the FEcking Bored room at Lfc ..

 the FEcking Bored room at Lfc ..  

It would be easy to put all the blame on Brenda n , but now so many of the fan nies are turning against him, its time to show where the problems lie... wasting most of about 200 million since
f s g became the "infestors" at Lfc ... the boardroom... controlled by the mentality that gives BR 3 seasons, but didnt give OUR Kenny a complete season of his 3 year contract..

The people that broke Rafas contract, and chose,,,,Hodgson!! ...and the board ignored Rafa and sacked Kenny 
(both of whom are trophy winners) and chose a novice, who is exposed when up against the likes of Maureen.
last season was great footy to watch, but unlikey to win the leagues, now that Luis has gone..and Studge is doubtful.


The Supporters missed the chance back in 2007 before G & H, and Ayre did nothing to help our cause when we forced them out, replacing them with another bunch of cheating hedge-funding y(b)ankers. Before him Parry wasnt much better, neither was Moores who sold out to G & H..without checking out who they were???

2 of the events that damaged our club in the eighties Heysell & Hillsborough could have been averted.
It was clear before the 85 final v Juve that the brussels stadiu, wasnt safe and the ticketing arrangements suspect.
At the time we had won 4 of the 8 previous finals (the others being won by brit clubs!) we had the power to refuse.
Police and stadium chiefs went to jail, and our clube got heavy european ban (Juve didnt) at our time of domination.
Kennys great teams between 86/90 could have arguably won at least 2 more Champions cups.
In 1989 our support was double that of Forrest. We should have objected to the leppings Lane decision. The FA,
the conservative govt. and the Sth Yorkshire police , especially have the blood of our Red family on their hands,
BUT WE SHOULDNT HAVE ACCEPTED EITHER decision by UEFA or the FA.

Lfc (apart from Kenny) failed to come out strongly against the FA, the media and police, why didnt the board SUE
those responsible, why didnt they officially back HJC, until recently? I love my club, its the one thuings that I always had in my life, relationships, career, location, changes, people come and go, but the Reds were always in my life..

BUT, now, when its so clear, even to the most idiotic that there is something wrong, fans need to wak up and take action, there is over 30 million registered fans on the net. being ripped off, its not diffciultto manage a business with 30 million "tame customers" , selling 3 kits every season, american sponsors, who profit from our
numbers, TV revenue, advance (*increasing) ticket sales, that means you have to be afluent to get to a game.

its all about money...going in to their pockets..and what decision they make, on players, in these 3 years f,s,g have acquired something like 30 players, with arguably only Coutinho being a consistent first teamer (thats if Brent dont keep subbing him for his "pet " Allen, or Ritcher.. his "plan d"...!) Studge is now questionable becauseof the injuries, otherwise he would be the "other success"...

Several changes in the summer, disturbed a team that came close to the league trophy, when albeit the compeition was weak
(and IMO, still is..) the intelligent thing should have been to acquire 2 or 3 top, (TOP) players to blend in to the team, carefully...

but fan nies soak up the Lfc tv propanda, and every press conference has us listening to the "hype" ...
excuses, Stevie is loyal, to whoever is the team coach (BR isnt a "manager" IMO...he is a coach, decent but nothing special) but he should know that many of the Supporters would vote him as player-coach NOW , (I proposed Kenny to back him up, at least until we could bring back Rafa! (But, with f s. g. and the yankers control of the boardroom and "transfer committee" nothing will improve..

I just wonder if there is enough courage amongst the 30 million , to push the celebs, the ex players and rich fans to join together and force them out, offer shares to Liverpool people and the global Reds support. At the moment far too many are ignorant of the situation. Changing BR just is the equivalent of putting a plaster on your thumb, during a heart attack!

Wishing all TRUE REd supporters a deserved good fortune 

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Match reporting ... 

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/177130-lallana-hits-two-as-2014-ends-with-style

at last seeing some form from La La... but Phil was my m.o.m.

REDnET Bootroom
and other opinions,&
best wishes from LiverBirds...,,

Lucas: Vital the Reds continue to improve
26th Dec 2014 - Latest News

Lucas Leiva insists he is relishing his recent return to the Liverpool line-up - and the Brazilian has outlined his intentions to maintain a midfield role in Brendan Rodgers' starting XI.

Having been used only sporadically earlier in the 2014-15 campaign, Lucas was brought back into the side for the Champions League clash against Ludogorets Razgrad in Sofia on November 26.

Since then, he has been an almost constant feature in the line-up, securing a starting berth in seven out of the Reds' eight most recent fixtures.

Liverpool have lost just once in that timeframe - away to Manchester United earlier this month in the one encounter Lucas has missed since being reintroduced to the team.

"I think for us, the aim is to improve our record and be higher up the table," the midfielder told Premier League Productions. "That's what everyone here wants.

"From a personal point of view, I just want to play games week-in, week-out. I've been pleased with the way that I came back into the team and played.

"It's just important to keep that going now and hopefully have a 2015 with plenty of positives."

"It's always hard. The Premier League is becoming harder and harder. There are no easy games and you have to really play well to win matches. I think if we play the way we have played in the last couple of games, we will have a chance."

He added: "If you watch the games against the bottom teams, it's always tough and it's always hard. The game is really tight and you really have to battle. You have to challenge and I think that's why people like the Premier League.

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Stevie  moved into outright third place on the club's all-time league appearance list, overtaking Liddell's tally of 492.
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Adam Lallana has a spring in his step.

andl is ready to put a turbulent start to his Liverpool career behind him and help transform a winter of discontent into one of revival.

Lallana’s season has mirrored that of the club he joined for £23million from Southampton last July.

There has been plenty of pain and frustration but recently that’s given way to signs of rich promise.
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Arsene Wenger says he is 'forever scarred' by last season's demolition by Liverpool - Telegraph

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Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger admits that he has been forever scarred by last season's 5-1 defeat by...

