After yesterday's dire performance, yet another one this season, for me it's time for change, I want Arsene out.
You must question his motivational skills for the team to continually start games as slow as we do . We need to get into teams from the first whistle put them under pressure make them scared to come to the Emirates, but we tap the ball around from side to side with no threat or penetration and allow visiting teams to settle their nerves and enjoy their surroundings.
Abou Diaby has opened up about the extent of his sadness during a long spell on the sidelines
last season, conceding that there were moments when he was depressed to be out of action.
Diaby, 26, made a total of five appearances across all competitions for Arsenal last season and
despite making a successful return to start off the current campaign, the Frenchman has not
forgotten his frustrating journey to regaining full fitness.
The Arsenal career of Abou Diaby has been very frustrating for Arsenal fans everywhere, but imagine
what it was like for the man himself and his manager. Arsene Wenger has always had faith in the
French midfielder, and it is the support and belief that he has received from evryone at the club
that has [.
First off, let me say I am most encouraged by the way everyone went for goal. Wenger always says
he likes everyone in his team to score, and it seems they are really taking it to heart. Is it
just for pre season, or is it really a new attitude? Â I hope it continues into the regular season.
I sometimes wonder if our guys are a little gun- shy, because we think everything has to go through
van Persie.
First off, let me say I am most encouraged by the way everyone went for goal. Wenger always says
he likes everyone in his team to score, and it seems they are really taking it to heart. Is it
just for pre season, or is it really a new attitude? Â I hope it continues into the regular season.
I sometimes wonder if our guys are a little gun- shy, because we think everything has to go through
van Persie.
Youth + Wenger-Gems + Established Quality Players =
The All-Conquering Formula! (But we need to hold on to our
players....).
We at the Academy, feel that Arsene could have given some of the kids a chance and maybe put
them on the bench and given them a run-out, especially in games where you're winning 3-0, but I
also understand he has to get results and he's super-cautious.
As we all know, the Premier League is the greatest league in the world. The evidence for this has been repeatedly put forward by a host of pundits who don't watch any other leagues by way of comparison. But OTP would like to add a little snippet to the pile of evidence. In which other [...]
Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers believes his players need to be more patient at the top end of the
field if they are to overcome their goalscoring problems.
The Reds have found the net just twice in three Premier League matches - both goals coming in the
2-2 draw with champions Manchester City.
Their problem has been compounded by the limited options Rodgers has up front, having sent Andy
Carroll on loan to West Ham and failed to bring in a replacement after a deadline-day move for
Clint Dempsey broke down.
Brendan Rodgers says Liverpool's owners have been very honest with him but admits there are
operational matters to sort out to help the club in the next transfer window.
The Reds manager was left short of strikers at Friday's deadline after failing to bring in a
replacement for Andy Carroll, who joined West Ham United on loan.
Nuri Sahin has hit out at suggestions he joined Liverpool for the money by outlining the reasons
for his switch to Anfield.
Turkish midfielder Sahin has come to the Reds on a season-long loan deal from Real Madrid and is in
contention to make his debut against Arsenal on Sunday.
He says he had offers from elsewhere but decided to make the move to Merseyside because he has
faith in Brendan Rodgers and wants to play regularly.
talkSPORT's Graham Beecroft was uncertain about Brendan Rodgers' decision to put his faith in young
winger Raheem Sterling over the last week. So much so, that ahead of the Europa League clash with
Hearts he threw out a couple of factual inaccuraces, referred to Sterling as Smalling and then
launched into the most ridiculous, rambling, [.
As Liverpool fans, we're pretty used to promises that are never quite fulfilled. Take Rafael
Benitez's top four pledge in 2010 and the ongoing stadium saga to name just a few. However, if our
current skipper and surely one of our greatest players of all time says we are to finish in the top
four, it carries something different.
Fabio Borini admits he is 'desperate to get started' at Liverpool after cutting short his summer
break to settle into new surroundings.
The Italy international became Brendan Rodgers' first signing as Reds boss when he completed a
switch from Roma.
He has worked with Rodgers before at Chelsea and Swansea, but appreciates that it will take time to
get to know his new team-mates and the intricacies of their game.
Liverpool chairman Tom Werner has refused to clarify Andy Carroll's future at Anfield but gave his
full backing to manager Brendan Rodgers.
Carroll has been strongly linked with a move away from Liverpool despite becoming the club's record
signing for £35million just last year.
Rodgers, who was appointed as Reds boss earlier this summer, is believed to be willing to allow the
striker to leave the club this month and Werner appears comfortable with that scenario.
Former Liverpool boss, Kenny Dalglish has praised his record British signing, Andy Carroll in his
Column in The Mirror. Carroll was the sword on which King Kenny fell from the helm
at Anfield. After he and Damien Comolli splashed a record £35 million on the young Geordie,
Liverpool were left floundering in 8th in the Premier League, with the big man only scoring 9 goals
all Season for Liverpool, 4 in the League and 5 in the Cups, a dismal return for a forward who
struggled in front of goal for most of the term.
With Kenny Daglish's recent departure from the Anfield hot-seat in favour of Swansea's Brendan
Rodger's arrival,
I was wondering what King Kenny will do next.
Will he join the media circus at ITV,BBC or SKY, I doubt it very much, Kenny never had much faith
in the media as evidenced down the years as evidensed by his abravise attitude to the media in
genaral.
In his exclusive interview with the Evening News, Wayne Rooney has reflected on October 2010
when he dropped the bombshell of wanting to leave United for a club that could meet his
ambition.
After changing his mind, he lifted United's record breaking 19th title at the end of the season,
making them the most successful English club in history, as well as scoring in the Champions League
final, making a mockery out of his suggestion that United weren't a match for him.
