Reserves / Youth Team thread 2013/14

[ashey]

They should be dragged in to the changies & given a skin head. Then have the duck face slapped off their grids!

[Tee]

They should be dragged in to the changies & given a skin head. Then have the duck face slapped off their grids!

[BigChief]

They should be dragged in to the changies & given a skin head. Then have the duck face slapped off their grids!

Duck face

[little dave hedgehog]

how do they even know about vanilla ice?

[Imy]

Taken from that kid Herbie Kane's Twitter page (kid who we recently signed from Bristol City).......state of these two

We've signed Jedward

[red g]

think he has watched Zoolander one to many times,

[red g]

Liverpool's U17s were in full control as they sailed to a commanding 3-1 victory over Chilean opposition O'Higgins FC in the second game of their Milk Cup campaign in Limavady.

milk cup website
Goals from Sergi Canos, Harry Wilson and Pedro Chirivella helped Mike Garrity's side to an impressive victory at Scroggy Road.

However, there was an early scare for the youngsters when, in almost identical fashion to Monday evening's clash against County Armagh, the opposition took the lead on 10 minutes through a world-class strike.

From the moment the ball left the boot of Fabian Hormazabal, 35 yards from goal out on the right flank, it was destined for the roof of the net, and Andrew Firth was left rooted as it flew into the top right corner.

Undeterred, the Reds went about reasserting themselves in the tie. They zipped the ball across the turf with real purpose and after five minutes they levelled proceedings.

Canos chased down a Wilson pass and stole the ball back inside the penalty area, before dragging it away from one man, nutmegging another out on the touchline and tucking his shot between the 'keeper and his near post from an almost impossible angle.

The Spaniard oozed class - and it was his deft back-heel in the middle of the park which opened up the space for Adam Phillips to release Wilson, who raced clear of the Chilean defence and tucked the ball beyond Victor Galvez for 2-1.

On the stroke of half-time Chirivella added a third when he scooped the ball on the edge of the box, composed himself and fired home through a wall of sky blue shirts.

The second half was a much tighter affair, as the Reds battled for possession with their resurgent opponents. Watched from the sidelines by academy technical director, Rodolfo Borrell, the youngsters held out to clinch a deserved 3-1 win.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/141344-reds-too-hot-for-chilean-outfit?

[Resu]

Liverpool's U17s were in full control as they sailed to a commanding 3-1 victory over Chilean opposition O'Higgins FC in the second game of their Milk Cup campaign in Limavady.

milk cup website
Goals from Sergi Canos, Harry Wilson and Pedro Chirivella helped Mike Garrity's side to an impressive victory at Scroggy Road.

However, there was an early scare for the youngsters when, in almost identical fashion to Monday evening's clash against County Armagh, the opposition took the lead on 10 minutes through a world-class strike.

From the moment the ball left the boot of Fabian Hormazabal, 35 yards from goal out on the right flank, it was destined for the roof of the net, and Andrew Firth was left rooted as it flew into the top right corner.

Undeterred, the Reds went about reasserting themselves in the tie. They zipped the ball across the turf with real purpose and after five minutes they levelled proceedings.

Canos chased down a Wilson pass and stole the ball back inside the penalty area, before dragging it away from one man, nutmegging another out on the touchline and tucking his shot between the 'keeper and his near post from an almost impossible angle.

The Spaniard oozed class - and it was his deft back-heel in the middle of the park which opened up the space for Adam Phillips to release Wilson, who raced clear of the Chilean defence and tucked the ball beyond Victor Galvez for 2-1.

On the stroke of half-time Chirivella added a third when he scooped the ball on the edge of the box, composed himself and fired home through a wall of sky blue shirts.

The second half was a much tighter affair, as the Reds battled for possession with their resurgent opponents. Watched from the sidelines by academy technical director, Rodolfo Borrell, the youngsters held out to clinch a deserved 3-1 win.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/late...hilean-outfit?

A proper Chilean name for a team.

[Daffy Duck]

Harry Wilson seems to be among the scorers every time I check out our youth results


Adorjan scored in a 3-1 friendly win for Groningen.

[Resu]

Adorjan scored in a 3-1 friendly win for Groningen.

I`ll probably leave for the 250k Euros reported, which seems cheap to me. Hopefully we`ll get some % if `he gets sold from Groningen.

[little dave hedgehog]

I`ll probably leave for the 250k Euros reported, which seems cheap to me. Hopefully we`ll get some % if `he gets sold from Groningen.

good news. i guess we won't have any trouble funding the site then.

[Resu]

good news. i guess we won't have any trouble funding the site then.

We all have to do what little we can to help Est. I`d prefer to stay, but I do what the site tells me to do, like I always has. I just wish the mods had spoken to me before the deal was done.

[little dave hedgehog]

if wishes were horses, we'd all be eating steak.

[Pablo]

Liverpool's U17s were in full control as they sailed to a commanding 3-1 victory over Chilean opposition O'Higgins FC in the second game of their Milk Cup campaign in Limavady.

milk cup website
Goals from Sergi Canos, Harry Wilson and Pedro Chirivella helped Mike Garrity's side to an impressive victory at Scroggy Road.

However, there was an early scare for the youngsters when, in almost identical fashion to Monday evening's clash against County Armagh, the opposition took the lead on 10 minutes through a world-class strike.

From the moment the ball left the boot of Fabian Hormazabal, 35 yards from goal out on the right flank, it was destined for the roof of the net, and Andrew Firth was left rooted as it flew into the top right corner.

Undeterred, the Reds went about reasserting themselves in the tie. They zipped the ball across the turf with real purpose and after five minutes they levelled proceedings.

Canos chased down a Wilson pass and stole the ball back inside the penalty area, before dragging it away from one man, nutmegging another out on the touchline and tucking his shot between the 'keeper and his near post from an almost impossible angle.

The Spaniard oozed class - and it was his deft back-heel in the middle of the park which opened up the space for Adam Phillips to release Wilson, who raced clear of the Chilean defence and tucked the ball beyond Victor Galvez for 2-1.

On the stroke of half-time Chirivella added a third when he scooped the ball on the edge of the box, composed himself and fired home through a wall of sky blue shirts.

The second half was a much tighter affair, as the Reds battled for possession with their resurgent opponents. Watched from the sidelines by academy technical director, Rodolfo Borrell, the youngsters held out to clinch a deserved 3-1 win.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/late...hilean-outfit?

This kid Canos sounds awesome

[Shaggy]

Canos