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Nasa > Dec 29 Liverpool FC's Adam Lallana believes Sturridge return will help Champions League push Sturridge is making progress and is expected to make his long-awaited comeback in mid-January Daniel Sturridge is making progress after his injury and should return in mid-January Adam Lallana believes the return of Daniel Sturridge will help inspire Liverpool's push for a Champions League spot in the second half of the campaign. The £23million midfielder hasn't yet had the chance to line up for the Reds alongside his fellow England international. Sturridge has been out since August with thigh and calf injuries wrecking his campaign. Andrew>   Dec 30 But I'd still like a decent not as defensive coach LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !! Nasa >  Dec 30 Pressing performance set the tone for Liverpool’s victory Press, press, press, pass, pass, pass. It was the style that set the tone,This season that pressing game, and subsequent passing game, has been conspicuous by its absence. Teams have been able to come to Anfield and not had to withstand the pressure that they had last season - and it has hurt the Reds. Clearly the Reds have missed the enthusiasm of Luis Suarez and the athleticism of Daniel Sturridge. <snip> An improvement in performances has followed and the Reds returned to form in style, and they suffocated the life out of the Swans.The sight of Adam Lallana, Philippe Coutinho and Sterling forcing Swansea into mistake after mistake, and then ruthlessly punishing them, was something to behold. Coutinho, in particular, was wonderfully effective as the Reds' front men danced around him. Behind them Jordan Henderson and Lucas Leiva kept the pressure on, never allowing the visitors to settle and forcing Jonjo Shelvey and co to concede possession and make mistakes. CS> calm down, one performance dont make a team, BR still needs to avoid the tendency  to change , especially defenders  Nasa>  Liverpool fans saw their most expensive summer acquisition, Adam Lallana , decorate a fine performance with two crucial goals . They saw Alberto Moreno raiding from left wing-back to grab the game's opening goal, and they saw Javi Manquillo and Emre Can turn in solid, if unspectacular, defensive displays. They were even treated to cameos from Lazar Markovic , who has found his feet of late, and Mario Balotelli, who is still to find his. The temptation with signings, especially expensive ones, is to expect instant rewards.  The reality is often very different. CS> There were far too many changes in the summer, more signings are a bigger risk, as the new players  only now look to participate..  Lfc official> Jordan Henderson is backing Liverpool's recently established attacking triumvirate of Philippe Coutinho, Adam Lallana and Raheem Sterling to continue wreaking havoc upon opposition defences.The trio were 'outstanding' according to the vice-captain as the Reds secured a winning end to their calendar year by putting four past Swansea City at Anfield in the Barclays Premier League on Monday night. Coutinho prowled the pitch with trademark menace, sliding the ball into feet and carving out complex passes with extreme ease, as well as harrying the opposition into relinquishing possession. Sterling was his tireless self; running the flanks, running through the ranks, running Swansea ragged, while Lallana showed first persistence then poise to plunder two precious goals in the game. It was the fifth consecutive match in which Brenda n  had named the three as the spearhead of his side and the trio delivered the requisite pressure, pace and ingenuity to secure all three points..."Lallana and Coutinho are playing in a more advanced position behind Raheem and I think they've been outstanding," Henderson told lfctv following the 4-1 win over Swansea. "Those three have caused teams real problems. Again tonight they were outstanding. They were a real threat going forward, but they also did the dirty work as well in defending, so that was very pleasing for us. "I thought from start to finish we were very good, the intensity was good. We created a lot of chances and we defended well too. So it was very pleasing. It was a good performance and a good three points as well. "I think the team is gelling really well at the minute. We're playing some great football and we're dominating games. So hopefully we can just keep working hard on the training field and put in performances like that." Henderson led Liverpool out proudly sporting the captain's armband for the fourth time on Monday night and the midfielder turned in a display worthy of the mantle. While the team's attacking talents dazzled, the No.14's industry was just as vital as he hunted the ball back from Swansea - and the 24-year-old also played a vital role in the first and last goals. His pass allowed Alberto Moreno to hammer home the opening goal of the game, while later on in the second half, his corner at the Kop end was turned into the back of the visitors' net by former Red Jonjo Shelvey. "It's always nice to have an impact on the game, whether you're scoring or creating assists," reflected Henderson. "So it was nice from that point of view. But I thought it was important for the whole team to play well and work as a team and I thought that we did that tonight. We have a couple of wins now and hopefully we can carry that on into the New Year. We have a tough game on Thursday, where we'll hopefully put in another good performance and get a good result and start to climb the table and keep going from there. Hopefully during the second half of the season we can be much better.   "Liverpool FC defender Kolo Toure named in Ivory Coast's African Cup of Nations squad The 33-year-old could miss up to six games for the Reds  (hmmmmm...) Sterling wins ESPN FC annual accolade 29th Dec 2014 - Latest News Raheem Sterling has been named the Breakout Player of 2014 in ESPN FC's annual awards. The 20-year-old was revealed as the European Golden Boy earlier this month in recognition of a thrilling calendar year for the Liverpool forward at all levels. He was a key figure in the Reds' charge towards the Barclays Premier League title last season and, with six goals, is the team's current top scorer in this campaign  Sterling was also widely considered one of England's most impressive performers in an otherwise frustrating World Cup campaign in Brazil during the summer.Further acknowledgement has now arrived with this accolade, which was voted for by football followers on the ESPN FC website. Robert Pr >Dec 29 can't see people about moaning about Gerrard not playing now ;) lol CS>silly , not one of the players are in Stevies class, thats an insult to our greatest player, who carried the team so many times, its typical banal thinking after one good game without him...

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Nasa > Dec 29 Liverpool FC's Adam Lallana believes Sturridge return will help Champions League push Sturridge is making progress and is expected to make his long-awaited comeback in mid-January Daniel Sturridge is making progress after his injury and should return in mid-January Adam Lallana believes the return of Daniel Sturridge will help inspire Liverpool's push for a Champions League spot in the second half of the campaign. The £23million midfielder hasn't yet had the chance to line up for the Reds alongside his fellow England international. Sturridge has been out since August with thigh and calf injuries wrecking his campaign. Andrew>

Dec 30

But I'd still like a decent not as defensive coach

LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !!

