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Tue, May 22, 2012 | 20:41 BST
Level-5 files US trademark for Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask
Level-5 have filed a trademark application with the USPTO for Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask. This is the first indication we've heard of the game coming to the US, although there was never in any doubt it would head to the states eventually. Nintendo announced the game would be heading to Europe previously, and a trademark application for the US always seems to hit close to E3, according to Siliconera. Sounds like time for us to buy a 3DS, then.
Sat, Jan 08, 2011 | 22:22 GMT
Nintendo World 2011 Day 1 conference report: Japanese 3DS launch line-up confirmed, battery life at 3-8 hours, more
The 3DS-centric Nintendo World 2011′s wrapped up its first day in Tokyo, where some news heavy stuff has dropped.
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Level 5 reveals fifth Professor Layton game in the works
Level-5 has announced that a new Professor Layton game is in the works and it's called The Mask of Miracles.
It's due next fall in Japan, and is part two in the latest trilogy, following the events in The Specter's Flute which took place three years before The Curious Village.
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Jesus, pitying Saviour, hear me,
Draw Thou near me,
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For Thou knowst all my sorrow,
Night and morrow
Doth my cry go up to Thee.
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And hath left me
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As it dreadeth
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Still my weeping,
Grant me hope once more in Thee.
Lord, wilt Thou be wroth for ever?
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Thee to seek from whom I swerved.
Thou, my God and King, hast known me,
Yet hast shown me
True and loving is Thy will;
Though my heart from Thee oft ranges,
Through its changes,
Lord, Thy love is faithful still.
Bless my trials thus to sever
Me for ever
From the love of self and sin;
Let me through them see Thee clearer,
Find Thee nearer,
Grow more like to Thee within.
In the patience that Thou lendest
All Thou sendest
I embrace, I will be still;
Bend this stubborn heart, I pray Thee,
To obey Thee,
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Here I bring my will, oh take it,
Thine, Lord, make it,
Calm this troubled heart of mine;
In Thy strength I too may conquer,
Wait no longer,
Show in me Thy grace Divine.
First Line: | Jesus, pitying Saviour, hear me |
German Title: | Jesu, mein Erbarmer, hoere |
Author: | Gerhard Tersteegen (1731) |
Translator: | Catherine Winkworth (1863) |
Language: | English |
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Chorale Book for England, The #109 | Jesus, pitying Saviour, hear me | Jesus, pitying Saviour, hear me | Tersteegen | German; English | 1863 | ||||||||||||
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Small businesses come in many sizes, from a start-up of a one-person company to hundreds of employees, and their financial needs vary accordingly, so "typical" also varies. That said, in the banking industry the median small business loan is about $130,000 - $140,000 with highest around $250,000. SBA small business loans range from about $5,000 (microloans) to $5 million (largest guaranteed) with the average loan around $371,000.
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An essential addition to any Chick Corea collection or jazz library, this 1972 album by Corea and vibraphonist Gary Burton—the first of several collaborations—helped establish the viability of a modern chamber approach to jazz. Corea's relaxed, seamless use of jazz, folk and Latin forms, together with classical complexity and rigor, dovetail flawlessly with Burton's gifted mallet work, making for an especially enjoyable affair. The key to one of the most fruitful and enduring collaborations in jazz lies in these recordings.
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This is a continuity I have worked rather... extensively on the last few years. I had a group running it, but they were claimed by the dastardly villain that goes by the name of "social life..." =.= I shake my fist at thee, social life!
At any rate... The continuity is based in a multiverse known as "Ona."
