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[Westman]

Bredrin that was a wicked shot during my last full summer in Ja.

[Paul Marin]

suh you want a young journey man, that has goal scoring ability and is a left winger ? to play for pool ? . These kind of players want to win a championship or play in the CL, so they not coming to pool. Sorry.

See how you wicked!! We need "the next Gareth Bale"...in fact, we need Gareth Bale!!!

[Twan]

Too old (and he wouldn't have played for Roy)

suh you want a young journey man, that has goal scoring ability and is a left winger ? to play for pool ? . These kind of players want to win a championship or play in the CL, so they not coming to pool. Sorry.

[Paul Marin]

Pires was available, he fits the bill for what you are looking for.

Too old (and he wouldn't have played for Roy)

[Gamma]

'ow dem laugh?

[Assasin]

Just leave Pires right where he is. His is ok inna the Villa shirt.

[Twan]

We only need one more proven journeyman goal scorer, preferably a left winger.

Pires was available, he fits the bill for what you are looking for.

[Paul Marin]

I think to gurantee a place in the top 3 you have to have at least two players who have over 10 goals. You are saying pretty much what I am saying. If Liverpool had one more threatening player it would open up more space for the other 4 and 5 goal players.

"We only need one more proven journeyman goal scorer, preferably a left winger."

Word.

Got it. Roy have him work cut of fi him nex' week. GJ and GB matchup will be interesting. GB have the pace, but let's see if GJ can out-fox him.

[Assasin]

I think to gurantee a place in the top 3 you have to have at least two players who have over 10 goals. You are saying pretty much what I am saying. If Liverpool had one more threatening player it would open up more space for the other 4 and 5 goal players.

"We only need one more proven journeyman goal scorer, preferably a left winger."

Word.

[Paul Marin]

Paul all a them man deh a 6 goal a season except Torres and Steven G.

But remember Torres has been injured a lot in the past seasons with Pool.
I like Kuryt as he battle for every ball, not fast but have ball sense but he is not an all out striker.

How many teams you think have more than two 10+ goals a season players? Not many. Last year, Chelsea had 4 (malouda, lamps, anelka and drogba), but Manu** only had 2 (Rooney and Berba), Arsenal only had 2 ( (Arshavin and Fab) and City had 3 (Bellamy, Adebeyor and Tevez). Liverpool only had Torres. Gerrard had 9. Which clearly is a problem. We don't have anyone (and we only need one more) who can come on and play like a Torres or a Gerrard.

The point I was trying to make before is that you are better off having a scoring threat from all positions, than having scoring concentrated with a few players. Liverpool needs to have better goal production from Maxi, Mierles and Konchesky (Aurelio was always a threat - not so Konchesky). We only need one more proven journeyman goal scorer, preferably a left winger.

[Assasin]

Paul all a them man deh a 6 goal a season except Torres and Steven G.

But remember Torres has been injured a lot in the past seasons with Pool.
I like Kuryt as he battle for every ball, not fast but have ball sense but he is not an all out striker.

[Paul Marin]

No team can't finish top four with only one player scoring more than 10 goals. Liverpool need goalscorers plain and simple.

Sass, Liverpool also needs consistency and a true left winger (GJ is our right winger). We already have players who can score goals - Kuyt, Ngog, Torres, Gerrard, Johnson, Kyrgiakos, Agger (when fit), Maxi, so to me, X is right that the manager has to take responsibility.

Where me an' X have a difference is that I don't subscribe to the notion that 14 games into a season you write off the manager. Now - to be extra clear - Roy would not have been my first choice. But, you can't give a man a job and take it away without giving him chance. For me, he has until January; if we are not within the top 6 and in striking distance of 4th, then, it would be syonara Roy.

HOWEVER, from NESV's point of view, they are new to football - good and bad. Good because they may bring fresh perspective. Bad because they don't know the tempo of how a season goes, so they may stay with Roy, give him little or no money in January and then try to get things going again in May with a new manager. Bad idea in my mind.

If Roy is not the man (I already gave my criteria), then change him in January so that a new manager can have the back part of the season to prepare for a decent run next year. Just my two cents.

YNWA

[Assasin]

No team can't finish top four with only one player scoring more than 10 goals. Liverpool need goalscorers plain and simple.

[Peter R]

Well, they way the league is "panning" out so far I believe anything could happen this season... ah mean, is wha' happen to Chelsea? Arsenal?unuh obeah dem?... Even ManU is overdue for a reality check and it might come from the unlikeliest corner... since I have re-taken to following English football (the last ten years or so) this is by far the most intriguing season during that time.

As for soothing my palate I will pour a glass of 12 yr old rum... anything dat start wid "man" cyaan duh nutten fi mi! LOL Mandy is an exception

[Westman]

Rather calculated and expedient. Solidarity is fleeting my friend.

Last week we needed to encourage you so that you would knock off someone for us. This week we needed to encourage someone else to knockoff someone. Why should we waste our energy walking with you to get you to knock off West Ham? I submit that the day you start needing us to hold your hands when you encounter West Ham, it will be the day you are headed to the Nationwide league. But wow! It just occurred to me that you may really beleive you are headed that way.

You need some manure to soothe your pallet.