Reserves / Youth teams thread 12/13

[Mostar]

Not convinced by him, looks like another Steve Irwin - good for reserves but could never make the step up.

Saying that, i think he's better than Coady.

My statement was based on exactly that comparison that he is better than Coady.

He has an eye for the pass but the lack of mobility and pace are concerns.

[Fernandinho]

I thought the U21's were undefeated? It seems to say they had 6 there or did I miss read it?

edit: worked it out, it was the draws that I was looking at.

[SB]

I thought the U21's were undefeated? It seems to say they had 6 there or did I miss read it?

edit: worked it out, it was the draws that I was looking at.

phew . for a moment there

[RedReet]

I thought the U21's were undefeated? It seems to say they had 6 there or did I miss read it?

edit: worked it out, it was the draws that I was looking at.

Think you need a further edit, we've only drawn twice.

[Fernandinho]

what??? god

[RedReet]

Played 8
Won 6
Drew 2
Lost 0 ()

[SB]

Rodolfo Borrell's U19s are in action on Tuesday night when they take on Rosenborg at St Helens Langtree Park. It's just £5 for adults so get along to Saints to cheer on the youngsters.

Admission is just £5 for adults and £2 for children and concessions and kick-off will be at 7pm GMT.



Liverpool will play all of their home games in the NextGen Series at Langtree Park and winger Jordon Ibe is hoping the supporters can help their team in their quest to qualify for the next phase of the competition.

Last season, Borrell's charges finished third in the inaugural campaign of the NextGen Series - and Ibe is optimistic the crop of 2012-13 can do just as well.

"This is a great stadium and we are looking forward to playing our NextGen Series home games at Langtree Park," said Ibe.

"I was on the bench for the Ajax game last season and I remember there being a great atmosphere at Langtree Park.

"Hopefully they can come and support us again this season as we want to do well in the NextGen Series.

"I'm really excited as this is my first season playing in the NextGen Series and I'm looking forward to it.

"I played in the play-off game last season when we beat Marseille and that was a good experience playing against a European team.

"It is different playing against teams like that as they play a different style of football and it's great to test yourself."



"Playing in the NextGen Series can only help our development. When you play against the likes of Inter Milan, Borussia Dortmund and Rosenborg it can only help you, and we are looking forward to playing against teams of this calibre at St Helens."

Primarily a Rugby League ground, Langtree Park is the home of St Helens and has a capacity of 18,000.

Opened in 2011, the stadium has two terraced stands and two seated and played host to its first rugby match as recently as January this year.

The Reds starlets will travel there to face Rosenborg on Tuesday (November 13) at 7pm and then Borussia Dortmund on November 28 at 6pm.

The date for their clash against Inter Milan is yet to be confirmed; however, the tie will also take place at Langtree at 7pm.

The U21s league clash against Chelsea on Sunday, November 18 will also be staged at Langtree Park, with a 2pm kick-off. Admission for the Chelsea game is £6 for adults and £3 for children and concessions.

[tiktu]

FT 4-1 to #LFC. They were largely excellent. Coady, Morgan, Peterson and Ibe in particular. Joe Maguire looked solid at left back too.

Morgan 2, Sinclair and Jones (I think)

[Pablo]

Ibe

[yamiedo]

Saw the highlights today. Morgan was just deadly in front of goal, Fowler-esque. Hope he gets an extended chance at the first team.

[RedReet]

I don't think he'll make it sadly, but on current form and considering our lack of options, he definitely deserves a chance.

[TheElephantMan]

It seems a shame that only 441 people attended this game. I couldn't make it, but I intend to watch the other two home games. Considering the massive local support for LFC you'd think that at least five or six thousand people would get off their arses and go to watch these games.

[SB]

It seems a shame that only 441 people attended this game. I couldn't make it, but I intend to watch the other two home games. Considering the massive local support for LFC you'd think that at least five or six thousand people would get off their arses and go to watch these games.

If I was there I'd be there

You know what I mean right.

[SB]

Rodolfo Borrell's U21s take on Chelsea at St Helens Langtree Park on Sunday, and admission is just £6 for adults.


Kick-off is at 2pm GMT and admission for children is just £3, so come down to Langtree Park and cheer on the only unbeaten U21s team in the country.

Borrell's charges have played some sparkling football this season and back in September won 4-1 away at Chelsea.

They have won five games in a row and have scored 22 goals in just eight league games so far.

The likes of Conor Coady, Adam Morgan, Daniel Pacheco and Michael Ngoo are expected to be involved so bring the family down to Langtree Park and enjoy what is anticipated to be a cracking game.

You can also watch the whole match exclusively live on LFC TV and LFC TV Online from 1.30pm GMT.

Join Matt Critchley and former Reds Gary Gillespie and David Fairclough from 1.30pm for the best build-up to the game and then you can watch the whole match live from 2pm GMT.

[Chazza]

Ngoo just notched to put the U21's 1 up.