In reality, Ona was a massive creature lost in the void. It was extremely intelligent, strong, and with a brilliant imagination. The creature Ona's longing for another, anyone at all, grew in that darkness and it grew ill of mind. Ona tore itself apart physically and mentally, the resulting collapse in those energies exploding outward. [Yes, this is my Big Bang] It's intellect and reason faded into Order, creating the Lord Yurivoor and her realm of Anen. Strength and anguish boiled into Chaos and birthed Lord Ordavux [Pronounced Or-dah-vow] and his realm of Xaita [zay-tah]. Its hope and imagination became the forces of nature, Lord Vinavem and the realm of Etorra. These are the first Lords and, without knowing or understanding their purpose, began the creation of their realms and the creatures within, all the while bickering among one another and attempting to destroy the others to the point that they would soon stay far from one another.
A quick set of terms I use...
Lord: Eldergod, the first of the deities and the most powerful
Celestial: A Lord's most powerful race, usually first in their creation
Prime Celestial: First of the Celestials, a little stronger than the others
Multiverse: Containing Three main realms, the Shadow Rivers and Citis [The central realm]
Realm: Massive orb layered with different universes, functioning as dimensions of the same Realm. Very spaced out towards the outer layers, very compact toward the center. At its core pressure is massive and compacts both energy and mass, restoring these to the Lords and replenishing their abilities to create. Nothing is forever.
Shadow River: In a simple word, it is space. These rivers penetrate realms and fill in their spaces. Few can travel in this, save for Lords and Celestials
Yurivoor: Lord of Law, seeks to cleanse the multiverse of all she dubs corrupt...Appears as a female with the lower 'taur half of a bull, wings of an eagle and horns curled behind her head with a star burning between them
Ordavux: Lord of Chaos, seeks to devour... everything. All worlds, Lords, everything...Appears as an ever-changing mass of black scales, draconic features, bones tearing through his flesh and stuck in a mountain in his Domain from the "waist" down
Vinavem: Lord of Life, simply wants to be left alone... Appears as a massive serpent whose chest opens up into an orb of light, large fins along her back and four glowing eyes
Aminentus: Lord of Soul, seeks to maintain the balance of souls as well as the balance of the three main realms...Appears as a dragon/bovine mix [drovine] with chambered horns that curl along her jaw that glow acid green from their chambers and a massive maned tail with an axe at its end. She was born a mortal, but the Three came together shortly after the creation of Souls and, her soul having slipped into the Shadow Realm, ascended Amin into the Fourth Lord
Etorra: Realm of Life-Earth and our universe would be within this Realm, favored element being water
Xaita: Chaotic Realm, many concepts of Hell would be found here, favored element being fire
Anen: Orderly Realm, a few concepts of Heaven would be found here, favored element being air
Citis: Realm of Shadows and Soul, is one planetary body with three moons, hollow core which lies at the very center of the multiverse
Niquori: Shadow River between Xaita and Anen
Milen: Shadow River between Etorra and Anen
Vuurm: Shadow River between Etorra and Xaita
Shadow Realm: Consists of Citis and the three Shadow Rivers, considered the largest "Realm"
Yurivoor [Order, Angellic] -Illiwyn
--Commonly possessing wings and taur attributes
Ordavux [Chaos, Draconic] -Dravoccra
--Will eventually lead to the Dragon, though they themselves often shift in appearance
Vinavem [Nature, Elemental] -Y'tol
--Possess massive powers over the elements and taking their attributes for themselves, though are often plantlike
Aminentus [Soul, Reaper] -Torachraem
--Two forms of these, construct and ascended mortal...
---Malraem: Orbs of energy programmed with the task of collecting and delivering souls, touch the ground and construct their bodies from bone, gravel, ect.
---Aviir: Mortals approached by Aminentus to be ascended into the Torachraem and serve her in their afterlife
So that's a very skimmed summery of all that. Here's some races available to those who want to play them:
Basic Human
Onimet: Have the ability to shift between their spirit animal, half-human half-animal form [anthro], and human form
Itasehr: A subspecies of Onimet who are touched by the Shadow Realm before/during birth and are robbed of their human form and much control of their shifting. They appear as anthro for the majority of their lives until they hit puberty, which their transformations begin and it is quickly discovered that the shadows affect the size of their animal form. The animal form has a black pelt and patches of rock growths as a sort of armor as well as glowing eyes. They are commonly sought out by the Aviir as companions, as the Aviir have the ability to manipulate the shadows that the Itasehr are exposed to, allowing them to be a mount as well as a useful companion once taught how to control it.
