Срам!
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Честито на Тофи
А не можеш ли просто да приемеш, че Евертън е много по-балансиран и комплектован състав от Пуул в момента, още повече, че червените имат един цял отбор извън игра.
Евертън търсеше по-силно победата, играха с невероятен дух, изобщо стана страхотен мач в който бе време да се прекъсне лошата за карамелите традиция да не могат да бият вечния съперник на Гудисън от 97-а година.
Тия с голите глави
играят много яко за сините. Изобщо тая година синьото е мода на Острова 
П.П. Джерард отново направи супер неща за Пуул. Оня рейд между 4-ма в наказателното беше истинска класика.
The Return Of The KING
Евертън търсеше по-силно победата, играха с невероятен дух, изобщо стана страхотен мач в който бе време да се прекъсне лошата за карамелите традиция да не могат да бият вечния съперник на Гудисън от 97-а година.
Тия с голите глави
играят много яко за сините. Изобщо тая година синьото е мода на Острова
П.П. Джерард отново направи супер неща за Пуул. Оня рейд между 4-ма в наказателното беше истинска класика.
The Return Of The KING
Джонка, това
все пак бе само един мач..
Търсели са повече победата, взели са я.. 5 години им бе трудно, време беше да ни бият.. още повече че в момента са и в подем и малко или много и това си има влияние.
Докато ние търсим себе си.. Само не разбрах защо не игра Милан Барош.. видях че и в групата не беше.
Жалко че съм на работа... можеше да се разберем нещо на по бира някъде, ама нъц..
- Our nation is LIVERPOOL, our language is football
Търсели са повече победата, взели са я.. 5 години им бе трудно, време беше да ни бият.. още повече че в момента са и в подем и малко или много и това си има влияние.
Докато ние търсим себе си.. Само не разбрах защо не игра Милан Барош.. видях че и в групата не беше.
Жалко че съм на работа... можеше да се разберем нещо на по бира някъде, ама нъц..
- Our nation is LIVERPOOL, our language is football
Тия с голите глави......
са пичове.
Все пак Гравесен е основния човек на "карамелите" в полузащитата. Игра по целия терен и за пореден път игра на високо ниво.
Лий Карсли, вкара гол, чудесна игра в защита!!!!!
надявам се и утрешните две дербита да бъдят съпътствани с такова напрежение до края на мача.
К'мон Блуус!!!
пп. някой има ли инфо, какво е станало през продължението на второто полувреме, коментатора на ББТ каза че някакъв най-вероятно е влезнал на терена. А и сега ме мързи да търся в нета :)
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Все пак Гравесен е основния човек на "карамелите" в полузащитата. Игра по целия терен и за пореден път игра на високо ниво.
Лий Карсли, вкара гол, чудесна игра в защита!!!!!
надявам се и утрешните две дербита да бъдят съпътствани с такова напрежение до края на мача.
К'мон Блуус!!!
пп. някой има ли инфо, какво е станало през продължението на второто полувреме, коментатора на ББТ каза че някакъв най-вероятно е влезнал на терена. А и сега ме мързи да търся в нета :)
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Re: Джонка, това
всъщност те не ни надиграха и въпреки че не играхме добре, за евъртън може да се каже абсолютно същото.
реалния резултат беше нулево равенство.
отново крис къркланд беше много нестабилен, както е в последните 5-6 мача всъщност
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колко точки загубихме заради дудек и къркланд просто не е истина...
"Life, like poker has an element of risk. It shouldn't be avoided. It should be faced."
реалния резултат беше нулево равенство.
отново крис къркланд беше много нестабилен, както е в последните 5-6 мача всъщност
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колко точки загубихме заради дудек и къркланд просто не е истина...
"Life, like poker has an element of risk. It shouldn't be avoided. It should be faced."
Re: Срам!
Бре, много лесно се оскърбяваш. Още малко и забрадка ще си сложиш:Рр
Тук е момента да вмъкна, че Бенитез има огромен опит в Шампионската лига и в мачовете с големи отбори, но Мърсисайдското дерби му е за сефте, тъй че нека да вкуси горчивия хап първо. А той е показал, че бързо се учи, особено от челен опит.
Тук е момента да вмъкна, че Бенитез има огромен опит в Шампионската лига и в мачовете с големи отбори, но Мърсисайдското дерби му е за сефте, тъй че нека да вкуси горчивия хап първо. А той е показал, че бързо се учи, особено от челен опит.
