VERY good story so far, absolutely brilliant!
Its something new I want to add to my stories.Azzer: Thank you so much
Liverpool FC: You'll never walk alone!
A liverpool fc story
Nathaniel: Thanks mate Its something new I want to add to my stories.
Azzer: Thank you so much
Its something new I want to add to my stories.Azzer: Thank you so much
Your updates are informative yet straight to the point, i just love them.
2013-07-26 22:22#123202 sedsosedso : Your updates are informative yet straight to the point, i just love them.
Thank you very much, I really appreciate it
FIRST PAGE!
Top of the league, having a laugh?
Top of the league! Liverpool FC are now at the top of the league, following an impressive month. The Reds played five fixtures, winning three and drawing two. The Merseyside club, played beautiful football throughout the month, often destroying opposition defences. The club's success has often been overshadowed by controversy involving, Suarez, Evra, the fans and even the manager himself John Barnes.
The Reds first fixture of the month was against Hull City at Anfield. The first game after John Barnes revealed he was racially abused by Stoke fans. However this didn't seem to affect Liverpool's performance, especially Steven Gerrard's as he scored a wonderful brace. You would have thought that was the only talking point, but his celebration stole the show. The veteran English midfielder celebrated both goals by showing off his "KICK IT OUT" undershirt. A truly amazing touch from Stevie G.
Next up for Liverpool, an away fixture vs West Ham, a tough team with a unique playing style. This match was more of a contest than the previous match, unfortunately for West Ham, Liverpool, were in no mood to play around as they cruised to a 2-0 victory. The first half ended 0-0, a fairly boring half. In the second half, Liverpool shifted up a gear. Matt Jarvis picked up an injury in the 52nd minute and had to be stretchered off. Iago Aspas broke the deadlock in the 66th minute with a very nice finish. Kevin Nolan, was sent off in the 86th minute, however in controversial circumstances. Luis Suarez put the game to bed in the 90th minute with a trademark finish. Final score, 2-0 to Liverpool.
Liverpool's third game was vs Southampton at Anfield. The Kop was louder than then ever, chanting the famous "You'll never walk alone!". The fans looked up for the game, the players did too. The game kicked off and Liverpool went straight out to score and eventually did in the 10th minute through a Steven Gerrard penalty. Not shortly after, Gerrard doubled the lead with a tidy finish. Southampton seemed very frustrated and this was evident after Victor Wanyama was sent off, just before half time, giving Liverpool an extra advantage. With only 10 men, Southampton were completely demoralized and had given up. Liverpool sensed this and upped their game a bit. Star striker, Luis Suarez scored The Reds 3rd goal of the game. Southampton managed to score a consolation goal through Adam Lallana.
The next match Liverpool played, against Fulham, should have been renamed the Steven Gerrard show as he was the main talking point, but not just for good reasons. The Liverpool captain, gave The Reds the lead in the 20th minute but this goal was cancelled out by Flourent Malouda on the brink of half time. In the second half, both teams had chances but failed to convert. Gerrard picked up his second yellow card of the game, and was sent off in the 73rd minute. Despite being sent off, the fans still cheered the legend off the field. Final score, 1-1.
The last game of the month, was fairly frustrating for Liverpool as they failed to beat premier league newcomers Crystal Palace. The team from Croyden proved they were no pushovers as they started the game very well, testing Reina in goal. Ironically, it was Liverpool who took the lead through Yohan Cabaye in the 13th minute. Niklas Hult equalised for The Eagles, much to the delight of the Palace fans. The highlight of the second half was the injury suffered by Louis Alberto in the 89th minute, Liverpool will be hoping he recovers swiftly.
Due to Liverpool's unbeaten run continuing, The Reds are now top of the league with 32 points, alongside with Arsenal, however Liverpool's goal difference is greater. Nobody would have thought that the they would be at the top of the league, nearing Christmas.
Liverpool player of the month
The Liverpool player of the month is.... MARTIN SKRTEL! The Slovakian centre back has put in some brilliant performances, wowing many. Liverpool will be hoping that their star defender can keep up his good form as they aim to stay at the top of the league.
You are doing so well joint 1st is a great position just keep going. If you finish in the top 4 then that is a great achievement.
2013-07-27 21:10#123392 wellsy1498 : You are doing so well joint 1st is a great position just keep going. If you finish in the top 4 then that is a great achievement.
Thank you Wellsy, champions league football is the realistic aim!
You can't rule us out!
Liverpool shot stopper, Jose Reina, has warned the club's rivals not too rule them out of the title race. The first team goalie and his teammates have shocked many this season and are currently first in the league. However, the Spaniard has also warned his teammates that they must remain focused if they want to be successful.
In a club interview Reina told us:
"I'm happy, the other players are happy too. We have started the season well, even though many people thought we would be struggling for the top 4. Many of our rivals, like Arsenal, United, City and Chelsea, they think we can't compete for the title, we want to prove them wrong. They shouldn't underestimate us.".
We asked Reina what the Liverpool camp was like following all the controversy the club has been involved in, he answered:
"It hit us quite bad to be honest. It was a disgrace to the city, the club and even to the country. We just had to be professionals about it and stay strong. We hope something like this doesn't repeat itself,".
To end the interview, we asked Reina what he thought about the John Barnes incident and if he had anything to say to the fans, the keeper answered:
"Its disgusting, very disgusting. Racism should not be in football. The whole squad is behind the boss and we are still waiting for the FA to respond. I do not know what is taking them so long to do something. I want to say a big thank you to the fans for all their support, I appreciate it and so do the squad. We want to please the fans and we hope they can continue to support us. Also I must urge the fans to stay out of trouble to show their love for the club!".
It will be interesting to see how the fans respond to this interview. Some may react well but some may not. However you must love the ambition shown from Reina, it also shows the love Reina has for the club.
Keep it up 
If you look really closely at that last picture, you can see Jose Reina;) Top class story bud
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