^ That's the only one I'll get too extensive in right now...!
As for a character sheet...
--Appearance wise.. can be human, anthro, or other... If you want a special race to be brought in, shoot me a message and ask. I'll likely accept it.
Sub-Race [If Any]:
--Sub race would pertain to ascended characters such as the Aviir or lycanthropes or Itasehr, ect. as well as any other racial details... Same with the races, feel free to ask for details
Class[or general specialization]:
--Can be any kind from any planet you wish, otherwise ask for Lord-specific religions and sub-religions
Weapon choice[s]:
Special Traits:
Magic Abilities:
--Low-level/minimal magic is allowed without asking as long as it is not OP'd. If you don't know, message and ask. Lord-Religion magic available upon asking
Special Possessions:
-Can be a fun little aspect... I.E., I once had a Dragon Lance kender character with an obsession for whistles. One could bribe her into doing anything if, say, the dwarf carved her a whistle from a dragonscale. These can hold magical traits, as well. The whistles were like wands and could cast a set amount of their spells. Had a whole necklace filled with them. Want one but aren't sure? Ask me and I'll happily come up with something! Perhaps I'll even hammer out a plot for said item... Never know :3
--Quirks, likes and dislikes, general behavior ect.
--Detailed or not, please include some information on what the character is wearing, hair/fur styles, eye color, handedness, whatever you can come up with, toss it in here!
--Wife, children, brothers, parents, pets, any of that.
--One or more of the deities your character could run into will have knowledge of your character simply from hearsay or observation. For example, Aminentus' eyes are every shadow across the multiverse, which is why she's normally rather statue-esk, being as she's not all "there" half the time. This tends to be rather important if such situations come up.
As well as anything else you would like to add.
You can either post these here or message them to me personally.
I'll leave this here for now.
There are so many plot lines I want to pursue with this. Any ideas, questions ect. are more than welcome! Thanks for reading.


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The trees include an oak tree that has a trunk 38 inches in diameter and some pine trees that have trunks about 16 inches in diameter and are about 70 feet tall, said Pam Graham, the town's senior planner.
The town's tree conservation law prohibits cutting down trees with trunks larger than than 12 inches in diameter unless a developer can demonstrate a reasonable burden from leaving the trees standing, said Kathy Liles, Aberdeen's planning director.
Moseley Real Estate Advisors of Charlotte, which is negotiating on behalf of the developer of the land, wrote town officials a letter dated Nov. 27 describing four burdens presented by the trees: The trees do not allow enough parking or safe traffic flow, would stop the developer from establishing proper soil for buildings, would require modification of existing erosion control plans, and need to be removed for a temporary truck entrance.
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CANBERRA, Australia (AP) — A 16-year-old sailor on a round-the-world journey was adrift in the frigid southern Indian Ocean on Friday as rescue boats headed toward her yacht, damaged by 30-foot waves that knocked out her communications and prompted her to set off a distress signal.
After a tense 20 hours of silence, a search plane launched from Australia's west coast made radio contact with Abby Sunderland on Friday.
The boat's mast was broken — ruining satellite phone reception — and was dragging with the sail in the ocean, said search coordinator Mick Kinley, acting chief of the Australia Maritime Safety Authority that chartered a commercial jet for the search.
But the keel was intact, the yacht was not taking on water and Abby was equipped for the conditions, he said.
"The aircraft (crew) spoke to her. They told her help was on the way and she sounds like she's in good health," Kinley told reporters in Canberra.
"She's going to hang in there until a vessel can get to her," probably on Saturday, he said.
