da roleta： As the final whistle rang out at Anfield last week supporters looked on in disbelief. Two defeats in the space of four days at the hands of teams scrapping for their Premier League lives at the bottom left the Reds cut adrift from the top six. Ever since their Carling Cup win at the end of February the Merseyside’s have been a downward spiral Kenny Dalglish’s £100 million summer spending spree has yet to pay dividends as he finds himself eight points adrift of former club Newcastle who they face on Sunday at St James’ Park. Dalglish has come in for criticism in recent weeks and will be desperate for his side to alleviate the pressure with three vital points on Tyneside.
da fazobetai： This week on FFC the future of a £35 million striker has been thrown up in the air whilst rumours have circulated regarding a young Barcelona star who could be bound for a move to Merseyside.
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Best of FFC
Three transfers to take Liverpool to the required level
The Liverpool bandwagon has been dangerously overloaded
Time for Kenny to bite the bullet and cash in?
Liverpool’s plight might forge greater transfer window care
Why Liverpool’s ‘grand plans’ should be put on ice
Time for Liverpool to take a chance?
Liverpool eye move for Spanish starlet
Houllier thinks Liverpools expectations too high
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Best of WEB
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Prepare to be shocked: The *truth* about LFC that fans don’t want to face- Liverpool Kop
Is one of these men the answer to our goal-scoring issues?- Live 4 Liverpool
Forget about the price tag: The Andy Carroll conundrum – This is Anfield
In Depth: Why are Liverpool struggling?- The Tomkins Times
Whatever happens, he deserves one more season at Liverpool- Live 4 Liverpool
Why i’m relieved it’s Kenny at the helm and not AVB, Capello, Hiddink or any other flavour of the month….. – This is Anfield
Should Liverpool bid for £18m Frenchman – Liverpool Kop
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Quote of the Week
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“If I scored on Sunday then I wouldn’t celebrate. I hope I get a good reception from the fans, they’ll be getting one from me. I thought I did well for the club when I was there and loved it.
“I have some great memories from playing there.I have always had a good relationship with the Newcastle fans and it stems back to playing for them.” Andy Carroll ahead of his first return to Newcastle just over a year after leaving his boyhood club to join Liverpool
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