Nasa >  Dec 30 Pressing performance set the tone for Liverpool’s victory Press, press, press, pass, pass, pass. It was the style that set the tone,This season that pressing game, and subsequent passing game, has been conspicuous by its absence. Teams have been able to come to Anfield and not had to withstand the pressure that they had last season - and it has hurt the Reds. Clearly the Reds have missed the enthusiasm of Luis Suarez and the athleticism of Daniel Sturridge. <snip> An improvement in performances has followed and the Reds returned to form in style, and they suffocated the life out of the Swans.The sight of Adam Lallana, Philippe Coutinho and Sterling forcing Swansea into mistake after mistake, and then ruthlessly punishing them, was something to behold. Coutinho, in particular, was wonderfully effective as the Reds' front men danced around him. Behind them Jordan Henderson and Lucas Leiva kept the pressure on, never allowing the visitors to settle and forcing Jonjo Shelvey and co to concede possession and make mistakes. CS> calm down, one performance dont make a team, BR still needs to avoid the tendency  to change , especially defenders  Nasa>  Liverpool fans saw their most expensive summer acquisition, Adam Lallana , decorate a fine performance with two crucial goals . They saw Alberto Moreno raiding from left wing-back to grab the game's opening goal, and they saw Javi Manquillo and Emre Can turn in solid, if unspectacular, defensive displays. They were even treated to cameos from Lazar Markovic , who has found his feet of late, and Mario Balotelli, who is still to find his. The temptation with signings, especially expensive ones, is to expect instant rewards.  The reality is often very different. CS> There were far too many changes in the summer, more signings are a bigger risk, as the new players  only now look to participate..  Lfc official> Jordan Henderson is backing Liverpool's recently established attacking triumvirate of Philippe Coutinho, Adam Lallana and Raheem Sterling to continue wreaking havoc upon opposition defences.The trio were 'outstanding' according to the vice-captain as the Reds secured a winning end to their calendar year by putting four past Swansea City at Anfield in the Barclays Premier League on Monday night. Coutinho prowled the pitch with trademark menace, sliding the ball into feet and carving out complex passes with extreme ease, as well as harrying the opposition into relinquishing possession. Sterling was his tireless self; running the flanks, running through the ranks, running Swansea ragged, while Lallana showed first persistence then poise to plunder two precious goals in the game. It was the fifth consecutive match in which Brenda n  had named the three as the spearhead of his side and the trio delivered the requisite pressure, pace and ingenuity to secure all three points..."Lallana and Coutinho are playing in a more advanced position behind Raheem and I think they've been outstanding," Henderson told lfctv following the 4-1 win over Swansea. "Those three have caused teams real problems. Again tonight they were outstanding. They were a real threat going forward, but they also did the dirty work as well in defending, so that was very pleasing for us. "I thought from start to finish we were very good, the intensity was good. We created a lot of chances and we defended well too. So it was very pleasing. It was a good performance and a good three points as well. "I think the team is gelling really well at the minute. We're playing some great football and we're dominating games. So hopefully we can just keep working hard on the training field and put in performances like that." Henderson led Liverpool out proudly sporting the captain's armband for the fourth time on Monday night and the midfielder turned in a display worthy of the mantle. While the team's attacking talents dazzled, the No.14's industry was just as vital as he hunted the ball back from Swansea - and the 24-year-old also played a vital role in the first and last goals. His pass allowed Alberto Moreno to hammer home the opening goal of the game, while later on in the second half, his corner at the Kop end was turned into the back of the visitors' net by former Red Jonjo Shelvey. "It's always nice to have an impact on the game, whether you're scoring or creating assists," reflected Henderson. "So it was nice from that point of view. But I thought it was important for the whole team to play well and work as a team and I thought that we did that tonight. We have a couple of wins now and hopefully we can carry that on into the New Year. We have a tough game on Thursday, where we'll hopefully put in another good performance and get a good result and start to climb the table and keep going from there. Hopefully during the second half of the season we can be much better.   "Liverpool FC defender Kolo Toure named in Ivory Coast's African Cup of Nations squad The 33-year-old could miss up to six games for the Reds  (hmmmmm...) Sterling wins ESPN FC annual accolade 29th Dec 2014 - Latest News Raheem Sterling has been named the Breakout Player of 2014 in ESPN FC's annual awards. The 20-year-old was revealed as the European Golden Boy earlier this month in recognition of a thrilling calendar year for the Liverpool forward at all levels. He was a key figure in the Reds' charge towards the Barclays Premier League title last season and, with six goals, is the team's current top scorer in this campaign  Sterling was also widely considered one of England's most impressive performers in an otherwise frustrating World Cup campaign in Brazil during the summer.Further acknowledgement has now arrived with this accolade, which was voted for by football followers on the ESPN FC website. Robert Pr >Dec 29 can't see people about moaning about Gerrard not playing now ;) lol CS>silly , not one of the players are in Stevies class, thats an insult to our greatest player, who carried the team so many times, its typical banal thinking after one good game without him...

Nasa >

Dec 29

Liverpool FC's Adam Lallana believes Sturridge return will help Champions League push

Sturridge is making progress and is expected to make his long-awaited comeback in mid-January
Daniel Sturridge is making progress after his injury and should return in mid-January

Adam Lallana believes the return of Daniel Sturridge will help inspire Liverpool's push for a Champions League spot in the second half of the campaign.
The £23million midfielder hasn't yet had the chance to line up for the Reds alongside his fellow England international.
Sturridge has been out since August with thigh and calf injuries wrecking his campaign.

Andrew> 

Nasa >

Dec 29

 Dec 30

Nasa >

Dec 30

Pressing performance set the tone for Liverpool’s victory
Press, press, press, pass, pass, pass. It was the style that set the tone,This season that pressing game, and subsequent passing game, has been conspicuous by its absence. Teams have been able to come to Anfield and not had to withstand the pressure that they had last season - and it has hurt the Reds.

Clearly the Reds have missed the enthusiasm of Luis Suarez and the athleticism of Daniel Sturridge.
<snip>

An improvement in performances has followed and the Reds returned to form in style, and they suffocated the life out of the Swans.The sight of Adam Lallana, Philippe Coutinho and Sterling forcing Swansea into mistake after mistake, and then ruthlessly punishing them, was something to behold.

Coutinho, in particular, was wonderfully effective as the Reds' front men danced around him.
Behind them Jordan Henderson and Lucas Leiva kept the pressure on, never allowing the visitors to settle and forcing Jonjo Shelvey and co to concede possession and make mistakes.

CS> calm down, one performance dont make a team, BR still needs to avoid the tendency 

to change , especially defenders 

Nasa>  Liverpool fans saw their most expensive summer acquisition, Adam Lallana , decorate a fine performance with two crucial goals . They saw Alberto Moreno raiding from left wing-back to grab the game's opening goal, and they saw Javi Manquillo and Emre Can turn in solid, if unspectacular, defensive displays.

They were even treated to cameos from Lazar Markovic , who has found his feet of late, and Mario Balotelli, who is still to find his.
The temptation with signings, especially expensive ones, is to expect instant rewards.

 The reality is often very different.

CS> There were far too many changes in the summer, more signings are a bigger risk, as the new players 

only now look to participate.. 

Lfc official> Jordan Henderson is backing Liverpool's recently established attacking triumvirate of Philippe Coutinho, Adam Lallana and Raheem Sterling to continue wreaking havoc upon opposition defences.The trio were 'outstanding' according to the vice-captain as the Reds secured a winning end to their calendar year by putting four past Swansea City at Anfield in the Barclays Premier League on Monday night.

