James Milner

[Reckoner]

I thought he looked a bit tired near the end on Saturday. He needs to stop doing a triathlon before a game.

[Reckoner]

4 hours ago, Butch said:

I like the retro kit

[m0e]

6 hours ago, Reckoner said:

I thought he looked a bit tired near the end on Saturday. He needs to stop doing a triathlon before a game.

Think he was concussed.

[KevieG]

36. Came on and improved midfield straight away. What a signing. What a man. 

[m0e]

He's fucking boss

[Anubis]

Your James Milner. You sign for Liverpool in what is supposed to be the twilight of your career. You pick up…

 

A Champion’s League

A Super Cup

A World Club Cup

A Premier League

A League Cup

An FA Cup

[aws]

Cometh the hour; Cometh the man. 

[clockspeed]

The picture of him hands on knees  , the only Liverpool player not watching last peno. His response to the crowd roar shows you all you need to know about the man . Great shot and it on the bbc i player. Goosebumps for me . 

[Guest]

(1) Boring James Milner on Twitter: "I just text Adrián to borrow his goalkeeper gloves. He said why? I said because I don't want to catch the coronavirus and you can't catch anything with those on. I'll let you know when he replies." / Twitter 

[Razoray]

8 hours ago, Anubis said:

Your James Milner. You sign for Liverpool in what is supposed to be the twilight of your career. You pick up…

 

A Champion’s League

A Super Cup

A World Club Cup

A Premier League

A League Cup

An FA Cup

From Madrid down to Wembley 

He won the fucking lot

[suzy]

I was starting to worry about the penalties (goodness knows why they all scored last time) with Mo and Fab out but then Milner came on and I relaxed.

[polymerpunkah]

11 hours ago, suzy said:

I was starting to worry about the penalties (goodness knows why they all scored last time) with Mo and Fab out but then Milner came on and I relaxed.

Felt the same way before the last shoot-out.

 

There was all this rigamarole before it started, and he just stood there patiently waiting to take his pen.

 

I hope he stays for another season and beyond, in whatever capacity.

 

 

[gkmacca]

I could watch these two for years. They'd be great in a sitcom.

 

 

[Elite]

He's the definition of leading by example. Great professional, great role model and a man.

 

Even if he worked at KFC, you know your bargain bucket would be done as well as it possible could be.

[gkmacca]

5 minutes ago, Elite said:

He's the definition of leading by example. Great professional, great role model and a man.

 

Even if he worked at KFC, you know your bargain bucket would be done as well as it possible could be.

Just to make this crystal clear: there is absolutely nothing wrong with working at KFC. I wouldn't want you to be chastised by a certain other forum, er, member.

[Captain Howdy]

Big Games James

[John102]

Its funny that a lot of people would have been more excited by Joe Cole on a free than Milner.

 

Hard to imagine, after getting walloped 6-1 by Stoke and signing Milner at 29, that he would go on to see 3 European Cup finals with us.

[TD_LFC]

His future role at the club will be interesting (in a year or so's time), unless he desperately want's to continue playing relatively consistently at the top level you have to keep him at the club as a coach at some level.

 

Bayern do an interesting thing, and it's been picked up by Brighton, Southampton and Man Utd where they have a really experienced player that solely plays for the U23's effectively as an on field coach. They aren't guaranteed playing time ahead of younger players, or picked irrespective of form but their presence in the changing room and on the pitch is seen as good for development.

 

Milner as a part time player and a part of the coaching team would be a good spot for him.

 

 

[Tj hooker]

7 minutes ago, TD_LFC said:

His future role at the club will be interesting (in a year or so's time), unless he desperately want's to continue playing relatively consistently at the top level you have to keep him at the club as a coach at some level.

 

Bayern do an interesting thing, and it's been picked up by Brighton, Southampton and Man Utd where they have a really experienced player that solely plays for the U23's effectively as an on field coach. They aren't guaranteed playing time ahead of younger players, or picked irrespective of form but their presence in the changing room and on the pitch is seen as good for development.

 

Milner as a part time player and a part of the coaching team would be a good spot for him.

 

 

That's an Excellent idea and one which would suit Big Games James to a tee should he wish to take it on of course. 

[John102]

Im sure he has been seen a few times at the academy games. May be something he is interested in or could have just been a free afternoon. He does seem a perfect character for that though given the things you hear about him.

[AngryOfTuebrook]

2 hours ago, gkmacca said:

I could watch these two for years. They'd be great in a sitcom.

 

 

Can't beat Joël's coconut facts.

 

[No2]

We've coconuted all of Europe. 

[Tony Moanero]

15 hours ago, gkmacca said:

Just to make this crystal clear: there is absolutely nothing wrong with working at KFC. I wouldn't want you to be chastised by a certain other forum, er, member.

Give it a rest.

[VladimirIlyich]

On 15/05/2022 at 23:34, John102 said:

Its funny that a lot of people would have been more excited by Joe Cole on a free than Milner.

 

Hard to imagine, after getting walloped 6-1 by Stoke and signing Milner at 29, that he would go on to see 3 European Cup finals with us.

Klopp was his transformation for us. Rodgers use of him was like a horny teenager playing with a bird's tits for the first time.

[DalyanPete]

On 16/05/2022 at 02:09, AngryOfTuebrook said:

Can't beat Joël's coconut facts.

 

That is so funny. Lovrens face