Liverpool F.C. - Back on the Perch

Got fucked up My the Manchester clubs man 0.o Unlucky results, but good results elsewhere

2013-11-17 03:45#144213 Lucas : Got fucked up My the Manchester clubs man 0.o Unlucky results, but good results elsewhere

Indeed. Thanks Lucas!

Unlucky with the results against the Manchester clubs but I am sure you will bounce back

Ouch, the Manchester clubs had a field day against you. Besides those games though, It was a good month, so hopefully you can carry your good form over to the next month so you can push for top 4!

2013-11-17 05:35#144243 pompeyblue : Unlucky with the results against the Manchester clubs but I am sure you will bounce back

Yep

2013-11-17 08:37#144309 The Madridista : Ouch, the Manchester clubs had a field day against you. Besides those games though, It was a good month, so hopefully you can carry your good form over to the next month so you can push for top 4!

Yeah thanks Jason

Too bad you lost against the almighty United Magnificent story man. Keep it up. Hate the team but love the story!

It was a bad month for Liverpool as they lost games against Tottenham and Newcastle, before securing three points against West Ham. Not the results Jamie Carragher and the Liverpool fans would have liked to see. Despite dropping to 7th in the league table however, Carra remains determined that his side can push on.

Player of the Month

The club's Player of the Month in October has to be Jordan Henderson. While his teammates were completely outplayed against Tottenham, Henderson was one of the better Liverpool players on the field. He followed this up with a magnificent leading performance against West Ham and his late 81st minute winner secured his side the three points.

2013-11-16 21:35#144243 pompeyblue : but I am sure you will bounce back

OK so maybe I was wrong
Your form was not too good this month but looking at your next month their are definitely some winnable games which can get you back up the table!

That was not the best month for you Glenn. I will remain confident that you can turn this around next month.

hahahahahahahhahaah 6-1 ahh just had to say that other than that harsh thrashing you received you're doing alright, and made good signings

Thanks guys!

100TH REPLY! Just so none of you can take it

Liverpool showing the real class - mid table team haha joke joke Glenn T...I mean Jamie Carragher will lead them to glory no doubt about it...If Becks can do it so can JC

2013-11-18 22:19#144725 k1rups : Liverpool showing the real class - mid table team haha joke joke Glenn T...I mean Jamie Carragher will lead them to glory no doubt about it...If Becks can do it so can JC

Thanks Krupesh

Come on Glenn, you can do better..

4 November 2013

As the season progresses further and further, I am starting to think about some of the signings the club made over the summer, in the absence of a manager.

Players like Iago Aspas and Luis Alberto have all but failed to impress. Tiago Ilori is unable to break into the first team even with Sebastian Coates injured.

Victor Moses and Aly Cissokho have both been, so far, unimpressive, but on the bright side they're merely loans and will return to their parent club.

Even Simon Mignolet, who was revered as a fantastic goalkeeper and someone who would serve as our first-choice in goal for years to come, has been more of a rotation option than a first-choice with Timo Horn getting better and better with each appearance.


The only man who came in the summer courtesy of Rodolfo Borrell and has impressed is Mamadou Sakho. He's been performing better than Daniel Agger in recent weeks and I feel that he's going to be a real asset to the club for many years.

The January transfer window is coming closer and closer, and I think it's time for some players to leave the club, even if they've only been here six months.

We need better if we want to think of Liverpool as a Champions League club, and not a club that will only be known for dangling in mid-table.

The injuries have also not helped one bit. Stevie was injured on international duty, something that made me quite frustrated. He's our core man, and to have him on the sidelines really reduces our midfield capabilities. It's a long injury and he's going to be out for at least 2 months. Unfortunate, but I am not as worried in that department because we have some other wonderful midfielders to hold the fort, like Lucas Leiva and Jordan Henderson.

But with all these injuries and poor performances, can we really secure a top four placing before the end of the season?

For the first time I'm starting to doubt it.