Coutinho prowled the pitch with trademark menace, sliding the ball into feet and carving out complex passes with extreme ease, as well as harrying the opposition into relinquishing possession. Sterling was his tireless self; running the flanks, running through the ranks, running Swansea ragged, while Lallana showed first persistence then poise to plunder two precious goals in the game.

It was the fifth consecutive match in which Brenda n  had named the three as the spearhead of his side and the trio delivered the requisite pressure, pace and ingenuity to secure all three points..."Lallana and Coutinho are playing in a more advanced position behind Raheem and I think they've been outstanding," Henderson told lfctv following the 4-1 win over Swansea.

"Those three have caused teams real problems. Again tonight they were outstanding. They were a real threat going forward, but they also did the dirty work as well in defending, so that was very pleasing for us.
"I thought from start to finish we were very good, the intensity was good. We created a lot of chances and we defended well too. So it was very pleasing. It was a good performance and a good three points as well.

"I think the team is gelling really well at the minute. We're playing some great football and we're dominating games. So hopefully we can just keep working hard on the training field and put in performances like that."
Henderson led Liverpool out proudly sporting the captain's armband for the fourth time on Monday night and the midfielder turned in a display worthy of the mantle.

While the team's attacking talents dazzled, the No.14's industry was just as vital as he hunted the ball back from Swansea - and the 24-year-old also played a vital role in the first and last goals.
His pass allowed Alberto Moreno to hammer home the opening goal of the game, while later on in the second half, his corner at the Kop end was turned into the back of the visitors' net by former Red Jonjo Shelvey.

"It's always nice to have an impact on the game, whether you're scoring or creating assists," reflected Henderson. "So it was nice from that point of view. But I thought it was important for the whole team to play well and work as a team and I thought that we did that tonight.
We have a couple of wins now and hopefully we can carry that on into the New Year. We have a tough game on Thursday, where we'll hopefully put in another good performance and get a good result and start to climb the table and keep going from there. Hopefully during the second half of the season we can be much better.  

"Liverpool FC defender Kolo Toure named in Ivory Coast's African Cup of Nations squad

The 33-year-old could miss up to six games for the Reds  (hmmmmm...)
Sterling wins ESPN FC annual accolade
29th Dec 2014 - Latest News

Raheem Sterling has been named the Breakout Player of 2014 in ESPN FC's annual awards.
The 20-year-old was revealed as the European Golden Boy earlier this month in recognition of a thrilling calendar year for the Liverpool forward at all levels.
He was a key figure in the Reds' charge towards the Barclays Premier League title last season and, with six goals, is the team's current top scorer in this campaign 
Sterling was also widely considered one of England's most impressive performers in an otherwise frustrating World Cup campaign in Brazil during the summer.Further acknowledgement has now arrived with this accolade, which was voted for by football followers on the ESPN FC website.

Robert Pr

>Dec 29

can't see people about moaning about Gerrard not playing now ;) lol

CS>silly , not one of the players are in Stevies class, thats an insult to our greatest player, who carried the team so many times, its typical banal thinking after one good game without him...

Nasa >

 Dec 30

Robert Pr

>Dec 29

not Boxing update...

burnley 0 LIVERPOOL 1 (Raheem) 

we didnt BOX , burnley did!  slow start,... our  Team were far too deep first half, dont know if Can made much of a difference
but we looked more positive 2nd half, Mign. looks shaky, but maybe he can recover..
has to, because constant changes to a defence is damaging to team play and confidence, but
too often we were 2nd to the ball, played without conviction,
once again Coutinho proved his creative value with the assist and Raheem finished well,
but I dont agree with taking Phil. off when we nede to keep control of the game. to rely
on long balls to Richie, caught twice offside, is guaranteed to lose possession// 
which when playing bottom  teams who rely on pressure and effort, is not clever.

However, Burnley (who seemed to make FOUR subs late in the 2nd half ha ha...) 
...didnt get one chance on target apart from hitting the post when Brad was injured,
anyway, 0 goals against and three points... 

report: http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/176999-sterling-strike-seals-boxing-day-victory

we will need to start well monday v Swans.. we struggled to beat them at home in League cup with a late winner, we must fight first then control game..

REdNET Bootroom> 

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/177026-lucas-fully-focused-on-maximum-hauls

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/177027-raheem-i-d-already-decided-what-to-do

http://xtra.liverpoolfc.com/news/9-pre-match-stats-you-need-to-know-ahead-of-the-reds-clash-with-burnley
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http://xtra.liverpoolfc.com/listicles/liverpool-fc-s-9-greatest-goalscoring-defenders ======

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http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/30568680============                                 
http://chrismithlog.blogspot.com/2014/12/a-happy-rednet-chrismith.html     ....................             .............a happy "REdNET ChriSmiTH"   

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/176751-displays-like-that-can-earn-us-results   

opinion & more

Wayne >Dec 26  
Bodgers is an absolute disgrace to single out one player, to blame for his (bodgers) failings. #totaljoke

New Liverpool system is bringing the best out of me says Adam Lallana www.liverpoolecho.co.uk 
"Tactical tweak is helping Liverpool FC"

Tony O'D> Dec 24  
I would just like to wish each and everyone of you REDS an Awesome Xmas and a Happy New Year :) Hope you and your family's have a great 1 :) From me and Xabi YNWA REDS :) RED 4 EVER :) x

Robert > Dec 21  
Brendan Rodgers is confident Daniel Sturridge remains firmly on course for a return to action in the New Year.
The striker is currently in Boston where he is undergoing a rehabilitation programme on a thigh problem sustained in November.
Successive injuries have meant Sturridge has not figured for the Reds since August 31, but Rodgers is hopeful the 25-year-old will be challenging for a place in his team in January.

Pa Y> Dec 21  
IM HAPPY WITH THE DRAW, RIGHT NOW , IT MIGHT BE THE KICK START WE NEED. SO MANY AVERAGE PISS POOR PLAYERS IN THE SQUAD BUT FROM WHAT I SEEN , THERE WAS A BIT OF FIGHT AND A NOISY KOP..

posted in LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !!
 Nasa > Dec 25  
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Gary McCallister a truly great player. YNWA 

Nasa > Dec 25  
Nine points a must for Liverpool FC over Christmas, says Neil Jones
The Echo's sports writer gives his opinion after their press conference this morning
Liverpool Echo sports writer Neil Jones says Liverpool FC must target nine points from their Christmas games if they are to climb up the league table.
The Reds face Burnley, Swansea and Leicester over the festive period and Neil said: "Last season you would be saying that was a nailed on nine points, but this season you cannot make any guarantees.
"However they are games where if Liverpool are to push on they have to get at least seven points from, and I would say they have to get nine. They are capable of doing it, if they retain their recent performance levels."