в отговор на red till dead
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Re: Джонка, това
Всъщност мисля, че реалния резултат трябваше да бъде 1:1 или 2:2 предвид положенията които имаше, но уви...
П.П. Аз поне съм доволен от представянето на моя отбор в хаттрик
You can have anything you want
But you better not take it from me
П.П. Аз поне съм доволен от представянето на моя отбор в хаттрик
You can have anything you want
But you better not take it from me
в отговор на izgrev_lamerz
#9
Re: Тия с голите глави......
Нищо интересно. Някъф гол изкочил на терена и камерите автоматично почнаха да следят заинтригуваните физиономии на треньорите и публиката.
You can have anything you want
But you better not take it from me
You can have anything you want
But you better not take it from me
prekrasno chetivo (:
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JONATHAN NORTHCROFT
Liverpool’s new manager and his predecessor are like chalk and cheese. Now even the fans are singing Rafa’s praises
Managers, like players, can have goal celebration routines. When Manchester United score, Sir Alex Ferguson will grab the shoulder of the person next to him. When Celtic hit the net, Martin O’Neill hits the deck, skipping up the touchline in a mad-eyed jig. Rafael Benitez likes to purse his lips and pause for thought.
It is not the most conventional of way of celebrating triumph. The Spaniard may have been the only Liverpool man inside Anfield not overwhelmed by joy when Neil Mellor volleyed in the team’s second goal against Olympiakos on Wednesday — the strike which, with just 10 minutes remaining, swung the pendulum towards the home side. Instead, Benitez made his stern face and peered at his watch. He did something similar when Mellor scored Liverpool’s even more dramatic stoppage-time winner against Arsenal 10 days previously
“When we scored against Arsenal, everyone was jumping up and down, but I was calm. After, my wife said, ‘Why weren’t you jumping?’ but in that moment (there were 10 seconds remaining) I was thinking whether I could make a couple of substitutions to waste some time,” Benitez explained. “My job is to ignore everything else and make decisions.”
With Michael Owen leaving, Steven Gerrard manoeuvring, directors warring, debts accruing and injured players multiplying, goodness knows there have been distractions at Liverpool since Benitez arrived. Yet he is doing his job. During his six months on Merseyside, ignoring everything and making decisions is something he has pulled off with the stoic courage and clear focus of a surgeon in a war zone. He is an unusual manager, not a firebrand like Ferguson, a scientist like Arsиne Wenger or a fount of charisma like Jose Mourinho. Yet he is transforming Liverpool. In his low-key resilience and unemotional strength, the anxiety-racked football club has found a balm.
Gerard Houllier could be neurotic, and his team overreacted to setbacks. Under the Frenchman, Liverpool once endured a set of 35 games in which they conceded the first goal and recovered to win just once. The Reds have overturned an initial deficit to emerge victorious four times already under Benitez, and no feat of recovery has been greater than Wednesday’s. At 1-0 down and with 11 Olympiakos players behind the ball, they required three goals to stay in the Champions League. Not only was Ј10m at stake from prize and television money for reaching the next round, but Gerrard had made it clear that getting there was a minimum requirement for him to remain at Anfield past the end of the campaign.
Such pressures do not faze Benitez. “The most important thing you can do (as a manager) is not be afraid,” he says. He was willing to entrust his destiny to a pair of kids, sending Florent Sinama Pongolle on for a defender at half-time and acting with equal boldness when he replaced his main striker, Milan Baros, with Mellor 13 minutes from time. Scoring apart, Mellor set up Gerrard’s golden goal, while Pongolle, as well as scoring, proved to be a puzzle the Greek opposition could not solve.
“I really cannot speak highly enough of Benitez. The thing that has stood out for me is his willingness to make positional changes for the good of the team,” says Kenny Dalglish. “That takes real bravery for a manager, because you know if it doesn’t work out, the critics will seize on that decision.”
Liverpool have been inconsistent this campaign and are likely to remain so for some time, as part of the natural process of a new side trying to find its way under a new manager. But Olympiakos confirmed what the Arsenal victory suggested: things are coming together. “I bet the second half of the season for us will be better than the first,” says Sami Hyypia.
After Wednesday’s marvel, Benitez, asked whether he had ever been involved in such a triumph, replied: “In the Champions League, no,” which was a polite reminder that in his career overall, this 44-year-old is no stranger to glory. “I am very young for a manager, but I have experience” was the modest observation of a man who twice led Valencia to Spanish League titles over mighty Barcelona and Real Madrid.
