Pacheco to Norwich on loan

[Kenneth]

Well I expect him to get some chances. Up to him if he makes the most of them.

[Rudo]

Dani seems like a bloody great kid. I know he had the mishap under Hodgson but I really like him. Be disappointing if he doesn't make it with us.

Yeah he defo seems to be a sound lad.

I hope it can get his Liverpool career on track because he's a big talent but atm it doesn't look good for him.

[SB]

Well I expect him to get some chances. Up to him if he makes the most of them.

I'd like to see how he'd go playing in our current system ( in maxi's position)

[DannyMan2006]

People need only look at Jay to see that there is no age requirement on a player breaking through.

As long as Pacheco is getting games somewhere he will be improving. So whilst he may not be ready to play a role next season, if he spends a season on loan he may be ready for the following season.

It's key to note that he wasn't a regular starter at Norwich, so that tells you of his level ATM. He needs to get stronger and become more concistant to be a hit at LFC.

What is not in doubt is that he has the talent. That has been clear whenever he has played and is why he was given s contract extension.

[anfieldanfield]

There's no point him being at LFC next season. He simply wont play enough.

He should go on loan, hopefully to a club in aiming for pomotion in the Championship so he can play lots of football.

Then we can keep or sell next summer.

[Fernandinho]

Or back to norwich

[little dave hedgehog]

he reminds me of pedro from napoleon dynamite.

[Mostar]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-fc/liverpool-fc-news/2011/07/26/daniel-pacheco-vows-to-leave-liverpool-fc-as-hopes-of-norwich-city-return-are-dashed-100252-29118729/

Daniel Pacheco vows to leave Liverpool FC as hopes of Norwich City return are dashed

DANIEL PACHECO’S hopes of returning to Norwich City appear to have been dashed – but the striker is determined to leave Liverpool if his lack of first team opportunities continues.

Canaries manager Paul Lambert is preparing to trim his squad ahead of the new season, making it highly unlikely Pacheco will return to the club he joined on an emergency loan deal in March.

The young Spanish forward wants to be given chances at Liverpool but has made no secret of his willingness to move away from Anfield for regular football.

Although the Norwich boss is believed to think highly of the Spain under-21 international, it has been suggested any deal for Pacheco would not take place in the summer transfer window.

Pacheco, on international duty for Spain at the Under-20 World Cup in Colombia, admits he would love to one day return to play in Spain but wants to fight for chances to showcase his talent in front of Kenny Dalglish – although after just 14 appearances in two seasons in the senior set-up the player signed by Rafa Benitez says chances have not yet been forthcoming.

“I hoped for a lot more (at Liverpool); why should I deny it?,” Pacheco said.

“I was told I was going to have opportunities; quite simply, if they don’t give me more opportunities, I am very clear I want to leave.

“Above all, I want to play and if I have to leave to do that then there will be no problem.

“Some day I would like to return home. If it happens, it happens.

“Logically it’s a disappointment to see that you don’t have any playing time.

“But in such a situation all you can do is work and I hope to have minutes in the Under-20 World Cup to demonstrate what I am worth.”

The Liverpool future of David Ngog, meanwhile, could hinge on the movement of Chelsea striker Daniel Sturridge.

Reports have emerged that Bolton are ready to launch a £3m bid for the French hitman but should Sturridge’s proposed move to Tottenham Hotspur – as part of a package to take Luka Modric to Stamford Bridge – fall through, then manager Owen Coyle would change his attention to bringing the 21-year-old back to the Reebok Stadium after last season’s loan.

It has been suggested Bolton may still try to bring Ngog in on a season-long loan but with just a year remaining on his contract, Liverpool are unlikely to be receptive to such an offer as they look to cash in on a player they value at £6m.

Reports in America say Liverpool have agreed a three year deal for US under-18 striker Villyan Bijev from California Odyssey after impressing on trial.

[Vermilion]

“But in such a situation all you can do is work and I hope to have minutes in the Under-20 World Cup to demonstrate what I am worth.”

And if you get no minutes for the u20's, what then...leave them ?

[Cormack74]

Surely Sturridge would cost loads more than Ngog?

(Assuming they didn't get him on another loan).

[Mostar]

Surely Sturridge would cost loads more than Ngog?

(Assuming they didn't get him on another loan).

Chavs won't loan him this summer. He'll do better than Nando if they let him play.

[Lee]

Chavs won't loan him this summer. He'll do better than Nando if they let him play.

'Nando' ffs! He is known as Torres, traitor or cunt around these parts!

Nando indeed!

[Exiled_red]

It's a shame Norwich don't want Pacheco on loan, it could have been a good deal for all parties.

[Lee]

It's a shame Norwich don't want Pacheco on loan, it could have been a good deal for all parties.

I was really hoping that he'd go back there for another season. He obviously settled in, he knew the club, the style of play, the manager and he put in some good performances too.

Would've been ideal to strike up another loan with them. Could still happen later in the window perhaps?!

[RedReet]

Surprised Coyle isn't interested in him either. Would be a good move for us.

Maybe we'll have more interest after he kicks off his world cup on Sunday.