Bulld0gs Liverpool Thread

[phil-h]

[andy1967]

23 years aint it

[Bulld0g]

Yea not 26 though

[pillapow]

Aah well whatever happens i'll bet anyone on here we finish above united this season. Cant wait till the pressure pot starts bubbling for Moyes, when the players think "f*ck me, its not the same here anymore"

[Bulld0g]

I doubt that's going to happen as long as Fergy is pulling Moyes' strings.

[Wolfpack]

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Bit early for that aint it.. Wolfpack, what you doing mate?

I am counting the days when the prem kicks off again.
I think Suarez is getting tired of the press in England but it is his own fault except the Evera thing. You can't blame him for wanting to play CL football. Liverpool needs to sign some big names that can push us to a CL spot next season. Some players will come to the club cause of what Liverpool FC is but if they can't play CL football no one will come and players like Suarez will leave. I know is sucks but CL football is everything and if we can't play it Liverpool can end up like Spurs.

[zee24]

Liverpool FC fixtures for the coming 2013-14 season:

August

17/08/ 15:00 Stoke City (h)
24/08/ 15:00 Aston Villa (a)
31/08/ 15:00 Man United (h)

September

14/09/ 15:00 Swansea City (a)
21/09/ 15:00 Southampton (h)
28/09/ 15:00 Sunderland (a)

October

05/10/ 15:00 Crystal Palace (h)
19/10/ 15:00 Newcastle United (a)
26/10/ 15:00 WBA (h)

November

02/11/ 15:00 Arsenal (a)
09/11/ 15:00 Fulham (h)
23/11/ 15:00 Everton (a)
30/11/ 15:00 Hull City (a)

December

03/12/ 20:00 Norwich City (h)
07/12/ 15:00 West Ham Utd (h)
14/12/ 15:00 Spurs. (a)
21/12/ 15:00 Cardiff City (h)
26/12/ 15:00 Manchester City (a)
28/12/ 15:00 Chelsea (a)

January

01/01/ 15:00 Hull City (h)
11/01/ 15:00 Stoke City (a)
18/01/ 15:00 Aston Villa (h)
28/01/ 20:00 Everton (h)

February

01/02/ 15:00 WBA (a)
08/02/ 15:00 Arsenal (h)
12/02/ 20:00 Fulham (a)
22/02/ 15:00 Swansea City (h)

March

01/03/ 15:00 Southampton (a)
08/03/ 15:00 Sunderland (h)
15/03/ 15:00 Manchester Utd (a)
22/03/ 15:00 Cardiff City (a)
29/03/ 15:00 Spurs (h)

April

05/04/ 15:00 West Ham Utd (a)
12/04/ 15:00 Manchester City (h)
19/04/ 15:00 Norwich City (a)
26/04/ 15:00 Chelsea (h)

May

03/05/ 15:00 Crystal Palace (a)
11/05/ 15:00 Newcastle United (h)

[Monty31ot]

Whats the story with Suarez ? may be one of the locals on here know more...he obviously wants to go to Real Madrid but hasn't handed in a transfer request. So Im only guessing that handing in a transfer request will trigger the ?40m transfer fee ? and RM are not willing to pay that sum.

[khan07958]

Reds complete Luis Alberto deal - Liverpool FC

[wongers]

as far as liverpool are concerned there waiting to speak to him after he's finished in the tournament he's in now but there adament he's not going unless he hands in a transfer request and according to the club the ?40 mill release clause does not exist

[zee24]

?260m Anfield regeneration plans revealed

Scheme hopes to revitalise North Liverpool with new homes and business premises as well as a new LFC stadium

The ambitious scheme will see hundreds of new homes, new business premises, a revamped stadium for Liverpool FC, a village square, a hospitality academy hotel with 100 beds and a pedestrian-friendly avenue gateway cutting through Stanley Park right up to the football ground.

Around 300 vacant or derelict houses will have to be demolished to make way for the plans, which will include the refurbishment of around 500 homes.

Around 250 new homes will be added to the growing Parks housing estate development.

Residents who have lived in uncertainty for more than a decade have been given their first glimpse of the plans, which are being spearheaded by the council, the Reds and housing association Your Housing.

The project, which should take around five years to complete, will be the biggest single regeneration push in the city after the multi-billion pound Liverpool Waters development.

Mayor of Liverpool Joe Anderson, who has been in high-level talks with Reds owner John Henry and housing chiefs for more than six months, said the people of Anfield had been ;let down badly in the past, and deserved to see their community restored to its former glory.

The football club's plans will account for up to ?150m of the ?260m price tag for the project. The Reds will remain at Anfield and expand the stadium on its current footprint.

The rest of the investment will go on new roads and infrastructure, renovated housing and newly built homes.

Around 700 new jobs will be created, and Stanley Park will become home to a food hub, including what the ECHO understands to be a market garden growing local produce.

Mayor Anderson said: We've been thinking that you can't just have house building and refurbishment just on their own. There can't be any regeneration without regenerating the wider community.

