Showing posts with label Steven Gerrard. Show all posts
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011

Steven Gerrard Liverpool

Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard admitted that Liverpool wasn’t performed good this season and now they must concentrate on qualifying for next year’s Champions League after failing to make it through the group stages.

29-year-old Liverpool Captain told Sky Sports: “We gave a good account of ourselves, we were unlucky to lose the game in the end but if you look at the whole campaign it was not good enough from our point of view. Now we need to qualify for the same competition next year.”

Gerrard continued: “Every time you play for Liverpool there is something in the game because you are playing in front of your own supporters so you have to give it everything you have got. We understood before the game there was not much in it for us as far as points were concerned and points on the table it was all about trying to get this game out the way and trying to get good preparation for Arsenal.”

Steven Gerrard Liverpool
Steven Gerrard Liverpool
Steven Gerrard Liverpool
Steven Gerrard Liverpool
Steven Gerrard Liverpool
Steven Gerrard Liverpool

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Steven Gerrard and Torres

The pillars of strength of Liverpool seem to be missing one by one. After Fernando Torres, the captain, Steven Gerrard, may also leaves the Anfield. Torres has changed the red costume of Liverpool to blue costume of Chelsea with a record as the most expensive transfer in English.

Now, the team mate of Torres, Gerrard, threatens to follow in his footsteps.

In the land of Spain, the movement of Torres is seen by the coach of Real Madrid, Jose Mourinho, as a great opportunity to get Gerrard. Mourinho confidents that Gerrard will feel lost after left by his team mate which had been the dynamic duo of the Reds.

According to Sport, if Mourinho stays in Real, he will press the President Florentino Perez to get Gerrard in the summer transfer market, June 2011. Mourinho has long pursuit of Gerrard. In fact, since The Special One was still the manager of Chelsea in era of 2004-2007.

Now, the opportunity of Mou to realize its dream opens again as the sale of Torres. With Gerrard (30 years) who is at the end of his career and needs to take the League championship trophy that had never gotten in Liverpool, the chance of Mourinho is greater now.

After successfully convincing the President Florentino brought Emmanuel Adebayor from Manchester City, Mourinho has felt the influence of the transfer policy of El Real. Now, he hopes to convince El Presidente to bring Gerrard in order to minimize the power gap with arch rivals Barcelona in the next season.

Mourinho believes Gerrard is ‘just’ appreciated y Liverpool in the range of € 30 million. And it is not a problem for El Real that had ever brought Cristiano Ronaldo to the transfer of 94 million euro in the summer of 2009.

Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres

Saturday, May 14, 2011

Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher

WHEN the song played on the final whistle at Anfield is the Beatles classic We Can Work It Out you know Liverpool have big problems to overcome.

The choice of music was therefore particularly apt, if a little optimistic, as the chances of Liverpool continuing their march on Rome past the quarter final stage are now so thin the bookies have made them 50/1 outsiders to win this season’s Champions League.

It is Chelsea who have one foot in the semi-finals and only a miraculous turnaround of Istanbul proportions will be enough after the first leg went in favour of the London club to such an extent that Pepe Reina ended up going up for a late corner in the forlorn hope of reducing the deficit.

A desperate measure to go with the desperate times and Liverpool will need more of the same at Stamford Bridge next week if they are to stand any chance of mounting the unlikeliest of comebacks.

Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher
Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher
Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher
Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher
Steven Gerrard and Jamie Carragher

Steven Gerrard and luis Suarez

Steven Gerrard’s excitement at the acquisition of Luis Suarez has caused the captain to give a glowing review of the Uruguayan. Gerrard believes that the club’s new No.7 has the ability to be a huge success and has tipped the 24-year-old to take the Premier League by storm.

Speaking in a recent interview with liverpoolfc.tv, the skipper said:

“Already we can see what a good player Luis is. He’s got good pace and awareness and he’s settled in very quickly.

“He’s a fighter too and the type of character he is means he’s going to work really hard for the team.

“We’ve all been delighted with his first few performances.

Steven Gerrard and luis Suarez
Steven Gerrard and luis Suarez
Steven Gerrard and luis SuarezSuarez has already notched a goal and a MOTM performance during his two game spell at the club, and Gerrard has backed the striker to be even better once he gets to grips with the pace of the Premier League.

