That's for you boss!
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Quoted fm Koptalk:
***When Steven Gerrard smashed in his goal against Levski Sofia this evening, there was only one person he wanted to celebrate with and that was his manager Gerard Houllier!
As soon as it hit the back of the net, Gerrard ran all the way to the bench and embraced the boss in a hug that sent a priceless message to the supporters. We often hear players say that they have nothing but respect for Gerard Houllier and that he means a lot to them, this tonight was conclusive proof. This wasn't a P.R. exercise, this was the real thing. It was real emotion and it was a joy to watch. It demonstrates just how much the manager is valued by the club's most important player.
Despite venting my anger at the poor performance against Portsmouth, I won't be making a u-turn and now dropping at the feet of Gerard Houllier to worship him. I have the utmost respect for the manager as an individual but we've all been here many times before so for now let's concentrate on facing Leeds and nothing else. ***
Somehow, I shared the writer's feeling
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just read the review...
following recent tradition... i may be a liverpool fan but i'm prepared to say liverpool might lose...
one moment they make everyone think they have 'turned the corner', next thing u know they turn right into a brick wall
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If you have followed the match this early morning, you should realised that the hour before the goal, Liverpool was playing pinball soccer.
Every one was playing every where any how.
No formation, no tactics and nothing.
Owen was even playing a role of left winger ?
They are going nowhere thru multi-tasking.
You have to be at the correct position to operate effectively.
The two goals belong to individual talent, not team efforts.
It is when they play as a team, they win as a team.
Baros was the only fighter in front of goal.
Owen is a shadow.
For the match against Leeds, expect a draw.
Just attack Liverpool at the right back.
Finnan is not strong in back-pedalling. -
got a feeling the players lost faith in GH liao n wants him out...
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Xim tia...Heart pain when i see Liverpool losing any matches....
Remind me of the times when i supported LIverpool in the past....
Haiz... -
Thou more than half the Season has gone bit I must say Gerrand has gotta to be Liverpool's player of the Season. Young yet accomplished as Captain for the team, scores and distribute balls well.
If Liverpool manages to carve somthing out from this yet another beleagured Season... credit has to go to Stevie G. -
No doubt we won , in dept , where is our creativities ? The two goals , I had to agree with Medicated Oil , is individual effort , no team play involved ! We had that little bit to improve !
We are just not lethal enough in front of goals , which is enough to kill of our Fourth Place ambition !
Honestly , I'm contented at seeing our attacking , controlling stuff ! We just lack that little bit of sharpness , if we could polish up that sharpness , ultimately , together with that attacking instinct , we might just be up there , again !
Technically , the May Houllier die of Aids abuse did a bit of work too ! So , credit to that fella !
Now , it's the magic word that could sum up our season - CONSISTANCY ! If we could maintain our record from today , it's just not too late to keep that Frenchman just for another season !
Cheers to all Reds ! -
it probably shows the desperation he is in ... but whoever wrote those things at melwood is a total disgrace ... -
Although it is a disgrace to spray the words on Melwood, the eventual result was a UEFA third round win.
I thank that joker for stiring up a "victory".
If the Liverpool Team need some "reminder" before every match to win, then sooner or later some one would put a bomb in Anfield.
As for GH, maybe he should go to Division One to warm up his coaching skill, and give his seat to some one else.
He have brought Liverpool to this level, and Liverpool need some one else to bring it up another level "higher". -
Originally posted by Medicated Oil:Although it is a disgrace to spray the words on Melwood, the eventual result was a UEFA third round win.
I thank that joker for stiring up a "victory".
If the Liverpool Team need some "reminder" before every match to win, then sooner or later some one would put a bomb in Anfield.
As for GH, maybe he should go to Division One to warm up his coaching skill, and give his seat to some one else.
He have brought Liverpool to this level, and Liverpool need some one else to bring it up another level "higher".
... i thought motivating the players is the manager's job? maybe we shd employ that graffiti clown to be the manager
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The graffiti guy is childish and disgraceful!
GH may not have met our high expectations thus far, he certainly dun deserve those childish acts of cursing and boo-ing... thot those will only happen elsewhere, not at LFC!
On the other hand, the significance of Stevie G's gesture is clear -there's still much respect for the man-in-charge. Tat's of utmost importance if we were to achieve anything this season - be it the UEFA Cup or the 4th CL spot.
C'mon Reds!!! -
In fact , what this chap did was not totally wrong , or right ! If the words is not sent across , they bo hill-lan right ? Then action la !
Got hear before :Action is better than words !
I don't mind some rascals did the motivating at the side-lines if the Man himself don't do it !
Then it will give Mr Parry and company something to think about !! -
... isn't it sad when we need a clown to "fire up" our boys?
... maybe some of the boys need a lesson on the meaning and significance of the "this is anfield" sign ... -
And now, there was even a death threat!?
I'm not only saddened, I'm gutted!!!