The OFFICIAL Liverpool FC thread - #DankeJürgen

[new devil]

Good luck Swansea in the Playoff final Monday.Liverpool are counting on you to reach the Premier so they play in another country next season

[isourboydownyet]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2LOR1s16rn4&feature=player_embedded#at=33

Classic.

priceless,the look on that twat Neville's face was hilarious

[isourboydownyet]

Good luck Swansea in the Playoff final Monday.Liverpool are counting on you to reach the Premier so they play in another country next season

i think i'd rather stay in the country rather than get embarrassed like that!!

[Carmen Stateside]

Nice touch from Masch, fair play to him! 

[laoislad]

Gerrard's high five: Liverpool captain revels in arch-rivals Wembley misery

High five: Gerrard salutes Liverpool's five European Cup wins



Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard showed there was no love lost with arch-rivals Manchester United after he was pictured celebrating their 3-1 defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final.

Photos of Gerrard, who celebrates his 31st birthday on Monday, shows the England midfielder revelling in the Red Devils slump whilst out with his close pals at the weekend.

The Anfield skipper, together with his best mate Paul McGrattan and boxer Paul Smith Jnr, were seen reminding the Old Trafford faithful of Liverpool's five European Cup wins – two more than their collection of three.
McGrattan posted on social networking site Twitter on Saturday night: 'Stevie G reminding the world "IN ISTANBUL WE WON 5 TIMES"!! Liverpool FC The Greatest Club in World!''

Gerrard's pal McGrattan then went one further by goading former Reds favourite and now United striker Michael Owen, a substitute at Wembley, adding: 'Message from the captain to Michael Owen. If you can't beat them you should of joined....us! 5 TIMES! You 0

[AZOffaly]

Stevie should stay out of the pubs.

[ross4life]

Good luck Swansea in the Playoff final Monday.Liverpool are counting on you to reach the Premier so they play in another country next season

Looking likely now.

[Denn Forever]

So will Liverpool put in bad for Shane Long now that Reading aren't coming up?

[laoislad]

So will Liverpool put in bad for Shane Long now that Reading aren't coming up?

Was talks of it a few weeks ago.
Would be a decent enough signing though I think of the Irish boys Kevin Doyle would be a better buy but it be nice to have a few Irish faces around the club all the same.
Might not be the marquee signing everyone would be hoping for but they can't all be marquee signings.

[Denn Forever]

Kevin Edward Doyle (born 18 September 1983)

vs

Shane Patrick Long (born 22 January 1987)

Would Long not be a better prospect?  Younger, more amenable to being a squad player for now and aren't they saying that Long could/should be pushing Robbie Keane for a place on the Irish team?  Although Robbie is going well for Ireland at the moment.

[EC Unique]

Stevie should stay out of the pubs.

With his record I'm sure there are not many he is allowed into.

[AZOffaly]

Stevie should stay out of the pubs.

With his record I'm sure there are not many he is allowed into.

I'm sure there's plenty.

[deiseach]

Stevie should stay out of the pubs.

With his record I'm sure there are not many he is allowed into.

I'm sure there's plenty.

Liverpool publican spots Steven Gerrard approaching

[angermanagement]

Hearing rumours of Drogba going to Liverpool and Johnston going the other way.

A couple of years ago yes, but not now the legs have gone and he's a c@@t.

[GalwayBayBoy]

Liverpool have added Jordan Henderson to their list of midfield targets for the summer as Kenny Dalglish prepares to test Sunderland's resolve to keep the England international at the Stadium of Light.

Henderson had been linked with a move to Manchester United earlier in the season as his impressive form earned a full England debut against France in November and prompted the Sunderland manager, Steve Bruce, to value the 20-year-old at £20m. Now Liverpool are keen on the Sunderland-born talent and with their owner, Fenway Sports Group, allocating a substantial transfer budget to Dalglish, they have the means to prise Henderson away from his boyhood club.

Sunderland have dismissed claims that they had received and rejected a £13m offer from Liverpool for the midfielder, and the Anfield club refused to make any comment on the potential transfer. However Henderson's club are aware of Liverpool's interest and expect that to develop into a firm bid during the close season. The midfielder is in Stuart Pearce's squad for the European Under-21 Championship in Denmark this month, and his future is unlikely to be resolved before that competition is over.

Bruce would be opposed to losing a player he has championed since Henderson established himself in the Sunderland first team two seasons ago and who signed a five-year contract with the club in April 2010. The Sunderland manager is determined to rebuild with "eight or nine" new players this summer and has £18m to spend from the sale of Darren Bent to Aston Villa in January. But a major offer for Henderson would assist his attempted revamp, particularly if the player were receptive to an Anfield move.

Dalglish is keen to add more quality to the Liverpool midfield next season. Though Henderson impressed in central midfield in his first full campaign for Sunderland, he is also comfortable on the right of midfield and his crossing ability would appeal to a manager seeking to improve the supply to Andy Carroll. The Aston Villa pair of Stewart Downing and Ashley Young are also on Dalglish's wanted list, as is Blackpool's Charlie Adam, although he faces competition from Manchester United for Young and a difficult task to prise Downing from Villa Park. Villa are resigned to losing Young this summer but are reluctant to let Downing go too, even though the England international is refusing to extend a contract that has two years remaining and has begun publicly agitating for an exit from the Midlands.