Igors Uncle Dave

I see, and from that I gather that to read them, one must now register? Since Christain Purslow joined the club I have seen positives from him, his efforts to bring in further investment can only be a step forward. His interview with SOS has been frank and honest but do you, within SOS, believe that by publishing his thoughts and words it will improve things at the club? He has been honest, as a fan to other fans, but can you not see that his words, honest that they were, could cause even more friction within the club? Reading what is written from your interview with him, both the things he has said and more importantly, the things he did not, it would appear quite clear that he would like to see the back of the Owners. What true Liverpool fan would not? But by publishing some of the things he has said, it could backfire on both us as Liverpool fans and Christain Purslow himself. He seems to be the one person who is do what we as fans need to be done whilst treading carefully with the owners, at least he is moving the club forward bringing new investment in. I also thing that he is doing all that he can to find someone who will but the club outright and remove the cancer that we have as owners. My view is that new buyers will wait and wait until the right moment to invest in the club. It is obvious that H&G have made the mistake in rejecting the offer from DIC and been far too greedy. It has certainly backfired on them. Now, any new investor will wait and so they should, until the July deadline approaches when they will be able to offer a massively reduced price for the club. It too, is in every Liverpool fans interest for this too happen. If a new buyer can get the club at a lower fee, more funds will be freed to invest in the new stadium. July 2010 will be possibly the most important month in the clubs history and will be a massive turning point one way or the other. If no new investment is found then the club could potentially go to the receivers, something that we all hope will not happen as this could be the signal for a catastrophe. On the other hand a new investor buys the club and we see a positive turn of fortune, providing the new owners are better than the current ones. There are far too many options to list here and the debate will continue for a long time now. I see positives in Purslow and he has been a breath of fresh air to the club, especially in these troubled times. I just hope the things stated and published do not hinder the club even further.

I dont have time to read through this but the minutes were published this morning as I read them at 6:30 - where have they gone now?

Thank god he took ngog off

I really do not see what people see in Ngog = the lad is awful

Its interesting that many feel that mourinho wouldnt come to Liverpool. At the end of the day I think that we can all agree that he would welcome a return the the English league and that a chance to reignite his feud with old sour puss would definitly pop his cork. But the club at present would not be as appealing as it was a year ago, having said that, the debt is decreasing. I remember when those two half wits took over the club, they bought not only the club but us fans with their fantastic lies and their deceit. I bought everything that they said and I believed each and every word of it, Im sure that was the same for most. Would Mourinho be deceived by similar lies and false promises? Who knows. I for one would welcome the guy to the club, this same guy that we all hated a few years ago but I know this, if given support from above he would do well at the club and if nothing else, would give us some laughs with his antics. As for Rafa, the guy is an honest manager and has not had total backing from the top brass. His budget, if you read one set of figures, has been large. If you read another, he has done well to get us this far. My problem with the buys is this, there have been far too many non-descript purchases of players who have done nothing to improve the club. In addition it is the constant changing of the side and the extremely strange changes during the game. I like rafa, always have done, but at this moment for me I think it is time for a change. I wish it was the two Americans that were going though, in 47 years of following the club I have never felt so depressed and down. I can not see an end to this nightmare as these two idiots will hold the club for ransom with not a care in the world, do they actually know what is going on from day to day? I doubt it. If Rafa does go, I wish him well and thank him for the greatest final in living memory. I thank him for Torres, Mascha and Pepe. Will he go? I dont think it is time yet and I think that there will be a few twists and turns to come in the Summer!!!!!!!

Im good ty Chiellini is quality but available? Villa would be great - I like the look of this Krasic too

A quality LB is a must but very few available -- As for attacking and midfield power Silva - Villa - Krasic would give us massive options Hi NYR mate

Ngog was great tonight but Im sure he had watched Kuyt in the first 20 minutes and someone said "thats what we need from you" Well done Ngog - now keep doing it

For those that were saying that Ngog was working to close the defence down - watch Kuyt for the first 20 minute - THATS how to close a defence down - show me once where Ngog has done that Well done Kuyt and the lads

Mourinho

Kyrgiakos Lucas Reina

Agreed - he is a young lad who has shown great potential - in addition he would have been raring for the chance and if nothing else he would have put a great deal of effort in.

I completely disagree - Watch the highlights of any game that he plays and watch exactly how much he actually closes down a defender. He hardly ever gets to the defender because he stops early, he does not put a shift in at all. Any other striker would put a challenge in, Ngog does not. Watch the highlights and see how many times he puts a challenge in and how many times he stops short!

Ngog did nothing to protect the lead, he did nothing in the game that brought any creativity to the side. Ifs and buts........ I would have given Pacheco a chance on the hour mark becuase I had seen nothing from Ngog in this game that gave me any confidence that he would create or score today. (This is apart from any other game I have seen him play) By bringing Pacheco on it is a pair of fresh legs and a kid that is eager to please, Ngog continues to go through the motions in his games. And for those who say Pacheco would have been kicked around, Ngog was kicked around and bullied. The difference is?

We are talking about Ngog here not Kuyt. He does not work hard, watch when the ball is within 20 metres of him and see exactly how much closing down he does. I have never seen him tackle or pressuries a golakeeper of defender. It is vital for the front runners to close down the opposition defence. Ngog does not do this enough

And that means that he is a good player? A better player would have had a field day today, Ngog and Babel do not cut it And we would have ended up with many free kicks and a better chance of scoring! Look where the goal came from, how many chances did Ngog create or take? Exactly what did he do int he game or any of the games he has played that would warrant keeping him in the starting 11?

Not a chance there. Babel has made it quite clear in each of the last few games that his heart is not in the game let alone Liverpool. He woudl have done nothing today and would have taken a shirt away from someone who would at least put a shift in. Ngog, as previously mentioned, is completely out of his depth. He does not close down or mount any kind of serious challenge for the ball. The pair should be sent on their way. Give Ecclestone and Pacheco a chance

I have to say that Ngog is a liability - he work rate, effort in the challenge and ball control are exceptionally poor for the level he is at. I would have given pacheco a run today. It was vital that we played the ball on the ground with the overall sze of their squad, let alone back four. Pacheco should have been given at least 25 minutes, he had nothing to lose.

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The only way to really hit them is to not attend the game and stop lining their pockets. It wont happen for obvious reasons but it is the only real way to get the message across. They will not listen to the protests outside, they will be too busy doing their thing inside. Dont get me wrong, what you are doing is at least an effort in the right direction.

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Time and time again we see a decision that splits the footballing world, did the ball cross the line etc? Is it time now that we allowed the game to progress and clear up the disagreements by allowing the fourth official to monitor the game and assist the referee with modern technology? Or, do you prefer to have the debate, the banter and the uncertainty after the game?