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To be honest, I don't blame Lovren for for THAT goal.... total mess up with the lino getting knocked and he looked to get dis-orientated... could have happened to anyone.

Other than that tho, he did have a bit of a mare, not unlike the rest of the team no less - bar Benteke (no service) Ings & Milner IMO.

All that good work against Arsenal undone, as far as I'm concerned.

Now, this has absolutely nothing to do with football - but has anyone else seen this masterpiece???

You wont be dissapointed!!!!!!!!!!!

NEW PLAYER BY THE LOOKS OF IT . not sure his tall enough for the pl

Found this gem from Harry Redknapp:

Worst Liverpool in years......



http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/footbal...n-in-years.html

I'd take Harry in a heartbeat if I was offered the choice between him & Brendan - no questions asked!

Harry's words....harsh but true.
He's bang on sadly.
Everyone can see it other than BR, obviously being blinded by the glow from his own teeth.

I read that hundreds of Spurs fans swapped Roberto Saldado shirts for a new kit in a shirt amnesty
Great idea for the fans if true, but I wonder which ones we would hand in at LFC for a new kit ?

The lot.

Looks like Firminho will be off soon.....



Roberto Firmino says he dreamed of playing in the Premier League and moved to Liverpool to “fight for titles and play in the Champions League”.

The Brazilian joined Liverpool from Hoffenheim in a July deal which could reach up to £29million with clauses, which would make him the third most expensive signing in the club’s history.

Firmino is yet to score for the Reds despite featuring in each of their four opening Premier League games, with the club itself undergoing a somewhat inauspicious start.

Regardless, the 23-year-old believes he has secured a “dream” move to a club capable of competing for titles and, come May, qualifying for the Champions League.

“It’s strange but I remember just before I moved to Hoffenheim that I had a dream about playing in England,” he told the official Liverpool FC magazine.

“At the time that wasn’t an option, the opportunity wasn’t there for me. Then it came along a few months ago and I quickly decided it was the right offer for me.

“As a footballer, I always want more. I really enjoyed my time in Germany but didn’t actually win anything. So the next step was to join a club that can compete for trophies, that’s why I came here.

“I want to fight for titles and play in the Champions League. So moving here really is a dream come true.”


http://www.teamtalk.com/news/liverpools-firmino-i-had-a-dream