Guess The New Player

[god knows]

what could jesus do for us?

[TE-23]

First post so go easy!

 

I have a horrible feeling this is going to be Jermaine Jenas.

[Dirk]

new deal with Man Utd. ;)

[Hazel Motes]

Fooled nobody!

[Hazel Motes]

what could Jenas do for us?

[RedinSweden]

new deal with Man Utd. ;)

 

Already here

 

http://www.liverpoolway.co.uk/forum/ff-football-forum/59455-guess-new-player.html

 

you spammer

[zigackly]

what could Jenas do for us?

 

The only thing he'll ever do for us he's already done, missing that sitter at Anfield.

[bigredruss]

i'm glad, not the player we want linked with us FFS. do you think he bottled it or they upped the offer. sheer madness to pay over 50k a week for that

[bigredruss]

what could Jenas do for us?

 

pick up litter from the main stand carpark after the match:idea:

[Brownie]

Jenas is shite. One of the most over-rated players in the Premiership. He just doesn't do anything.

 

A poor man's Frank Lampard, which is saying something considering the fact that Lampard is shite.

[jaycooper88]

Brett Angell

[Hermes]

Makes nearly as many cock-ups as Titus Bramble, it's humiliating for us to be even linked with him.

[Crazyhorse7778]

Benitez stays calm amid the Anfield storm

By Graham Chase

Saturday, 19 April 2008

 

 

Rafael Benitez maintains the latest twists in the battle for power at Liverpool are not affecting him and claims the fact that he has already signed a player for next season is evidence that he is still able to work effectively despite the ongoing problems at Anfield.

 

Having been unable to conceal his anger at claims that chief executive Rick Parry was involved in attempts to bring Jürgen Klinsmann to the club last year and after demanding his situation was clarified by the board following the 3-1 win over Blackburn last Sunday, Benitez could hardly have been less confrontational yesterday.

 

But he was far from expansive when pressed on whether he was satisfied with the response he had had to his outburst last weekend. "I was talking after the game against Blackburn and since then, we have been progressing," Benitez said. "That means we have been in contact. As a club, we have been progressing, and that is positive.

 

"I will not explain too much, but from Sunday until now, we have been progressing. So we continue working and doing our job. We have some signings for the next season done. They are senior players for the first team and young players for the first team and reserve team. Two of them are really close, young players, and one senior player is done. He talks good English, but is not English."

Benitez said he had not seen Tom Hicks' latest interview in which the American, who is keen to show his support for the manager, once again demanded Parry's resignation as the club's owners spent another week trading criticism.

 

Despite having stoked the fires himself, Benitez remains adamant that it is business as usual at Anfield and reiterated his desire to stay on Merseyside for at least the two years that remain on his contract.

 

"We are trying to go forward," he added. "We have had meetings with the scouting department, we talk about targets and they travel all around the world talking with players and agents. We are trying to do our job. I am really pleased here and really happy, I want to stay and I have two more years left on my contract. We are working on trying to improve the squad for next season. We have some movements for next season, so we will continue trying to do the same."

 

Asked if he could walk away this summer if the off-field limbo continues, Benitez said: "No. At this moment, no. I think the squad is already better for next season than for this season."

 

Benitez, who has a doubt over Steven Gerrard ahead of today's game at Fulham due to a minor neck problem, was not concerned about comments from the Cottagers' relegation rivals related to his selection. "Each manager has his own problems," he said. "I will try to win with my team. If I have been criticised for teams selection for years, I will do the same if it's good enough to win."

 

 

Source: Benitez stays calm amid the Anfield storm - Premier League, Football - The Independent

 

Interesting part in bold, Balague got it wrong.

[aws]

It's Robbie Keane,

[Bourbon]

Duncan Ferguson.

[Jorge Borge]

He talks good English, but is not English."

 

Kevin Nolan? He's not English, he's Scouse. Maybe Thants' Kevin Davies prediction was closer than we thought?

[Handsome Dirk]

it sounds like eidur gudjohnsen to me !!!!:whatever:

[RSM]

Henry

[Woo]

it sounds like eidur gudjohnsen to me !!!!:whatever:

 

may well be, and i'll be honest. ad be made up to sign him. i reckon hes a class player.

[bobhorse]

Its a free Transfer so that should help you

 

Not many comming to the end of there contract it would have been done in Jan so have a look whos contracts where coming to an end this summer who can play on the Right and in the Middle

 

And there you have it Harry Kewell

[Dundalis]

"We have some signings for the next season done. They are senior players for the first team and young players for the first team and reserve team. Two of them are really close, young players, and one senior player is done. He talks good English, but is not English. I'm not giving any more clues! You need to look for Bosman players and sometimes you need to do it quickly and go for cheap players."

 

Focused Benítez says he will stay at Anfield - for the moment | News | guardian.co.uk Football

 

Players on Bosman's?

[Rashid]

I'd love it to be Robbie Keane. But I am guessing it is this year's Voronin. The only "cheap" player I think of that's world class is Deco.

[OnizukaEikichi]

Aiden Mcgready?

[Hazel Motes]

Christian Wilhelmsson, right winger. Played in the PL last season He's on a free.

[Shifty]

Philipp Degen