Brendan Rodgers telah mengesahkan dia telah memanggil dua pemain akademi Liverpo...

Brendan Rodgers telah mengesahkan dia telah memanggil dua pemain akademi Liverpool FC, Jordan Rossiter dan Brad Smith untuk menyertai latihan bersama skuad utama selepas mereka menunjukkan aksi yang memberangsangkan semasa beraksi bersama Liverpool U18 dan U21.



Jordan Rossiter yang baru berusia 16 tahun telah dilabel sebagai "The Next Steven Gerrard" bermain di posisi tengah manakala Brad Smith yang berusia 19 tahun bermain di posisi pertahanan kiri.



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Ryan Babel mengatakan dia gembira melihat persembahan Liverpool ketika ini .....

Ryan Babel mengatakan dia gembira melihat persembahan Liverpool ketika ini ..



"Setiap kali saya tidak bermain untuk kelab saya, diri saya cuba untuk menonton perlawanan Liverpool FC. Sangat bangga melihat mereka kembali untuk bersaing dalam liga selepas beberapa tahun yang sukar."



"Jika Liverpool berjaya mengekalkan persembahan ketika ini, mereka mempunyai peluang yang cerah. Bulan Disember dan Januari merupakan tempoh yang paling sukar. Kita akan lihat bagaimana mereka melakukannya."



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Top 5 LFC free-kicks in the Premier League era

There have been some majestic efforts by Reds players since the Premier League began in 1992, and Henry Jackson (@OnFootballTweet) picks his five best over the last 21 years. What would be your number 1?

5. STEVEN GERRARD vs Aston Villa- 2007

Liverpool’s opening game of the 2007/08 season was heading towards a frustrating draw away to Aston Villa, with the game in its dying moments.

Gerrard, so often the club’s talisman, produced a moment of individual brilliance, curling a sensational effort into the top corner to send the travelling fans into delirium.

4. PATRIK BERGER vs Man Utd- 2000

Danny Murphy would score an excellent winning free-kick at Old Trafford nine months after this, but Berger’s effort was even better.

The Czech Republic star rifled an thunderous effort past Raimond van der Gouw at the Stretford End, from all of 30 yards, to give the Reds the lead. Although they would end up drawing the game 1-1, it was still an unforgettable moment from the former Liverpool hero.

3. FABIO AURELIO vs Man Utd- 2009

A huge match at Old Trafford back in 2009 was a must-win game for Rafa Benitez’s side. Fernando Torres and Gerrard had overturned an early deficit, before Aurelio’s moment of inspiration.

Nemanja Vidic had just been sent off for hauling down Gerrard, and from the resulting free-kick the Brazilian left-back bent a wonderful effort past the motionless Edwin van der Sar.

Liverpool went on to win 4-1 to reignite their title challenge, and Aurelio’s goal was the moment of the match.

2. GARY MCALLISTER vs Everton- 2001

McAllister’s sensational strike remains arguably the most dramatic Merseyside derby moment of the last 20 years.

With the scores level at 2-2 at Goodison Park, deep into stoppage time, Liverpool won a free-kick 35 yards from goal. Many thought McAllister would just dink the ball into the box, but the Scot outrageously went for goal, curling the ball into Paul Gerrard’s near post.

It was a huge victory in Liverpool’s quest for Champions League football that season, and McAllister became a Liverpool legend in the process.

1. JON ARNE RIISE vs Man Utd- 2001

On 4th November 2001, Jon Arne Riise scored the greatest free-kick by a Liverpool player, in my opinion. The fact that it was against United made it even sweeter.

Michael Owen had given the Reds the lead at Anfield, before they were awarded a free-kick on the corner of the Anfield Road penalty area.

The ball was laid off to Riise by Didi Hamann, and the young Norwegian thundered a sensational shot past Fabian Barthez, sending Anfield wild. The stunning effort helped Liverpool to a superb 3-1 victory on the day.

What’s your favourite free-kick by a Liverpool player? Who has Henry missed?

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Gerrard – We are title contenders

Liverpool skipper Steven Gerrard says his side are now genuine title contenders in the football betting best odds and believes Luis Suarez is currently the most talented player in the world.

The skipper missed out on Sunday’s 5-0 victory away at Tottenham, a win that moved the Reds to within of two points of leaders Arsenal as Brendan Rodgers’ men continued their fine start to the season.

After Liverpool’s strong finish to last term, a top four place was seen by the Anfield faithful as a realistic target but Gerrard believes his team are now capable go going even further.

