Would You Like Owen Back At Anfield

[tomasjj]

Can't we just stop wasting time on that little ****er.

[Steve]

no f'in way , i personally feel he shafted us and if he leaves newcastle now he has well and truly shafted them, I have no wish for that sort of player here.

[kopash]

I think we can do better than Owen plus we hve no idea if e is fully over his injuries or will ever be

[cobain]

I'd take him instantly. I'd rather have him than Voronin tbh...

[Sir Bob]

100% yes.
He's proven at every level, would fit in straight away, and would benefit from Rafa's rotation. oh and he's an LFC legend.

[Diego]

hell i'd rather have Jonathan Stead than Owen. i simply don't want him near this club not at any fee. i wouldn't even take him on a free. don't care how good he is. he wanted away so he should stay away.

[einar]

hell i'd rather have Jonathan Stead than Owen. i simply don't want him near this club not at any fee. i wouldn't even take him on a free. don't care how good he is. he wanted away so he should stay away.

[Los Rojos]

100% yes.
He's proven at every level, would fit in straight away, and would benefit from Rafa's rotation. oh and he's an LFC legend.

I can understand how Owen would benefit physically from the rotation policy but we've all seen how Owen has needed a run of games to play to his potential. I think he needs to play every week to maintain his sharpness.

I agree he's a legend as well by the way. The 2000-2001 season was his pinnacle I think. He could have been immortalised in Liverpool folklore though if he hadn't jumped ship or if he'd have buried one of those 4 or 5 chances he had in the Bay Arena in 2002.

[Spionkop69]

The question is; does he improve our first team. The answer is a resounding yes for me. In which case regardless of the supposed baggage that some of you think he carries - laughable when compared to Pennant and Bellamy - at the right price he would be a good signing.

Proven at all levels. All this "he shafted us" stuff is supposition and opinion not fact.

[DannyMan2006]

I can understand how Owen would benefit physically from the rotation policy but we've all seen how Owen has needed a run of games to play to his potential. I think he needs to play every week to maintain his sharpness.

I think that was only when coming back from injury TBH mate. Another point is that I think he would prefer a manager putting an arm round his shoulder, but then so did Stevie!

There are risks, but then there is with any signing.

[einar]

The question is; does he improve our first team. The answer is a resounding yes for me. In which case regardless of the supposed baggage that some of you think he carries - laughable when compared to Pennant and Bellamy - at the right price he would be a good signing.

Proven at all levels. All this "he shafted us" stuff is supposition and opinion not fact.

He left, for a very low fee, at a young age when we where getting a new manager in.

That is a fact.

[Diego]

The question is; does he improve our first team. The answer is a resounding yes for me. In which case regardless of the supposed baggage that some of you think he carries - laughable when compared to Pennant and Bellamy - at the right price he would be a good signing.

Proven at all levels. All this "he shafted us" stuff is supposition and opinion not fact.

there are loads of players that have the quality but not the right mentality, so saying the only thing that matter is the quality he brings with him is nonsense...

[Los Rojos]

I think that was only when coming back from injury TBH mate.

Yeah, that might be true. He definitely struggled for 7 or 8 games after coming back from injury. I can't really think of too many occasions that he was left out by Houllier for either Fowler or Heskey, when he was fit and flying.

[Parm]

Just saw this and said id piss everyone off by starting a michael owen thread

http://www.liverpool.vitalfootball.c...tart=1&posts=4

no, not ever again. He's not eventhe player he was 2 yrs ago, let alone a threat. Injury prone, lost his pace, wouldnt suit our style of play and has nothing else left to offer to compensate.

[AFII]

I can understand how Owen would benefit physically from the rotation policy but we've all seen how Owen has needed a run of games to play to his potential. I think he needs to play every week to maintain his sharpness.

I agree he's a legend as well by the way. The 2000-2001 season was his pinnacle I think. He could have been immortalised in Liverpool folklore though if he hadn't jumped ship or if he'd have buried one of those 4 or 5 chances he had in the Bay Arena in 2002.

Owen scored in more % of the games for us than Robbie. That is a FACT. So if he needed a run of games before he scored then Robbie must be even worse.