What ... are we going for Ashley Young too?

I'd rather have someone on the sex offenders register in my team than Drogba.

Apparently he tried but someone outqualified him, it was the technique that won the judges over in the end, I believe he has named the move "The Sniper"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SvPBWUykc1U

still love Soccer AM its good to lounge on the sofa with a hangover

The Carroll one stuck with me more as its a rare one in that I think scoring it may have been easier than convincing the ref he was taken out

i'd rather a badger chewed on my ballsac then watch soccer am start to finish. tubes has to be the biggest (most unfunny) gimp in the world.

i tend to record it, watch the 'skills', best goals from the various leagues/divisions, maybe a crossbar challenge and fast forward the rest..

There are other leagues?

Drogba to liverpool? The man single-handedly defeated barcelona, he still got it.

Did you see a goal in that team except for drogba?

With his talent he can single-handedly change a game with that flash of brilliance but it certainly is no one-man effort to stop barca.

Damien Comolli lost his job as Liverpool’s director of football last week as the club’s owners, Fenway Sports Group, held him responsible for the failure of high profile, big-money signings such as Andy Carroll.

While Comolli publicly accepted his dismissal with good grace, saying he was “grateful” to have worked for Liverpool, friends of the Frenchman have told The Sweeper that he is privately “bitter and upset” about his departure.

Comolli feels that the American owners and manager Kenny Dalglish pushed him towards a transfer policy of targeting young British players even though he advised them that there was more value for money abroad.

For example, Comolli is believed to have been extremely interested in signing Juan Mata last summer from Valencia and received encouragement from the Spaniard’s representatives.

Dalglish was not so keen and the Reds instead signed an expensive compromise in Stewart Downing from Aston Villa for £20 million. The England winger is yet to score or provide an assist in the Premier League so far this season.

While Comolli accepts that he was happy to buy Downing, he believes that the restrictions placed upon him led to Liverpool signing average players who have underperformed this season as Dalglish’s side sit eighth in the league table.

There were a couple of success stories in Luis Suarez (£22.8m) and Jose Enrique (£6m) but Comolli was ultimately held accountable for the poor returns from Carroll (£35m), Downing (£20m), Jordan Henderson (£16m) and Charlie Adam (£7m).

The 49-year-old has now returned to France to spend time with his family - who never moved to Merseyside - and is keen for his next job to be with a Ligue 1 club due to the “family reasons” cited in the statement announcing his departure from Anfield.