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By Séamus Leonard
Liverpool travels to the Madejski Stadium on Saturday in a veritable No Man’s Land in the English Premier League table. There is no threat of relegation, but similarly – after last weekend’s disappointing 0-0 draw with West Ham at Anfield – there is little chance of breaking into the top five to land a European spot for next season.
By Christopher Boulay
As you’ve probably heard, Jamie Carragher is ready to call it a career effective at the end of the season. Continue reading
By Kevin Koczwara
Richard Buxton of Click Liverpool reports today that Liverpool forward Fabio Borini could return as early as next week from a foot injury he suffered while on International duty in November.
Joe cole returns to West Ham after free transfer from Liverpool. (Photo Courtesy West Ham United Twitter)
By Kevin Koczwara
Joe Cole has not had the easiest of times since joining Liverpool on a free transfer from Chelsea. The former England International had his contract expire at Chelsea and then Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson snapped up the midfielder as one of his marquee signings. It just didn’t work out for Cole — much like many of Hodgson’s signings — and now he has returned to his first club, West Ham United on a free transfer after Liverpool made a £3 million pay-off to the player
Jose Enrique out for up to six weeks with a hamstring injury, Rodgers confirms #LFC
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Liverpool FC (@LFC) January 04, 2013Liverpool full-back Jose Enrique will miss six weeks of action with a hamstring tear. Liverpool’s official site confirmed the Spaniard’s injury today, ahead of this weekend’s FA Cup match with Mansfield Town. Enrique suffered the injury in Liverpool’s 3-0 win over QPR on Dec. 30.
By John Dutton
The news Liverpool fans everywhere expected was confirmed this morning with the signing of Daniel Sturridge from Chelsea. According to The Guardian, the clubs completed the English forward’s transfer for a fee of approximately £12 million ($19.5 million).
By Bill Farnham
Hopefully the previous piece was pretty clear and you came away with a better understanding of the Liverpool team. In this article I’m going to review some of the conclusions that came out of the previous piece and see if I can use chalkboards, heat maps, and action area diagrams from Squawka.com to verify whether or not I was right.
