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Membership Viewing Guide Bolton.Indd LIVERPOOL............................................. OFFICIAL MEMBERS’ PRE-MATCHDAY GUIDE ..............................................FC 27.08.2011 • Kick- off 5.30pm v Bolton Wanderers Season 2011/12 Programme number 02 ..................................................................................................................................................................................... Main sponsor Official kit sponsor ......................................................................................................................................................... www.liverpoolfc.tv Liverpool FC v Bolton Wanderers Manager’s Notes KENNY DALGLISH... ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. I THINK THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IT SHOWED US IS THAT WE ARE STRONGER AS A SQUAD THIS YEAR The same old principles the stronger your squad, the better position you are going to be in to compete. LAST weekend’s win at Arsenal was refl ect in any way on the quality of THAT’S WHY WE’RE an encouraging result for us. the performances of the two guys “ DELIGHTED WITH I think the most important coming off either. It’s important THE STRENGTH OF thing it showed us is that we are for us to realise that sometimes a player might be taken off but THE SQUAD THAT stronger as a squad this year WE’VE GOT following the additions we have not because of the level of his performance. ” made this summer. way we went about our task in the The principles are the same as Even now there are a lot of boys Carling Cup game at Exeter. who are at various levels of fi tness they always have been and the The other pleasing aspect of the and we have to take that into stronger your squad, the better night was seeing a lot of players in account when we’re going to play position you are going to be in to action for the fi rst time this season. games. compete. Martin Skrtel, Danny Wilson, Jay People often use the phrase That’s why we’re delighted with Spearing and Jack Robinson all ‘The team had a great result,’ but the strength of the squad that started and Jonjo Shelvey also the truth of the matter is that it’s we’ve got and I would imagine came on as a substitute, so it was not the team, it’s the squad these we’d be using all of them by the a worthwhile exercise. end of the season in some way, days. It isn’t about 11 players any Since penning my last shape or form. more and the days when Shanks programme notes, we completed named the same starting eleven It was a good performance the signing of Jose Enrique from one August to the next have at Arsenal but that was only from Newcastle and he looks to gone. the second league game of the have settled in quickly. I think It certainly helps when you’ve season and we still have 36 to this is quite an easy place to got players of the quality of Luis go so there is no point in anyone settle quickly as it’s a welcoming Suarez and Raul Meireles coming getting carried away. environment and the more on for the fi nal 20 minutes as we On Wednesday night, we comfortable you are in new did last weekend, but that didn’t .................................................................................................................................................. showed a good attitude in the .................................................................................................................................................. surroundings, the quicker you ............................................................................................................................................................................. THIS IS LFC OFFICIAL MEMBERSHIP ................................................................................................................................................................. YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE . ........... ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................MANAGER’S NOTES Luis Suarez and Raul Meireles celebrate the opening goal at the Emirates New signing Jose Enrique will settle. He’ll be delighted with want to get through to the next is going to lie down and let you get the way he’s come in and settled phase of the competition. on with it. down and just got on with things. There was a decent crowd The matches are going to be On the outgoing side, Soto there to watch and it’s great that competitive and at the start of a Kyrgiakos left to join Wolfsburg our fans go and support the kids. season everybody is fi t and can this week. Soto has been a good There’s been more coverage run that little bit harder and longer servant to the club and a popular of our younger teams with Jon so sometimes it takes a wee bit of fi gure around Melwood. We wish Flanagan and Jack Robinson luck and maybe guile to get you a him well for the future. coming into the fi rst-team last result. Ten days ago, our Under-19s season and after that there was As always, the lads will be giving probably a bit more conversation started their participation in the their all to try and achieve that and about the youth teams than maybe new NextGen Series tournament earn another three points. there has been in years gone by against Sporting Lisbon. It’s going and the players have to be able to to be an educational competition handle that as well. Thank you for your support. and one that will serve the players well. It’s an important competition This evening we face Bolton to be involved in. Wanderers, who have performed well in their opening two Barclays Sometimes it can be a wee bit Premier League fi xtures. intimidating to play at home fi rst. We know they can play better than We know they’ll be well they did on the night but it’s the organised and I would think they experience and the knowledge will have another good season. that they are going to get from the With every game you play in this game that’s more important than league, opponents are going to the result, although obviously we pose you some problems. Nobody ............................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................... ............................................................................................................................................................................. THIS IS LFC OFFICIAL MEMBERSHIP ................................................................................................................................................................. YOU’LL NEVER WALK ALONE Liverpool FC v Bolton Wanderers Skippers’s Notes STEVEN GERRARD... ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................. IN THE FIRST FEW WEEKS MOST OF THE NEW LADS HAVE BEEN INVOLVED & THEY’RE STARTING TO FIND THEIR FEET. That always takes time so it’s encouraging to see them settling in already. LAST weekend’s win at Arsenal COMING AWAY FROM THERE WITH A VICTORY was a great result. In recent years “ AND A CLEAN SHEET WAS A VERY GOOD DAY we’ve gone to the Emirates and played well on a few occasions, would have gone on to win. feet. That always takes time” so it’s without taking three points. We didn’t, Sunderland came encouraging to see them settling Coming away from there with a into the game and probably in already. victory and a clean sheet was a deserved a point at the end. It was I’ve always said competition for very good day. frustrating but that’s football. places is vital if you are to enjoy Getting the fi rst victory of the In the fi rst few weeks most of a good season. We have plenty season is always important. But the new lads have been involved of that in the group. Everybody just as we didn’t get too down and they’re starting to fi nd their knows they can’t
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