In his exclusive interview with the Evening News, Wayne Rooney has reflected on October 2010
when he dropped the bombshell of wanting to leave United for a club that could meet his
ambition.
After changing his mind, he lifted United's record breaking 19th title at the end of the season,
making them the most successful English club in history, as well as scoring in the Champions League
final, making a mockery out of his suggestion that United weren't a match for him.
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"Joining United is a dream come true. I look forward to playing my part in helping this club win
more honours."
"If I want to play for the money, I would accept the Manchester City offer or Chelsea. The red
shirt is the really big thing for me. I want to play for the biggest club in the world.
Iniesta received 19 votes while Messi and Ronaldo both picked up 17 votes.
The Barcelona midfielder, who helped Spain defend their European Championship title this summer,
collected his prize following today's UEFA Champions League group stage draw at the Grimaldi Forum
in Monaco and said:
Iniesta received 19 votes while Messi and Ronaldo both picked up 17 votes.
The Barcelona midfielder, who helped Spain defend their European Championship title this summer,
collected his prize following today's UEFA Champions League group stage draw at the Grimaldi Forum
in Monaco and said:
Along with Spain, Germany are widely regarded as favorites in Euro 12, but former Germany
goalkeeper Jens Lehmann thinks they'll be fortunate just to make it out of the group stage. And for
man noted for his insanity both on and off the pitch, his reasons are somewhat understandable.
From Bild:
"I used to have a good feeling, but that has evaporated over the past two or three weeks,"
Lehmann said in an interview with the "Stuttgarter Zeitung.
In which Alvaro Arbeloa puts all his faith in his magical cape, defies death and leaps (well,
more like 'clambers') from the back of Spain's open-top Euro 2012 parade bus as it moves through
Madrid...
After hearing that Ashley Cole and Ashley Young were racially abused on Twitter after England were
knocked out of Euro 2012, you could be forgiven for re-evaluating the worth of the popular social
networking platform. Thankfully, our 140-character  faith was restored when we heard this story.
On the night of the England v Italy quarter-final, [.
Messi? Who? I only want to be better than Bendtner. I can do the underpants thing too.
It's been decided. The winner of the last 2 World Cups will contest the final on Sunday. Italy
played the perfect game to see off the challenge of Germany to set up a rematch of their group game
against Spain.
Group C leaders Croatia look to remain unbeaten as they host Italy in round 2 of the group
stage. The match will take place at the Poznan National Stadium in Poznan, Poland with kickoff
scheduled for 18:00 local time.
Well, they should have faith he may be a twat, but he's a @#$%ing brilliant one.
After a shoulda-woulda-coulda non-goal in the 50th, UEFA's Twitter stream fired up this moment
in screenshot history. And that was, of course, before this gem from Ronaldo.
(Wouldn't matter, as Silvestre Varela would break Danish hearts.
Image:Â REUTERS/Charles Platiau. We have a renewed sense of faith and confidence in England going
into today's Group D match and it has everything to do with this French trio's use of adult baby
diapers as vests.
This article titled "Euro 2012: Denmark put faith in Nicklas Bendtner against Holland" was
written by Paul Wilson in Kharkiv, for The Guardian on Friday 8th June 2012 19.44 UTC
Morten Olsen is clutching at the straw that is Nicklas Bendtner as he takes Denmark into another
tournament opener against Holland.
My earliest memory of Blackburn Rovers goes back to 1995.
I was in my last year at primary school and a classmate of mine was a huge fan. We used to tease
each other about results and argued over who's team was better, of course he eventually won that
argument: Rovers became Champions of England while town were relegated to the second tier.
Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina believes that time should be given to manager Brendan Rodgers for
him to implement his footballing style at Anfield.
The Premier League club got the better of FC Gomel 3-0 on Thursday in style, thanks to goals from
Fabio Borini, Steven Gerrard and Glen Johnson.
The win saw Liverpool progress to the play-off round of the Europa League, leading Reina to express
his faith in Rodgers' footballing philosophy.
When the news broke that Chelsea had signed Marko Marin, I will be honest, I have never heard of
him. Bearing in mind I do not really have the time to follow the other major leagues around the
world and due to hardly being able to play Football Manager as religiously as I used to, Marin was
someone I was unaware of.
Adam Morgan is hoping to repay the faith shown in him by Brendan Rodgers by giving the Liverpool manager something to ponder when selecting his attacking options. The 18-year-old - who struck two goals for the U19s in Tuesday's NextGen Series win over Rosenborg - had made three first-team appearances for the first team so far this season, with the Reds boss eager to provide the club's youngsters with a chance to impress.
In amongst the media frenzy that led up to the closing of the transfer window on Friday, news of
the Europa League and Capital One Cup draws was almost lost amongst the gossip and rumour.
As we all know, the club has been drawn away to Carlisle in the Cup while Lazio, Panathinaikos
and Maribor await in the Europa League.
"If it be now, 'tis not to come; if it be not to come, it will be now; if it be not now, yet it
will come: the readiness is all." – Hamlet, Vii It was an article of faith. There's really no
better term for it. One day it would happen. Not might, not could, would. It had been so
close before; in 1997 when Dooley hit the crossbar, in 2009 when an early.
Big day. Big match. Big EVERYTHING. There's really not much I can say about the rivalry today
that most of you don't already know. But if this IS your first time heading to a match between
these two sides, all I will say is be prepared. There's nothing timid about a Portland Timbers -
Seattle Sounders match.
New interim Philadelphia Union manager John Hackworth is no stranger. He's been with the club
since its first match, has managed the team in Peter Nowak's absences, and was often considered
Nowak's right hand man. All of these things point to the on field product not changing drastically
as he moves into the manager role.
