Liverpool FC - ARHIVA POSTOVA

[elninho_resTO]

jest podugacko al vrijedi procitat,stadion hicks i gilet su u pitanju
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/ind ... c=260381.0

[mighty_reds]

The new manager may have only been here for just over a week, but the club has already been linked with a whole host of players from across the globe.

Of course, only Roy Hodgson and his staff know for sure which players - if any - are on his wanted list for the start of his tensure, but we've compiled a run down of the major names linked with Liverpool since the new manager was announced last week to keep you right up to date with the players allegedly interesting the Reds.

Maynor Figueroa

The Wigan left-back played every World Cup game for Honduras this summer. Despite being a model of consistency, it was his 60-yard goal against Stoke in December of last year which most Liverpool fans will remember him by.

Shaun Wright-Phillips

This is not the first time the diminutive winger has been linked with a move to Anfield. The 28-year-old adopted son of former Gunner Ian Wright has bags of experience and is an established attacking threat in the Barclays Premier League.

Peter Crouch

In what would be a shock return for the former Anfield frontman, Crouch is reportedly a target for Hodgson - who was said to be interested in the Spurs player whilst at Fulham. Brought to White Hart Lane last summer, the striker managed 13 goals in 42 appearances in all competitions.

Rene Krhin

Regarded as one of the continent's top midfield talents, Krhin is also rumoured to have been scouted by the likes of Manchester United, Manchester City and Chelsea. The 20-year-old Slovenian was part of his country's World Cup squad.

Damien Duff

The Irish international has displayed some of his finest form for Fulham this year. Well known to Roy Hodgson, the ex-Chelsea man - who was heavily linked with the Reds under Gerard Houllier's reign - has also shown he is as adept at left-back as he is on the wing.

Bryan Ruiz

Reported to have been heavily tracked by Hodgson during his Fulham tenure, 24-year-old Costa Rican forward Ruiz was the second top goalscorer in Eredivisie last season. A left-footed winger who plays on the right, Ruiz couples both flair and directness with goals.

Paul Scharner

Wigan utility man Paul Sharner is out of contract and looking for a new club. The first Latics player to ever reach 100 Barclays Premier League games, he spent almost five years at the JJB Stadium in which he played almost every outfield position.

Ashley Young and James Milner

The Aston Villa wide-men have both been linked with moves to Anfield this summer. Both England internationals and aged 24, Milner and Young are regarded as two of the most talented wingers in the division.

Joe Cole

The England international and former Chelsea man is on a free transfer making him one of the most highly-coveted transfer targets this summer. A winger with bags of league and European experience, Cole, 28, is excellent on the ball and renowned for being a big-game player.

Steven Taylor

The Geordie stopper has been linked after a solid season in the Championship. Now 24, Taylor is reportedly looking to move on from boyhood club Newcastle and has six years of Premier League experience with the North East outfit.

Yasuhito Endo

Endo, 30, was a standout performer for Japan during the World Cup. The Gamba Osaka midfielder has over 100 caps for his country and scored a stunning free-kick against Daniel Agger's Denmark in the group stage.

Julio Baptista

Known in the footballing world as "The Beast", the Roma striker is reportedly not part of coach Claudio Ranieri's plans for next season and it seems almost certain that he will leave the club.

Stefano Okaka

The Italian U21 international was on loan from Roma at Fulham last season and has reportedly expressed his desire to work with old boss Roy Hodgson once again.

Gervinho

The Ivory Coast international - who impressed during the World Cup - is reportedly a target after showing a threat on the wings for The Elephants. However, Lille would be expecting to make a significant profit on a player they bought only one year ago.

Royston Drenthe

The Dutch wide-man, now 23, signed for Real Madrid in 2007 but has failed to secure a regular run in the first team, with his spot on the left taken by Brazilian Marcelo. Bursting on to the world stage for the Jong Oranje in the 2007 European U21 Championships, Drenthe was chosen by UEFA as the player of the tournament. He is well known to current Liverpool star Ryan Babel after making a rap video with him.

Reto Ziegler

The 24-year-old, who enjoyed a spell in the Barclays Premier League with Tottenham Hotspur, has been converted into a left full-back since joining Sampdoria in 2007. He was fundamental in the Blucerchiati's fourth-place finish in Serie A, resulting in the club's first ever Champions League qualification.

David Trezeguet

The French striker has had problems with injuries over recent seasons and was limited to just 19 league appearances for Juventus last campaign, scoring seven goals. However, his signing would certainly excite Kopites and provide star cover for Fernando Torres.

Danny Murphy

Former Liverpool hero Danny Murphy has been linked with an emotional Anfield return, not only due to his affinity with ex-Fulham boss Hodgson, but also on merit.

Brede Hangeland

The Fulham defender has been heavily linked with the Reds after excelling at Fulham since his arrival from FC Copenhagen in 2008. Having an eye for Scandinavian talent, Roy Hodgson was right on the money when he brought him to London - with the defender pivotal in the club's relegation battle and subsequent European run.