“I expect him to be even better when he adjusts to the speed of football in this country. He hadn’t played many games in the weeks before he moved here so he’s still getting his match fitness.

“When he gets that, he will be very difficult to stop.”

The arrival of Suarez was dwarfed somewhat by the last minute £35m purchase of Andy Carroll, which came hand-in-hand with the departure of Fernando Torres. However, the fans excitement over the player is hard to disguise now that the dust has had a chance to settle.

Suarez will, if he hasn’t already, become a huge hit among the fans.
Steven Gerrard and luis Suarez
Steven Gerrard and luis Suarez

Steven Gerrard and Torres

Sources from Liverpool confirmed that Steven Gerrard and Fernando are not practicing with team in todays training session. Gerrard with a groin strain and Fernando Torres suffering with a minor adductor problem.

Both players are to be further assessed by the Reds’ medical team.

A club official wrote on Liverpool official site: “Steven Gerrard and Fernando Torres will not train with the rest of the squad today, but will continue to receive treatment and will be assessed again tomorrow.”

Though its a worrying situation for Rafa Benitez and Liverpool however Benitez believes that this will be a challenge for Liverpool to play against Sunderland today without their two leading players.

He said: “Today’s game against Sunderland starts a demanding run for Liverpool. The first game is crucial. We had the experience two years ago in the Champions League where we had one point after three games. In the end we qualified. In football you never know. The main thing is having confidence in your team and to keep winning. Then it will be easier to talk about the week.”

Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and TorresThe pillars of strength of Liverpool seem to be missing one by one. After Fernando Torres, the captain, Steven Gerrard, may also leaves the Anfield. Torres has changed the red costume of Liverpool to blue costume of Chelsea with a record as the most expensive transfer in English.

Now, the team mate of Torres, Gerrard, threatens to follow in his footsteps.

In the land of Spain, the movement of Torres is seen by the coach of Real Madrid, Jose Mourinho, as a great opportunity to get Gerrard. Mourinho confidents that Gerrard will feel lost after left by his team mate which had been the dynamic duo of the Reds.

According to Sport, if Mourinho stays in Real, he will press the President Florentino Perez to get Gerrard in the summer transfer market, June 2011. Mourinho has long pursuit of Gerrard. In fact, since The Special One was still the manager of Chelsea in era of 2004-2007.

Now, the opportunity of Mou to realize its dream opens again as the sale of Torres. With Gerrard (30
Steven Gerrard and Torres
Steven Gerrard and Torres

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Steven Gerrard Wallpaper

Steven George Gerrard, MBE born 30 May 1980, is an English footballer who plays for English Premier League club Liverpool and the England national team. He is usually employed in the central midfield role, although he has also played as a right or left-sided midfielder and a second striker.

Gerrard, who has spent his entire career at Anfield, made his debut in 1998 and cemented his place in the first team in the 2000-01 season, succeeding Sami Hyypiä as Liverpool team captain in 2003. His honours include a pair of FA Cups and two Football League Cup wins, as well as the UEFA Cup in 2001 and the UEFA Champions League in 2005, following Liverpool’s comeback in the final. As of 13 May 2009, Gerrard is also the current holder of the Football Writers’ Association Footballer of the Year award.

Gerrard made his international debut in 2000, and represented England in the UEFA European Championships in 2000 and 2004 as well as the 2006 FIFA World Cup, where he was the team’s top goalscorer.

Gerrard placed second in the 100 Players Who Shook The Kop, a Liverpool F.C. fan poll.

Steven Gerrard Wallpaper
Steven Gerrard Wallpaper
Steven Gerrard Wallpaper
Steven Gerrard Wallpaper
Steven Gerrard Wallpaper
Steven Gerrard Wallpaper
Steven Gerrard Wallpaper

Steven Gerrard

Steven Gerrard is not only the best midfielder in world football, he is perhaps the most perfect. He's great defensively with his strong running, tackling and great heading ability. In attack, he passes short and long with precision accuracy. He also reguarly scores goals, usually spectacular goals! On and off the pitch, he's a model professional, which makes him the ideal person to captain Liverpool football club and vice-captain the England national football team.

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Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard
Steven Gerrard