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Player Profile: José Enrique
AnfieldIndex Liverpool FC Stats | Liverpool FC Blog | Liverpool FC Forum Liverpool has long had
a problem with the left-back position ever since John Arne Riise left for Roma in 2008. Yes we had
Fabio Aurelio and Emiliano Insua but neither.
Noel's gone ahead and capped a busy summer by churning out some unparalleled deadline day
coverage, and if you're just coming back into the fray, scrolling down is an absolute necessity.
From Tuesday's confirmation that Sebastian Coates had arrived to the exit of Raul Meireles last
night, the club's transfer activity was covered incomparably.
Noel's gone ahead and capped a busy summer by churning out some unparalleled deadline day
coverage, and if you're just coming back into the fray, scrolling down is an absolute necessity.
From Tuesday's confirmation that Sebastian Coates had arrived to the exit of Raul Meireles last
night, the club's transfer activity was covered incomparably.
Liverpool concluded a productive transfer window with a late surprise when they...
Rafa Benitez undoubtedly signed some brilliant players during his time at Anfield, and the club is
still benefiting from some of the players he signed. However, it's also true to say that Benitez
wasted a lots of money on players who just weren't good enough for Liverpool. It's taken a long
time to rid the club of these highly paid players, but with the departure of Philipp Degen today,
the club is no longer lumbered with Benitez's deadwood.
The window closes on Wednesday at midnight in England, and with Liverpool getting the bulk of
their incomings sorted well before the season even started there may not be all that much room for
the excitement of a last minute acquisition or three. Still, there are a few chunks of remaining
deadwood the club would desperately love to be rid of at any cost.
David N'gog should complete his protracted £4million move to Bolton Wanderers...
Liverpool defender completes Lisbon switch
Emiliano Insua has signed a five-year deal
View the full story here: The Mirror
A news article on 2011-08-27 11:10:24 from: The Mirror
This news item has been reproduced from today's media.
Liverpool left back Emiliano Insua has left the club and sealed a transfer to Sporting
Lisbon.
This transfer should come as no surprise since he hadn't been given a squad number this
season.
Personally I thought Insua showed a lot of promise a couple of seasons ago, especially when
going forward.
Liverpool left back Emiliano Insua has left the club and sealed a transfer to Sporting
Lisbon.
This transfer should come as no surprise since he hadn't been given a squad number this
season.
Personally I thought Insua showed a lot of promise a couple of seasons ago, especially when
going forward.
According to Emiliano Insua's Twitter post, the Argentinean left-back has...
In the past five seasons, Liverpool have had only three fullbacks reach the thirty match mark
Steve Finnan and John Arne Riise played in 33 league matches apiece in the 2006-2007 season, and
Emiliano Insua made 31 appearances after being forced into regular duty in the 2009-2010 season.
Álvaro Arbeloa came close a few times, as has Glen Johnson since arriving, but it's been a tough
marker to reach for a Liverpool fullback.
In the past five seasons, Liverpool have had only three fullbacks reach the thirty match mark
Steve Finnan and John Arne Riise played in 33 league matches apiece in the 2006-2007 season, and
Emiliano Insua made 31 appearances after being forced into regular duty in the 2009-2010 season.
Álvaro Arbeloa came close a few times, as has Glen Johnson since arriving, but it's been a tough
marker to reach for a Liverpool fullback.
Liverpool look set to lose David Ngog to Bolton, with Kenny Dalglish keen to trim the club by at
least six players over the next two weeks, according to the Liverpool Daily Post.
Ngog has long been the subject of exit talks, and Bolton are said to be readying a £4 million bid
for the young striker.
Liverpool moved closer to solving their problem at left-back after agreeing a fee with Newcastle
for defender Jose Enrique.
Liverpool will discuss personal terms with the Spaniard when he arrives on Merseyside for his
medical at their Melwood training ground this afternoon.
Enrique, 25, will cost Liverpool in the region of £6million but will fill a position which they
struggled with last season.
From the official site:
Liverpool FC confirmed today that they had agreed a fee with Newcastle United for the transfer
of José Enrique.
The club have now been given permission to discuss personal terms with the player, who will
travel to Liverpool to undergo a medical.
Newcastle's José Enrique set for Liverpool move after clubs agree fee
• Full-back to undergo medical ahead of £6m transfer • 25-year-old signed for Newcastle in
August 2007 The Newcastle full-back José Enrique is expected to undergo a medical at Liverpool
after the two clubs agreed a fee believed to be close to £6m.
Twitter is such a great tools for spreading out news by footballers. Recent...
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Liverpool:
Team sheet when it's available.
Sciott Heavey/Getty Images(Bleacher Report) The 2011-12 season started off with great belief and
great doubt all at the same time. The Rafael Benitez era had come to a close in a dismal fashion,
as the Reds slumped to a 7th place finish after having finished 2nd the season before.
Roy Hodgson, after leading a mid-table Fulham team to the UEFA Europa League final, was installed
as the new man at Anfield, but it was a signing that had no real fan belief behind him.
