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No further extensions doesn't seem that big a deal, tbh. The loan was written with the caveat of an extension. One extension. So that means that a new loan will need to be negotiated which suits the banks and maybe even G&H. Maybe the next loan will include money for a new stadium rather than a seperate loan. Who knows. As long as G&H stump up their portion of the guarantees, the banks will do business with them. Provided they've met their interest payments and there's nothing that has been printed by the media that they haven't. The gossip is that the banks want a lot more in guarantees than what G&H want to use. Come July 24th we'll find out. G&H are willing to sell but at or near their price. So we're right where we were.
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Well if he doesn't get one this season and is jealous because the other lads do, he'll just have to pick one up next season.
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I can't beleive he left Lucas out meself.
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Calvalry charge in goal Darby, Skrtle, Agger, Dossena Benni, Plessis, Lucas, Insua ----N'Gog, Babel Bench: Hansen, El Zhar, Riera, Spearing, Kelly, Gerrard, Torres
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He states the obvious though. We're also top with the squad we have. Torres scored 33 goals last season, this season--5. We don't need new players. We need the ones out of action to get fit. Better signings will happen in the summer as they always do because top players are CL Cup tied anyway.
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Borrowed off another forum: Lucas - Pass completion 90%, Balls won - 7, Assist attempts - 3. Alonso - Pass completion 86%, Balls won - 0, Assist attempts - 3. Gerrard - Pass completion 78%, Balls won - 2, Assist attempts - 0. Clearly the stat man at the Telegraph is a Lucas fan.
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Back on topic. Insua did very well. Even Gerrard passed to him. Still think Rafa will bring him along slowly. But he's going to be our #1 LB in the next few years.
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I think Insua will be a tidy left back and even a backup at LM. But don't we already have one of the tightest defenses around. Rgardless of who's played LB or RB, even Carra was given a go at RB, we still concede few goals. So I think some supporters are looking for perfection from each position. Dossena isn't as bad as some make out. Even defensively. He's saved us a few times and yes he's been beat for pace a few times as well. But as a unit we're fine.
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He'd look like the biggest Grinch if he did.
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1st. We under estimate our side and over estimate Chelsea and Man Utd's.
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Darby might make the grade or at least be a solid backup. El Zhar might as well. Martin Kelly, if he doesn't get restless and want ( demand) first team action. Will probably go on loan first. But central defenders usually take longer.
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Ta...forgot about that one. Was thinking about League matches.
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He's had 3 against Spurs, 2 against Man utd, and the one v Hull City. What was the seventh one? Is there any more?
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Sorry to jump in late on your questioning of Rafa and his subs. As others have mentioned Rafa substitutions made sense. Changing the wide players because that is where our best attacks came from. Putting Keane on would only congest the middle if Kuyt stayed on as well. One seems to overlook the fact that Brown had Hull City compact with their defenders and midfielders dropping back. They stayed compact to the 18 yard box. Which is why the wide areas were there for us to expose. Hence Rafa's choice of replacing the tiring wide men with fresh legs. As for Lucas for Mascherano. This too made sense. First it allowed Lucas to go forward, something Mascherano does precious little of because he knows his role is the defensive part of defensive midfielder. Second, Mascherano was on a yellow and one more tackle away from a second yellow and a red card.. The last thing we needed was Mascherano to be sent off when chasing the win. There is no conspiracy when it comes to why wasn't Keane used. Just pure footballing reasons.
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Not to mention Tevez's agent....happens to be the advisor to the Owner of Man City. It's a funny ol' game.
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Might have. I missed it then.
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Btw.. How many captains do we have who have captained their club or Country? Gerrard Carra Sami Torres Keane as a start..who else? Lucas captained the U21's.
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Rafa has Sammy Lee so there is a connection there. Once again, another great read.
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For arguments sake let's say your right. Come next July no bank will loan G&H any money and RBS and Wachovia call in their loan. So G&H sell all the above and make what yuo claim. As our loan is approximately £350 mil, where does the other £200 mil come from? Then people don't go to matches, so match day revenue is down. people boycott the shops, merchandizing is down. As Ant say, they aren't stupid. They may be greedy but they aren't stupid. Which is why they won't sell Gerrard, Torres, et all. And the club won't go into administration. If push come to shove then they'll be pushed out the door taking whatever profit they can.
