James Milner is....

[manwiththestick]

Wish we had signed him years ago.

[Dr Nowt]

Remember when Rafa tried to get him off his now-employers for Insua and a bag of frazzles.

 

If he'd just doubled up on the crisps it wouldn't have been such an insult.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

Remember when Rafa tried to get him off his now-employers for Insua and a bag of frazzles.

 

If he'd just doubled up on the crisps it wouldn't have been such an insult.

The deal fell apart when porky Emiliano was left alone with the crisps.

[Guest Pistonbroke]

Is everything Moreno is not. 

 

 

In a positive way. 

[plazzy]

Was at the Hull match earlier in the season and he inadvertently smashed the ball into someones face in the Centenary near where i was sat. Fair do's to him when he was in that area of the pitch at a quiet point later in the half he signalled over to check that they were alright.

 

Small gesture obviously but i doubt many other players would have done that.

[Ginny]

NAUTILUS

[xerxes]

I like him

 

I've met him. He actually likes football and takes professional football seriously.

[Duff Man]

...the best penalty taker in the league.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

...the best penalty taker in the league.

Correct.

[Jhinge Machha]

he is fucking boss. proper old school player

[ZonkoVille77]

Player of the season for me. Coutinho has been very good this year, but he hasn't been taken from his natural position and played at left back...

He is a top, top player and long may it last.

[Grinch]

A better left back than centre midfielder

[Rick Sanchez C-137]

Mr Dependable. A revelation.

[VladimirIlyich]

A better left back than centre midfielder

Who'd have thought that he's better in almost every other position than central midfield!

[Total Longo]

Every time we get a pen now i'm convinced he'll score, he just doesn't take an iffy pen at all does he? 

[Paulie Dangerously]

Every time we get a pen now i'm convinced he'll score, he just doesn't take an iffy pen at all does he? 

 

He may miss a few but it'd take a worldie save from the keeper

[Jairzinho]

Who'd have thought that he's better in almost every other position than central midfield!

 

Everyone bar him and Rodgers?

[Elite]

I wonder if he's happy at left back, he did leave City to play Centre midfield.

[LFC 6 Times]

"Top professional" not many like him around these days.

[Joey8FrogsLegs]

he is fucking boss. proper old school player

Old school player with a modern player attitude to training, diet and looking after himself.

 

Delighted he's ours.

[ZonkoVille77]

I wonder if he's happy at left back, he did leave City to play Centre midfield.

Well, he's now playing for a better club and a better manager. I'd say that outweighs everything else.

[Torvald Utne]

Love to know what he said to origi during the celebration, bet it was some proper heartwarming shit

[manwiththestick]

He's great isn't he? Always admired him as a player with his other clubs but his displays for us have put him in even higher regard. Consumate professional.

 

His ball to Firmino last night was exquisite and deserved more, had Bobby controlled the ball and put it in the net that would have been some goal.

 

Kept Sterling relatively quiet last night and the look he gave him towards the end of the first half when Raheem had a little kick at him was hilarious.

 

Why City moved him on is anyone's guess. I know he wanted to play more often but he could and should have been doing that at City anyway.

[Kloppite]

He's great isn't he? Always admired him as a player with his other clubs but his displays for us have put him in even higher regard. Consumate professional.

 

His ball to Firmino last night was exquisite and deserved more, had Bobby controlled the ball and put it in the net that would have been some goal.

 

Kept Sterling relatively quiet last night and the look he gave him towards the end of the first half when Raheem had a little kick at him was hilarious.

 

Why City moved him on is anyone's guess. I know he wanted to play more often but he could and should have been doing that at City anyway.

City didn't move him on they offered him a new contract which he turned down which is why City fans now dislike him.

[Adebisi]

He should have played full-back from day one. He can do a job anywhere on the pitch but I'm not sure why he wasn't moulded into a full-back earlier in his career, though admittedly I don't remember much about his early days. Maybe he was more explosive in his youth. 

Can't help but think if he played right/left back his entire career we'd be talking about him as one of the greats and he'd get more praise than 'Model pro' and 'He works harder than anyone'