Nasa >Dec 25  
U21s make festive visit to Claire House

Four players from Liverpool's U21s team made a special Christmas visit to Claire House Children's Hospice yesterday and left a lasting impression on one young Kopite in particular.
Cameron Brannagan, Joe Maguire, Connor Randall and Daniel Trickett-Smith were the quartet of Academy representatives seeking to spread festive cheer at the base in Wirral.
Their trip was part of an ongoing partnership between the club and the hospice, which aims to enhance the quality of life for children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions.
Players from the Reds' youth teams in Kirkby are regular visitors to Claire House and the youngsters staying there, in addition to volunteering at the organisation's charity shops.

Andrew Peter H> Dec 25  
happy xmas to all Liverpool fans we will never walk alone

James Michael P> Dec 21  
dont give me your "we go again" "believe" "faith crap.
in brendan i dont f......g trust. He should get sacked.
we not gonna win today <B4 arse*** game! > 

Nasa > Dec 24  
Mario Balotelli struggling to adapt Liverpool's style of play, says Brenda n 
Rodgers admits Mario Balotelli is struggling to adapt to Liverpool’s style of play and has refused to comment on speculation linking Fernando Torres with a return to Anfield.

CS> 4 months later!

Rodgers open to January signings to help boost struggling Liverpool
The Reds have suffered an indifferent campaign so far and Rodgers is open to the right additions in January to help his side challenge for the top four
 Brendan Rodgers has revealed that he is open to making signings in January - provided they are right for him

CS> I wou1dnt trust BR and f s g with my weekend shopping money!

Luis Suarez sends 500 Christmas baskets to kids at Uruguayan hospital
The Barca striker has shown he is in touch with his charitable side after sending the packages to children in his home country
Suarez has sent 500 baskets of gifts for children and their families at a Uruguayan hospital.

he has sent the packages to the Pereira Rossell hospital in Montevideo.
The sacks included Christmas food and drinks, and the Uruguay forward donated the carts as part of his ambassadorial role at Uruguayan foundation 'Scremini Pérez', a children's cancer charity.
Suarez included on each bag the message: "Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a wonderful 2015 with your loved ones. Luis Suarez and family."

Suarez has endured a career of controversy since making his name with Ajax, including three separate biting incidents and a racism storm with then Manchester United defender Patrice Evra.
His reputation on the field has suffered because of it, particularly in England, and his failure to clean up his act sped up his exit from the Premier League.
However, he is still seen as a legend in his native Uruguay, and has show his big-hearted side by sending the Christmas gifts for children who will be spending the big day in hospital.
Suarez has had a slow start to his career with Barca, netting just once in his first eight La Liga appearances.

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RAFA'S NAPOLI WIN THE ITALIAN SUPER CUP

LFC Academy players and staff to take part in Christmas peace tournament www.liverpoolecho.co.uk 
Premier League Christmas Truce International tournament takes place this weekend

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 Nasa > Dec 24  

The festive period has brought some brilliant memories for Liverpool FC. 
Here's some of the best xmas crackers.

Manchester United 0-3 Liverpool
December 26, 1978

“They are as good as most in Europe and they should be a cert for the championship,” said United manager Dave Sexton after the Reds destroyed their rivals at Old Trafford to stay top of the league.
Goals from Ray Kennedy and Jimmy Case put the reigning European champions in full control, before David Fairclough – making one of his 92 starts – rounded off the result with a brilliant goal, leaving four defenders sprawling and dinking it past the goalkeeper.

Liverpool 5-2 Manchester City
December 27, 1982

Liverpool moved five points clear of Nottingham Forest with a brilliant win over mid-table Manchester City in a game that kicked off at 11.30am.
Despite the early start, the Reds were quick out the blocks, 3-0 up before midday. Two from Kenny Dalglish either side of a Phil Neal strike won the game for Liverpool before 30 minutes.
David Cross pulled one back for City before half-time but Ian Rush and the hat-trick goal from Dalglish made it 5-1. Tommy Caton managed a consolation for City, who had Joe Corrigan in goal.

Liverpool 3-1 Leeds
December 26, 1997

A great Boxing Day for the Reds as they jumped above Leeds United in the table with a stirring win. Starting Robbie Fowler and Michael Owen up front, a goalless first half was followed by an Owen strike just seconds into the second half. Alf-Inge Haaland equalised but two late goals from Fowler saw the Reds move into fourth.

One report spoke well of “the [sort of] high-quality, high-speed passing plus brave hearts too when the studs started to fly”.
Liverpool 4-0 Arsenal
December 23, 2000

It was a very Merry Christmas for Liverpool, who had consecutive wins over Manchester United and Arsenal to celebrate – the latter being a full-on hammering.
An early drive from outside the area by Steven Gerrard put the Reds in control. In the second half, goals from Michael Owen, Nick Barmby and Robbie Fowler had Anfield jubilant, moving Gerard Houllier's team within two points of the second-place Gunners.

West Brom 0-5 Liverpool
December 26, 2004

Rafael Bentiez's first festive period as Reds boss got off to a cracker with what was his biggest win since joining six months earlier.
Liverpool had made a habit of hammering West Brom and did so here, with John Arne Riise firing in the opener. West Brom then had Cosmin Contra sent off – but Milan Baros missed the resulting penalty – to keep the score at 1-0 going into half time.
But with the man advantage, Liverpool run the home side ragged in the second 45. Goals from Florent Sinama-Pongolle, Steven Gerrard, Luis Garcia and a second for Riise confirmed just their second away win of the campaign. 

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    http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/176751-displays-like-that-can-earn-us-results    .a late equalizer from wounded hero Martin Skrtel, saved a point v arse nal sunday    

the first half was mostly ours, Coutinhos goal was classy , he missed easier chances in the game,
but always looked dangerous...Possession was 65 to 35 % & the gooners had only 2 attempts but scored an equalizer just before the break, 
after H-T the REds looked bright again, but I feel the injury and the long stoppage for tretment to Skrtel, (*10 mins ).....
.....I dont feel throwing on Borimi or Lambert did it, its the sort of thing I expect the airmchair fan nies to propose
///  extra forwards just tend to make the play seem desperate..... and Brent needs to "have a word"<  2 red cards in recent games, is part of "bad luck" which goes with a lack of confidence /...the Team is close to return to form
..... but its a shame Sahko is back, I dont rate him any better than ( the now injured ?) Lovren .......................... IN 2nd l Szczesny was a keeper blocking all - until Skrtel found a way, with a storming nod into the corner, to salvage a point.
 the No.37 was pleased & keen to acknowledge the players' need to tighten up at either end of the field.

