The Official Liverpool FC Thread [Vol 8]
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m3sye said:
BlackST said:
How many did you manage to get Si? I went in the queue as i'm on the PC anyway and they sold out in about 30 seconds 
Just 1 was trying for 2 but nothing happens ! Bad system really Edited by BlackST on Thursday 16th October 11:57
Edited by BlackST on Thursday 16th October 13:01
DSLiverpool said:
One of the guys who sits near me can't go but he wants £700 the pair inc food / lounge etc he may not get it as it's not like last season when we were tidy and good to watch
Is the face value price on them something like £175 each? Not bad considering some touts are after £150+ just for standard seating tickets. I'm sure someone will have the pockets to pay close to that, Real Madrid after all.Rodgers insists Raheem Sterling never said he didn't want to play for England
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/intern...
“I’m fed up reading about this club v country row, claims we intervened and put pressure on Roy Hodgson.
“I’ve read we sent dossiers to the FA [Football Association] on Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge and I’m having showdown talks with Roy Hodgson on Sunday and all sorts of rubbish. The decision not to play him was a managerial decision. I haven’t said a single word but have to say I have never seen such rubbish written over the last few days.”
“Let me tell you, there have been at least five occasions in the past when Raheem has said he felt tired before games but he’s never refused to play,” Rodgers said.
“We have taken on board what he has said and taken a decision accordingly. I rested him against Aston Villa and we lost the game. But it was our decision to do so – and our decision alone.
“Last season he said he felt tired before the Manchester City game. We won 3-2 and he put in a man-of-the-match performance.
“The point I’m making is you have to take on board advice from your own people and make your own decision, right or wrong.”
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/intern...
“I’m fed up reading about this club v country row, claims we intervened and put pressure on Roy Hodgson.
“I’ve read we sent dossiers to the FA [Football Association] on Raheem Sterling and Daniel Sturridge and I’m having showdown talks with Roy Hodgson on Sunday and all sorts of rubbish. The decision not to play him was a managerial decision. I haven’t said a single word but have to say I have never seen such rubbish written over the last few days.”
“Let me tell you, there have been at least five occasions in the past when Raheem has said he felt tired before games but he’s never refused to play,” Rodgers said.
“We have taken on board what he has said and taken a decision accordingly. I rested him against Aston Villa and we lost the game. But it was our decision to do so – and our decision alone.
“Last season he said he felt tired before the Manchester City game. We won 3-2 and he put in a man-of-the-match performance.
“The point I’m making is you have to take on board advice from your own people and make your own decision, right or wrong.”
jammy_basturd said:
m3sye said:
jammy_basturd said:
Anyone hear of another going please please let me know!
jammy_basturd said:
Already booked my train tickets and hotel for Weds night. Think I'll just have to hope I can find a tout with a reasonably priced ticket!
Be careful - lots of dodgy ones about - http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/foot...
Inernational break been favourable to us -
Sturridge , Allen, can all nearing fitness and Johnson with more training under his belt - makes the squad a lot stronger - Time to really push on in these next 5 games
Mario Balotelli insists he is working harder to become more of a threat in the penalty area but would prefer a partner to play off up front
The Italy international may get his wish for greater support, with Daniel Sturridge set to return from a thigh injury against QPR this weekend after missing the last seven matches.
In his absence Balotelli has toiled alone up front with just one goal - against Bulgarian minnows Ludogorets - to show for his efforts since a £16million summer move from AC Milan.
"I need to get in the box more. I don't do it enough but it is something I am working to try to do more.
"I have never been a real, out-and-out striker - I have always been someone who goes around the pitch.
"If it was my choice, I would always go with two strikers. It's the way I like to play, but Brendan asked me to play as the first striker.
"I understand that when the ball comes from wide on the left or right I need to be in the box otherwise there might be no-one there at all."
Balotelli's stuttering start has matched that of his new club, who have won three of their first seven league games.
However, the striker is confident things will improve and believes a strong English core can only help on the domestic front.
Amazing how that translated to the Headline
Mario Balotelli blames manager Brendan Rodgers’ tactics for his lack of goals at Liverpool
English Press -
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premie...
The Italy international may get his wish for greater support, with Daniel Sturridge set to return from a thigh injury against QPR this weekend after missing the last seven matches.
In his absence Balotelli has toiled alone up front with just one goal - against Bulgarian minnows Ludogorets - to show for his efforts since a £16million summer move from AC Milan.
"I need to get in the box more. I don't do it enough but it is something I am working to try to do more.
"I have never been a real, out-and-out striker - I have always been someone who goes around the pitch.
"If it was my choice, I would always go with two strikers. It's the way I like to play, but Brendan asked me to play as the first striker.
"I understand that when the ball comes from wide on the left or right I need to be in the box otherwise there might be no-one there at all."
Balotelli's stuttering start has matched that of his new club, who have won three of their first seven league games.
However, the striker is confident things will improve and believes a strong English core can only help on the domestic front.
Amazing how that translated to the Headline
Mario Balotelli blames manager Brendan Rodgers’ tactics for his lack of goals at Liverpool
English Press -
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premie...
Edited by m3sye on Friday 17th October 18:24
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