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Guest Kev

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Guest Portly

Guest Portly

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............ on a three month loan deal!

 

He'll be back. :(

Kahnee

Kahnee

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I still have a soft spot for Diao - highly intelligent bloke, despite what his current behaviour would suggest - and was doing OK until being stuck in as a central defender, and then blamed for the defeat, against Bolton.

Guest Kev

Guest Kev

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............ on a three month loan deal!

 

He'll be back. :(

 

Contract ends in January, and in the spirit of Christmas Pantos.....

 

OH NO HE WONT

Gomez

Gomez

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Contract ends in January, and in the spirit of Christmas Pantos.....

 

OH NO HE WONT

 

Are you certain? Thought his contact was up in June.

 

He's free to talk to people in Jan, but as he's free to leave as it is, that really makes no difference.

Earl Hafler

Earl Hafler

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I still have a soft spot for Diao - highly intelligent bloke, despite what his current behaviour would suggest - and was doing OK until being stuck in as a central defender, and then blamed for the defeat, against Bolton.

 

Aye, that was just madness. The same thing happened to Heskey when GH started playing him wide - his form slumped and the fans got on his back

 

Also, i will never ever forget him coming on as a sub instead of Welsh, game already in the bag - just prior to Diao starting a 3 match ban.

 

Feck, they were dark days.

Guest Jack Bauer

Guest Jack Bauer

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Aye, that was just madness. The same thing happened to Heskey when GH started playing him wide - his form slumped and the fans got on his back

 

Actually, I think the fans started getting on his back when he was limping around upfront looking sorry for himself, and when he did get a one on one chance he usually hit it wide, at the keeper or fell over.

Benzo-13

Benzo-13

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Actually, I think the fans started getting on his back when he was limping around upfront looking sorry for himself, and when he did get a one on one chance he usually hit it wide, at the keeper or fell over.

 

The last minute one against the Mancs at the Kop end springs to mind all the time...

Guest Jack Bauer

Guest Jack Bauer

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That's what I'm refering to when he fell over.

Guest The Defender

Guest The Defender

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"The Championship is tough, but I need that to get my sharpness back."

 

 

:lol::lol:

stressederic

stressederic

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Scarred for life... I was in a bar in New York at 7 in the morning watchin it..

 

Lost the plot when he did that.

 

It was the fact he essentially managed to kick his own leg out from beneath himself that did it for me.

 

I was very very not happy.

Benzo-13

Benzo-13

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It was the fact he essentially managed to kick his own leg out from beneath himself that did it for me.

 

I was very very not happy.

 

It's every Liverpool supporting lads "dream goal" amd he fluffed it..

 

That was Emile's time up for me.

Guest Jack Bauer

Guest Jack Bauer

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Scarred for life... I was in a bar in New York at 7 in the morning watchin it..

 

Lost the plot when he did that.

 

I was in the Kop. I remember it well, and I particularly remember people losing their rag.

Boca

Boca

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Done deal :)

 

Stoke City have completed the loan signing of Liverpool midfielder Salif Diao.

 

The Senegal international has agreed to a three-month spell at The Britannia Stadium after struggling to establish himself at Anfield since Rafa Benitez took over at the helm.

 

Injuries and new arrivals have hampered his progress, and as a result he has had loans with Premiership clubs Birmingham City and Portsmouth over the course of the last two seasons.

 

With the 29-year-old's contract set to expire this summer, Potters boss Tony Pulis has revealed that he has long been keen to add to his squad's experience at the top level.

 

"We've been monitoring Salif for a while now and have had very good reports about the kid," Pulis told the club's website.

 

"He played 40 games in his first season at Liverpool, he's still only 29 and he's desperate to play football."

 

The Britannia Stadium outfit have had too many draws in The Championship so far this season and currently hover perilously above the drop zone.

 

Potters fans will be hoping Diao can improve the side's killer instinct ahead of the tough trip to Leeds United on Saturday.

 

Sky sports

trowie

trowie

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"We've been monitoring Salif for a while now and have had very good reports about the kid," Pulis told the club's website.

 

Where? What? Have they been watching monitoring the right Diao

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