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FUTSAL KICKABOUTS Part 2
Written by LSCB   
Thursday, 20 November 2008
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Dear Members,
 
It was a fantastic futsal kickabout lastnite and tiring too. We all have so much fun. What?? Wait a minute. You missed the session lastnite??? Don't worry more to come.
 
The Management of the Club is pleased to inform all registered LSCB members that there will be another futsal session organised on the dates and at the venues mentioned below:
 
Harun's Gym
November 23rd at 7:00pm - 9:00pm
November 24th at 7:00pm - 9:00pm
 
All you need to do is bring your futsal gear and meet us for a fun-filled futsal session with your fellow LSCB members.
 
For any queries or clarifications, please email / call The Management of LSCB at our contact email / number.
 
Note: The LSCB management would like to take this opportunity to inform the public that any current and/or future actvitities  which includes but is not limited to football or futsal friendlies/tournaments, fun and games events, miscellaneous competitions and events organised by the Club are strictly for Official Registered Members of Liverpool Supporters Club (Brunei) only.
 
 
WHAT THEY'VE SAID ABOUT OUR SKIPPER
Written by Joe Curran - www.liverpoolfc.tv   
Thursday, 20 November 2008

Anfield icons, former team-mates and esteemed adversaries - they've all had a thing or two to say about Steven Gerrard during the ten years he has been at the club. From Callaghan to Kaka; Pele to Rafa - we've compiled all the quotes that matter.

Phil Neal
"As a former right-back, I was very impressed when he played in my old position towards the end of the Champions League final in 2005. It speaks volumes for his ability that he could adapt quickly and stand out in that position. Rafa Benitez pointed out how dangerous Serginho was for AC Milan, he needed somebody to pin him down - and Gerrard was quite happy to do that. He really kept him quiet for the rest of the match. Stevie has such athleticism - he is brilliant. It's a shame we're not all built like that. He has that unique ability to play anywhere on the park and the way he reads the game helps him go forward. "He can spot danger early and his long legs have saved us so many times. It's phenomenal; I probably didn't have the ability to tackle like that."
 
Patrick Vieira
"Steven Gerrard is so powerful and strong. He can attack, he can defend and he can score. I really like him as a player and I think he can be one of the best players, a truly fantastic player."

Tommy Smith
"Nobby Stiles once told me that he thought Steven Gerrard was the nearest thing to Duncan Edwards and that is a tremendous compliment for a player. His all-action style constantly puts pressure on the opposition and he must be the best midfielder in the world."

 

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PAUL TOMKINS ON STEVEN GERRARD
Written by Paul Tomkins (www.liverpoolfc.tv)   
Thursday, 20 November 2008

After several hundred articles and seven books on Liverpool FC in the last few years, it's hard for me to find something new to say about its main protagonist as he celebrates ten years since his first-team bow.

But in recent times, Steven Gerrard's reinvention as a second-striker at least gives something relatively new to ponder.
 
Frankly, he's proven rather good at it, particularly when in tandem with Fernando Torres. They have an understanding that exceeds the sum of their parts, and those parts are of two of the world's undoubted best players.
 
I had to laugh (in dismay) at the Sky commentator's omnipresent knowledge in stating, in a critical tone, that "Liverpool fans are dying to see 4-4-2 with Keane and Torres", when the former was replaced by the latter.
 
This came before an equally bizarre statement from Andy Gray about such decisions determining whether Liverpool were going to be contenders, and Kopites wanting to see their team challenging for the title in the "proper way" (meaning with a positive attitude).
 
All this came with Torres and Gerrard having formed a devastating partnership in the past year, with so many games won when paired together. And it came minutes before the two combined for a chance which Gerrard inexplicably missed, and then brilliantly once again for the captain to score, while Torres himself missed a one-on-one and hit the post.
 
As a Red, I don't dare suggest that I'm talking for this collective known as 'Liverpool fans', because each of us is so different. But what we do all want is a winning team. And what we are getting, whether it is Keane, Torres, Kuyt or Gerrard up front, is a winning team.
 
We've seen combinations of all four, in different formations, and it's not worked badly so far, has it? 

