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[ratmonkey]

They've been waxing lyrical about him since he arrived. If he keeps this up he could be the next Richie Patridge

Maybe he'll even be linked with a move to Cork City like Neil Mellor.

 

[Hector Grey]

They've been waxing lyrical about him since he arrived. If he keeps this up he could be the next Richie Patridge

he's 17 now, so we'll know in 8 years whether he's in richies class or not.

 

[nofriendo]

so crouch is up for sale and they tried to kept kewell....mental

http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_3537879,00.html

 

[ratmonkey]

so crouch is up for sale and they tried to kept kewell....mental

http://www.football365.com/story/0,17033,8652_3537879,00.html

No one would pay money for Kewell, and Crouch wants out.

 

[oh shit]

£15m for crouch... has the world gone mawd

 

[ratmonkey]

He'll take £10m, and be happy with it.

 

[Hector Grey]

if oneill thinks gareth barry is worth more than 10 mil..well then. if the player is an english international, his price doubles. carrick, bent, hargreaves etc. hold out for 15 mil.

 

[Wheels]

Holy shit, didn't realise we'd scored 117 goals in all competitions this season, five more than the Arse. Pretty impressive, and hopefully a few more on Sunday.

Nando------- 32
Stevie------ 21
Sloth-------- 11
Crotch----- 11
Benny------ 11
Ryan------- 10
Porno------ 5
Sami------- 4
Painnant--- 2
Xabi------- 2
Fabio------- 1
Mascher---- 1
Nomo------ 1
El Zharo --- 1
Lucazade--- 1

 

[Lefty Frizzell]

I wonder where PG Tips woulda ranked in that tally.

 

[Unicron]

Holy shit, didn't realise we'd scored 117 goals in all competitions this season, five more than the Arse. Pretty impressive, and hopefully a few more on Sunday.

Nando------- 32
Stevie------ 21
Sloth-------- 11
Crotch----- 11
Benny------ 11
Ryan------- 10
Porno------ 5
Sami------- 4
Painnant--- 2
Xabi------- 2
Fabio------- 1
Mascher---- 1
Nomo------ 1
El Zharo --- 1
Lucazade--- 1

Both of those 100+ totals are distorted somewhat by drubbings handed out to shit teams in cup and CL, us to the the likes of the Czech sides and your lot to the crowd you rattled 8 in against and Havant and whatshisface. League totals a little more accurate I think as it reflects that United are the top side.

 

[Hector Grey]

Both of those 100+ totals are distorted somewhat by drubbings handed out to shit teams in cup and CL, us to the the likes of the Czech sides and your lot to the crowd you rattled 8 in against and Havant and whatshisface. League totals a little more accurate I think as it reflects that United are the top side.

united are the top team for a lot of reasons, and chelsea could still win it, having scored 20 less. so. what does that mean? look at how many goals spurs have scored. drubbings are part of the game. they're allowed.

 

[Wheels]

Torres. I mean, 33 goals all from open play in your first season. Hard to pick the best one too. Legend.

 

[Wheels]

Liverpool's goal of the season?

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N159892080512-1008.htm

Scroll down the end for high quality compilation from LFC.TV

 

[oh shit]

torres against marseille

 

[nofriendo]

torres against fulham was a dinger, if torres doesnt win for one of them i would be surprised. The gerard ones are great but way more skill in the torres goals

 

[oh shit]

haha i was at that! in the kop, behind the goal. it took a second for everyone to register what he'd done. i was gonna pick that one but i thought i was too biased!

 

[Hector Grey]

Gerrard's long distance shot against newcastle is extraordinary. that ball would still be traveling now if it weren't for the net.

torres also scored beauties at inter, middlesbra and at anfield against arse in the euro-pot. frankly, i'd fuck him. if he'd have me.

 

[Wheels]

Get over it Wheels, the season's over.

lfc.tv's voters top 10 goals of the season results.

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldown/N159915080514-1227.htm

great quality video too.

 

[Wheels]

Kewell Out.

http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/articles/2008/05/08/1210131131271.html

 

[I Bleed Black]

HICKS IS SKINT!!!!

NEW DOUBT OVER LIVERPOOL STADIUM

Posted 15/05/08 10:17
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Fresh doubts have been raised over Liverpool co-owner Tom Hicks' ability to fund the club's proposed new home in Stanley Park following a shock decision to delay the building of a stadium in Texas.
Hicks has admitted he has been unable to secure financing for the Glorypark mixed-use development in Arlington, Texas that was scheduled to open in March 2010.
The $500million venture has been put on hold because of the credit squeeze and troubled retail market.
Hicks said in an interview with the Dallas Morning News: "We are in the most difficult credit crunch I have seen the last 20 years."
That revelation will give more hope to prospective buyers of Liverpool, Dubai International Capital, who have long believed Hicks - and his estranged co-owner George Gillett - have found it virtually impossible to raise further loans to facilitate the move from Anfield.
It is believed Hicks must find funding over the next few months to build the club's new £350million stadium.
But if his Hicks Holdings group have been unable to find the cash in the current market for their Arlington plans, critics in the UK will wonder how the money for the move will be raised in the current financial climate.
Hicks' announcement over the Arlington stadium comes a week after a Dallas hotel project in which he is also involved was delayed.
Construction was scheduled to start this spring on the Glorypark project adjacent to the Texas Rangers Ballpark in Arlington, and close to the Dallas Cowboys new 1.1 billion dollar stadium.
Hicks owns the Rangers baseball club as well as the Dallas Stars ice hockey team.
The completion of Glorypark, which would have included restaurants, retail, residential and office space, had been delayed at least twice previously.
Last week, Liverpool gained their third planning permission for the revised Stanley Park scheme.
Hicks said at the weekend: "Site work will start in September and actual construction in late October/early November, with completion in time for the season starting in August 2011."
Some money, around £60million, was set aside from the January re-financing of Hicks and Gillett's loans to buy Liverpool, to allow the stadium work to start.
But it is believed Hicks has been unsuccessful in raising further loans from the London and US financial markets in recent weeks.
DIC believe the financial pressures on Hicks will eventually lead to his return to the negotiating table after he pulled the plug on a planned buyout earlier in the year.
The impasse with Gillett is no nearer a solution.
But Gillett, having made it clear he will not sell his 50% stake in the club to his partner, significantly flew to London last week for informal talks with DIC.
It has emerged that are unlikely to test the validity in court of Hicks' veto over any move by Gillett to sell his stake. Problems over certain clauses in the original contracts have arisen which make such a move difficult.
However, few observers now expect the troubled ownership of Liverpool to be resolved this summer, with the saga likely to drag on into the autumn.
Under the current proposals, the stadium work should have started by then.