Leroy

Yossi was sh**e today, he`s too weak, was never in the right place today, what really pi**ed me off was he bottled out of 2 challenges today. The 2 full backs where superb strong & committed. Oh I was there so seen at first hand.

I think you should be slagging off half a dozen other players before Alonso, He seems to be the only one that moves into a space besides Mash. I agree he`s better a bit more forward, having said that if you go to the game watch Rafa, he`s always gesturing to him to pull back, same with Kuyt to pull out wide. First time ever but I am now wandering about Rafa`s subs he brings on. Early days joint top and hopefully we get better.

Chavs are held 1-1 by Spurs, chance to go 2 points clear.

Has Parry foo**d up here again,where is he. No news is bad news for us?

Ah a tranfer thread at last.

Plays his heart out, but just not good enough. Got no first touch.

Have taped across there name on kids & grandkids shirts there name, then my missus said if everyone does it that will only give them more publicity, cant win??

Could it be they dont want to spend now as the DIC interest is actually a better proposition re the finacial situation.??

Yeeeeeeesssss

Loved the guy, here`s a couple of recent quotes still loves the club. He still has that dream to be our manager. A self-confessed "massive Liverpool fan for life", Babbel keeps a close eye on developments at his former club and is convinced Rafael Benítez finally has a squad that is capable of lifting both the English Premiership and the UFA Champions League trophies this season. "This is the first season when they have had the quality to win the league and also win the Champions League," said Babbel. "They have a really good squad; not just eleven good players but 25 really good players and if they have a bit of luck with injuries, Liverpool can beat any side because they are so strong in defence, midfield and attack especially having brought in Fernando Torres, the kind of striker they've been lacking in recent years." Anfield dream It is clear that for Babbel all roads lead back to Anfield and should Stuttgart progress to the knockout stages there are no prizes for guessing who his preferred opponent might be. Indeed, he is already looking to the day when he might return to the club in a managerial capacity. "I would like to manage a club in Britain one day," admitted Babbel. "I love the British style of football and especially the passion of the fans at big clubs like Liverpool. Of course, it would be a dream to go back to Anfield as manager, but there's a lot of hard work to be done before that can happen."

Got my new fancard (PTS) this morning with a box of s**t really, now has PTS on the card.

Getting sad on here, doe`s he worry you? if not try a in your post.

Real shame was looking forward to watching him, would of been a great experience for him, would of made him a better player for us. Hope he recovers soon.

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We will not advance with him as 1st choice, has no touch, slows the game up, great enthusiasm but only a squad player. We need another world class player.

God Bless You Son go RIP now. Sympathy to all the family.

I hope the two sets of player`s kick off good style in the final, get banned next season not the fans though as that could affect us.

There was three players around Kalou near the corner flag they where more to blame than JR for allowing him to cross its half time So FO. Still hope he`s sold this summer.

Sammi is injured but should be OK loved it when Rafa spoke to him at half time. Not on his head in it. Benitez said: "We have a problem with Sami. He has a knock in the head. He was dizzy so I asked him if he'd seen the third goal! He just looked at me (with a confused look).

Very sad, that`s two lots of tears this week. God Bless you son.

Nice one Regards to you all. YNWA

Good job I had me specs on Redden

Rafa Benitez was full of praise for debutant Damien Plessis after watching his side come close to a first ever victory at the Emirates. The 20-year-old midfielder was a surprise inclusion against Arsenal as Benitez made eight changes from Wednesday's Champions League encounter. Up against Cesc Fabregas, the Frenchman put in a composed display to stake his claim for a regular place in the squad. Benitez said: "Today was the debut for Damien Plessis. We knew when we signed him that he was a good player. He's played really well for the reserves, and to play as well as he did today in this stadium, it shows we are going in the right direction."

2-1 to us

I think if we!!!!!!!!! ah f**k it going to bed, depressed enough. Nite