davek
Player Valuation: £150m
He couldn't aspire to Tommy's penmanship that's for sure.
Bounce ball; over the top; fair tackle.
Stick to being global ambassador for football, Kaiser; Tommy's speaking the language of Shakespeare here lad.
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
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He couldn't aspire to Tommy's penmanship that's for sure.
Bounce ball; over the top; fair tackle.
Stick to being global ambassador for football, Kaiser; Tommy's speaking the language of Shakespeare here lad.
rascal
Player Valuation: £60m
in addition, play for one of the most respected managers of all time or a David Brent imposter?
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FULL-TIME: The Reds slip to a late 2-1 defeat against Brondby on their first outing of 2014-15 #BIF 2-1 #LFC pic.twitter.com/owfp7tIi0s
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Is that that Kopite with explosives and guns hidden behind his curtains?
I think he's doing a stretch now, this one won't be far behind by the look of him.
toffeejack
Player Valuation: £100m
lol kids think they're so hard these days, his dog would kick the sh*t out of him
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Player Valuation: £60m
Holy crap! Kopites are looney! I really can't fathom their train of thought...
They are literally one step behind: 'It puts the lotion on the skin or it gets the hose again!'
It's pre-season though lads, how seriously can you take that result?
Wow. This time you really can say, what an absolute weapon
Looks like Rodgers has been doing a Stanley Unwin again. Vintage verbal diarrhoea in today's Anfield Bugle.......
LPOOL ECHO 17/7/14
Rodgers : Liverpool can cope without Luis Suarez.
“There is certainly no dwelling on it, we have loved working with a fantastic player, but a player who obviously benefited from our work at Liverpool.
“We have every confidence in the current group we have - plus the group we will bring in with more signings – that we can improve them and hopefully they can improve to the levels Luis Suarez improved to in the last few years.
“It’s one where in my short career as a manager I have lost people who I thought would be key players for us but then you go away, reflect and ensure you bring in the right kind.
“And always after that my teams have been better teams. Luis is a fantastic player but he’s gone, we won’t dwell on it.
“This is Liverpool Football Club - not a small club but one of the great ones in world football. I think we will be stronger again this year in terms of depth.”Rodgers dismissed suggestions that Liverpool had been happy to off-load last season's 31-goal top scorer after he was hit with a four-month ban for biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup.
The manager insists the club did everything they could to convince him to stay but the 27-year-old was determined to trigger the release clause in the contract he penned last December.
“We did everything we could as a club to keep Luis,” he said.
“He wanted to go and play in Spain, and unfortunately when a player no longer wants to play for you, we need as a club to look at it.
“It was his decision for him to go, he's gone to Barcelona, a club he wanted to play for and now we'll move on.
“I'm not sure if he would have gone regardless of the World Cup. But I never felt that towards the end of the season, and likewise he never said he would give us another year either. He had obviously signed a new deal so we had that. But I think we have had great service out of Luis and it's one that we can't worry too much about now, it's done, it's gone and our focus is here.
“There is a lot of work going on with the recruitment team in terms of getting in the right player and I am sure we can identify that.
“This club and many other clubs have shown over a period of time you move on, and believe me, it will be a really exciting season for us.”
Asked if he was relieved that he no longer had to deal with all the controversy which dogged Suarez's Reds career, Rodgers added: “No. I have great respect for Luis as a person and player - I know him deeper than most.
“He was a good man, a great performer for Liverpool and hopefully I have played a part in him and his progress.
“I will continue to do what I have always done which is improve players and add value to them, which ultimately benefits the club.”
LPOOL ECHO 17/7/14
Rodgers : Liverpool can cope without Luis Suarez.
“There is certainly no dwelling on it, we have loved working with a fantastic player, but a player who obviously benefited from our work at Liverpool.
“We have every confidence in the current group we have - plus the group we will bring in with more signings – that we can improve them and hopefully they can improve to the levels Luis Suarez improved to in the last few years.
“It’s one where in my short career as a manager I have lost people who I thought would be key players for us but then you go away, reflect and ensure you bring in the right kind.
“And always after that my teams have been better teams. Luis is a fantastic player but he’s gone, we won’t dwell on it.
“This is Liverpool Football Club - not a small club but one of the great ones in world football. I think we will be stronger again this year in terms of depth.”Rodgers dismissed suggestions that Liverpool had been happy to off-load last season's 31-goal top scorer after he was hit with a four-month ban for biting Giorgio Chiellini at the World Cup.
The manager insists the club did everything they could to convince him to stay but the 27-year-old was determined to trigger the release clause in the contract he penned last December.
“We did everything we could as a club to keep Luis,” he said.
“He wanted to go and play in Spain, and unfortunately when a player no longer wants to play for you, we need as a club to look at it.
“It was his decision for him to go, he's gone to Barcelona, a club he wanted to play for and now we'll move on.
“I'm not sure if he would have gone regardless of the World Cup. But I never felt that towards the end of the season, and likewise he never said he would give us another year either. He had obviously signed a new deal so we had that. But I think we have had great service out of Luis and it's one that we can't worry too much about now, it's done, it's gone and our focus is here.
“There is a lot of work going on with the recruitment team in terms of getting in the right player and I am sure we can identify that.
“This club and many other clubs have shown over a period of time you move on, and believe me, it will be a really exciting season for us.”
Asked if he was relieved that he no longer had to deal with all the controversy which dogged Suarez's Reds career, Rodgers added: “No. I have great respect for Luis as a person and player - I know him deeper than most.
“He was a good man, a great performer for Liverpool and hopefully I have played a part in him and his progress.
“I will continue to do what I have always done which is improve players and add value to them, which ultimately benefits the club.”
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