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Originally Posted by paul_oshea
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When was this?Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
champions league!
I suppose I mean back in the days when Liverpool was the most stable club in England which is a long time ago alright.Quote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
To be fair Benitez has not had enough money to buy players capable of toppling Chelsea and Utd (for the league). What are the wages of players at Chelsea and Utd in comparison to Liverpool.
Having said all this Benitez chops and changes too much and has been too defensive against the average/good teams in the premier league.
If he did not have that champions league victory (and lets face it there was a lot of luck involved) then a lot more people would consider his time at Liverpool as not very successful.
Liverpool need investors with deep pockets and all I am saying is that if I were putting up that kind of money then I am not sure I would like Benitez being the one deciding how it was spent.
Not having a go lads but there is enough sh!te talk about Benitez and that scummy club in the world forum. Lets keep this to McGeady.
Man U fan then eh..??;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
Seriously, I think moving to Liverpool would be a great move for both McGeady and Ireland. At this stage in his career I think he needs to leave the goldfish bowl that is Scottish football and take a step up and play at Premiership level week in week out.
there was talk of him going to birmingham a couple of weeks ago,now liverpool,its a small bit farsical in fairness..he deserves a move to the premiership but maybe a team like spurs would be more realistic
Spurs at the moment look a better bet to finish in top 4 than Liverpool.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wexford Delboy
what, the old deal where McGeady goes to Spurs with Robbie going the other way? now we're talking.....................
farsical that is.
yeah thats true alrite but in fairness the fans at spurs are more likely to welcome him than liverpool,they probably would expect better..saying that im a spurs fan and would love to get him on the left side put modric centralQuote:
Originally Posted by Razors left peg
Villa look even better though, I wonder if Martin O'Neill ever considered making a move for him given the Celtic connection. They're pretty strong on the wings though at present I suppose!Quote:
Originally Posted by Razors left peg
I cant see Villa needing to sign any other wingers, Birmingham with the new Chinese investors could be possible. Liverpool probably wouldnt be a great move for him simply because I dont think Benitez would get the best out of him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mayo Red
Well soon it wont matter what Rafa thinks, no?Quote:
Originally Posted by Razors left peg
Where would he play in the current Liverpool team, and who would be dropped to accommodate him?
Benitez played Dossena on the left and Kuyt on the right against Portsmouth a few days ago. You'd have to think that McGeady would be a much more creative winger than either of them.Quote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
I think Aidan would do well to pick up a club in the top half of the Premier League. He is a little better than Hunt and a less effective than Duff.
Would have to agree with you there, and Dossena along with the overrated Babel are linked with being offloaded in the January transfer window aswell.Quote:
Originally Posted by Colbert Report
toffee :oQuote:
Originally Posted by Mayo Red
drool....Quote:
Originally Posted by SkStu
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Originally Posted by drummerboy
can't agree there. Hunt has made great impact for ireland at pivotal moments with some vital assists. The only game I remember McGeady shining was Georgia in Croker...
Worse again, with the honourable exception of Seamie Coleman though!!!!;):DQuote:
Originally Posted by SkStu