Hurt locker

[StevieM]

Yeah, Torres was the one.

I actually believed the stuff about him loving the club. I mean, I think he did and you can see it in his eyes that he knew he’d made the wrong decision as soon as he’d done it.

I just didn’t expect he’d leave.

After that, I just expected no loyalty from anyone, so it’s was no surprise when Suarez or Sterling or Coutinho or Trent or Raheem wanted out.

No point in ever getting that worked up about a player.

 

[gene hughes]

It was also a learning moment for me because Suarez came.

 

[Mamma Mia]

Xabi is a great shout. That one really did sting.

 

[mom]

Robbo

 

[bluebell]

Imagine the emotions when we have to say goodbye to Salah, VVD and Ali in two years time. They'll leave as heroes ad legends. They've earned their place to be mentioned in the same sentence as John Barnes, Ian Rush, Kenny Dalglish etc...

 

[Frogfish]

This thread :

 

[Dreambeliever]

Fowler hands down. Never forgave GED for it and was ecstatic when Rafa brought him back and he banged in a few goals at the end of the season.

 

[Whaddapie]

From a 'Oh well, that was nice, but now we're fucked for years again' standpoint, it can only be Torres. But from a 'Ah, no, I fucking love that lad' standpoint, it's Sadio, easily.

 

[Whaddapie]

Imagine the emotions when we have to say goodbye to Salah, VVD and Ali in two years time. They'll leave as heroes ad legends. They've earned their place to be mentioned in the same sentence as John Barnes, Ian Rush, Kenny Dalglish etc...

100% - For me, all three start in the Greatest Liverpool team of all time. Certainly of my lifetime, at least...

 

[Modo]

Fowler hands down. Never forgave GED for it and was ecstatic when Rafa brought him back and he banged in a few goals at the end of the season.

Fowler wasn't an option, otherwise it would have been my choice too.

 

[bluebell]

From a 'Oh well, that was nice, but now we're fucked for years again' standpoint, it can only be Torres. But from a 'Ah, no, I fucking love that lad' standpoint, it's Sadio, easily.

Who remembers this?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fYHDWuG1D3s
Just miss the guy

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YeC3sZmjJ_g

 

[Judge Jules]

Fowler hands down. Never forgave GED for it and was ecstatic when Rafa brought him back and he banged in a few goals at the end of the season.

That decision wasn't made for footballing reasons. There was a lot going wrong around Fowler, both within the club and away from it, which contributed to his departure and Thommo may well have been as involved as GH, since Fowler managed to get on the wrong side of him too.

I was also glad to see him back though.

 

[bluebell]

Fowler hands down. Never forgave GED for it and was ecstatic when Rafa brought him back and he banged in a few goals at the end of the season.

You should forgive GH, he is no longer with us. I hated his style of Football but we did see trophies. He made mistakes, all managers do. Fowler wasn't perfect either

 

[Shadey]

Ian Rush but at least he read my threatening letters and returned back.

 

[refugee]

Deffo would have been Fowler for me. I'm still not over it

 

[StevieM]

Illori for me - it’s horrible he left before even playing for the reserves.

Can’t get over it.

 

[tombrown]

'kin quiffer

 

[StevieM]

'kin quiffer

Maybe you subliminally inserted him into my mind.

 

[keniget]

Torres, easy.

 

[refugee]

In an alternative timeline, it would have been Gerrard. That would have been devastating.

 

[Whaddapie]

My first real heartbreak was Ray Kennedy to Swansea... I was devastated. But then I met the man who will hold my heart forever.

 

[bluebell]

Which player do you miss the most? That could be for off-field as well on-field reasons