Can Suso help the team right now as Raheem has done?
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Speaking of which, is there a patch that Will update all summer transfers for 2012 version? Or do i need to do it myself?
Fantastic to see suso doing really well.
Brendan really does pull some faces.
In another thread in the GC some are talking about breast, chicken breast... so I am fixated with aSSeS because we have become a team of asses and most of our first team have asses. 😉
Suso credits team-mate for Liverpool rise
Read more athttp://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-news/football/premier-league/120926/suso-credits-team-mate-liverpool-rise-181805#CEbEAQBzwdTC53Lw.99
By talkSPORT | Wednesday, September 26, 2012
Liverpool rookie Suso has credited fellow Spaniard Jose Enrique for his rise through the ranks at Anfield.
The promising 18-year-old made his Premier League debut when he came on at half-time against Manchester Unitedon Sunday and did not look out of place in the emotionally-charged M62 derby.
The Spain Under-19 international, who joined Liverpool in 2010 from hometown club Cadiz, admits it has been a challenge to adapt to life in England.
However, he says the transition has been made easier by the presence of left-back Enrique.
"He is the player I learn from," said Suso, who is set to feature against West Brom in the Capital One Cup on Wednesday night.
"Every day he gives me advice and he always knows what is best for me and what I can improve. He is the best companion I have here, he is a good support inside and outside the club.
"It's true there is much difference between Liverpool in Cadiz. Especially the food, the fish you can get in Cadiz is not here! And my family of course."
The promising 18-year-old made his Premier League debut when he came on at half-time against Manchester Unitedon Sunday and did not look out of place in the emotionally-charged M62 derby.
The Spain Under-19 international, who joined Liverpool in 2010 from hometown club Cadiz, admits it has been a challenge to adapt to life in England.
However, he says the transition has been made easier by the presence of left-back Enrique.
"He is the player I learn from," said Suso, who is set to feature against West Brom in the Capital One Cup on Wednesday night.
"Every day he gives me advice and he always knows what is best for me and what I can improve. He is the best companion I have here, he is a good support inside and outside the club.
"It's true there is much difference between Liverpool in Cadiz. Especially the food, the fish you can get in Cadiz is not here! And my family of course."
Read more athttp://www.talksport.co.uk/sports-news/football/premier-league/120926/suso-credits-team-mate-liverpool-rise-181805#CEbEAQBzwdTC53Lw.99
I'm not suggesting that this current crop of kids could go on to rival United's golden generation of the 90's but it is possible and the thought is tantalising.
United's Golden Generation
Scholes
Giggs
Butt
Beckham
G. Neville
P. Neville
Liverpool's (potential) Golden Generation
Suso
Sterling
Wisdom
Sinclair
McLaughlin
Shelvey
Pacheco
Yesil
United's Golden Generation
Scholes
Giggs
Butt
Beckham
G. Neville
P. Neville
Liverpool's (potential) Golden Generation
Suso
Sterling
Wisdom
Sinclair
McLaughlin
Shelvey
Pacheco
Yesil
Lee Sharpe?
Sharpe was a couple of years older when the others broke in to the team. He was young enough that I did think of adding him to the list but I left him off the same as I left martin Kelly off i.e. over 21.
I think it's a little early to be drawing such comparisons.
United produced a couple of world class players that remained world class for a long long time.
Sterling and Suso have a lot of potential but whether they can truly elevate themselves to world class and dominate the league for years to come... who knows.
United produced a couple of world class players that remained world class for a long long time.
Sterling and Suso have a lot of potential but whether they can truly elevate themselves to world class and dominate the league for years to come... who knows.
Suso: I rejected Real Madrid move for Liverpool's revolution
Liverpool starlet Suso has revealed how he turned down a big money move to Real Madrid in order to become a Kop hero.
Quicksilver: Suso of Liverpool (Picture: Getty Images)
Liverpool starlet Suso has revealed how he turned down a big money move to Real Madrid in order to become a Kop hero.
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The Spaniard is currently enjoying a breakthrough campaign with the Reds, impressing in substitute roles in the last three matches, following his promotion to the first-team at the start of the season.
Suso joined Liverpool from Spanish minnows Cadiz in 2009, and has since been rated as one of the best young talents in the country.
But speaking this week, the 18-year-old has revealed how he nearly ended up at Real Madrid, after they made a big-money move for the youngster ahead of the Reds.
'I had agreed on a contract with Real Madrid, and the transfer was basically done, but then Rafael Benitez called me and told me he had a lot of confidence in me and that I should go to Liverpool,' Suso told Cope.
'I'm glad I made this decision. I love this club and it is the best for me.'
The news will come as a welcome boost to manager Brendan Rodgers, who is weighing up offering new contracts to several emerging young talents, in a bid to secure their future with the club for years to come.
For now though, Suso is just focused on becoming a Liverpool hero.
'I have never thought about going. I feel comfortable here and no intention of ever leaving.'
BLOG: Liverpool’s League Cup kids offer genuine hope for the future
Suso joined Liverpool from Spanish minnows Cadiz in 2009, and has since been rated as one of the best young talents in the country.
But speaking this week, the 18-year-old has revealed how he nearly ended up at Real Madrid, after they made a big-money move for the youngster ahead of the Reds.
'I had agreed on a contract with Real Madrid, and the transfer was basically done, but then Rafael Benitez called me and told me he had a lot of confidence in me and that I should go to Liverpool,' Suso told Cope.
'I'm glad I made this decision. I love this club and it is the best for me.'
The news will come as a welcome boost to manager Brendan Rodgers, who is weighing up offering new contracts to several emerging young talents, in a bid to secure their future with the club for years to come.
For now though, Suso is just focused on becoming a Liverpool hero.
'I have never thought about going. I feel comfortable here and no intention of ever leaving.'
BLOG: Liverpool’s League Cup kids offer genuine hope for the future
Are they fucking New Balance trainers he's wearing?! Fucks sake.
Be freebies la. New Balance own Warrior
He looks Silky does Suso..... plus he has that Gay quiff look the girls and gays love....
Fuck that. They'd have to pay me to wear them. I'm so skinter than skint & still wouldn't wear them anywhere but to do my allotment!
If he would only stop posting he would harvest more likes than posts.
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