“Of course we are a title contender,” Gerrard is quoted as saying in the Mirror. “There’s still a long way to go – a lot of big games and hurdles to come. We will take a lot of belief from this.”

One of the main reasons for Liverpool’s strong first half of the campaign has been the form of Luis Suarez who after missing the opening months of the season due to suspension, has gone on to net 17 goals in his 11 league appearances.

Two of these came in the win at White Hart Lane, a game in which he was handed the captain’s armband due to Gerrard’s absence with a hamstring injury and led with aplomb in what was arguably the Reds’ best performance under Brendan Rodgers.

The Uruguayan won the Football Supporters’ Federation award on Monday night and the skipper believes his teammate is currently the best player on the planet, as well as a crucial component of Liverpool pushing for a top four place.

“Luis is key to that (Liverpool’s Champions League ambitions)” he said. “On current form Luis Suarez is the best player in the world at the moment. If he keeps playing like that there’s no doubt we’ll finish in the top four. That’s what Luis wants.”

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Entah mengapa terasa lambat benar masa berlalu..melihatkan jam bergerak seperti...

Entah mengapa terasa lambat benar masa berlalu..melihatkan jam bergerak seperti &039;berat&039; untuk meninggalkan waktunya..terasa kali ini perasaan amat lain macam, teramatlah tak sabar, teruja untuk menghadapi aksi minggu minggu ini..hehe



Adakah barisan sama bakal BR turunkan?Adakah Liv dpt meneruskan aksi yg sungguh menghiburkan?percubaan yg mendebarkan?gol yg cantik?adakah suarez akan score lebih dari sebiji gol lagi?adakah?adakah?adakah?



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Mamadou Sakho : Ada kalanya saya menang dan adakalanya Luis menang. Dalam sat...

Mamadou Sakho : Ada kalanya saya menang dan adakalanya Luis menang.



Dalam satu temubual bersama laman web rasmi kelab,pertahanan kental daripada perancis ini tersenyum apabila ditanya samada dia mengetahui cara untuk mengekang rakan sepasukannya Luis Suarez.



"Apabila kami berada dalam pasukan berlainan (semasa latihan),kami berada dalam situasi satu lawan satu.Ada kalanya saya menang dan adakalanya Luis menang."



"Apa yang saya cuba lakukan adalah bermain dengan corak permainan saya yang tersendiri dan menunjukkan kualiti yang ada pada saya.Tapi sudah pasti ianya satu tugas yang sukar untuk mengekang Luis kerana dia pemain bertaraf dunia."



"Kualiti yang ada pada Luis turut membantu meningkatkan permainan kami semua."



"Saya amat bersetuju bahawa ia sentiasa lebih baik untuk berada sepasukan bersama Luis berbanding menjadi lawannya,tapi perkara yang paling penting adalah Luis memberikan segala-galanya untuk pasukan."



"Dia sentiasa bersedia untuk pasukan seperti para pemain lain dan itu antara sebab kenapa Liverpool terus menunjukkan kemajuan daripada satu perlawanan ke perlawanan yang lain."



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Jon Flanagan could be Liverpool’s Philip Lahm

Jon Flanagan’s performance in the 5-0 demolition of Spurs on Sunday has seen supporters jokingly refer to him as the Scouse Roberto Carlos – but, being a right-footed player at left-back the comparison should more be with Philip Lahm.

The man who has been involved in “Flanno” returning to the first-team, Rob Jones, believes the 20 year-old local lad could solve the problematic position for years to come.

“Grasping opportunity is what professional football is all about” Jones told 5Times.co . “The way he is playing, Brendan will have a tough call when Jose Enrique is fit, and who knows – Jon Flanagan could be Liverpool’s first-choice left back for the next few seasons.”

Jones knows what it’s like for a right-back to transition to the left side, having done so himself during his time at Liverpool:

“People presume it must be a fairly easy transition as a full back to play on the right and the left but it’s not, it can be like doing things in reverse and as a right-footer you prefer to tackle with your right foot so the things you do naturally need a little bit of thought.

“I’m just really impressed by his improving maturity, his first touch is brilliant, his passing is great and his defending has been superb.”

Jones recently returned to being involved at the club, after being asked to come in and help with the under 18s and 21s players – working with the defenders to provide advice to them.

“I am really enjoying being back at the club, I was made up to get the call from Brendan” Jones said.

“Coaching isn’t our remit, more talking to players and helping out where needed. Steve McManaman helps with the team and the midfield, Robbie [Fowler] with the strikers and I think the youngsters have enjoyed having us there.”

You can purchase Jones’ autobiography here

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