A lifelong sailor, Abby had begun her journey trying to be the youngest person to sail solo, nonstop around the world and continued her trip after mechanical failures dashed that dream.
Abby told searchers Friday that she was doing fine with a space heater and at least two weeks' worth of food, said family spokesman William Bennett.
Support team member Jeff Casher said the boat had gotten knocked on its side several times.
The CROSS maritime rescue center on the island of Reunion, off Madagascar, said it had sent three boats in her direction and they were expected to reach her Saturday.
Philippe Museux, CROSS director, told French RFO television station in Reunion that it had asked a fishing boat to head to the zone.
"This zone is not frequented by ships very often. We asked a fishing boat from Reunion to reroute to that zone," he said, adding that a maritime affairs vessel, the Osiris, and the commercial ship Skandia Bergen were also rerouted.
Friday's communication with Abby was the first since satellite phone communications were lost early Thursday.
She had made several broken calls to her family in Thousand Oaks, California, and reported her yacht was being tossed by 30-foot (9-meter) waves — as tall as a 3-story building. An hour after her last call ended, her emergency beacons began signaling.
The observers aboard the search plane — a chartered Qantas Airbus A330 jet that left Perth early Friday — spoke with her by close-range VHF marine radio, western Australia state police spokesman Senior Sgt. Graham Clifford said.
He said the jet faced a 4,700-mile (7,600-kilometer) round trip from Perth to Sunderland's boat, which is near the limit of its range.
Qantas spokesman Tom Woodward said the airliner flew five hours out to sea to reach the area where the beacons were transmitting, then maneuvered for another hour before spotting the 40-foot (13-meter) yacht.
The maritime authority, which paid to charter the plane, said it would not be seeking compensation for the search, which initially fell just outside of Australia's search and rescue region.
"That's the way the system runs," search coordinator Kinley said. "We would expect people to rescue any Australian yachtsman (in these conditions). It's our obligation to do this and we'll fulfill those obligations as Australia does."
He did not say how much the rescue mission would cost.
Abby's family and support team had said they were confident she was alive because the beacons were deliberately turned on rather than set off automatically.
"She's got all the skills she needs to take care of what she has to take care of, she has all the equipment as well," said brother Zac, himself a veteran of a solo sail around the world at age 17. He said Abby was prepared and mentally tough.
Abby's father, Lawrence, told NBC's "Today" show Friday he was especially thankful for Australia's quick response in sending out a search plane and that his son's solo circumnavigation experience helped the family.
"We had experience with these tense moments," he said. "They are not enjoyable moments, of course, and your mind does play tricks on you. ... It's just a waiting game."
But renowned Australian round-the-world sailor Ian Kiernan said Abby should not have been in the southern Indian Ocean during the current southern hemisphere winter.
"Abby would be going through a very difficult time with mountainous seas and essentially hurricane-force winds," Kiernan told Sky News television.
Conditions can quickly become perilous for any sailor exposed to the elements in that part of the world.
Abby — whose father is a shipwright and has a yacht management company — set sail from Los Angeles County's Marina del Rey in her boat, Wild Eyes, on Jan. 23 in an attempt to become the youngest person to sail around the world alone without stopping. Her brother briefly held the record in 2009.
Abby soon ran into equipment problems and had to stop for repairs. She gave up the goal of setting the record in April, but continued on.
On May 15, Australian 16-year-old Jessica Watson claimed the record after completing a 23,000-mile (37,000-kilometer) circumnavigation in 210 days. Jessica and her family sent a private message of hope to Abby's family, spokesman Andrew Fraser said.
Abby left Cape Town, South Africa, on May 21 and on Monday reached the halfway point of her voyage.
On Wednesday, she wrote in her log that it had been a rough few days with huge seas that had her boat "rolling around like crazy."
