Daniel Agger

[Reece]

Complaint rejected. Man the **** up Lee.

[colin85]

@ lee lee

[Chazza]

[CJ]

****ing shandy drinking southerners

[Reece]

Can we get back on topic now. Feel free to create a thread in chat if you wish to continue ripping into Lee.

[Craig_H]

Reported for unnecessary abuse towards a fellow Red and a fellow forum member.

[Ben_Itez]

I have always rated Agger (not that I'm alone here) I always remember the 2007 champs league semi. First leg Agger was hammered by Drogba, given a bit of a lesson. Second leg Agger upped his game came back fighting and took his game to a higher level. Had Drogba in his pocket, and still found time to score a goal. He is a winner, a warrior, and also a classy footballer, which other CB you can think of has the ability to hammer one in the top corner from 30 yards.

I then loved it when Agger came out and spoke up against Hodgson. At this point he was defending the actual style of football that Liverpool stand for. It needed to be said and Agger (alone) said it.

Then, to top it all, when our star striker abandoned ship and joined Chelsea, a move which devastated everyone attached to the club (at the time), who showed us how we should really feel about it? Yep. Agger, smashed Torres in the face first chance he got and dominated him all game. Agger is a winner. And Torres, you could argue has never been the same since.

He is the future captain of our club, he is ****ing great

Excellent post

I'm just hoping that firstly he plays tomorrow and secondly he plays at CB. Shuffling him out to left back to accommodate Carra at CB would be a massive mistake IMO, one that could quite possibly cost Kenny his job.

Anyway Agger , along with Lucas is my favourite player.

[Fosterbloke]

Anyway Agger , along with Lucas is my favourite player.

They're not Transformers you know...

[Bender]

They're not Transformers you know...

[Ben_Itez]

[Darkon]

Simply put; when fit, Agger is the best defender in the premiership and in the top-5 world-wide.

[little dave hedgehog]

what part of denmark did you say you were from? are you actually from brondby strand?

[Darkon]

Nope, not even close and I don't really like Brøndby

[Darkon]

AGGER: WE CAN COMPETE NEXT SEASON

Daniel Agger insists Liverpool can challenge "the top teams" next season despite another disappointing Premier League campaign.

Liverpool could finish as low as 10th if they fail to shake off Saturday's FA Cup final loss at the hands of Chelsea, a side they meet again this evening in their penultimate league game of the campaign.

Defeat tonight would see them condemned to finish below local rivals Everton but Agger insists there are signs of progress at Anfield.

The Denmark international said: "Can we challenge the top teams next season? Yes, of course.

"We have moved forward a lot this season but right now the only feelings are of disappointment."

Saturday's 2-1 defeat meant Liverpool failed to add a second trophy to their cabinet this season having already captured the Carling Cup.

Agger admits the defeat has left the dressing room deflated.

"There's not much more to say right now. We are all just so disappointed," he told the club's official website.

"We have got two games left in the season and we have got to try and win them. That is how we will start to move forward."

A late goal from former Chelsea defender Glen Johnson secured a 2-1 win for Liverpool at Stamford Bridge back in November and another victory would condemn the west London side to sixth spot in the league.

Reds boss Kenny Dalglish is likely to hand a start to Andy Carroll following his goal after coming off the bench on Saturday.

The 61-year-old had some tough decisions to make regarding his selection ahead of the final but he praised the reaction of the unfortunate players who did not make the team.

"His (Carroll's) attitude coming on as a substitute was exemplary," the Scot said. "He lifted it. Dirk (Kuyt) - great attitude as well."

The performances of some of Dalglish's players at Wembley were scrutinised in the aftermath of their defeat but he is hoping those individuals benefited from the big-game experience.

"You would hope so," he said. "The last half-hour, they got more belief in themselves.

"It is a big step up to get to the level that Chelsea play at from the level we have been playing at. But we gave it a good go in the last half-hour."

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/news/story_get.cgi?STORY_NAME=soccer/12/05/08/manual_065101.html&BID=165

[Lee]

I wish all of our players had the attitude of Agger. Class player and class person.