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Yeah, it leaves us exposed with both full backs pushing that far up the pitch. I remember when Barcelona had Abidal playing left back but he would form part of a defensive 3 with the other two centre backs when defending and Alves would be somewhere far up the wing. Seems like we don't have enough bodies back when we lose the ball high up the pitch. Maybe Flanagan will give a better balance to the team when he is back as he is a more defensive minded player.
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I bet Toure has been in a lot of thoe wins as wellOriginally posted by Shaggy View PostLiverpool this season in all comps:
with Lucas: WWLWWLWDWW (7W, 1D, 2L)
without Lucas: LWLDLWLDLLL (2W, 2D, 7L)Bob Paisley - "This club has been my life. I'd go out and sweep the street and be proud to do it for Liverpool if they asked me to."
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Inter Milan boss Roberto Mancini has revealed he would be interested in signing Lucas Leiva if Liverpool were keen on selling the Brazilian midfielder.
'Lucas is a great player but he is a Liverpool player and it will be hard to get him,' said Mancini. 'It certainly would be useful to us as he could help our youngsters grow.'
The Brazilian star has started in six Premier League games for Liverpool and is under contract with the Reds until June 2017.
Source: DailyMail
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i love the way he peels the skin off some ****s ankles and then turns and gives the ref an impish little grin and somehow walks away without a booking [most of the time]
removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.
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Originally posted by Bender View PostInter Milan boss Roberto Mancini has revealed he would be interested in signing Lucas Leiva if Liverpool were keen on selling the Brazilian midfielder.
'Lucas is a great player but he is a Liverpool player and it will be hard to get him,' said Mancini. 'It certainly would be useful to us as he could help our youngsters grow.'
The Brazilian star has started in six Premier League games for Liverpool and is under contract with the Reds until June 2017.
Source: DailyMail
No worries Roberto. Send Medel and Kovacic our way, and in return we will send Lucas and Allen your way.
And whilst we are in such a generous mood, send Ranocchia as well, and we will send you a £20m centre back in his place.Last edited by Doc_Piptorious; 22-12-14, 04:29 PM.I don't hate people. I just feel better when they aren't around.
Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness
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Usually after passing straight to them in a dangerous position so its essential that he gives away a foul to stop an almost certain goal.Originally posted by baitman View Posti love the way he peels the skin off some ****s ankles and then turns and gives the ref an impish little grin and somehow walks away without a booking [most of the time]
Originally posted by fah-qDidn't someone once see Philip Schofield ****ting into a crisp packet?
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He's crucial to the way we play now.
A few months ago I was one of many who said to sell him, but he is our only true DM and is much more effective than Gerrard when he's there. He makes more interceptions, is much better with defensive positioning - it's very rare he gets dribbled past unlike Stevie.
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It's no coincidence that every one of our best performances this year, he's been playing (bar Spurs).Originally posted by Mike View PostHe's crucial to the way we play now.
A few months ago I was one of many who said to sell him, but he is our only true DM and is much more effective than Gerrard when he's there. He makes more interceptions, is much better with defensive positioning - it's very rare he gets dribbled past unlike Stevie.
Individually he hasn't exactly been outstanding, he's certainly far from the level he once was, but we're a much better team with him in the side.If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?
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Exactly mate. The defence gets so much more protection with Lucas in front of them. He hasn't been the player he was like you said but his level has been improving game by game.Originally posted by RedReet View PostIt's no coincidence that every one of our best performances this year, he's been playing (bar Spurs).
Individually he hasn't exactly been outstanding, he's certainly far from the level he once was, but we're a much better team with him in the side.
When I see our team sheet now he's the first name I look out for - feel more assured knowing he's playing.
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He hit 2 of his 9 unsuccessful passes in injury time. 90% success rate overall, made more passes than anyone else in the team and the highest accuracy of any of our midfielders.Originally posted by BobTheCharmer View Poston the radio commentary it said he kept giving the ball away, especially the last 10, true?
According to Opta of course.If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?
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He pushed up in the second half (and was quite effective) when we were chasing the game - taking more risks.Originally posted by BobTheCharmer View Poston the radio commentary it said he kept giving the ball away, especially the last 10, true?
I didn't think we needed Lucas in front of a back three - but he played really well (I think he's played well all season - probably our best/most consistent midfielder). IMO - it would be a big mistake to sell him (in January).Another MASSIVE game
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That's why I was asking. Thanks.Originally posted by RedReet View PostHe hit 2 of his 9 unsuccessful passes in injury time. 90% success rate overall, made more passes than anyone else in the team and the highest accuracy of any of our midfielders.
According to Opta of course.
I personally think he's extremely average but like has been said, he's the only recognised defensive midfielder and so needs to play until we replace with someone more dynamic.Always borrow money from a pessimist. He won’t expect it back. Oscar Wilde
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