Information on her website said that as of June 8, she had completed a 2,100-mile (3,400-kilometer) leg from South Africa to north of the Kerguelen Islands, taking a route to avoid an ice hazard area. Ahead of her lay more than 2,100 miles (3,400 kilometers) of ocean on a 10- to 16-day leg to a point south of Cape Leeuwin on the southwest tip of Australia.
Associated Press writers Jacob Adelman and Nardine Saad and photographer Mark Terrill in Thousand Oaks, California; and John Antczak, Alicia Chang, Christina Hoag, Shaya Tayefe Mohajer, Denise Petski and Sue Manning in Los Angeles contributed to this report.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A 16-year-old Southern California girl attempting a solo sail around the world was feared in trouble Thursday in the frigid, heaving southern Indian Ocean after her emergency beacons began signaling and communication was lost.
Abby Sunderland's family was talking with U.S. and international governments about organizing a search of the remote ocean between southern Africa and Australia, family spokesman Christian Pinkston said.
"We've got to get a plane out there quick," said Pinkston, adding that the teen's family in Thousand Oaks was asking for prayers for her safety.
"They are exhausting every resource to try to mobilize an air rescue including discussions with the U.S. State Department, the U.S. Coast Guard and various international rescue organizations," he said. The closest land is France's Reunion Island, east of Madagascar, though the exact distance wasn't clear.
Abby last communicated with her family at 4 a.m. PDT and reported 30-foot swells but was not in distress, Pinkston said.
An hour later the family was notified that her emergency beacons had been activated, and there was no further communication. Pinkston said the beacons were manually activated.
Her brother, Zac, who sailed around the world at age 17, told Los Angeles radio station KNX that Abby was in a heavy storm at the time she called home.
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He said Abby's boat was most likely not completely submerged because another beacon would be triggered at a depth of 15 feet.
Abby set sail from Los Angeles County's Marina del Rey in her 40-foot boat, Wild Eyes, on Jan. 23 in an attempt to become the youngest person to sail around the world alone without stopping. Her brother briefly held the record in 2009.
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Time to separate the men from the boys, and let's see some of the players who've done a lot of talking (or shall I say complaining) step up, now that their chances will come. I'd expect to see Alberto, who I've been screaming for, and slowly been adding in minutes of late, getting a real run, and I think we could see something special with him/Coutinho/Suarez.. Aspas, will now get a chance again being fit, and having been yapping, before he finds himself on loan to Valencia.
As for midfield, statistics, and last week (most of the season, this and last), show when Jordan plays a central figure, he becomes an engine, a master of nothing, but outstanding at many things. Lucas having been dropped (FINALLY) the last 2 matches, has seen our best midfield performances of the season, Allen was a bulldog, and a passing machine in his stead. Lucas will come back in, but have 1 very simple role, and who knows, maybe he doesn't, and Jordan/Allen sit at the back of the triangle, and Alberto heads it up, with Coutinho and Sterling wide.
Kelly, looked fit and hungry, and I wouldn't be stunned to see him start at RB with Glenda shifting left, because while Flanny has been solid, he offers very little going forward, and Cissokho, is obviously just collecting a paycheck. S A S - Skrtel and Sakho, were very physical and commanding vs WHU, and while Spuds on paper or per paycheck, look fast and pretty, have shown nothing but dour, daft footy, BUT have a very physical side, and it's screaming Vertoghen, Paulino, Dawson etc., nicking something from Corners, which is why I'd leave S A S together in favor of Agger.
BUT, regardless of Gerrard, we have everything else with Coutinho / Suarez /Sterling's form, to push AVB's defensive mind to the limit. He will start 3 CDM's, so we could very well, outskill them, which isn't something I've thought in years for this fixture.. At least, it's how I think BR and AVB are planning, respectively..
Hey, we started out last year with so many changes, yet always lofty expectations, and a schedule like this out of the gates, so we always loved this better, until now..
I like to look one game at a time, but it's hard for any of us, including the players, though we all know, even at our lowest of low points in the past 4-5 years, we've always risen to these sides, home and away.