"It is good that we scored the goal and got a point - we showed our spirit, desire and fight until the end," the centre-back explained to Liverpoolfc.com from inside the tunnel at Anfield. In the first half, we were totally dominant and scored a goal. But straight after we conceded, just before half-time. There were a few mistakes there. Then we were behind a goal and trying to get an equaliser. I'm just glad we got it. Performance-wise, it was good. In the last three games - Manchester United, Bournemouth and this - I think we did well.

"We just couldn't get the result because of the goals we conceded and not taking more chances. But if we carry on in this way, it will be good for us. Now we have to get ready for the next game, Burnley away. We need to get the three points there." nThe 30-year-old had endured an accidental kick to the head from Giroud early in the second half, forcing extensive treatment and a long break in play.
The incident was a major factor behind the nine minutes of stoppage time , during which Liverpool scored the dramatic leveller.

"It's alright now," Skrtel reported on the injury. "It was quite sore straight after the accident, but that's part of football. I'm just glad I could carry on and be part of the game.

"I'm happy about the goal because it helped the team to get a point. But we're disappointed because after the performance we showed - we were dominating - we deserved more than we got."

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/176727-skrtel-header-earns-draw-against-arsenal ......http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/176738-rodgers-on-sturridge-injury-latest =================================   

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Robert > 2:29pm Dec 19 A number of date, time and broadcast alterations have today been confirmed for Liverpool's Barclays Premier League fixtures in February and March of next year. The Merseyside derby at Goodison Park will remain on Saturday February 7, 2015, but kick-off has been rescheduled for 5.30pm GMT and the match will be televised by Sky Sports. Three days later, the Reds welcome Tottenham Hotspur to Anfield. The date and time of that fixture is unchanged, but the contest will now be broadcast on BT Sport. Their away trip to Southampton, originally set for Saturday February 21, has been moved to the following day at 4.15pm GMT and will be shown live on Sky Sports. Liverpool's second meeting with Manchester City of the season has been rescheduled; that game will now be held at 12pm GMT on Sunday March 1 and broadcast by Sky Sports. Therefore, the home game with Burnley has also been moved back by one day, with the kick-off time remaining 8pm GMT but now on Wednesday March 4.   CS > dictated by TV!!!

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Liverpool threaten Napoli contract talks with Benitez | Tribal Football www.tribalfootball.com Napoli coach Rafa Benitez is being linked with a return to Liverpool.

Wayne > 12:49am Dec 21 Gerrard sets Liverpool target of top four finish and a cup www.mirror.co.uk

CS> Stevie ...U can do better!!!              aim for the stars!                                                                                                                                      posted in RED 4 EVER

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  Raheem Sterling gratefully collected Europe's Golden Boy award today and, after explaining why the personal recognition means so much, insisted that there is plenty more room for improvement in his game.
The Liverpool No.31 received the individual accolade for being picked out ahead of 39 shortlisted others as the most impressive young player in Europe for 2014 by a series of leading newspapers from around the continent.

Established by Italian publication Tuttosport more than a decade ago, the honour has previously been presented to the likes of Sergio Aguero, Mario Balotelli, Lionel Messi and Wayne Rooney - and Sterling is the first Reds player to win the trophy.It arrives as reward for a calendar year in which the 20-year-old has developed into a feared opponent to any defence at domestic and international level, with his natural talent bearing rich rewards and almost a Barclays Premier League title.

"It's a great achievement to win such an award," Sterling reflected to Liverpoolfc.com immediately upon receiving the prize. "It's a really happy feeling for me and my family, of course.

"Something I've always wanted to do is to work hard playing football and try to be recognised. I'm really grateful that people have shown me this recognition.
"It's down to hard work. I'm really happy that people are recognising that I'm trying to work hard and do my best for this football club. I'm really grateful for this award."

The forward has been used in a more central role for Liverpool's last two matches by Brendan Rodgers and inspired his team to a 3-1 Capital One Cup victory at Bournemouth , the attacker explained why further progress is chief among his aims.He added: "There's always room for improvement. At this moment in time, I should have a few more goals, but I've not taken some of my chances. But I'm young and learning all the time."This award just shows that hard work gets you where you want to be, and that I'm on the right track for where I want to be in my career. Hopefully I can just keep working hard and try to take my game to the next level.     posted in Liverpool forever

in LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !! Nasa > 7:54pm Dec 11 Photo gallery: Reds return to Alder Hey posted in LFC YNWA GROUP  I HOPE YOU ALL HAVE A WONDERFUL FESTIVE PERIOD REDS! MY LOVE TO YOU & YOURS. YNWA JFT96 Mark > 9:37pm Dec 10 Still carrying the team? Nasa > 4:51pm Dec 12 Great to see that team spirit is still there - lose that then we are fcuked ... LOL - with Gia Kopites LiverbirdAngel's and Alexender Donomar. Now THIS is a great squad! Mark > 3:18pm Dec 14 Someone call Specsavers! ........................but ......Liverpool's lowest points tally after 16 games since 1964-65. Mark >

