Diouf is #1 for sure. What a cunt.I have Diao as my #2, representing etvhyering that went wrong with Houllier's reign. Diouf was part of that too, obviously, but Diao did somehow even less than him, absolutely nothing beyond allowing Liverpool fans to appreciate exactly how good Xabi Alonso was once Benitez arrived. Houllier's fetish for "athletic" (read: poorly trained) African-French players totally undid all the good work leading up to the treble year, and moreover left Benitez absolutely hobbled for squad players and far off the pace of United, Arsenal, and upstart Chelsea. (Really, it's so utterly predictable that for al their whining about the "mess" Roy was left by Rafa, none of the press ever think to mention the shambles Rafa was left by GH.)#3 is the would-be replacement for Alonso, Aquilani. He is obviously a player of consummate skill, but it was the wrong time. The more his injury dragged on, the less of a hearing he would receive once he did make the teamsheet his performances were generally excellent and there's no reason to think he wouldn't have carried on this year, but we fucked that up with one of the most asinine loan deals I've ever seen agreed. Appalling business.Fourth and fifth are Hodgson's enduring legacy, Konchesky and Poulsen. I admit to having hopes that Konchesky could come in a do a solid if unspectacular job, a la Stevie Finnan. It didn't work out, and thankfully we can shuffle him on soon. Totally incapable of playing seemingly any style of football, his greatest contribution to any Liverpool match will remain his fluke goal in the cup final that made Stevie's thunderbolt necessary.Poulsen is past it. End of. Any amount, even wages alone, would have been too much. (And to think that Purslow wanted rid of Lucas! Thank God that got nipped early enough.)Since Konchesky wasn't an option, I voted Babel as the other one. Agree on the wasted opportunity there, more frustrating still was occasional moment of sublime skill that would almost, almost make it seem worth keeping him around. But it's not. I won't miss him.
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Diouf is #1 for sure. What a cunt.I have Diao as my #2, representing erhnyteivg that went wrong with Houllier's reign. Diouf was part of that too, obviously, but Diao did somehow even less than him, absolutely nothing beyond allowing Liverpool fans to appreciate exactly how good Xabi Alonso was once Benitez arrived. Houllier's fetish for "athletic" (read: poorly trained) African-French players totally undid all the good work leading up to the treble year, and moreover left Benitez absolutely hobbled for squad players and far off the pace of United, Arsenal, and upstart Chelsea. (Really, it's so utterly predictable that for al their whining about the "mess" Roy was left by Rafa, none of the press ever think to mention the shambles Rafa was left by GH.)#3 is the would-be replacement for Alonso, Aquilani. He is obviously a player of consummate skill, but it was the wrong time. The more his injury dragged on, the less of a hearing he would receive once he did make the teamsheet his performances were generally excellent and there's no reason to think he wouldn't have carried on this year, but we fucked that up with one of the most asinine loan deals I've ever seen agreed. Appalling business.Fourth and fifth are Hodgson's enduring legacy, Konchesky and Poulsen. I admit to having hopes that Konchesky could come in a do a solid if unspectacular job, a la Stevie Finnan. It didn't work out, and thankfully we can shuffle him on soon. Totally incapable of playing seemingly any style of football, his greatest contribution to any Liverpool match will remain his fluke goal in the cup final that made Stevie's thunderbolt necessary.Poulsen is past it. End of. Any amount, even wages alone, would have been too much. (And to think that Purslow wanted rid of Lucas! Thank God that got nipped early enough.)Since Konchesky wasn't an option, I voted Babel as the other one. Agree on the wasted opportunity there, more frustrating still was occasional moment of sublime skill that would almost, almost make it seem worth keeping him around. But it's not. I won't miss him.
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beau prenom et bel resonnance mon fils va s appeler salif comme le grand-pere paternel
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cool ce prenom. toujours porté par des personnes honnetes, loyales, sympathiques, tres sensibles.
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