Quoteyea i reckon his Pear tree is well matured now.
how old is he?
Neil Mellor returns from injury to lead the Liverpool reserves attack in Tuesday night's match with Nottingham Forest at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground, and is joined in the side by the likes of Igor Biscan and Stephen Warnock.
For Mellor and Partridge it is the pair's first match of the season as they return from knee injuries.
Mellor is joined in attack by Mark Smyth and Biscan plays central midfield alongside Darren Potter, with Partridge on the right wing and Stephen Warnock on the left flank. John Welsh is on Under-21 international duty with England.
Liverpool team to play Nottingham Forest
Patrice Luzi
Jon Otsemobor
David Raven
Daniel O'Donnell
Igor Biscan
Zak Whitbread
Richie Partridge
Darren Potter
Neil Mellor
Mark Smyth
Stephen Warnock
Subs from:-
David Mannix
Paul Harrison
Chris Butler
James Smith
Ryan Wilkie
http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drill...40831-1153.htm
yea i reckon his Pear tree is well matured now.
how old is he?
"tight? he's the kinda guy that eats baked beans on tuesday so's he can have a bubble bath on wednesday"!
Jaysus, look who's at center back, maybe they have him sing at the opposition forwards!Originally Posted by loscherland
Seriously, where does Daniel hail from?
"Can I have a Kit-Kat, chunky?"
"you mean a big one"
"No a normal kit-kat you fat bitch"
Is Welsh more important to England than Potter is to Ireland?
Date of Birth: 12/09/1980 making him what? 24 next month! Last chance saloon.
Mod: More relevant to General Football section...
I think Partridge has started 1 league cup game since joining liverpool as a 16 year old.Might be a bit late for the little fella.
Just checked the liverpool site, game was postponed until tonight, they did mention that the game was arranged very quickly as a comeback game for Partridge and Mellor
Neil Mellor and Richie Partridge made their comebacks from injury for Liverpool but overall it was a disappointing night for the reserves who drew 0-0 with 10 man Nottingham Forest, at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground, writes Steve Hunter.
Forest were reduced to 10 men in the 58th minute when Neil Mellor chased a loose ball and goalkeeper Ian Deakin handled outside his penalty area. An inevitable red card was shown.
Despite the advantage Liverpool failed to impose their authority on the Forest goal and despite the efforts of Mellor and the lively Mark Smyth the service to the front men was not good enough.
It is a disappointing start to the reserve season from Hughie McAuley's side. Liverpool finished second last season but so far have lost two games, drawn one and haven't yet scored a goal.
On the positive side for the Reds, Republic of Ireland Under-21 international winger Richie Partridge made his first appearance for Liverpool for nine months after returning from a cruciate knee ligament injury. Considering he has been out for such a while he did well and had some good moments in the match.
Djimi Traore captained the Liverpool team and with John Welsh on international duty with England Under-21s David Mannix partnered Igor Biscan in the centre of midfield.
Rafael Benitez, Pako Ayesteran, Alex Miller and Paco Herrera were all present at the Racecourse Ground and the Liverpool manager could be seen taking notes as he assessed the merits of the players on show in the reserve team.
After surviving an early scare when Sam Mullarkey headed wide from close range for Forest Liverpool began to get into the game with Richie Partridge a lively figure. After 14 minutes a weaving run from Jon Otsemobor created an opening but on his not so favoured left foot fired over the bar.
A minute later Igor Biscan had a great chance when defenders backed off and space opened up outside the box, but unfortunately his low shot was off target.
Liverpool's best chance in the first half fell on 27 minutes to Neil Mellor and it was a chance the returning striker would normally put away. A superb ball from Stephen Warnock released Otsemobor in acres of space down the right, and from his low cross Mellor miskicked and missed a great chance.
A minute before half time Forest should have took the lead when Patrice Luzi flapped at a cross and James Perch headed wide when he probably should have scored.
Liverpool were much more livelier in the second half and their chances of victory were given a boost when Forest when reduced to 10 men just ahead of the hour mark. Mellor chased a loose ball and the keeper Ian Deakin handled outside the area. The inevitable red card came out and substitute keeper Paddy Gamble came on with striker Sam Litchfield sacrificed.
From the resulting free-kick Stephen Warnock fired a shot just past the post after seeing his initial effort blocked. Then the lively Mark Smyth had two openings when he shot just over the top after linking well with Mellor then he headed over after a good run and cross down the left flank from Traore.
Forest left back James Perch then had a great chance for 10 man Forest when he shot just wide from just outside the Reds penalty area then Ross Gardner curled a shot just past the post.
Liverpool Reserves: Luzi, Otsemobor, Raven, Traore, Biscan, Whitbread, Partridge (Wilkie 77), Mannix, Mellor, Smyth, Warnock. Subs not used: O?Donnell, Harrison, Butler, Guthrie.
Nottingham Forest Reserves: Deakin, Hanson, Perch, Gardner, Hurren, Tarka, Wilmet, Beaumont, Litchfield (Gamble 58), Mullarkey, Hughes (Handbury 85).
Referee: S J Bratt
Liverpoolfc.tv Man of the Match: Mark Smyth. Worked hard and ran tirelessly for the team cause, and with a little more luck might have scored the winner.
richie partridge must have the best pr machine in the game i have ever seen...
for a lad who has played 1 game in the last 7 years in top flight football!!!...
Probably cos he on the web so much under various logins trying toi drum up support
hes ****in class,did anyone see him at coventry?
scoring from the half way line,running from his box beating 5 players and scoring at the other end.
houllier wrecked his career.
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