That's why we've established this partnership with Your Housing group and the Club, and it was absolutely essential that we did that.

Despite the government pulling the housing market renewal (HMR) money, we are making progress anyway, with political determination and vision.

So far, more than ?40m of improvements have already been made in the area, including some new housing developments by Keepmoat Homes, the Isla Gladstone Conservatory in Stanley Park, the Four Oaks Primary School and Mere Lane health centre.

But Mayor Anderson said despite progress so far, he was determined to make sure no promises were made that couldn't be delivered, adding: I'm absolutely determined not to allow officers who work for the council or the Club or anybody to exaggerate what will be achieved.

For far too long people have been given the impression that things would change and improve, but they didn't.

The ECHO understands that the council's contribution to the overall cost will include around ?13m of government funding, and a large proportion of the value of the scheme is tied up in land and property owned by the council.

Money the club must provide in return for planning permission known as Section 106 money will also go towards the cost of the project, and potentially any European funding that was given on the condition Liverpool FC built a new stadium in the park, which could be around ?7m.
While the overall project incorporates Anfield stadium being enhanced, the Club is keen to make sure it wins the support of local residents.

But while it owns a number of houses in Lothair Road immediately behind the ground and Your Housing (formerly Arena) owns many more in the Rockfield Road area, there are some properties owned by private landlords which the council is currently in talks about purchasing.

Council sources said if the owners were not willing to sell at a reasonable price then the authority would not be afraid to resort to using its compulsory purchase powers.

Residents who were last night invited to a meeting at the Isla Gladstone conservatory to look at the plans will be given six weeks to feed back their views, before more concrete proposals are worked up and an official consultation held, with planning applications expected to be lodged next year.

Brian Cronin, chief executive of the Your Housing group, said: A lot has already been achieved in Anfield through the determination of community leaders and residents and those people should rightly take pride in their achievements.

But there is still a huge amount to be done to realise our wider vision, and we will continue to work with Liverpool City Council and the local community to ensure a positive outcome for Anfield and its residents, who can now begin to look forward to a positive future for the area.

http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/260m-anfield-regeneration-plans-revealed-4705912?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

[Wolfpack]

Whats the story with Suarez ? may be one of the locals on here know more...he obviously wants to go to Real Madrid but hasn't handed in a transfer request. So Im only guessing that handing in a transfer request will trigger the ?40m transfer fee ? and RM are not willing to pay that sum.

I don't think he will go this summer. The media love to play with him. If he goes it will be in January. No matter what if a player wants to leave you should sell him and at least make some money. Their is always someone else.

[zee24]

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Liverpool Football Club are delighted to confirm the signing of Belgium international goalkeeper Simon Mignolet from Sunderland.

The deal with the Black Cats is now complete and the 25-year-old has penned a long-term contract after passing a medical at Melwood.

He becomes the first Belgian to represent the Reds - and has been welcomed to the club by manager Brendan Rodgers.

"I am delighted that we have been able to sign one of the top goalkeepers in the Barclays Premier League," said Rodgers.

"Simon will join a club that will give him an opportunity to demonstrate and improve his huge talent."

Mignolet is widely regarded as one of the best young stoppers in Europe and has 13 caps for his country.

He made 90 appearances during his time at the Stadium of Light after arriving from hometown club Sint-Truiden in 2010.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/mignolet-completes-liverpool-switch

[thered]

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Liverpool Football Club are delighted to confirm the signing of Belgium international goalkeeper Simon Mignolet from Sunderland.

The deal with the Black Cats is now complete and the 25-year-old has penned a long-term contract after passing a medical at Melwood.

He becomes the first Belgian to represent the Reds - and has been welcomed to the club by manager Brendan Rodgers.

"I am delighted that we have been able to sign one of the top goalkeepers in the Barclays Premier League," said Rodgers.

"Simon will join a club that will give him an opportunity to demonstrate and improve his huge talent."

Mignolet is widely regarded as one of the best young stoppers in Europe and has 13 caps for his country.

He made 90 appearances during his time at the Stadium of Light after arriving from hometown club Sint-Truiden in 2010.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/mignolet-completes-liverpool-switch

Decent keeper tbh much better than reina

[thered]

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Liverpool Football Club are delighted to confirm the signing of Belgium international goalkeeper Simon Mignolet from Sunderland.

The deal with the Black Cats is now complete and the 25-year-old has penned a long-term contract after passing a medical at Melwood.

He becomes the first Belgian to represent the Reds - and has been welcomed to the club by manager Brendan Rodgers.

"I am delighted that we have been able to sign one of the top goalkeepers in the Barclays Premier League," said Rodgers.

"Simon will join a club that will give him an opportunity to demonstrate and improve his huge talent."

Mignolet is widely regarded as one of the best young stoppers in Europe and has 13 caps for his country.

He made 90 appearances during his time at the Stadium of Light after arriving from hometown club Sint-Truiden in 2010.

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/mignolet-completes-liverpool-switch

Decent keeper tbh much better than reina