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posted in LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !! Nasa> 10:13am Dec 13 Academy and Ladies stars attend LDSA dinner 12th Dec 2014 - Latest News Liverpool FC Academy and Ladies players joined two club legends at the Liverpool Disabled Supporters Association's Christmas gala dinner on Thursday night. Jerome Sinclair and Sheyi Ojo from the Academy, Ashley Hodson and Katie Zelem from the Ladies' side were alongside Roy Evans and Alan Kennedy for the dinner, which took place in the Reds Lounge at Anfield. Robert > 9:24pm Dec 18 52 Consecutive passes in build up for Sterlings 1st                                                                                                                                                                                 Humour ,  Irony,  BS,                                                           and............     fan nies...      ........................................................................................................................How do you spend more than £215 million on transfer and loan fees and sign 24 footballers but end up with only two who have significantly improved your first team? You hire Liverpool's infamous "Transfer Committee." Established in the summer of 2012 to introduce science and collective decision-making to the club's recruitment policy, Liverpool's committee is formally composed of four individuals—Brendan Rodgers (manager), Ian Ayre (chief executive), Dave Fallows (head of recruitment) and Michael Edwards (head of performance analysis). Their collective conclusions have been little short of catastrophic. More than half of the Transfer Committee's spending occurred this last summer, when Rodgers boasted of having a "different vision" and a clear transfer "strategy" to Sky Sports (h/t ESPN FC). Yet with that spending, Liverpool have descended to ninth in the Premier League, scoring just seven times in eight home games. As they were outplayed and ousted from the Champions League by FC Basel  Rodgers chose to start just two of Anfield's high-tariff summer recruits.One of them, Rickie Lambert, began at centre-forward despite, as captain Steven Gerrard put it, having "ran himself into the ground the last five games." Rodgers had such little faith in his other strikers that he named no backup to the weary Lambert for a must-win game. Watching from the stands were two Transfer Committee specials: Mario Balotelli (read about his LFC contract here), who was still sidelined with the peculiarly intransigent injury that brought a halt to the Italian's embarrassing barren spell leading Liverpool's attack, and Fabio Borini, the €13.3 million acquisition from AS Roma who Rodgers told the club's website "the supporters will love" in his first spell at the club. Between them, Balotelli, Borini and Lambert have delivered just two league goals in 40 Liverpool appearances. Forwards are by no means the sole area of underperformance. Simon Mignolet is a £9 million goalkeeper for whom Liverpool were scouting replacements before his first season was even complete. More than £45 million in fees have been spent on three centre-backs, yet Rodgers still frequently pairs the error-prone Martin Skrtel with the greatly declined Kolo Toure (brought in for free but with high wages).Still more money has been spent on midfielders, only for Rodgers to use four inherited players for five starting in midweek. The Northern Irishman's apologists like to use the committee to absolve him of blame for many of these signings. The truth is more insidious. Rodgers has the power of veto over any transfer target proposed by Ayre, Edwards, Fallows or chief scout Barry Hunter. The rest of the committee can veto any player proposed by Rodgers. In the manager's first summer at Anfield, for example, he asked for a cavalcade of his former Swansea City charges, including Leon Britton, Gylfi Sigurdsson, Neil Taylor and Michel Vorm. Purchases were restricted to an inflated £15m fee for Joe Allen. In May, Rodgers explained his significant role in the Liverpool transfer process to James Pearce of the Liverpool Echo: “Obviously, I am involved heavily in the identification of the player. The principal idea when I first came in was that like any manager you will have the first call on a player and the last call. That's the call on whether he's good enough to continue to look at and try to organise a deal and the last call to say yes or no. There is a big part that goes on in between. In modern football you need to trust other people to do the work. That's something we do here and that's why we have had the success we've had.” Edwards is the committee's other main protagonist. A former video analyst whom Damien Comolli brought with him from Tottenham Hotspur, Edwards gained the trust of Liverpool's principal owner, John W. Henry, by presenting a statistical model for analysing potential signings. Famously enamoured with Billy Beane's sabermetric approach to hiring baseball players, Henry believed that in the young Englishman he had a football equivalent. Edwards was invited to spend time with Henry at the businessman's Florida mansion. His guidance was taken seriously when Henry and the rest of Fenway Sports Group sought a replacement for former Reds manager Roy Hodgson. Aware that numbers mattered to FSG's vision for the club, Edwards appointed Ian Graham as Liverpool's director of research. Holder of a PhD in theoretical physics, Graham had developed a computer programme designed to add discriminative value to player performance statistics provided by companies such as ProZone. When Rodgers, a scout or an agent suggested Liverpool sign a particular player, Edwards would have the player's numbers run through the Graham model. If the computer said no, the deal was off. When Red Bull Salzburg were looking for a buyer for Sadio Mane in the summer, Liverpool were one of the clubs approached. Graham's analysis indicated the Senegal international wasn't good enough, so Mane ended up at Southampton instead (paid for with a fraction of the money Rodgers channelled to the South Coast club for Adam Lallana, Dejan Lovren and Lambert). Mane's new club currently sit fifth in the league table, five points ahead of Liverpool.Edwards' backing of a "moneyball" approach and Rodgers' limited knowledge of non-Premier League players has led to several standoffs. Oussama Assaidi and Nuri Sahin were Edwards' men whom Rodgers assented to signing then hardly used in their preferred positions. After seven league appearances in five months, Sahin's loan was terminated. The Turkey international ended the 2012-13 season playing a Champions League final for Borussia Dortmund. Assaidi, recently identified by Raheem Sterling as his most skilful team-mate, per Sky Sports, was permitted a total of 83 minutes in the league before being loaned to Stoke City for the last two seasons. In their first summer working together, Edwards pushed for Fiorentina centre-back Matija Nastasic to be recruited. Rodgers wanted a player with Premier League experience, but during the standoff, Manchester City bought the Serb instead. Nastasic was named Manchester City's Young Player of the Year during his first season in England, while Liverpool still hasn't found a reliable central defender. For another Premier League manager whose club also utilised the Graham model, part of that comes as no surprise. "That guy was a serious nerd," he says. "And the program was ridiculous. The parameters were set from his own view of what a defender, midfielder or attacker should do. They were ludicrous and inaccurate." For two Anfield years, Luis Suarez's unalloyed excellence compensated for a multitude of recruitment and coaching sins. Yet between Edwards' faith in analytics and Rodgers' poor eye for a player, Liverpool have managed to blow well in excess of £250,000,000 pounds once payoffs and agents' fee are factored in. Even the committee's conspicuous success, Daniel Sturridge, was recommended by an unconvinced Rodgers to only be brought in on loan. If you were the man who paid this pair to run your football club, you'd be forgiven for wondering if you might not be better off replacing both of them. Duncan Castles writes for the Sunday Times, Sports Illustrated, UEFA Champions magazine and others. A respected figure with an inside track, he has built a reputation for breaking transfer stories.  posted in LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !! Nasa> 6:24pm Dec 12 I have posted this before, but I still find it hilarious.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tHyvPnK8LyI Do They Know It's Christmas? 2014 Liverpool FC Edition www.youtube.com To donate to Band Aid 30 and help provide relief against Ebola, buy the official Band Aid 30 song, o...                                             https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_bCAfl5o2Qc City of Liverpool Crimbo Special Spectacular! (LIVE) Join us LIVE at 6:45pm from LLTV Studios, for the first, true City of Liverpool Christmas Special! P...

