Shit Liverpool players you actually quite liked.

[fowler9]

Soto, he was shit but rather cool

[buffaloboy]

Heggem was more than decent but injury prone. I few people said Trore wasn't as bad as he is remembered, well I would remember him as always fucking up. I thought he was a liability because he was crap BUT he thought he was Beckenbauer. At least know your limitations. My choice would be Ryan Babel. I wanted so much for the guy to start to play. I don't think Rafa was ever that fair with him, he was right footed but always on the left wing. When Kenny came in and offloaded him I thought it was a mistake, I felt he could have given him a try but as Hoffenheim and Birmingham were the only clubs that wanted him that pretty much tells me I was wrong and he is shit.

[aRdja]

Christian Ziege. He had a cracking left peg. Too bad he was slow and couldn't defend.

[PaulMcC]

Antonio Nunez - Loved his running straight for the corner flag with the ball in CL semi at home to Chelsea in 2005. Run... keep going.

 

 

Erik Meijer

 

I was gonna say Titi Camara but he was far from shit for us. He was our whole forward line for a season with everyone else injured, and done well.

[Paulie Dangerously]

Mark Kennedy

[Carradona]

I had Song 4 on the back of one of my shirts. What a guy!

[thekid]

ryan babel

 

big andy

[thekid]

soto and mark g

 

j cole

[Gym Beglin]

Mark Gonzalez

[Alex Gibbo]

Djibril Cisse, he was a poor man's Balotelli.

Baros was fucking ace, too selfish though.

Mark Gonzalez scoring on his debut was brilliant.

Sinama-Pongolle was ace as well, never got the chance.

 

 

What the fuck happened to Pacheco?

[Lee909]

Cisse and Soto

[Evil_Ways]

Igor Biscan, thought he looked the great in the beginning of his LFC career. Had two brilliant games first at old trafford when we beat the Mancs 1-0 and in a game where we beat Arsenal at home. Then he basically fell out of favour and never got a real chance.

[Juniper]

Bernard Diomede, simply as he was ace on FIFA 99.

 

Dead fast and had a good cross on him....on the game.

[LFC 6 Times]

Soto in general was a bit shit but he had a period in 09-10 where he was fucking boss, around Janurary to March his head was just a magnet to the ball and he bossed big cunts like Davies for fun. Top lad Soto.

[Saucepan]

Phil Babb!

[GUS]

Alan Waddle

 

and he has a European Cup winners medal.

[zigackly]

Vladi Smicer, although I wouldn't really class him as shit. Saw him in the European Cup draw on Friday and had a little smile thinking of him in Taksim Square.

[milky]

Cheyrou. I'd completely convinced myself that no-one could pull off those white boots without being brilliant.

[MLB]

Cisse, Meijer, Camara and Song for me. Probably because they were all a bit mad/unpredictable.

[Guest LFD]

Titi Camara wasn't shit! He was boss!

[WoOGii]

Djimi Troare, no team will ever win the Champions League with a worse left back.

 

I met him once in the Trafford Centre, I was about 12 or 13 I asked for his autograph but he didn’t have a pen so he bought me a slush instead.

 

Good shout with Cheyrou as well, I had him on the back of one of our white away tops once. I'll try and dig it out.

[mni]

Titi Camara wasn't shit! He was boss!

 

Is right!

[Chocoholic]

People may say a lot of things about Djimi Traore, and most of them will not be complimentary. But without his goal-line clearance late in the second half, we would never have won No. 5 in Istanbul. And so, he was as responsible and as creditworthy of all the praise and plaudits as our talismanic Captain, Gerrard, Alonso and Smicer for scoring. Dudek for his heroics against Shevchenko and in the penalty shootout. Didi and the inestimable part he played when he came on. And all the others who made their positive contributions. That obviously excludes the slacker who came off after about 20 minutes. Without the late goal-line clearance from Djimi, we would never have got as far as the shootout.

 

It's easy for many to ridicule the lad and his appearance and style of play and whatever else may be levelled against him, but just think for a moment and appreciate his vast and vital contribution to us returning to the very top in Europe. It may suit some to dismiss this moment, but it cannot be brushed aside and forgotten about while we laud and applaud the more recognisable and more regular heroes. This was his night every bit as much as theirs and his medal will have real worth and value to stand alongside his contribution.

 

Thank you, Djimi. A legend alongside many others on that night and forever. You'll Never Walk Alone.

[WoOGii]

People may say a lot of things about Djimi Traore' date=' and most of them will not be complimentary. But without his goal-line clearance late in the second half, we would never have won No. 5 in Istanbul. And so, he was [i']as[/i] responsible and as creditworthy of all the praise and plaudits as our talismanic Captain, Gerrard, Alonso and Smicer for scoring. Dudek for his heroics against Shevchenko and in the penalty shootout. Didi and the inestimable part he played when he came on. And all the others who made their positive contributions. That obviously excludes the slacker who came off after about 20 minutes. Without the late goal-line clearance from Djimi, we would never have got as far as the shootout.

 

It's easy for many to ridicule the lad and his appearance and style of play and whatever else may be levelled against him, but just think for a moment and appreciate his vast and vital contribution to us returning to the very top in Europe. It may suit some to dismiss this moment, but it cannot be brushed aside and forgotten about while we laud and applaud the more recognisable and more regular heroes. This was his night every bit as much as theirs and his medal will have real worth and value to stand alongside his contribution.

 

Thank you, Djimi. A legend alongside many others on that night and forever. You'll Never Walk Alone.

 

He was pretty shit though.

[fowler9]

People may say a lot of things about Djimi Traore' date=' and most of them will not be complimentary. But without his goal-line clearance late in the second half, we would never have won No. 5 in Istanbul. And so, he was [i']as[/i] responsible and as creditworthy of all the praise and plaudits as our talismanic Captain, Gerrard, Alonso and Smicer for scoring. Dudek for his heroics against Shevchenko and in the penalty shootout. Didi and the inestimable part he played when he came on. And all the others who made their positive contributions. That obviously excludes the slacker who came off after about 20 minutes. Without the late goal-line clearance from Djimi, we would never have got as far as the shootout.

 

It's easy for many to ridicule the lad and his appearance and style of play and whatever else may be levelled against him, but just think for a moment and appreciate his vast and vital contribution to us returning to the very top in Europe. It may suit some to dismiss this moment, but it cannot be brushed aside and forgotten about while we laud and applaud the more recognisable and more regular heroes. This was his night every bit as much as theirs and his medal will have real worth and value to stand alongside his contribution.

 

Thank you, Djimi. A legend alongside many others on that night and forever. You'll Never Walk Alone.

 

we probably wouldn't have been 3-0 down if we didn't have that clown playing for us

 

 

he was fucking awful, can't believe people defend him based on one clearance, worst player I've ever seen play for us, everytime he got dropped we'd go on a much better run of results