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First I would love to blame David Moores for selling the club to the Americans, second the board for sanctioning all the transfers that were utter crap, partially Rafa's fault but I am not blaming him for the lack of funds
But after the 2006, we didn't win anything of note, yet we had the money available, now Liverpool are cash strapped and now Rafa's departure would leave players like Torres and Gerrard, plus other good players will follow, like Reina and a few others Last season's results were mainly down to poor refereeing decisions, especially the one against Sunderland, where there was interference in play And to only put £5million in the kitty for next season, is like a slap in the face..today, what players of any class, are you going to buy with £5million? http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/030620...liverpool.html I just hope it isn't all downhill from now, as this bad feeling my stomach I am feeling right now, or was that the booze from last night? |
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Ewww, no way, I personally don't think he will leave, since AV have a Champions League chance, never been a fan of his managerial style, just hope that it doesn't come to that, and that Murinho has a second thought |
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Last season's results were mainly down to poor refereeing decisions, especially the one against Sunderland, where there was interference in play |
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You don't go from Champions league finals, cup finals, pushing a team containing Rooney and Ronaldo right down to the last few days of the season - to 7th place and knocked out of cups by Reading and out of the Champs League in the group stage because of bad luck with referees. |
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I watched Liverpool play a number of times this season.
With Torres, they're a good team. Without Torres, they're no better than Everton. Every game I saw without Torres was encapsulated by a marked lack of creativity or guile. They just didn't have anything in their locker to break down defences. That's their problem, if Torres had been fit all season, he might have scored 40 goals the way he was playing. (18 he scored in just 22 in the end) And Liverpool could have won the league with that. |
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I think to say Liverpool could have won the league with Torres is a lie personally. I mean he played in virtually every game in hist first season and thye got nowhere near the League. Thing that cost Liverpool last season was the amount of crap they had in their team, the likes of Lucas (defend him all you want, he's still poor), N'Gog, Riera, Babel, Insua, Kyriakos. Sure Gerrard didn't play as well last season and to be honest that might have cost them, more, but I still don't think they'd have got anywhere near the top.
Hell, the only reason they are in Europe next year is because Portsmouth went into administration, had that not happened Portsmouth would have got the Europa League spot for finishing runners up in the FA Cup final but instead that place went to the 7th place team, which Liverpool were. Get a decent manager, have a huge clearout, buy some good players. But even then you have us and Chelsea who are simply miles away from them, and the likes of Man City who have unlimited funds. |
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question from a rookie
seeing as how they did not qualify for the big money champions league and the large debt they seem to have, are they likely to have to spend a lot less on managers salatry and alwo lose big name players, i.e is Liverpool going to become just another premier league club rather than one of the top 4 that always challenges along with Chelsea Man Utd and Arsenal;, i mean could this really happen |
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