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Free Video: Daniel Sturridge quizzed by Indian fans about rap music and who he supported as a boy xtra.liverpoolfc.com LFC Xtra last weekend gave fans in Mumbai the chance to interview Reds striker Daniel Sturridge.

  http://www.kopsource.com/in-pictures-liverpool-fc-squad-pays-christmas-visit-to-alder-hey-childrens-hospital/    Captain Steven Gerrard said: "I have been visiting Alder Hey for many years now and it is such a special place. Our visit is always a day of mixed emotions but it’s always nice to meet the children and their families and create as many smiles as we can.                                                                                                                     ...............................................How times have changed in so little time

Sky Sports Advent Calendar - December 14th .

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Mark > 8:08pm Dec 16 This lads hilarious Darren Farley as Brendan Rodgers & Jamie Carragher.

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Jay @Jay82_LFC HAHA!! Souness wanted to hit Redknapp like we all did. #carlingCup #LFC vine.co/v/Ogd6JEzIjJK

in THE LIVERBIRD UPON MY CHEST. Pa Yates 7:00pm Dec 18 IF YOU COULD BUY A PLAYER TO REPLACE ''STEVEN GERRARD'', LONG TERM,WHO WOULD IT BE ? CS > fan nies!   YoU CANT REPLACE THIS MAN!!!!!!!                                                     ROFLMAO He supports everyone lol Timeline Photos Drake, the most loyal fan ever... Tony O'D>

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Whats going on here then lol

                             not the mik cup....  Liverpool FC today announced a new regional partnership deal that sees the ready-to-drink dairy brand for kids, Love'in Farm Kun, become the club's official milk partner in Vietnam.                                                   

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1:44am Dec 20

who thinks gerrard shld b sacked???? ;-)                                                                                                                                                     

Wayne > 10:47pm Dec 13 Is he for real? lmao!!! Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers: NO ONE could do this job better than me www.mirror.co.uk ha ha  @ Brents house

                   BBC Sport, Sky Sports and ESPN all linking Liverpool with a £50,000,000 move for Karim Benzema.
Although these are the kind of players you want to see coming to the club, that price is extortionate.  ha ha 

Chris Smith-Mypod 9:55am Dec 15 Ordinary Decent Criminal - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org Ordinary Decent Criminal is a 2000 crime comedy film,  THE ROAD TO BEING A RED Wayne > 12:49pm Dec 14 Hahahahaha!! Wayne > 2:22am Dec 20 hahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!! Timeline Photos

Wayne > 2:27am Dec 20 hahahaha!!!! Timeline Photos

posted in LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !! Nasa > 5:53pm Dec 18 Liverpool FC 'cursed by God for supporting gay pride' says far right politician Paul Rimmer English Democrat and former UKIP candidate Paul Rimmer condemned for making alleged homophobic comments on Facebook, in which he suggested the Reds' indifferent form was down to the club 'promoting' homosexuality !!!!!!  Tony O'D>

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BBC - December 19
Former Liverpool player Kenny Dalglish has described the "mayhem" at Hillsborough during the disaster.
"Nobody knew what was going on," he told the inquests. "There were stories coming from every angle."
Mr Dalglish was Liverpool's manager on the day of the April 1989 tragedy when his side met Nottingham Forest in an FA Cup semi-final.
Ninety-six fans died after crushing developed on the terraces at Sheffield Wednesday's stadium.
Wearing a red Liverpool FC tie and a "96" lapel badge, Mr Dalglish was first questioned by Christina Lambert QC, on behalf of the coroner, Lord Justice Goldring.
He outlined his arrival at the stadium, telling the court how his focus was on the match.
He said at first he did not notice anything amiss on the Leppings Lane terraces, as his team were attacking the opposite end of the pitch.
But he said news soon filtered through of a developing emergency, although he did not at first understand the severity of the situation.
"We knew there'd been fatalities. We weren't told what the cause was, but we knew it wasn't people fighting or hooliganism," he told the jury in Warrington.
After the match was stopped, Mr Dalglish described being asked by police to speak to fans in order to "call for calm".
He said a microphone in the police box was not working and that he had to use a microphone in the DJ's box instead.
The 63-year-old was then questioned by John Beggs QC, who represents the retired Hillsborough match commanders.
Mr Beggs showed the jury a copy of an excerpt from Mr Dalglish's autobiography, My Liverpool Home.
He asked him about a paragraph which talks about Liverpool fans "bunking in" to Wembley without tickets for the 1986 FA Cup final between Liverpool and Everton.
Mr Beggs also quoted a Home Office report about that match, describing attempts by ticketless fans to enter the stadium as "troubling".
Mr Dalglish replied: "I'm just a normal human being. Not judge and jury on how people should behave."
Mr Beggs was then repeatedly interrupted by the coroner as he tried to ask Mr Dalglish if he agreed whether late or drunk fans contributed to the Hillsborough disaster.
Lord Justice Goldring told the hearing Mr Dalglish "can't possibly answer such questions".
On three separate occasions, the jury was asked to leave the court while the coroner and barristers discussed legal issues.
Mr Dalglish later told the court how he refused to accept a telephone call from Kelvin Mackenzie, then editor of The Sun, which published the controversial front page headlined "The Truth".
The story, printed four days after the tragedy, made false claims about the behaviour of Liverpool fans.
Such was the anger prompted by the story, Mr Dalglish said he was asked to visit HMP Liverpool in an attempt to "calm down" prisoners.
His evidence marks the first time he has spoken about the tragedy in a court of law.
The inquests have now finished for Christmas and will resume in January.

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Mark > 3:17pm Dec 14 Sea of red in Mumbai as 20,000 + Man Utd & LFC fans watch the big match.

++++++++Liverpool was the most searched club in the Premier League on Google........

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These Tweets helped you make connections, got people excited, and started your friends talking. 5555 Total views 255 Link visits Your most popular Tweets for the week of 30 Nov: You got some attention with this Tweet. @LivEchoLFC @JamesPearceEcho chrismithlog.blogspot.com/2014/12/introd… 10:56 AM - 03 Dec 14   posted in LIVERPOOL F.C. forever !! Nasa > 4:20pm Dec 15 55 years ago today, Bill Shankly was appointed LFC manager. Here's 50 iconic, rare and unseen photos xtra.liverpoolfc.com Fifty five years ago today, the greatest manager in Liverpool FC's history took charge of the club. ... http://chrismithlog.blogspot.com/2014/12/back1ash-rednet-update-review-of.html                           http://chrismithlog.blogspot.com/2014/12/rednet-getting-it-sorted-and-bootroom.html posted in European REd loyal Supporters Club Chris Smith-Mypod 11:43am Dec 14 Support