The players at Anfield confide that once the dressing room door is closed, their manager is anything but meek and mild. Understated self-confidence and unbreakable positivity is his way. “The gaffer has told me just to go out and enjoy my football and do my best,” says Mellor. “I still have 2Е years on my contract and he said that’s a lot of time to improve my game, and that’s what I want to do. Benitez is one of the top European managers, and for him to come in and tell me to believe in myself has given me a big lift.
“The last month’s been great for me,” Mellor adds. “I remember my dad driving me away in tears after Manchester City released me when I was 16, thinking my football dream was over, but the dream is alive again now.”
Liverpool’s reserve coaches and academy staff complain that Houllier would ignore young players, but as well as Mellor and Pongolle, Benitez is fostering such talents as Stephen Warnock, John Welsh, Darren Potter and David Raven. Asked how many players he needs to bring in to raise Liverpool to the standard he wants, the manager replies: “It depends on our reserve players.”
His instinct is “make do with what you’ve got”. In the face of Owen’s unplanned-for departure and injuries to nine senior players this season, Benitez has got on with business. Ignore everything. Make decisions.
There could be no worse blow than losing Gerrard, but Benitez would try to find a way to cope. Despite the glory of his goal and the impact of a performance imbued with dynamism, Gerrard was not acclaimed unquestioningly by Liverpool supporters after Olympiakos. On website message boards and radio phone-ins, fans have been taking issue with the captain’s destabilising decision to signal his intention to leave next summer if Liverpool do not start “moving forward and doing well”. It was a vague statement at a pre-match press conference, and it led some to think of specifics, such as the Ј120,000-a-week contract Chelsea are willing to put in front of the midfielder.
After the match, Liverpool having patently moved forward, Gerrard still said: “You never know” when asked about leaving. Only last week he was saying the mooted departure of David Moores, Liverpool’s chairman, might make him reconsider his own position. As one supporter writing to the Liverpool Echo asked, what stay-or-go dilemma will Gerrard wrestle with next? Progressing to the Champions League’s last 16 should at least see Gerrard staying through next month’s transfer window. Whether starting in central midfield, as against Olympiakos, or behind a striker, as in the Arsenal game, Benitez has given him what amounts to a free role, and the boldness of Liverpool’s recent football is manna to their followers. When Josemi came on for Steve Finnan with five minutes remaining, Benitez held up two fingers to tell his team to go to two at the back and play with two banks of four attacking players. Within a minute, Gerrard had scored.
A bond is developing between the manager and the fans. “They are singing my name and they are even changing the song. I hope in five years they’ll have many songs for me,” Benitez said. Liverpool ignored a notice of interest from Mourinho in order to pursue Benitez, and it is questionable whether Mourinho, Ferguson, Wenger or anybody else could be doing more to restore the club than its smiling, stoic Spaniard.
"Life, like poker has an element of risk. It shouldn't be avoided. It should be faced."
JONATHAN NORTHCROFT
Liverpool’s new manager and his predecessor are like chalk and cheese. Now even the fans are singing Rafa’s praises
Managers, like players, can have goal celebration routines. When Manchester United score, Sir Alex Ferguson will grab the shoulder of the person next to him. When Celtic hit the net, Martin O’Neill hits the deck, skipping up the touchline in a mad-eyed jig. Rafael Benitez likes to purse his lips and pause for thought.
It is not the most conventional of way of celebrating triumph. The Spaniard may have been the only Liverpool man inside Anfield not overwhelmed by joy when Neil Mellor volleyed in the team’s second goal against Olympiakos on Wednesday — the strike which, with just 10 minutes remaining, swung the pendulum towards the home side. Instead, Benitez made his stern face and peered at his watch. He did something similar when Mellor scored Liverpool’s even more dramatic stoppage-time winner against Arsenal 10 days previously
“When we scored against Arsenal, everyone was jumping up and down, but I was calm. After, my wife said, ‘Why weren’t you jumping?’ but in that moment (there were 10 seconds remaining) I was thinking whether I could make a couple of substitutions to waste some time,” Benitez explained. “My job is to ignore everything else and make decisions.”