Rafael van der Vaart

The Dutch star, who has been linked with Liverpool in the past, was thought to be on the outskirts of the Real Madrid team after the club spent heavily on Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka last summer. Despite this, the trequartista-styled player, who comes with a great touch and an eye for goal, did well for the Madrid-based club last year and is supposedly interesting the Reds once again.

Gilberto Silva

The former Arsenal man has been linked with a return to the Barclays Premier League after notable displays of defensive solidity for both Panathinaikos FC and Brazil at the World Cup. Now 33, the holding midfielder boasts a wealth of experience.

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Most rumours will come to nothing, but there's nothing football fans like more than discussing the day's gossip - so make sure you log on to the 'Media Watch' section of Liverpoolfc.tv every day for the latest speculation.

And, of course, if any deals are concluded throughout the summer - whether it be new players arriving or current players leaving for a new challenge elsewhere - we'll have first news here on Liverpoolfc.tv.

In the meantime, tell us which of the above players you'd most like us to sign...

najvise vjerujem u ovo istaknuto al od ovih igraca ja bi probro Figuerou i Ruiza ovoga sto je napadac...

[reds]

Sa te liste ja bih volio vidjeti:
Maynor Figueroa,Ashley Young and James Milner (mada od njih nema ništa),Joe Cole,Steven Taylor.
Ovo ostalo manje više možda i SWP-a.

[OTNYS_YNWA]

Figueroa,Cole,Ashley,Baptista

[fera]

FURIOUS Yossi Benayoun today accuses Rafa Benitez of making his life a misery at Liverpool.

In an exclusive News of the World interview, the Israeli midfielder blasts Benitez for forcing out of Anfield and insists the Spaniard:

*NEVER treated him with any respect.

*DESTROYED his confidence.

*TRIED to break him.

*ORDERED him to find another club.

Manager Benitez left Liverpool at the end of the season after a disastrous trophyless campaign which ended with the Reds failing to even qualify for the Champions League.

And Benayoun, 30, reveals the truth about his volatile relationship with the man who has now replaced Jose Mourinho as boss of European Cup winners Inter Milan.

"Everyone asks me why I left Liverpool," said Benayoun, who joined Premier League champions Chelsea in a £5.5million move earlier this month.

"There is only one reason - Rafa Benitez.

"I agreed to join Chelsea before Roy Hodgson was appointed Liverpool's new manager.

"It's a dream for me such a fantastic club have given me this opportunity.

"But I want Liverpool fans to know the truth and for them to know I made up my mind to leave a long time ago because of Benitez.

"He never treated me with the respect I deserved. If I played well, I never felt he gave me credit.

"When I scored, I still expected to be out of the team the next game.

"And when the fans wanted me to play, Benitez told me he couldn't understand why."

Booed

Benayoun, who scored nine goals for Liverpool last season, added: "There are many examples of him treating me badly.

"On two occasions early last season, against Fulham and Lyon, the fans booed when I was subbed.

"They thought I was playing well but Benitez told me he was surprised the fans booed because I was not good enough.

"It was as if the fans' reaction worked against me. The situation got worse afterwards.

"He told me I was a better player as a substitute instead of starting in the team.

"Then, when we played Birmingham after I hadn't started a game for a month, he didn't tell me I was starting until two hours before the game.

"He tried to destroy my confidence. You can't treat a player like this and expect him to be happy.

"I felt so unhappy but, out of respect to the club, I never spoke out. The players and the people at the top of the club knew how I felt.

"I don't want to speak on behalf of other players at Liverpool, but people know what happened to Albert Riera and Xabi Alonso.

"It was the same for me. Benitez tried to break me like he broke Riera.

"I was sure he wanted me to attack him in the Press during the season so he could turn the fans against me, so I kept quiet.

"I felt he was waiting for me to make a mistake so he could use it against me.

Deal

"On the day before the final game of last season at Hull, Benitez pulled me to one side after training and said: 'You will not be in the squad for this game. Thank you for your three years of service, now you can call your agent to do a deal with another club.'

"That's when Chelsea made an offer and the deal was done before Benitez left."


BENAYOUN: Signing on at Chelsea
But Benayoun admits his relationship with Benitez deteriorated on the FIRST day of last season.

"The previous season when we finished second in the Premier League, I was happy with my performance in the final months but I was not sure if the manager thought I was a good player," he added.

"I told Benitez I would go if he wanted, but he told me I was important and he would give me a new contract, which I signed.

"But then for the first game of the new season I wasn't in the team again. The manager ignored me when I wanted to know why.

"After he ignored me for a long time, he needed me for Europe when Ryan Babel was suspended.

"I said: 'You need me now and I will always do my best.'

"I scored against Atletico Madrid in the Europa League semi-final. It was a really emotional moment for me. The fans could see what it meant to me.