 

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THERE'S ONLY ONE STEVEN GERRARD
Written by Joe Curran - www.liverpoolfc.tv   
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
9 was how old Steve was when he joined the Reds' youth Academy from Whiston Juniors.
 
18 years, 5 months and 29 days was his exact age when he made his first-team debut against Blackburn Rovers in November 1998
 
13 was the amount of first-team appearances he made during his debut season
 
17 minutes was how long it took him to stick three goals past Luton Town in the 2007/08 FA Cup Fourth Round
 
Two hat-tricks overall (the other one was against Total Network Solutions in July 2005)
 
54 was the minute he rose to head in from a John Arne Riise cross to get the Reds on their way to the ultimate fightback against AC Milan in the 2004/05 European Champions League final
 
8 is the number on his back
 
28 was the number he wore during his debut season in the first team
 
17 was Gerrard's shirt number between 2000/01 and 2003/04
 
23 goals in the 2005/06 season - his best tally yet
 
1 Young Player of the Year award for Liverpool in 2000/01
 
1 Uefa Club Footballer of the Year in 2004/05
 
1 Uefa Club Footballer of the Year in 2004/05
 
1 Uefa Champions League Man of the Match in 2004/05
 
1 PFA Players' Player of the Year in 2005/06
 
1 FA Cup Final Man of the Match awards in 2005/06
 
4 FA Premier League Player of the Month Awards
 
70 England caps
 
14 international goals
 
1 MBE
 
446 was how many games it took him to score 100 goals
 
458 appearances
 
102 goals (as of Atletico)
 
9 pieces of silverware
 
10 years
 
1 Steven Gerrard
 
WHO??
Written by Whiz 8   
Tuesday, 18 November 2008

 

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SCORING AND RUTHLESSNESS
Written by Sufian   
Tuesday, 18 November 2008
 
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Let's take our official first team sheet and look at the regular attacking players (in terms of position their mentality). We have Torres, Keane, Kuyt, Babel, Benayoun, Gerrard, Alonso and Riera. Can you actually say those names, collectively, doesn't have the word GOALS written on it?

Of course our gaffer will never play all those 8 players at the same time (unless he decided to devise an innovative Keegan-esque formation of 0-8-2; stupid or revolutionary? Let's not waste our breath on it) but the "monster players" of Torres and Gerrard (almost a certainty to play) and no matter who will make up the other four (or five), it does and should guarantee you pots of goals.

It's not a matter of how we play our offensive game anymore. If you have created tons of goal opportunities like what we have been doing this season, be assured that you must be doing something right, offensively. We have created as many chances as Chelsea have. I base this belief by faith and statistics. We take a look at their goal stats and compare to ours, it's safe to say that every chances Chelsea made turned to goals (I was tempted to use the old adage of "everything they touched, turned to gold").

It is interesting though that Chelsea lost a game when they failed to create a single goal opportunity (you know what game that was!). The game that we lost was due to the fact that we missed too many chances; we got punished.

What I want to rant about is how clinical are we in killing teams off? How single-minded are we in converting our chances into goals?

Last season, Rafa believed our league position would have been better if we scored more goals. At the beginning of the season, I backed his decision in signing Robbie Keane due to that fact. It is ironic that Robbie Keane has only scored twice in the league so far. Let me remind you that I am not criticizing our players' contribution, just their finishing! Only that!

I might be too critical of our goal scoring ability considering the fact that we were without Torres a handful of games already this season. Torres at times creates his own chance. He is that deadly. Now he's back and I hope our fortune in front of goal and goal count will eventually turn and increased.

But, the point that I want to make is what if comes a day when Torres facing a blockade from two or three defenders? What if comes a day when Steven Gerrard having an off day? Believe me it has happened; My argument is a bit old but it is still valid. We can't rely solely on Torres on scoring goals (like what we said about how we can't rely on Gerrard to drive us every game). It's not that we don't have quality players around him. Just take a look at the players I've mentioned in the first paragraph!

We need to be ruthless as I've said blubberingly in the forum. The only problem we have this season is we don't kill teams off frequently and early!. We like to do it the hard way. I'm afraid that if we do win the title this season, most of us would be in hospital beds already. This is not an analysis but just my keropok udang worth of rant.
 
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