Spurs Buildup...

[Vermilion]

@Craig. Arry Amateurish! Yep, it just flowed by me too, did'nt give it a sceond thought, even agreed with Craigs post about them looking amateurish.

[Mostar]

Sandro new hairdo

[Kenneth]

It says an awful lot about Harry that i didnt even doubt whether those quotes were completely accurate or not

Actually, it does say more about you tbh.

[Mostar]

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/liverpool-fc/liverpool-fc-news/2011/09/17/liverpool-fc-manager-kenny-dalglish-calls-on-his-side-to-show-their-quality-at-tottenham-hotspur-100252-29438935/

Liverpool FC manager Kenny Dalglish calls on his side to show their quality at Tottenham Hotspur

KENNY DALGLISH has challenged his new look Liverpool FC side to show Tottenham their quality at White Hart Lane tomorrow.

Spurs completed their first league double over the Reds for 24 years at Anfield back in May as they won the race for fifth place.

However, since then Dalglish has embarked on a major rebuilding job with seven new signings this summer. The boss believes Liverpool are now a different proposition and wants them to show it in the capital.

“It is up to the players to show their strength on the pitch,” Dalglish said.

“We will try our best to improve on that performance from the game in May and try to improve the result.

“We will always try to entertain, we will always try our best. I can only follow the philosophy in which I was brought up playing and I cannot be anybody else. That was the way I was brought up.”

Liverpool’s last four visits to White Hart Lane have all ended in defeat and Spurs are looking to secure three successive league wins over the Reds for the first time since 1912.

Harry Redknapp’s men have lost two of their opening three league games, including a 5-1 hammering at home to Man City, but Dalglish believes they will be challenging for Champions League qualification this season.

“Spurs are going to be right up there until the end of the season,” he said. “Whoever else is going to be there I don’t know but I certainly think Spurs will be there.

“They have faced the two Manchester clubs and lost both times but I don’t think they were at full strength. They are a difficult team and it is up to us to play well against quality opposition.”

Dalglish is looking forward to locking horns with Redknapp again. Their friendship dates back 45 years and Redknapp’s son Jamie was the last signing Dalglish made during his first spell in charge at Anfield.

“When I was 15 I went on trial at West Ham and Harry was there,” he said. “He’s a good character and has done a good job at Tottenham. They are much healthier now than they were before he came in.

“Obviously Jamie is a common denominator. Harry came up with Jamie’s mum Sandra, the year before he actually signed. I think he was a little bit too young to leave home and his mum didn’t want to let go of him.

“But he was a fantastic signing for the club. The meeting that we had at West Ham all those years ago wouldn’t have done any harm with that (transfer).

“The fact that it was Liverpool that Jamie was coming to, a club Harry has a great deal of respect for, wouldn’t have done any harm either.

“He’s a good guy and there is a bit of a friendship there. We’ll have a drink after the game.”

Glen Johnson is ruled out with a hamstring injury so Dalglish must choose between Martin Skrtel, Martin Kelly and Jon Flanagan at right-back.

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http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/latest-news/adam-there-s-more-to-come

Adam: There's more to come

Charlie Adam has spoken about how at home he feels in Liverpool and claimed the best from him and the team is still to come.

The Scotland international has been an influential member of Kenny Dalglish's new-look team so far this season and is eager to help the Reds in their quest for silverware in 2010-11.

"I'm happy with my form so far but obviously you want to do better," Adam told Liverpoolfc.tv.

"The manager makes that decision on whether he thinks you are doing well and deserve to stay in the team. He gives you the confidence when it's needed and a rollicking when it's not.

"I'm happy so far but I think the results maybe could have been a wee bit better in terms of a couple more points but we have had a good start.

"We had a disappointing result at Stoke but overall I think we have done okay and can get better."

The Reds head to North London on Sunday hoping for some good fortune after three straight 2-1 defeats at White Hart Lane in the Barclays Premier League.

Spurs edged out Dalglish's side in the race for a Europa League place last season and Liverpool's No.26 is hoping the Reds can show their true quality against Harry Redknapp's side.

"It's going to be a difficult match. Obviously Liverpool and Tottenham were both challenging for a place in the Europa League at the end of last season and Spurs nicked it at the end," he added.

"We know we will be in for a tough game because they've got good players. I played against them for Blackpool last season and at times they were unplayable, but we've got good players here and hopefully we can cause them problems.

"You always expect to see Tottenham challenging for the top positions because of the quality they have in the squad.

"They have people like Modric, Bale and van der Vaart who are top players. It is going to be difficult but we've got good players who are ready for it.

"We were disappointed last weekend at Stoke because we created a lot of chances and probably could have come away with something.

"Maybe a point would have been nice, we thought we should have had three but that's the way football goes and we'll get on with it and get ready for Tottenham."

[Kenneth]

Any chance of banning Mostar?

[Neil Young]

Done.

[Mostar]

Any chance of banning Mostar?

[banditos]

After another pitiful showing from Arsenal, it's starting to looking like Spurs will be our main rivals for 4th. Big game in that regard.

[Assassin]

harry makes me laugh .

No scouting system at spurs he really must just do what some of you guys on here say .go after everyone else's targets.

How ****ing amateurish does this make Spurs sound???

Hadnt seem him play and blames it on not having a scouting system??

I dont have a 'scouting system' and i'd seen Suarez play. What a ****ing tool Redknapp is

You should know better........

I think Assassin has made some playful edits to the article.

Correct and hilarious edits obv.

It says an awful lot about Harry that i didnt even doubt whether those quotes were completely accurate or not

[Assassin]

@Craig. Arry Amateurish! Yep, it just flowed by me too, did'nt give it a sceond thought, even agreed with Craigs post about them looking amateurish.

[BringbackBiscan]

After another pitiful showing from Arsenal, it's starting to looking like Spurs will be our main rivals for 4th. Big game in that regard.

So we're going to finish 4th then.

[Roboklopp]

****ing brilliant seeing Gerrard back in training. It's amazing the turn around Kenny has brought to the club as it is, even more so when you realise our only true world class player has been sitting on the sidelines.

Hoping to see him on the bench Sunday but I think Brighton will be the game for that, then Wolves at home.

You seriously saying Suarez isn't world class? To be honest, I think Pepe is close to that too.

[BringbackBiscan]

You seriously saying Suarez isn't world class? To be honest, I think Pepe is close to that too.

Pepe probably is yeah but I wouldn't put Suarez in that category just yet. If he keeps this form up for a few seasons & maybe wins a few things with the club then I'd say so yeah, not yet though.

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Luis is a world class already.

With Rooney and Kun he's currently best player in PL (to me he was the best player in second part of the season as well and Best Player of Copa America) and on that basis he belongs to that category with ease.