With Michael Owen leaving, Steven Gerrard manoeuvring, directors warring, debts accruing and injured players multiplying, goodness knows there have been distractions at Liverpool since Benitez arrived. Yet he is doing his job. During his six months on Merseyside, ignoring everything and making decisions is something he has pulled off with the stoic courage and clear focus of a surgeon in a war zone. He is an unusual manager, not a firebrand like Ferguson, a scientist like Arsиne Wenger or a fount of charisma like Jose Mourinho. Yet he is transforming Liverpool. In his low-key resilience and unemotional strength, the anxiety-racked football club has found a balm.
Gerard Houllier could be neurotic, and his team overreacted to setbacks. Under the Frenchman, Liverpool once endured a set of 35 games in which they conceded the first goal and recovered to win just once. The Reds have overturned an initial deficit to emerge victorious four times already under Benitez, and no feat of recovery has been greater than Wednesday’s. At 1-0 down and with 11 Olympiakos players behind the ball, they required three goals to stay in the Champions League. Not only was Ј10m at stake from prize and television money for reaching the next round, but Gerrard had made it clear that getting there was a minimum requirement for him to remain at Anfield past the end of the campaign.
Such pressures do not faze Benitez. “The most important thing you can do (as a manager) is not be afraid,” he says. He was willing to entrust his destiny to a pair of kids, sending Florent Sinama Pongolle on for a defender at half-time and acting with equal boldness when he replaced his main striker, Milan Baros, with Mellor 13 minutes from time. Scoring apart, Mellor set up Gerrard’s golden goal, while Pongolle, as well as scoring, proved to be a puzzle the Greek opposition could not solve.
“I really cannot speak highly enough of Benitez. The thing that has stood out for me is his willingness to make positional changes for the good of the team,” says Kenny Dalglish. “That takes real bravery for a manager, because you know if it doesn’t work out, the critics will seize on that decision.”
Liverpool have been inconsistent this campaign and are likely to remain so for some time, as part of the natural process of a new side trying to find its way under a new manager. But Olympiakos confirmed what the Arsenal victory suggested: things are coming together. “I bet the second half of the season for us will be better than the first,” says Sami Hyypia.
After Wednesday’s marvel, Benitez, asked whether he had ever been involved in such a triumph, replied: “In the Champions League, no,” which was a polite reminder that in his career overall, this 44-year-old is no stranger to glory. “I am very young for a manager, but I have experience” was the modest observation of a man who twice led Valencia to Spanish League titles over mighty Barcelona and Real Madrid.
The players at Anfield confide that once the dressing room door is closed, their manager is anything but meek and mild. Understated self-confidence and unbreakable positivity is his way. “The gaffer has told me just to go out and enjoy my football and do my best,” says Mellor. “I still have 2Е years on my contract and he said that’s a lot of time to improve my game, and that’s what I want to do. Benitez is one of the top European managers, and for him to come in and tell me to believe in myself has given me a big lift.
“The last month’s been great for me,” Mellor adds. “I remember my dad driving me away in tears after Manchester City released me when I was 16, thinking my football dream was over, but the dream is alive again now.”
Liverpool’s reserve coaches and academy staff complain that Houllier would ignore young players, but as well as Mellor and Pongolle, Benitez is fostering such talents as Stephen Warnock, John Welsh, Darren Potter and David Raven. Asked how many players he needs to bring in to raise Liverpool to the standard he wants, the manager replies: “It depends on our reserve players.”
His instinct is “make do with what you’ve got”. In the face of Owen’s unplanned-for departure and injuries to nine senior players this season, Benitez has got on with business. Ignore everything. Make decisions.
There could be no worse blow than losing Gerrard, but Benitez would try to find a way to cope. Despite the glory of his goal and the impact of a performance imbued with dynamism, Gerrard was not acclaimed unquestioningly by Liverpool supporters after Olympiakos. On website message boards and radio phone-ins, fans have been taking issue with the captain’s destabilising decision to signal his intention to leave next summer if Liverpool do not start “moving forward and doing well”. It was a vague statement at a pre-match press conference, and it led some to think of specifics, such as the Ј120,000-a-week contract Chelsea are willing to put in front of the midfielder.
