This is the problem with a lot of people on here, and a lot of Liverpool fans in general. It's been so long since we won the league that people have forgotten the mentality needed. Much as I hate both of them, one of the things you have to admire about Mourinho & Ferguson is their ruthless streak in their determination for success. This is why Roy Evans failed, and Houllier, but is why Rafa will succeed. I just wish certain sections of the fans would get clued up, cos Rafa is gonna have to make these decisions if we're gonna win the league, and he doesn't need fans getting on his back over it.
Absolutely spot on.
It is very big shame that some younger Liverpool fans don't even know what it's like to win a league title. And it's even more of a shame when you have people who can remember what it's like to win the league, but forget that there's no room for sentiment.
I'm a big fan of Kewell from his Leeds days. He was such a good player back then and I was over the moon when we signed him. But I'm afraid that he's never been "that good" for us. And with adding the injuries (which of course isn't his fault - just unlucky) then I really do think his days are numbered.
If I knew as soon as he comes back to full fitness that he's gonna be the player he was for Leeds, then I'd be saying keep him for a while!!!
But Rafa needs a top class winger down the left and one that's younger, fitter, quicker and with hunger! That's what Kewell used to be like for Leeds remember...
I just hope Rafa picks one that isn't hyped up as much as Gonzalez was, because the hype hasn't been justified in my opinion and probably hasn't helped him settle.
Anyway, Kewell got off to good start on his return for the reserves.
from .tv:
Harry Kewell made an impressive return from injury when he created a goal during Liverpool Reserves 3-1 win over Everton in the mini derby at Wrexham's Racecourse Ground on Monday night.
The Reds number seven hadn't kicked a ball since scoring for Australia against Croatia in the World Cup and has been on the sidelines all season. He came on after 55 minutes and played on the left wing.
Kewell made an instant impact too. He was only on the field for five minutes when he beat two defenders down the left and set up Craig Lindfield for a tap-in from close range.
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