"I couldn't say at the time, but I knew this was my last season at Liverpool and I wanted a special end.

"I thought: 'No matter how the manager is treating me, I'm showing the fans the club is in my heart.'

"I knew I had to get away from Benitez. A lot of people at Liverpool treated me well and asked me to stay, but I could not turn down such a massive club as Chelsea.

"I could not risk waiting to see if Benitez kept his job.

"The club said they understood why I was unhappy and promised they'd let me leave in the summer if an offer came while Benitez was manager.

Privilege

"It is good for Liverpool Benitez has gone, but it was too late for me.

"I know everyone working there will be a lot happier and I believe Roy Hodgson is a good choice.

"It was a privilege for me to play for such a great club in front of great fans. I thought I would be staying for a lot longer."

Benayoun realises he faces as tough a time forcing his way into the Chelsea side.

He said: "I'm not stupid. I know Chelsea have many great players and it will be hard to play in the team every week.

"But what's important for me is I know I will be treated with respect.

"Carlo Ancelotti is a fantastic manager and he knows how to treat players."



cijena za Torresa 70 miliona funti. bilo bi dobro da npr. City iskešira tu lovu iskreno po mom misljenju postoji mogucnost jedino u Chelsea da pređe a i za nas bi bio odlican posao uzeti 70 miliona za jednog igraca.

[miky_hz]

Odlicno bi bilo uzeti 70 mil,ali ako ces dovesti jos nekog igraca tipa Torres za manje para...sad neznam koga vi mozete dovesti osim mozda Ibrahimovica(lupam) dakle treba ga prodati ako vec imate neku alternativu za njega,a ovako uzeti 70 mil i ne dovesti nista da valja nije dobar posao bez obzira sto cete finansiski odlicno proci...

[reds]

Odlicno bi bilo uzeti 70 mil,ali ako ces dovesti jos nekog igraca tipa Torres za manje para...sad neznam koga vi mozete dovesti osim mozda Ibrahimovica(lupam) dakle treba ga prodati ako vec imate neku alternativu za njega,a ovako uzeti 70 mil i ne dovesti nista da valja nije dobar posao bez obzira sto cete finansiski odlicno proci...

Slažem se ako ćemo ga već prodati onda prvo naći zamjenu moja želja Aquero (iako mi nije baš za Premiershipa).
A može i Edin !

[Omerbavarac]

Odlicno bi bilo uzeti 70 mil,ali ako ces dovesti jos nekog igraca tipa Torres za manje para...sad neznam koga vi mozete dovesti osim mozda Ibrahimovica(lupam) dakle treba ga prodati ako vec imate neku alternativu za njega,a ovako uzeti 70 mil i ne dovesti nista da valja nije dobar posao bez obzira sto cete finansiski odlicno proci...

Dzeko.
Ne bi kostao vise od 50 miliona + 20 miliona bi ostalo u kasi za jos jedno eventualno pojacanje.
Problem predstavlja sto ce vrlo tesko dobiti 70 miliona za Torresa.

[reds]

HODGSON UMJESTO TORRESA ŽELI DŽEKU
Kao da nas je čuo !
Mada je ovo špekulacija obična.

[elninho_resTO]

ja nebi toresa ni za kakve pare,jedino ako bi 100 ponudili onda bi razmislio

[reds]

ja nebi toresa ni za kakve pare,jedino ako bi 100 ponudili onda bi razmislio

Drugo si ti.
Kakve nam koristi kad pola sezone ne igra ?
Jes paklen igrač ali bolje je uzeti 70 miliona i dovesti npr.Džeku nego narednu sezonu moliti se da će Torres biti zdrav.
Jednostavno ne može momak da izdrži ovaj napor Premiershipa i to je to.
+ ostalo bi novca za još jedno veliko pojačanje.

[reds_forever]

ja mislim da od toga nema nista jer sam hodgson zeli zadrzati torresa

[elninho_resTO]

ija mislim da ce ostat
i slazem se reds sa svim tim tvojim argumentima,al ipak je tores valjda ce bit zdrav,ja se vec molim

[OTNYS_YNWA]

Opet povreda Torresa :S

[reds]

I dalje mislite da ga ne treba prodati ?

[OTNYS_YNWA]

Stvarno mi je žao Ovo postaje strašno ozbiljno.

[kurdt]

Prodat Torresa lik kad sam trci povrijedi se kupiti dijamanta

[OTNYS_YNWA]

Treba sačekati, možda se radilo samo o grču,a ne o nekoj ozbiljnoj povredi. ( ovo je nada )

[elninho_resTO]

djabe sam se ja molio...valjda nije nista ozbiljnije,odmasam se zabrino cim sam vidio da nemoze da se ustane

[Omerbavarac]

Postoji interesovanje L'poola za Gyanom. Trazi se partner u napadu Torresu ili eventualno njegova zamjena.