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Bolton played a bit better after the half when Megson brought Gardner on. I'm sure Megson would have done this level at halftime, no? He would have changed his tactics when level 1-1, just like when he was level 0-0. Chances are Megson would have kept Gardner on the bench the start of the second half, we'd have run riot and still won anyway. I don't suppose Sky pundits thought of that. LOL.
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DOH!!!!!
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Why? The point at the time was relivant. Now it isn't so much. Here is my email sent August 16th, 2008. From: Sent: Sat 8/16/08 8:28 AM To: admin@spiritofshankly.com Dear SOS: I was requested by Knox Henderson on YNWA to send my questions in. I'm sure you know him. LOL I don't think a Management Committee member is currently browsing this forum more often than not. Send them the link to the thread and ask for a response if you want. Here is what I asked on YNWA: Well it just might be helpfull if SOS clarify what their spokesman has been quoted in The Echo about. Because those are direct quotes by a representative of SOS. Not internet posts in forums from "friends of SOS". Otherwise, like the spade in the ground in 60 days, others will continually bring the issue up about SOS is all about locals. I don't see the issue going away until a firm and direct clarification statement is done. Uncle Bob isn't the only one asking in here nor in some other forums. The opening paragraph of The Echo's article is about tickets away from locals because of the Thomas Cook packages. The facts really are any tickets that Thomas Cook uses for hospitality become unavailable to all supporters who can't or don't want to pay those amounts not just locals. But the theme of The Echo article is all about locals and we know it was staged by SOS to highlight the problem. Instead it now looks like it has become somewhat of a problem for SOS. It looks like Uncle Bob and some others, whilst appearing to be critical, may unintentionally be helping SOS in the long run so future PR exercises are for all supporters which strengthens SOS. my 2p worth for now. -------------------------------------------------------- my post is on page 6 of this thread as fabfive: http://www.ynwa.tv/forum/index.php?showtopic=139255 There is also this thread: http://www.ynwa.tv/forum/index.php?showtopic=139203 I've read other forums where posters have questions over the Kids at Anfield media event. And that led me to my post above. I can't believe as Knox suggested that SOS is unaware of what posters are posting on forums in the SOS threads. Anyway, this needs to be knocked back about being a Union for locals only, in my opinion of course. Because that is how the event is being perceived. And btw..in the suggestions forum on YNWA for SOS I did suggest a protest for the Fourth of July. American Independence Day, we could have had a Liverpool FC Independence Day but obviously that didn't happen. Regards, =========================================================== Seeing how someone who was high up with the SOS, has been on the telly representing SOS, asked me to email SOS my questions, I would have thought i'd at least get some reply at the time. Now it is not as relivant. But at the time my points were. You decide for yourself. There's no agenda on my part other than to help SOS or at least I think I am. I've made suggestions for further types of protests. But i'm not a member, yet. Maybe that is the key. But I don't think a tenner should mean your ideas or questions are more valid.
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I think Plessis was doing ok until Riley carded him. Then he looked like he didn't want to get stuck in for fear of being sent off. Maybe with experience he'll know how much he can push things with the ref after a yellow. But had he been sent off..oh boy.
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This site goes down from time to time for maintenance. Just because an address works now, does not mean it worked yesterday or in the time frame tim was trying to contact SL. Afterall, from all of tim's posts over the years, we know he lies. I think the benefit of the doubt should go to tim. As he's sent his email once again and SL now should be in possession let's wait for their responce.
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It might be if you don't live in Liverpool. Or is SOS just for those who can make it to the pubs to talk about things? Wonderful thing this internet, eh? Supporters can ask questions and not get an answer. I emailed SOS months ago, never even got a bog standard email back we'll take into consideration your email and get back to you. However, it is a volunteer organization who wants more members. Based on my experience does it mean that if I join they'll answer my emails because i can put my memberhsip number as a reference? Or that I need to show up and find someone in a pub to have a chat with? Maybe they are overwhelmed but at least reply we got your email.