Hull City 3: Brady 21′, Koren 33′, Simpson 58′Liverpool 0
Let's just get the standard "doesn't mean anything unless someone looks good, then we'll get
really excited" proclamations out of the way few conclusions can be made from any preseason match,
and after the display today we'll have to hope that the Liverpool we see on August 13th has little
in common with the one we saw today.
Liverpool owners Fenway Sports Group (FSG) want manager Kenny Dalglish to sell members of his squad
before they will allow him to spend the cash again.
The Reds have already embarked in a £40million recruitment drive this summer, resulting in Stewart
Downing, Jordan Henderson, Charlie Adam and Alexander Doni being signed.
Roma are the latest Serie A side to be linked with Liverpool defender Emiliano Insua. "I have
spoken to Walter Sabatini," said his agent.
The 22-year-old Argentine was very close to Fiorentina and Juventus in January, but opted to join
Galatasaray on loan instead.
Now he is back at Anfield and it seems as if the Giallorossi are making a bid for the left-back.
Roma are the latest Serie A side to be linked with Liverpool defender Emiliano Insua. "I have
spoken to Walter Sabatini," said his agent.
The 22-year-old Argentine was very close to Fiorentina and Juventus in January, but opted to join
Galatasaray on loan instead.
Now he is back at Anfield and it seems as if the Giallorossi are making a bid for the left-back.
Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew has admitted Jose Enrique is stalling over...
Malaysia All-Stars XI 3-6 Liverpool
Malaysia All-Stars XI 3-6 Liverpool After flying home to secure the signing of Stewart Downing,
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish will have seen something to impress, and plenty more to be puzzled
by as he watched the second game of his side's Asian tour on television.
Malaysia All-Star XI 3-6 Liverpool | Friendly match report
Malaysia All-Star XI 3-6 Liverpool After flying home to secure the signing of Stewart Downing ,
the Liverpool manager, Kenny Dalglish, will have seen something to impress, and plenty more to be
puzzled by as he watched the second game of his side's Asian tour on television.
Kickoff from Bukit Jalil National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur 5:45PM Local/10:45AM GMT/5:45AM
EST
Ways to Watch:
Live on ESPNUK in England and FSC in America, as well as on LFCtv live and online for those with
a season pass.
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Liverpool:
Liverpool are getting set for their second preseason friendly of the Asian tour, and it's being
widely reported that Kenny Dalglish has flown back to Liverpool to complete the signing of Stewart
Downing.
Liverpool 4: Poulsen 19′, N'Gog 22′, Coady 72′, Carroll 85′
Guangdong 3: Steer 46′, Lin 90′, Hongbo 92′
And so a new season begins. Or at least the road to it does. Certainly without the extended
break forced by the European Championships and World Cup in recent years it doesn't feel like as
much of a wait as in the past, when half the players would have just now been starting into their
short summer breaks following international commitments.
All the press and media rumours of Liverpool FC wants a left-back but from my...
Defender John Flanagan today (Friday) signed a new long-term contract at...
Liverpool FC players has resumed training for the pre-season at Melwood this...
Well, that certainly was a weekend chock full of internationals. And stuff. But mostly
internationals. I liked the part where something exciting happened. No, not the Spain-USA
match—though it was wall to wall excitement if you enjoy watching small, defenseless
animals caught up in jet engines and also don't happen to be a US of American.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish is considering bidding for Sunderland's £10 million-rated
midfielder Lee Cattermole.
Dalglish is keen to bolster his midfield with young English talent and is an admirer of both
Cattermole and his Sunderland team-mate Jordan Henderson, who is valued at £14 million.
The transfer window still doesn't officially opens across Europe until July first. In England it
actually opened at midnight on the day the domestic season ended. Either way, there are always
pre-agreements to be made and fees agreed, and all because most players a club might be after
couldn't officially be transfered for another month doesn't mean nothing can happen.
By Sindre Trygsland, writing from Lancaster, England. Sindre is an avid Liverpool supporter,
connoisseur of Scandinavian football and business student at Lancaster University.
The appointment of Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish has once again transmitted
hope to the millions of Liverpool supporters around the world.
Kenny Dalglish is rightly bullish about his chances of attracting top class talent to Anfield this
summer.
Liverpool's pulling power is unlikely to be dented by their absence from the Europa League next
season.
In truth the biggest challenge facing Dalglish and director of football Damien Comolli over the
coming months isn't strengthening the squad, it's getting rid of a huge amount of dead wood.
Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish insists it will be "disrespectful'' to his current squad not to
make top-quality signings in the summer but also did not rule out a return for some familiar
faces.
Dalglish accepts there will be some movement in and out but he will not settle for anything less
than the best in terms of new arrivals.
Kenny Dalglish has refused to rule out the possibility of Alberto Aquilani playing a part in
Liverpool's revival.
The 26-year-old has been out on loan at Juventus this season having failed to impress since he was
signed in the summer of 2009 for £17million.
However, Dalglish is a known admirer of the talented playmaker and it now seems more than likely he
will return to Anfield for the new season.
Is it Possible To Win Out With all the Injuries
by Thomas Atzenhoffer on The Bleacher Report
April 6, 2011
Michael Regan/Getty ImagesAnother weekend for the Reds, and another group of injuries to deal with
at the back. The defensive ranks are left tattered once again as four top-choice defenders are all
out.
