講緊最希望一月快d黎, 可以快d離開嘅球員.... 我地都有人榜上有名, 節錄如下:
LB: Jose Enrique
Of the five big (ish) names signed in the Great Liverpool Cash Spunk Of 2011, Enrique was, for most of last season, regarded as the most successful purchase. That may have been down to his solid early-season form, it may have been down to the other four being, to one extent or another, failures (with the possible exception of Jordan Henderson, because he tries hard, bless him). However, to use the most delicate language possible, the arse fell out of Enrique's form at some point in the second half of last season, to the extent that Brendan Rodgers would rather play 18-year-olds, right-backs and even Stewart Downing at left-back than Enrique. And for an explanation as to why, have a look at the last time Rodgers trusted him from the start, in the Europa League against Young Boys. It was...boy...it was not good.
CB: Danny Wilson
Purchased as one for the future in 2010, Wilson's time at Anfield has only been marginally more successful than the rest of the recruits from that golden summer. But while Paul Konchesky and Joe Cole have, to varying extents, found contentment elsewhere, Wilson's past two years have been spent in the Liverpool reserves, with the odd League Cup/Europa League outing and six games on loan at Blackpool last season to prevent him from getting bed sores. With Martin Skrtel, Dan Agger, Jamie Carragher, Sebastian Coates, Martin Kelly and probably Andre Widsom ahead of him in the pecking order, his prospects of breaking into the first team any time soon are slim, and while he's still only 20, he might want to think about a move before his career starts to stagnate.
CM: Stewart Downing
Sure, it's stretching things to call Stewart Downing a central midfielder, but this is a top-heavy XI and we need him to do a job in the middle. Insert own 'If he can be a left-back.../he can't be any worse than out wide' jokes here. Downing is an interesting case, because while Liverpool will not want to take a heavy hit on a player they spent so much on not too long ago, nobody in their right minds will pay anything more than about £5million for him these days. Still, Rodgers is saying all the things a manager who wanted to force a player out would say - suggesting a bizarre change in position, questioning his commitment - so it seems relatively clear that Downing is not exactly in his plans. Youth is the way forward for Brendan, and even at 28, Downing is old hat.
篇野仲有講埋我地manager.... 不過呢個半講笑, 亦冇咩參考價值, 唔擺出黎喇~~
但上面呢3個.... 真係好大機會byebye....
