Excellent news!

Big shout out to Howard Webb and the medics who were able to attend to him quickly and professionally.

Muamba has collapsed and has had to be ressusated on the pitch. He left the field not breathing.

My God I hope he is ok.

He was awesome on the left

Then he had a free role

Now he is on the right….WTF

Ever since he has been away from the left he has had no assists no goals

Can’t believe Liverpool put out that team.

Firstly Liverpool’s best formation is 4-5-1. Dalglish is simply trying to put out a team based on their price tags instead of form. Henderson (as you may know I do not rate him at all) and Carroll shouldn’t be playing. Having said that Henderson might have to play now meireles has gone.

Secondly, who puts a slow centre back at right back v bale? Are you having a laugh? Then to help him out you put henderson right wing? Put kuyt right wing! He has better work rate and is an all round better player! (Liverpool’s top goal scorer last season) Liverpool mite not have a fit right back admittedly, but I’d still put on Robinson ahead of skrtl just because of his pace.

P.s Carroll is shit!!!

NEARLY! One of the best goals you WOULD HAVE seen!!

Leandro Damiao hits the post after sensational Lambreta (Argentina-Brazil). This guy was linked with a 12mil move to spurs during the summer…..looking at his form this year, spurs missed out big time.

Golazo: Niko Kranjcar v MK Dons

I’ve never understood why he is behind pienaar in the pecking order
 

Gianfranco Zola scores a free kick at the London Legends v Spurs

He has still got it.
 

Video Evidence: Thibaut Courtois performance vs Gent

According to the throughly unreliable transfer grape-vine, the newest goalkeeper attracting attention from the Premier League’s big boys is Genk’s 19-year-old shotstopper Thibaut Courtois. Aside from rumoured interest garnered from Chelsea, Manchester United, Spurs and Newcastle, Benfica, Hoffenheim and Schalke have also been reported to be sniffing around the young talent.

The last twelve months have been an amazing journey for the teenage keeper.

Courtois began his career with local side Bilzen VV where he started life as a left back. Soon after, in 1999, he was snapped up by Genk, and it was there that Courtois was converted into a keeper by accident. According to the story, Genk were playing in a tournament in Germany when then urgently needed a stand in keeper. Courtois stood up an said “I can do that,” and before he knew it he was being voted the best goalkeeper at the competition.

After progressing through the Genk youth system, Courtois got his debut back in 2009 with the first team. However it was the 2010/11 season which has seen the boy become a man on the football field.

Standing 6ft 4in tall, Courtois was given his opportunity at the start of the season to be the Genk number one, and the youngster gobbled up the chance wholly. In his first major season as a professional, Courtois featured in a whopping forty matches as Genk sowed up the Jupiler League title for the first time since the 2001/2 season.

Courtois has been pinpointed as a major reason for Genk’s new-found success. Seen as the best keeper in Belgium, Courtois is revered for his fast reflexes, massive frame, fine kicking ability and command of his area. In short, he is said to be the complete goalkeeping package.

Charlie Adam’s shocking challenge on Gareth Bale (Spurs-Blackpool)