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Tag Archives: Brendan Rodgers
Time for LFC to Upgrade: Bring Klopp to the Kop
Many moons ago (roughly ten), last season ended in glorious failure, of sorts, for Liverpool Football Club and its fans. That failure (to get a point against Chelsea/to keep a lead against Palace) was however, very much tempered by the … Continue reading →
Posted in Barclays Premier League, Liverpool FC, Off the Pitch, Opinion
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Tagged Adam Lallana, Alberto Moreno, Anfield, Anomaly, Aston Villa, Barclays Premier League, Bayern Munich, Brendan Rodgers, BVB, catastrophic, ceiling, Champions League, criminal, Dejan Lovren, devastating, Domestic Cups, Emre Can, Europe, Failure, Football, glance, Goals, Greatness, Hull, Inflated, Javier Manquillo, Jürgen Klopp, Lazar Markovic, Liverpool FC, Mamadou Sakho, Mario Balotelli, Mistakes, Philosophy, Pressing, Raheem Sterling, Rickie Lambert, self assessment, Shunted, signings, spectacularly, Steve Bruce, Structure, targets, Tim Sherwood, transfers, Winner, Wrong
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Go Fourth and Qualify
The Monday after another three point display at for Brendan Rodgers’s Liverpool, and this week fans of the Mersey Reds have got more than a Premier League victory to celebrate. Seemingly, at times, built from crystal, Daniel Sturridge’s goalscoring return … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, Anfield, Brendan Rodgers, Champions League, Danger, Daniel Sturridge, Defensive Solidity, Elementary, Europa League, Europe, Featured, Fourth Place, Games, Goals, Goals against ratio, Goalscorer, Improvement, Liverpool Football Club, Manchester United, Philippe Coutinho, Points, Points Per Game ratio, Potency, Premier League, Qualify, Quality, Raheem Sterling, Roma, Sevilla, Shock, Southampton, Spirit, Stats, Target, Top four, Tottenham, Zenit
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The Sturridge Effect
Selhurst Park hadn’t been a welcoming theatre for Liverpool FC for the best part of twenty years, before Saturday night. The last Liverpool player to score a goal, for a winning side, at the home of Crystal Palace was none other … Continue reading →
Posted in Barclays Premier League, Liverpool FC, Premier League
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Tagged appearances, Assists, bit part player, Brendan Rodgers, contribution, Crystal Palace, Daniel Sturrdge, Engalnd, Fear, Football, Goals, Harry Kane, impact, Jordan Henderson, Liverpool FC, loss percentage, Luis Suarez, Oyvind Leonhardson, pace, Phillipe Coutinho, plaudits, Premier League, Raheem Sterling, Sergio Aguero, Simon Mignolet, space, Stats, title form, Underrated, Vital, West Ham, win percentage
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Sterling Qualities!
In just over a fortnight, the Premier League season will be upon us once again. Weekends will assume a deeper meaning, and thoughts of summer holidays and World Cups in far flung lands, will fade hazily into the memory banks, … Continue reading →
Posted in Barclays Premier League, Liverpool FC, Opinion, Premier League
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Tagged Adam Lallana, all round game, Anfield, Assists, Brendan Rodgers, Cristian Eriksen, Daniel Sturridge, David Silva, EPL, Fabio Borini, Football, Goals, Liverpool, Loic Remy deal, Luis Suarez, Michael Owen, nineteen, number ten, Oscar, pace, potent, Premier League, Quality, Raheem Sterling, Rickie Lambert, Ross Barkley, second striker, shooting accuracy, Sterling, Striker, tactical awareness, trajectory, Wide forward
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Write-Off Liverpool FC at Your Peril
Football has returned, finally! Club football I mean, the good stuff, the stuff that matters. Yes, the Premier League kicked off its new season last Saturday and, by now, all 20 clubs involved have played their opening two matches. The … Continue reading →
Posted in Barclays Premier League, Liverpool FC, Opinion, Premier League
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Tagged Anfield Index, Arsenal, Brendan Rodgers, Chelsea, crazy, Diego Costa, Football, Jose Mourinho, Journalists, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, Louis van Gaal, Luis Suarez, Manchester City, Manchester United, Manuel Pellegrini, Premier League, preposterous nature, Pundits, Suarez, Top four, transfers, Written off
