Transfer Deadline Nearing

    As Liverpool are looking forward for their match against Wolves one eye has to be kept on the transfer deadline too.It is nearing it's last hours but Liverpool are not yet active on this winter break. As the last transfer window in last January got to be mixed reviews Kenny looks very weary who to sign this time around.
   Last time out Liverpool did a good deal out of Fernando Torres(50 mil) and got Luis Suarez(22.5 mil) but made an influated signing of Andy Carroll(35 mil).This time though big names like Ozil, Defoe,Tevez and Hazard has been linked but no progress was made and rumor just stayed that and nothing happened.
  Liverpool are now through to 5th round in the FA Cup and into the Finals of the Carling  Cup.But still they have 4th place in EPL to look forward for. Looking at the situation with Lucas Levi, who's out for the rest of the season the midfield looks unable to hold up the play and breakdown the opponent.Also Liverpool has been looking very poor against the bottom table sides.
   Though they haven't been any defeats at home but too many draws are equivalent to defeats as well. So, Kenny really needs to look into this situation an quickly do something about it when there is still time.

Liverpool did it again...

                How woeful may be the result in the past week against the bottom table side Bolton.Th sparkling results in the two Cup matches knocking out the giants Manchester clubs proves that Liverpool are not dead yet.After so many years of title drought they still can win some trophies this year again.
              If they could pull off and win the FA cup as well as the League cup then sure it will set the tone for the next season. It will open the doorways for the better to take notice.And looking at the players associated with Liverpool it seems that lots of quality are tempting to join the club. If Liverpool could only secure the Champions League position then they might as well snap some quality players in the summer.
              All in all the future doesn't look doomed for the Merseyside team at all