ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"

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Baines' left foot said:
A conversation between a red and a blue:


"Alright mate, how's it going? YNWA."

"Not too bad mate, how about you?"

"Yeah I'm good cheers mate, what are you up to? YNWA"

"Not much really, just doing uni work. What about you?"

"Just in work mate I'm well bored. YNWA."

"What's with the YNWA at the end of every sentence mate?"

"U MOCKIN HILLSBROUGH LAD? UR JUST BITTER. ISTANBUL WE'VE WON IT 5 TIMES AHAHAHA. YNWA."
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thats brilliant x
 
Liverpool’s managing director, Ian Ayre, says all the club’s future transfers will be decided by committee rather than Brendan Rodgers being allowed full control of recruitment.....hahahaha they've sussed him.....
 
media whores and overated sky players, we were winning titles at the pit when them scruffy inbreds were playing in stanley park with coats for goals.

they can keep there 5 cup wins, the price to pay is too much imo.

imagine waking up and being part of that shower of ****e, no thanks.
 
peteblue said:
Liverpool’s managing director, Ian Ayre, says all the club’s future transfers will be decided by committee rather than Brendan Rodgers being allowed full control of recruitment.....hahahaha they've sussed him.....
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his january business was the best window they've had in years though. paying the price for dalgleish's failures.
 
Ayre said he, Rodgers, Edwards and Fallows effectively created the director of football model between them.
“We have a head of analysis, a head of recruitment, a first-team manager, myself,” Ayre said. “All of those people are all inputting into a process that delivers what a director of football would deliver.
“What we believe, and we continue to follow, is you need many people involved in the process. That doesn’t mean somebody else is picking the team for Brendan but Brendan needs to set out with his team of people which positions we want to fill and what the key targets would be for that.

"He has a team of people that go out and do an inordinate amount of analysis work to establish who are the best players in that position.
“Despite what people think and read, it’s not a whole bunch of guys sitting behind a computer working out who we should buy. It’s a combination of old-school scouting and watching players – and that’s Brendan, his assistants, our scouts – with statistical analysis of players across Europe and the rest of the world.
"By bringing those two processes together you get a much more educated view of who you should and shouldn’t be buying and, perhaps as fundamentally, how much you should be paying and the structure to those contracts.
“I think we’ve had relatively good success since we deployed that *methodology. We’re getting better all the time. We were very pleased with the most recent window in January with Philippe Coutinho and Daniel Sturridge.”
 
tsubaki said:
Magnificent description of Andy Carroll in today's Guardian:
... and it featured Andy Carroll, no longer constrained by the more mannered demands of playing centre-forward for Liverpool – where he seemed always a little baffled and corseted, shoulders slumped, like some captive primate brought back from the new world on an Elizabethan spice ship, forced to wear a ruff and frock coat and batter away at the violin with his great hairy hands, paraded as a Frenchman, taunted by braying courtiers, dreaming of bananas


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oh fk that is so funny
 
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