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Suso close to signing new deal

Aye, great news

misslfc wrote:https://mobile.twitter.com/duncanjenkinsFC

Lad that used to tweet team news early and other little tidbits has been off twitter since end of Aug.

Ian Ayre has been at a conference today , something about a 10yr plan in football bla bla bla, anyway this guy https://mobile.twitter.com/RobHarris has been tweeting about the conference and his last tweet was about Ian Ayre

'#LFC chief Ian Ayre on future: "In our 10-year plan digital media is at the forefront of what we do"

To which Jenkins replied
@RobHarris does that include threatening people like me mates??

He was asked by a few what he meant by that , he hasn't replied yet Richard Buxton a freelance journo tweeted

Someone at the club, not Ian Ayre, threatened DJ for leaking information. Not first it's happened to


Hmmmm, wonder what's going on

Anymore on this?

Nope, being keeping an eye, nothing single last time I checked


Strange isn't it

Who/what is dj

Duncan Jekins































Or the Manc Gerrard slapped

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/news-and-comment/ian-herbert-mystery-tweeter-duncan-jenkins-doesnt-deserve-this-treatment-from-liverpool-8212531.html

Ian Herbert: Mystery tweeter Duncan Jenkins doesn't deserve this treatment from Liverpool

Jaysus He, Ian or Duncan has now got cctv of the meet

Great more publicity showing the club in a shit light

Brendan Rodgers has confirmed Suso will sign a new contract with #LFC shortly.

Good news

Well worth a read ....

http://www.theanfieldwrap.com/2012/10/rash-of-wrong-turns-highlights-deep-fault-line-running-through-liverpool/

http://www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk/sport/liverpool-fc/liverpool-fc-news/2012/10/24/former-liverpool-fc-owners-tom-hicks-and-george-gillett-should-be-allowed-rbs-trial-says-high-court-judge-100252-32097661/#.UIhA-S0_sGU.twitter

I wish they'd just piss off and die. Fucking joke its still going on. To be honest I don't think it will effect us in any way as it sounds like its between the bank and the two clowns.

Watched the u21s this evening against Wolves......ran out a very impressive 5-1 winners after being 1-0 down at HT, Pacheco was superb and the new lad from Sporting Lisbon looked very tasty when he came on at HT Texeiria (sp?)

http://www.thisisanfield.com/2012/11/liverpool-could-endure-points-deduction-over-dempsey-saga/

possible points deduction over Dempsey approach?

Na we will never get points deduction over this

No chance

Fergie Association so anything possible.

Suso just came on for Spain under 21's

Youths 3-1 up at HT against Rosenburg in the nextgen series.... Morgan got 2 and Jones with the other.

"Rumours" Chang getting the bullet

Hardly suprising

Think this is confirmed now!

Barnes 10 wrote:Think this is confirmed now!

Yep, he is dust

Adios Chang

Liverpool Football Club is delighted to announce the appointment of Rodolfo Borrell as head of academy coaching, with Tottenham's Alex Inglethorpe replacing him as reserve team coach.


Borrell arrived at the club in July 2009 and has overseen the development of several players now in the first team, initially as U18s coach and latterly as boss of the reserves.

His promotion has created an opportunity for Inglethorpe, a former midfielder with Watford, Leyton Orient and Exeter who has worked with the U18s at Spurs with distinction for several years.

Frank McParland continues with his role as Academy director, with first-team manager Brendan Rodgers praising his contribution to the club's continued commitment to developing exciting young talent.

Rodgers commented: "I'm delighted that Alex has decided to join us in our journey to create a philosophy that runs directly through the club. He has many years of experience in youth football and also managed at senior level. His unswerving belief and commitment to our way of working will bring continued success in this role.

"I've been extremely impressed with Rodolfo in my short period at the club. His thinking is very similar to mine in the best way to educate and develop players. His role will make richer the philosophy we are creating at the club from U9s through to the first team.

"I'm also delighted with the great work done by Frank McParland in leading the Academy and I look forward to working closely with him to continually develop our talents to play for the first team."

The appointments have been welcomed by McParland.

"I'm delighted for Rodolfo," he said. "He's been heavily involved with the club for three and a half years as U18s manager and then reserve team coach.

"He brings invaluable experience to this new role and I'm sure it's going to be a smooth transition.

"Alex also has great experience from working with the U18s at Spurs for many years, where he has helped to produce some fantastic players.

"I'm sure he is going to help us push on at academy level. It's a fantastic appointment and I'm looking forward to working with him over the coming years."