Sakho

[Pureblood]

Sarcasm: The final resting place of a beaten man.

Hearty congratulations on your magnificent message board victory.

[Jairzinho]

Agreed.

 

He's on a sex regista?

[DooooodekNo5]

You're making exceedingly hard work of it with this fanciful speculation.  We haven't managed to beat a team above us all season.  We have now.  Gerrard was terrible tonight, but he scored a goal.  Lucas would have been bypassed easily tonight, just as he usually has been this season whenever we play anyone decent.  Henderson and Coutinho were really wasteful and poor tonight, but we won.  Sorry lads.  And Gerrard's tackle wasn't a foul.  The ref incorrectly gave a free kick.  

 

We beat West Ham just a couple of weeks ago, and Swansea, you daft, hapless nonce case.

[ratcatcher]

Well played to the lad.

 

Mamadou Sakho, the painter! The Liverpool defender volunteers to get involved with a local charity and helps to restore a house

• France defender Mamadou Sakho chose to help a charity restore a house
• The Liverpool man spent two hours painting and moving furniture
• He bought some treats for his co-workers and signed a shirt for them 

By Jack Bezants for MailOnline

Published: 17:16, 12 February 2015 | Updated: 19:14, 12 February 2015

 

 

His form alongside Martin Skrtel and Emre Can has turned Liverpool's defence into one of the meanest in the Premier League since Christmas.

But Mamadou Sakho has shown his softer side by volunteering to help out a local charity in Bootle restore a house.

 

The France defender exchanged the red of Liverpool's kit for builder's whites as he assisted the charity An Hour For Others with some handiwork, as well as donating a shirt to be auctioned off for the cause.

 

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Mamadou Sakho wanted to get involved with charity 'An Hour For Others' and helped restore a house

 

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Sakho (centre) poses with the rest of the helpers after taking the time to help them with their cause

 

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Liverpool defender Sakho appeared happy help and even put on builder's whites as he got involved

 

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Sakho (right) also helped move furniture in and out of the property and was there for a couple of hours

 

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Sakho (right) poses alongside a fellow worker wearing a shirt that he brought along and signed 

 

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The Liverpool defender swapped his football kit for white overalls before he started his work

Sakho wrote on a shirt handed to the builders 'Pour (for) A.H.F.D, keep up the good work, Y.N.W.A (You'll Never Walk Alone), Sakho.' 

The cause itself looks to see people donate time rather than money to help others out and Sakho was clearly impressed with the sense of community.

 

He made contact with the charity himself after seeing them on the internet and helped them for a couple of hours, before going to the local shop buy some treats for those who he had helped with the decorating.

 

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Sakho went and bought some treats for the people he had been working with from a nearby shop

Sakho's next appearance for Liverpool could come on Saturday, when his team take on Crystal Palace in the fifth round of the FA Cup.

Selhurst Park does not hold fond memories for Liverpool supporters after they squandered a 3-0 lead to draw 3-3 last season, before losing 3-1 in this campaign.

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[stringvest]

Is that Mark's house?  He needs someone to help him.  

 

Someone needs to tell him Jaffa Cakes are out of bounds.

[moof]

Great to see

[Jairzinho]

Great to see Sakho helping out round at Rafa's.

[TheHowieLama]

Look at the way he has to turn his whole body to paint there. 

[moof]

Not sure I trust him with that furniture. He's holding it like a quim, probably gonna drop it. Probably.

[stringvest]

I for one saw precisely what you did there moof.

[Boss]

Nice of him to buy Rafa some treats.

[Lario]

Hope the Health & Safety lads are there 'cause he's obviously a mistake ready to happen!

[Paulie Dangerously]

Teams will just make sure they have at least one player closing him down and law of averages States he will present them with the ball at least once over the 90 minutes.

[JagSquared]

25th birthday today. He'll have a long and successful career as he gains more experience. I think he's already ace though.

[Babb'sBurstNad]

 

Should've put masking tape around that plug socket.

 

I knew he had a mistake in him.

[Lee909]

Good on him

[Harry Squatter]

John Terry would only come round to paint your house if he knew your bird was having a shower.

 

Well in Sakho, also does a lot of work for charities operating in Africa. Good lad.

[Pureblood]

He's been decorating well recently.

[Trumo]

If it was Mario, he'd have put the tin of paint in the middle of the room with a firework in it, lit it and scarpered, Mr Bean style. Probably would have shut the door on everybody else too.

[stringvest]

Gloss over the haters.  So what if they get all emulsional.  He's good on the Farrow and Ball.

[Anubis]

Good on him. But shouldn't Carra be able to afford to do his gaff up without resorting to using a charity.

[Strontium]

He built a house but it fell over

[Coro]

You're making exceedingly hard work of it with this fanciful speculation.  We haven't managed to beat a team above us all season.  We have now.  Gerrard was terrible tonight, but he scored a goal.  Lucas would have been bypassed easily tonight, just as he usually has been this season whenever we play anyone decent.  Henderson and Coutinho were really wasteful and poor tonight, but we won.  Sorry lads.  And Gerrard's tackle wasn't a foul.  The ref incorrectly gave a free kick.  

 

You don't half talk shite.

 

One of the most noticeable things of late is how we've stopped teams getting at us through the middle. Lucas has played his part in that.

[Jairzinho]

I thought the way Stringers hammered Lucas before, during, and after, a game he wasn't even playing in was a joy to behold.

[VladimirIlyich]

I think he is struggling slightly in a back three as a narrower sort of left back. He tends to drop in very narrow,as an orthodox CB would do and with Moreno playing more as a wing back he is often isolated in possession and therefore put under pressure quickly by the opposition.

I still prefer a back four and think Sakho does too.