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Posté le 25 août 2013 à 01:40:48 Avertir un administrateur
Off : Eriksen a Liverpool pour 18m£ source a venir

tu te prends pour BABA VANGA ?

Vous êtes pour ou contre la possible arrivée de Sakho à Liverpool?

Je ne sais plus qui en parlais sur le topic , mais il avait raison . Rodgers a maigri .

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Voilà c'était l'info intéressante du soir

C'est vrai que ca se voit la

BR qui prend soin de lui

Bonjour tout le monde je suis actuellemnt a Cannes ( aiiiiiight )

Et j'ai appris il y'a deux minutes que nous avions gagné on ne pouvez pas espérait mieux

Si quelqu'un a un resumé du match je prend

Daniel Sturridge's rich vein of form continued as his excellent first-half strike gave Liverpool a 1-0 Premier League win over Aston Villa.

Sturridge's goal – his eighth in his last seven league matches – was all that separated the two sides on Saturday as Liverpool made it two wins from as many matches to start the new season.In a fixture where both sides struggled to assert themselves, Liverpool's win saw them make their best start to a Premier League season since the 2008-09 campaign, in which they finished second.

The triumph also extended their superb run at Villa Park, as they notched their 10th win at the venue since 1998.

Of the other six clashes, five have ended in draws, with Liverpool's latest triumph their third in succession.

Close-season signings Jores Okore and Leandro Bacuna were drafted into Villa's starting line-up by manager Paul Lambert, in place of Ciaran Clark and Karim El Ahmadi, while Liverpool were unchanged, although new loan signing Aly Cissokho won a place on the bench.

Neither side could find their rhythm in the opening stages, as the contrasting styles made for a cagey beginning, but Liverpool settled first.

Villa seemed content to give their opponents time on the ball and attack on the counter, playing into the hands of the visitors, and although they could not create a clear opening, Liverpool controlled the tempo with ease.

It took a piece of individual brilliance for Liverpool to take the lead, as outstanding footwork and a calm, composed finish from Sturridge delighted the travelling fans in the 21st minute.

The build-up was relatively innocuous, as a Jose Enrique ball from the left floated into the penalty area, but a smart dummy from Philippe Coutinho allowed Sturridge in.

And the in-form striker showcased his skill with a series of delicate touches to take the ball around Villa defender Antonio Luna, and goalkeeper Brad Guzan, before he poked into the top corner with the outside of his left foot from an acute angle.

In a half where chances were few and far between, Villa were continually frustrated by Liverpool's consistent defensive shape, but they did go close in the 41st minute when Christian Benteke's curling effort forced a terrific save from goalkeeper Simon Mignolet.

Villa finished stronger in the first half, as Andreas Weimann saw his shot deflected over, but Liverpool were well worth their lead at the break.

The second half started much like the first, with both sides struggling to convert possession into chances, and although Villa had more of the play, all they had to show for it initially was two Ashley Westwood efforts that went well over.

Villa's attacks slowly became more frequent and Benteke powered a header over from a corner, but Liverpool – who brought on Cissokho for his debut late on – continued to hold firm.

Gabriel Agbonlahor and substitute Aleksandar Tonev went close with left-footed efforts as the hosts continued to press, while Mignolet made an excellent stop to deny Benteke after he broke free in the penalty area.

But Liverpool - who could have won a late penalty when Sturridge was felled in the area by Guzan, only for referee Mark Clattenburg to wave away the appeals - held on for an important three points as their perfect start to the season continued.

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JacquieMichelTV
Posté le 25 août 2013 à 01:26:35
Debeve et l'objectivité une grande histoire d'amour
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Ton post tu te la carres où je pense mon gars.

Cracher sur Carroll et Reina après une victoire c'est super intelligent et objectif quand on sait ce que ces deux ont amené au club ?

Ca montre un bel amour au club de cracher sur des anciens joueurs...

Surtout que Reina a est une légende du club apres 8 ans dont 6 impeccables et Carroll a toujours tout donné lui aussi et on parle de son nombre de but mais vous imaginez le nombre qu'il aurait mit si on ajoute les poteaux et la tete contre chelsea?

C'est pitoyable de leur cracher dessus encore contre des Owen, Torres ou Suarez qui se barrent chez les rivaux ou encore insultent le clubs je comprends (d'ailleurs je suis le premier a insulter Suarez)

J`ai rate le match, j`ai juste vu sur BBC World News qu`on avait gagne grace a un but de mon dieu Sturridge *.*
Vous savez sur quel site je peux revoir tout le match?

Pour la doublure de Lucas, y`a toujours McCarthy qui attend sagement a Wigan qu`on vienne l`acheter.

Ouais si on achète un remplaçant a Lucas, Allen joue quand ?

Cogitor6
Posté le 25 août 2013 à 11:32:34
Pour la doublure de Lucas, y`a toujours McCarthy qui attend sagement a Wigan qu`on vienne l`acheter.
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Ce serait difficile de faire jouer Henderson & Allen après, mais c'est un très bon joueur.

Dans l`equipe B avec McCarthy.

McCarthy c'est quand même £15M, pour une solution de repli.est un peu cher.

Allen est vraiment pas mauvais.
mais sérieux Cissokho était-ce vraiment necessaire

je suis pas autant optimiste que vous les gars la C1 ca va etre dur avec tottenham qui se renforce et arsenal qui seront nos concurrent direct

Ouais mais Rodgers a quand meme foutu 19M pour Allen qui est sur le banc aussi

Henderson mérite du temps de jeu pourquoi allé recrute surtout qu'on joue pas l'europe