Marc said:I think Gerrard will go abroad in the not too distant future. I know for a fact he had all but signed for chelsea, and the U turn he did had nothing at all to do with his "love for the club".
soze said:i heard his U Turn was because his liverpool mad family said they would disown him if he went to another premier leauge club.
Also whats with the Arsenal hate liverpool were aweful ect. Arsenal just played them off the park
J s p said:I remember pre-season all i heard from Liverpool fans and the media was Liverpool will be the closest challengers to Chelsea this year.
With the signings they made it was never going to happen.
Tasslehoff said:Don't get why they don't put Gerrard unto the offensive midfield or normal midfield, then switch between resting Sissoko and Alonso, both are great players, but Gerrard in a free role in front of them is much more potent.
Then they could throw a Garcia out on the right wing, think he'd be good out there.. Can't stand Gerrard being wasted away on that wing![]()
Cyrsur said:What game was you guys watching? liverpool matched arsenal and had the better chances until their first goal, they played shit second half but arsenal's other 2 goals were lucky. Van persie got fucking lucky with his "skill" on the second and on the third goal they seemed to give up.
Zenden and mark gonzalez both had shit games, zenden seemed to be invisible and mark gonzalez wasted so many chances.
I think Kuyt was a £12 signingAchilles said:Liverpool were doing pretty well for away from home against a hot shit Gooners side for the first 40 mins from what i heard on 5 live? Tbh Liverpool always buy £6ish Million players such as Bellamy, Pennant, Zenden. Need to go for big players, you pay for what you get unless you are Newcastle. Kuyt has been the only real successful siging this year. I totally agree with what someone said above: rotate Alonso and Sissoko in defensive role, Gerrard at tip of diamond, Garcia right and Gonzales left imo. It works in pro evo which is what i base all my footballing theory on
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