The Invisible Man

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Didn't they spend about £10 million on 1 goal in 23 Jozy Altidore?

But they can earlier/later as has happened with Spain.

Did Maxi leave under Rodgers? Was thinking the other day he'd be great in this team

http://www.101greatgoals.com/blog/how-transfer-rumours-work-why-eduardo-isnt-heading-back-to-arsenal/

Dream signing

Probably because they have a game on

BBC confirm Salah - http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25868272

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What midfield?

As bad as Cissokho is, he's out third choice left back and at least only on loan. He had nothing in front of him today, Coutinho was cutting in at could have done with more cover. It's clearly our weakest area so why didn't Rodgers alter it so someone could help him. Johnson was equally woeful. He'd get the ball and go back or just pass down to Sterling and stay where he was. I don't think he overlapped at all again. He is adding nothing at the moment, you'd think he'd be busting his a*** to push for the starting position at the World Cup and for a new contract.

Reckon he will go to PSG in the summer. They're desperate for him and Mino Raiola his agent already has three players there

Jorginho apparently on his way to Napoli for €10m

Sterling Suarez Sturridge

Wouldn't drop Sterling. Reckon Sturridge will be on the bench

Thomas Hitzlsperger has become the most high-profile footballer to come out, announcing on Wednesday that he is gay. The former Aston Villa, Everton and West Ham player has given a long interview to the German paper Die Zeit, in which he says that he is talking about his sexuality because he wants to "take the discussion around professional athletes and homosexuality forward". Hitzlsperger represented Germany 52 times, played in a World Cup and a European Championship and won the German league with Stuttgart. He retired in September last year, having also played for Lazio in Italy and Wolfsburg. "In England, Italy and Germany being a homosexual is no big thing, at least not in the dressing room," he said, before adding: "I have never been ashamed for the fact that I am like I am." Last year, the former Leeds United player Robbie Rogers came out, telling the world about his sexuality in a statement on his website. Last month the British diver Tom Daley also announced that he is gay. http://www.theguardian.com/football/2014/jan/08/thomas-hitzlsperger-gay-announces-homosexual

Bournemouth/Burton 12.45 on ITV on Saturday

Wasn't in last year's which is why I don't think he'll make this one

How many Liverpool players do we reckon there will be? Think Coutinho, Sturridge and Suarez should make it.

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Seconded

James Milner, was thinking of how good a squad player he was for City the other day

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Already has, goes nowhere, like the ticket prices last year. The club ask if tiered pricing is something that might be a good idea to the supporters committee, which it is, but they don't get a say in the prices or the way it was split up in the cost tiers. The supporters committee is for quick easy wins like parking spaces close to the ground for the disabled or elderly, having a representation at gay pride weekend, having some activities behind the Anny Road pre match etc. The things that truly matter aren't addressed by the club or they are already well aware of it. Everyone wants lower ticket prices, an expanded Anfield with better facilities, a nice regenerated area etc