Is It Time To Bench Jamie Carragher? - originally posted on Soccerlens.com

Carragher without a doubt has been one of the most reliable and consistent players for Liverpool over the past decade. The veteran defender even now is brilliant with his abilities, however the major concern is that with his age the errors are increasing as well.

Is It Time To Bench Jamie Carragher? - originally posted on Soccerlens.com

Carragher without a doubt has been one of the most reliable and consistent players for Liverpool over the past decade. The veteran defender even now is brilliant with his abilities, however the major concern is that with his age the errors are increasing as well.

Liverpool has published their 2011/12 Premiership squad.
The squad contains only 19 players despite having an a maximum allocation of 25.
Each club must have a squad containing no more than 17 players who do not fulfil the home-grown player criteria while the remainder must be home-grown.

Spoilers: Everybody came out of this set of internationals fit and unscathed and ready to take on Stoke on Saturday. Except perhaps for Martin Skrtel, though any damage he picked up is going to be of the mental variety. In any case, September's international break is over and done with, which means no more worries about Liverpool players getting injured in borderline meaningless games.

Liverpool: Reina, Enrique, Skrtel, Carragher, Agger, Downing, Henderson, Lucas, Adam, Kuyt, Suarez.

Subs: Doni, Carroll, Johnson, Maxi, Spearing, Bellamy, Coates.

What do our fans think of tonights lineup?

Carroll, Craig and Coates on the bench: Stoke v LFC

The Liverpool team to face Stoke at the Britannia: Reina, Skrtel, Carragher, Agger, Enrique, Henderson, Lucas, Adam, Downing, Kuyt, Suarez. And on the LFC bench: Doni, Carroll, Johnson, Maxi, Spearing, Bellamy, Coates.

Belief is sky high at Liverpool Agger

"We definitely have that now and if you compare it to last season, I think we're miles apart," says Reds defender

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A news article on 2011-09-15 11:27:52 from: The Mirror

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Liverpool face a tough game against Spurs on Sunday afternoon.
Harry Rednapp's side turned us over last season 2-0, ending our bid for Europe for the Season.
Its a crucial game for Liverpool having cruelly lost to Stoke last Saturday, we need at least a draw at Spurs to stay with the top teams.

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Liverpool's line up for tonights game against Spurs at White Hart Lane:

Reina, Enrique, Skrtel, Carragher, Agger, Downing, Henderson, Lucas, Adam, Carroll, Suarez.

Subs: Doni, Kuyt, Robinson, Maxi, Spearing, Bellamy, Coates.

What do our fans think of tonights lineup?

Goals:
Modric 7'
Defoe 66'
Adebayor 68' 90+3'
Unlike last week's loss, today held absolutely zero grasping-at-straws positives. An unhelpful, card-happy referee was the least of Liverpool's concerns. Nothing went right. No one played well. Tottenham won at a canter; a four-goal scoreline barely flatters an insipid opposition.

THFC1882′s Stuart Watts presents guest writer Ciaran Griggs match report of Sunday's game:

"Can we play you every week"

Spurs: Friedel, Walker, King (Bassong 83), Kaboul, Assou-Ekotto, Bale, Parker, Modric, Kranjcar (Van der Vaart 45), Defoe (Giovanni 83), Adebayor
Liverpool: Reina, Skrtel, Agger (Coates 27), Carragher, Enrique, Henderson, Adam, Lucas, Downing (Spearing 70), Carroll, Suarez (Bellamy 70)

Time flies when you're having fun, doesn't it?

Former Liverpool striker Stan Collymore believes the club is lacking the defensive steel and that is stopping Kenny Dalglish's side challenging for major honours.
Liverpool were one of the busiest clubs during the summer transfer window and added the likes of Jordan Henderson, Charlie Adam, Stewart Downing, Jose Enrique and Sebastian Coates on top of January signings Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez.

Kenny on Cup tie and Agger

Kenny Dalglish today called on his players to repay the 'fantastic support' they received at Tottenham on Sunday by securing safe passage to the Carling Cup fourth round tomorrow night.

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A news article on 2011-09-20 15:54:35 from: Liverpool FC

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Spurs v Liverpool as it happened | Tom Lutz

Match pointers • Since taking over at Spurs, Harry Redknapp has overseen five wins from seven games in all competitions against Liverpool and in only one of those games has his side failed to score at least one • Jamie Carragher has scored the same number of Premier League goals for Liverpool in his career as he has own goals for Tottenham (three) • Tottenham have conceded as many goals (14) in their past six home matches as they did in the previous 25 at White Hart Lane • Liverpool have kept only one clean sheet in their past seven Premier League matches 12.

10am ET, live in the US on Fox Deportes and FoxSoccer.tv. Guess I'll be watching this with Spanish commentary, then. No me gusta.
Last four head-to-head:
3-0 Liverpool (a) 01.22.11
0-1 Wolves (h) 12.29.10
0-0 (a) 01.26.10
2-0 Liverpool (h) 12.26.09
Last three matches:
Liverpool: 2-1 Brighton (a); 0-4 Spurs (a); 0-1 Stoke (a)
Wolves: 5-0 Millwall (h); 0-3 QPR (h); 0-2 Spurs (h)
Goalscorers (league):
Liverpool: Suarez 2; Adam, Henderson, Skrtel 1
Wolves: Doyle, Fletcher, Jarvis, Ward 1
Referee: Kevin Friend
Guess at a line-up:
Reina
Kelly Skrtel Carragher Enrique
Kuyt Lucas Adam Downing
Suarez Bellamy
So, if it ain't broke.

A Return to Winning Ways | Liverpool 2 – 1 Wolves

AnfieldIndex Liverpool FC Stats | Liverpool FC Blog | Liverpool FC Forum The way you feel at the final whistle usually best encapsulates the performance your team has given that day. After Sunderland there was frustration, Arsenal optimism, Bolton euphoria, Stoke disbelief at how we hadn't won, and depression at Spurs.