After the match, Liverpool having patently moved forward, Gerrard still said: “You never know” when asked about leaving. Only last week he was saying the mooted departure of David Moores, Liverpool’s chairman, might make him reconsider his own position. As one supporter writing to the Liverpool Echo asked, what stay-or-go dilemma will Gerrard wrestle with next? Progressing to the Champions League’s last 16 should at least see Gerrard staying through next month’s transfer window. Whether starting in central midfield, as against Olympiakos, or behind a striker, as in the Arsenal game, Benitez has given him what amounts to a free role, and the boldness of Liverpool’s recent football is manna to their followers. When Josemi came on for Steve Finnan with five minutes remaining, Benitez held up two fingers to tell his team to go to two at the back and play with two banks of four attacking players. Within a minute, Gerrard had scored.
A bond is developing between the manager and the fans. “They are singing my name and they are even changing the song. I hope in five years they’ll have many songs for me,” Benitez said. Liverpool ignored a notice of interest from Mourinho in order to pursue Benitez, and it is questionable whether Mourinho, Ferguson, Wenger or anybody else could be doing more to restore the club than its smiling, stoic Spaniard.
"Life, like poker has an element of risk. It shouldn't be avoided. It should be faced."
Re: Срам!
Ами за съжаление винаги става така! Просто от наблюдение, когато губим, винаги доминираме във игра, корнери, удари ... винаги става така, просто не знам, тфа е някаква орисия - откакто гледам мачовете на Пул, не се сещам да сме паднали тотално надиграни, но пък се сещам за много мачове когато сме надиграли противника и сме загубили!!! Поне 5 от тях са с Ман ю например!
Аз лично не се ядосах особено от тази загуба, просто мисля, че мом4етата още изживяваха еуфорията от класирането за шл и не се концентрираха максимално! А и Евертън винаги играят много по-надъхано срещу нас! Няма да забравя, редовно ни биеха под ръководството на Джо Ройъл, мамка му!!! Много повече щях да съм бесен ако бяхме паднали от арсенал например!!! Мисля, че отборът постепенно намира себе си, набира сили и съм оптимист за класирането ни в 4-ката в края на сезона!
Едно въпросче - абе защо ника ти е син? Не, че требе задължително да е червен ако си Пул фен, но все пак питам???
AT THE END OF THE STORM THERE'S A GOLDEN SKY
Аз лично не се ядосах особено от тази загуба, просто мисля, че мом4етата още изживяваха еуфорията от класирането за шл и не се концентрираха максимално! А и Евертън винаги играят много по-надъхано срещу нас! Няма да забравя, редовно ни биеха под ръководството на Джо Ройъл, мамка му!!! Много повече щях да съм бесен ако бяхме паднали от арсенал например!!! Мисля, че отборът постепенно намира себе си, набира сили и съм оптимист за класирането ни в 4-ката в края на сезона!
Едно въпросче - абе защо ника ти е син? Не, че требе задължително да е червен ако си Пул фен, но все пак питам???
AT THE END OF THE STORM THERE'S A GOLDEN SKY
Re:Ти пък
Точно за мача ви с Олимпиакос си пожелах да ги отстраните ама в тежък мача. Ако забеляза след нашият гол трудно успявахте да направите каквото и да е - може би точно умората бе причината.
И до Балета - тия с голите тикви Гравесен и Карсли от няколко години ни носят на гърба. Тази година халфовете бяха подсилени Кейхил и може би точно на тях се дължи доброто представяне на отбора.
п.с. Балет и не забравяй да питаш БХ на кое място са в момента
И до Балета - тия с голите тикви Гравесен и Карсли от няколко години ни носят на гърба. Тази година халфовете бяха подсилени Кейхил и може би точно на тях се дължи доброто представяне на отбора.
п.с. Балет и не забравяй да питаш БХ на кое място са в момента
Re: Срам!
хехе.. син ще е още дълго време :)
преди 2 години обявих бойкот на мачовете на пуул и цяла година издържах.
бях се заканил да не гледам мач докато не се махне улие или не спечелим някоя купа...
улие не се махна , а спечелихме некфа уефа.. та почнах да гледам отново...
а синия цвят... ще си върна червения когато спечелим голяма купа :)
а и бтв.. аз съм един от малкото фенове едновременно на пулл и лефски :)
преди 2 години обявих бойкот на мачовете на пуул и цяла година издържах.
бях се заканил да не гледам мач докато не се махне улие или не спечелим някоя купа...
улие не се махна , а спечелихме некфа уефа.. та почнах да гледам отново...
а синия цвят... ще си върна червения когато спечелим голяма купа :)
а и бтв.. аз съм един от малкото фенове едновременно на пулл и лефски :)