Whitey Grandad

Ok, fairy muff

Ok, fairy muff

I'm pleased to have helped, if I have Sometimes you have to have a clear out and bring in a fresh lot in order to make progress. For what it's worth, whilst we did ok last year I feel that we were still a few players away from ever improving.

I'm pleased to have helped, if I have Sometimes you have to have a clear out and bring in a fresh lot in order to make progress. For what it's worth, whilst we did ok last year I feel that we were still a few players away from ever improving.

According to that logic every player in the Premier League is 'dross'.

According to that logic every player in the Premier League is 'dross'.

I certainly don't think it was ever planned out this way and I suspect that things got out of control for a while but I don't think the circumstances helped. Cortese skulked off, then Pochettino, then the World Cup turned up and got in the way. Not much could be done until the new manager was sorted but by then Liverpool in the form of Gerrard had already turned players' heads. Hence the grand clear-out and refurbishment.

My compliments, sir!

Well, we all kept pretty quiet about him at the time.

Buy before you sell and you could end up with too many players to fit in the dressing room. Tap up your targets, sorry, that should read 'identify and sound out your targets through the proper channels' and be fairly confident of securing them and I'd agree with you. Of course, we knew that Liverhampton had sold Suarez for Monopoly money so we could squeeze the maximum juice out of them too.

Good idea. Sometimes I'm convinced none of us is speaking (writing) the same language. People's interpretation of what they read is moulded by their own preconceptions. It's a good thing we're all different

Yes, I've always liked him.

I said smaller, not lower than us in the table and by smaller, I didn't mean smaller than us, just smaller than the big five.

This club is not run for the benefit of Artur Boruc.

The fact remains that we let in three goals and were caught in the break. I'm not too bothered about this top-half/bottom-half of the table stuff. Tottenham ended above us because they beat us twice.

I remember being at Old Trafford and trying to work out what the difference was between the teams. It seemed to me that Man U would defend resolutely and then all of a sudden everybody would press forward and overwhelm the opposition (us). I don't know if there was some signal to do it or whether they just sensed the right moment.

Succint, and to the point.

Oh. Which is playing the part of Les?

Never confuse activity with action.

I remember what I saw. Perhaps my memories are counted by the fact that I only went to home games. Don't forget we couldn't beat Sunderland over four games.

A lot of the smaller teams wised up to us pretty quickly. We were hit on the break quite a few times and found it very hard to recover from going a goal down.

More about Lovren in the Mail: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2726131/Liverpool-s-new-20million-defender-Dejan-Lovren-Fleeing-horror-war-homeland-strong.html It just mentions us in passing.

That's no way to talk about our players

Man Utd I suppose, but Liverpool would do instead.

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