to win to keep in contention for a UEFA League spot.....if they really want it ??
Really? Finishing below a side that had their worst 1st half to a season in over 50 years?JimmyGreaves wrote:What a great season for spurs, really enjoyed my football this season.
Don't think we really want it the Maestro Harry has said as much and most of the talk on the forums now is give it a miss. Would be nice to do something at Anfield though and then draw at home to Brum and give Liverpool itZidane wrote:I think a City Break package holiday will be his only option for thatdtaai-maai wrote:
I see Bendtner wants to go to Barcelona... good luck with that!
Liverpool v Spurs this Sunday.....Spurs have to win to keep in contention for a UEFA League spot.....if they really want it ??
Yes, we have had a really great season, some great nights in CL and some great football played through the season. You would need to be a spurs fan to understand that Baa Baa so don't even try too........BaaBaa. wrote:Really? Finishing below a side that had their worst 1st half to a season in over 50 years?JimmyGreaves wrote:What a great season for spurs, really enjoyed my football this season.
As you don't want it so badly I hope you finish 7th and qualify through the fairplay league where you're currently 2nd behind Chelsea.JimmyGreaves wrote:Don't think we really want it the Maestro Harry has said as much and most of the talk on the forums now is give it a miss. Would be nice to do something at Anfield though and then draw at home to Brum and give Liverpool itZidane wrote:I think a City Break package holiday will be his only option for thatdtaai-maai wrote:
I see Bendtner wants to go to Barcelona... good luck with that!
Liverpool v Spurs this Sunday.....Spurs have to win to keep in contention for a UEFA League spot.....if they really want it ??
Yawn Yawn Yawn!BaaBaa. wrote:Kenny signs a 3 year deal. HERE
Onwards and upwards then.
If there's anyone left who requires a measure of Kenny Dalglish's popularity with supporters of Liverpool Football Club, consider this. Had the board unveiled their new permanent manager, and that man was José Mourinho, or perchance Pep Guardiola, the appointment would have been greeted with cries of bitter disappointment, if not a nuclear blast of outright hostility. Roy Hodgson keeps some exalted company.
Dalglish's appointment as permanent manager of Liverpool on a three-year contract was as near to a no-brainer as decisions come. It could only have been Dalglish.
Even for a man who won three titles during his first stint in charge of the club, plus another at Blackburn Rovers, his performance since taking over from the hapless Hodgson in early January has been a revelation.
In stark statistical terms, Liverpool's form since the Second Coming of Kenny makes fine reading for a team that found themselves in the relegation zone during the opening exchanges of the season. Over those 16 Premier League games they are second in the league form table, behind only Chelsea. They have the best goal difference in the division. No team have scored as many goals (they have 35 to Chelsea's 31 and champions-elect Manchester United's 30) while only Chelsea have conceded fewer (though Liverpool have eight clean sheets, the best record in the division, to Chelsea's six). During this period, Liverpool have scored in every single league game, a record no other club can boast.