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Liverpool Set Up to Deliver Knock-Out Blow in Title Fight
As the Barclay’s Premier League roars down the home straight in 2013/14, two of the three title contenders come face to face on Sunday in a duel which will have an immense impact on the final destination of this year’s … Continue reading →
Posted in Barclays Premier League, Opinion, Premier League
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Tagged Barclays Premier League, Brendan Rodgers, Daniel Sturridge, Defensive Midfield, Fernandinho, Football, Javi Garcia, Jordan Henderson, Liverpool, Luis Suarez, Manchester City, Manuel Pellegrini, Premier League, Pressing, Sergio Aguero, Steven Gerrard, Title
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Gone in 54 Seconds: Out-Gunned and Blown Away
Pre-game nerves, lingering doubts over top four credentials, residual post transfer deadline blues, concerns over squad strength, fears of being overrun in midfield, pessimistic predictions of an “inevitable” slide down the league, were all cleansed from the minds of Liverpool supporters … Continue reading →
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Tagged Aggressive, Aly Cissokho, Anfield, Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, beleaguered, bemused, Brendan Rodgers, Daniel Sturridge, dominance, EPL, Everton, eviscerated, Football, Goals, indiscipline, Jack Wilshere, Jon Flanagan, Jordan Henderson, Leaders, Liverpool FC, Luis Suarez, Martin Skrtel, Musut Özil, Per Meresacker, petulance, Phillipe Coutinho, Premier League, Pressing, Raheem Sterling, Rampaged, raptures, Shock, Szczesny, terror, Tottenham, watershed
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Reds Look Like The Real Deal
Trying to evaluate where Liverpool Football Club are, on the pitch, has been somewhat tricky so far this season. Saturday’s resounding victory over Fulham though, poor as the Cottagers were, along with the last two league results and performances (including … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ambition, Anfield, Brendan Rodgers, Control, Daniel Agger, Daniel Sturridge, Dominate, EPL, Football, Formations, Glen Johnson, Goals, Jordan Henderson, Liverpool, Liverpool FC, Liverpool Football Club, Lucas Leiva, Luis Suarez, Options, Partnership, Philippe Coutinho, possession, Premier League, Sakho, Shots, Steven Gerrard, Styles, Team Spirit, Toure
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Reds Can Dare to Dream
The new Barclays Premier League season is (almost) four games old, and at this early stage of the campaign, Liverpool Football Club sit in joint first position. It’s been a long time since the Reds occupied the top spot, even … Continue reading →
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Tagged Anfield, Arsenal, Barclays Premier League, Brendan Rodgers, Champions League, champions league football, Chelsea, Clean Sheets, David Moyes, Defence, Depth, Eto'o, first position, Football, Goals, Grazing, Iago Aspas, Inspired, Jose Mourinho, Kolo Toure, league crown, Liverpool Football Club, liverpool squad, Luis Alberto, Luis Suarez, Lukaku, Manchester City, Manchester United, Points, Quality, Sakho, Simon Mignolet, squad, Strength, Tiago Ilori, Top four, Torres, Tottenham, Winning Mentality
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Liverpool Close in on Armenian Superstar
According to various reports, Liverpool Football Club have intensified their efforts to land, three times Armenian player of the year, Henrikh Mkhitaryan from, Ukrainian champions, Shakhtar Donetsk. The Guardian newspaper reported yesterday that Mkhitaryan remains high up on the club’s summer shopping … Continue reading →
Posted in Barclays Premier League, Off the Pitch, Pre-Season, Premier League, Transfer News
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Tagged Anfield, Armenia, BPL, Brazil, Brendan Rodgers, Champions League, EPL, Goals, Henrikh Mhkitaryan, Iago Aspas, Ian Ayre, Kolo Toure, league numbers, Liverpool FC, Liverpool Football Club, Luis Alberto, Player of the Year, Premier League, seventeen years, Shakhtar Donetsk, Sky Sports, Soccer, sports, sports journalist, Tariq Panja, Tiagi Ilori, Ukrainian League
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