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  • Vermilion
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    Originally posted by NigelLG View Post
    What formation did we play last night, I obviously missed the match? Was it a flat 4-4-2, with Kuyt and Meireles on the 'wings' or more like Kenny's 4-2-3-1 formation with Suarez off Carroll? I've noticed Meireles and Kuyt playing more like 'wingers' lately.
    Tucking in when needed.

    edit: Although, don't take my word for it, my eyes might not be so good.

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  • Mattshark
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    Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
    Come on..did Caroll really score that second goal ? it's bugging me now how no-one else can see it came off the defender.
    It did come off the defender, onto Carroll and in.

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  • Tee
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    Originally posted by Vermilion View Post
    Come on..did Caroll really score that second goal ? it's bugging me now how no-one else can see it came off the defender.
    100% Carroll's goal. Kolarov heads it onto the side of Carroll's head. If you can't see that you need to go to Specsavers pal.

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  • Fredo
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    What formation did we play last night, I obviously missed the match? Was it a flat 4-4-2, with Kuyt and Meireles on the 'wings' or more like Kenny's 4-2-3-1 formation with Suarez off Carroll? I've noticed Meireles and Kuyt playing more like 'wingers' lately.

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  • Vermilion
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    Come on..did Caroll really score that second goal ? it's bugging me now how no-one else can see it came off the defender.

    I've gone from thinking i need an eye test, to believing it came off the defender again.

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  • Exiled_red
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    I don't know if anyone saw it but The Kop Magazine did an article on "Kenny's 7 for the future" in the April issue. The article was on the back of Sterling and Coady being included in the squad for the Sparta Prague game, basically they give their views on who they consider to be the 7 best prospects, the list was:
    -Sterling
    -Coady
    -Wisdom
    -Suso
    -Flanagan
    -Robinson
    -Ngoo

    I found it an interesting read

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  • The Birdman
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    Wisdom would have broken through this season if he hadn't got that bad injury away with England in my opinion.
    Coady could very easily develop from his midfield role into a centre back so with him, Wilson, Ayala and Wisdom we are spoilt for choice potential wise.
    It's easier for defenders/defensive minded players to break through. Physically they tend to develop earlier and things like decision making, confidence etc.... is easier to protect -see Flanagan last night with Kuyt in front of him and Carra beside him.

    Lads like Sterling, Suso and Morgan (typically) need a season or so longer.

    I've said this elsewhere but as a club we need to make early decisions for next season on which young lads to keep in and around the squad and which ones to get out on 6 month or season long loans to the right clubs.
    We don't need to keep them all for next season and another year playing reserve team football will slow their progress.

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  • Glenn Hysen
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    Originally posted by Lecter View Post
    Was told a while ago Flanagan, Coady & Wisdom would be the next ones through (most probably in that order) with Flanagan being borderline whether he would come through this season or next. Kenny himself said a couple of weeks back that Flanagan was probably the next one that would force through

    Robinson, Suso, Sterling are all VERY highly rated but the above 3 are the ones considered to be "mentally and physically ready" to make the step up

    This is why when Arn has constantly gone on about players being ready I've rubbished him, because from what I can gather they want someone who is forcing themselves to the forefront both in terms of consistantly high performances for the reserves and then being physically and mentally ready to step up
    Interesting and I like the fact that you don't say this as an absolute truth.

    Some people on here keep talking like their opinions are facts and that they do know exactly what happens behind the scenes.

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  • Vermilion
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    Not sure i want to be in the Europa next season, would much prefer this squad had one main aim, and that aim, whether we achieve it or not, should hopefully give us Champions league football the season after.

    Lets just think Title next season, would be my preference, and although the Europa is a chance for squad players and yougsters to gather experience, the top important players always get dragged into it, Gerrard for one would benefit from playing only domestic competition, some others too, just for next season, then see how we go.
    Last edited by Vermilion; 12-04-11, 10:06 AM.

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  • PTP
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    ****ing hell - liverpool sneak in by the back door again

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  • Shaggy
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    JimmyRiceWriter Jimmy Rice
    If Man City finish fifth and win the FA Cup, there will be an extra Europa League place for whoever finishes sixth in the league #lfc #mcfc

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  • Tee
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    Disagree - IMO Flanagan had a far more accomplished debut than Kelly. Unfair to comapre them though, and I still feel Kelly is the better prospect.

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  • PTP
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    Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
    Do you mean his debut against PSV or his first start v Lyon?
    his full debut obviously

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  • Shaggy
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    Do you mean his debut against PSV or his first start v Lyon?

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  • PTP
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    Originally posted by Lecter View Post
    Kellys was better imo
    - nothing against flannagen who was outstanding but i thought kelly's debut was better

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