Plus, everyone around our area except Everton (they could win 7 in a row!), is playing each other now, tightly congested.
To be the best, you have to beat the best! -
Although many would be reluctant to say it, or acknowledge they saw it, albeit quietly done, Allen was arguably our best all around player in that match, not named Suarez.
I read the stats, and watched a video compilation of 4-5 minutes of just his play, and it was the Welshman who was a shining light at the Olympics for team GB, and more.
The loss, while we may benefit, and some calling for it, of Gerrard is going to be tough. He leads in assists and our 3rd leading scorer. He is better than Lucas at 33 on 1 leg, BUT, now we will be forced to use Allen, Jordan and Lucas all in the middle of the park where they belong, and can play an aggressive, high tempo, press, pass and move style, whereas he has been restricted to deep lying playmaker. He has adapted to it well, but it's not necessary in BR's ideal style.
This will also guarantee Sterling a run of games, Alberto ALOT more time, and put Aspas and Moses in hungry / passionate competition to show they belong in the squad, or at least quality impact minutes. -
I sure hope so Colyn.. The commentary I had, one of, if not my very favorite, Gary Weaver, said something to the affect of Lucas perhaps getting a blow for the day with a congested fixture list, and maybe (sadly for us) that could have been the reason. But even every now and again, a blind man can see a light...
If we can see it, the fans at the matches can see it, the players can see it, and all the coaches in training. And, it's quite simple, Rodgers said we were poor, our possession wasn't what he wants/wanted, too many give aways, and too slow in build up. So, the formula is, put in your 2 or 3 (in our case/system) best/quickest midfielders, who are best on the ball.
Allen, while not Bastian Schweinsteiger or Yaya Toure, was quietly impressive, won challenges, and moved the ball, even if they were sideways 10 yards, the ball was moving, in turn that allows Gerrard or Henderson to look to distribute or burst, and allow the rest of the build up play. Even moreso, we didn't give away so many needless fouls, and Lucas by facts / cards is our worst serial offender. I'd rather Stevie give a foul for crushing someone in a tackle, than a shirt tug by Lucas for getting turned.
My fear, though it could go either way, is that West Ham are a bigger, physical team, and Diame is super impressive for his size, so Lucas may well get back in. As for Agger, I'm tired of chop and change back there, but maybe Sakho gets the nod here, w/ Skrtel, so they can deal w/ Cole up top -
So, Rodgers has been reading our messages Colyn, Paddy, and Loki.. shame the others are missing or in hibernation, as this is really quite an achievement!
I think we all vehemently agreed as I've been harping that it's time for Lucas to go, and Allen to get minutes to do something, and keep Jordan in the midfield, while playing with 2 wide players.
Yes it was Norwich, yes Suarez loves them and so do our players, but our midfield was much more tidy for the most part, you got a lot more possession / less giveaways, with Jordan and Allen grinding in there, and while Agger is a walking mistake, he's a better partner to our unquestioned best defender, Skrtel..
May have been a nice header, but once again, a set piece, and Agger losing his marker via falling down or a shirt pull or whatever. Would be nice to just keep a clean sheet one of these days.. I find it hard to believe that Mertesacker and Koscielny are more talented or stronger than Agger, but he just proves me wrong, and those who are enamored by him over the machine #37..
Anyways +4 goals made up, and still in the top 4, with some big collisions for others coming, and maybe we're finding a top gear, with Alberto having gotten minutes, and Allen settling! YNWA -
Biggest problem is, and obviously highlighted even moreso over the last 4 years, is lack of games. We've missed Europa on 2 of the past 4 seasons, and some say that's a blessing, I'm one of them, but the hypocrite in me, says they are extremely valuable games, especially the early group stages, where all the good teams get the most from their squad.
We haven't had good luck in the Carling Cup the past 2 years, though last year, the likes of Sterling etc were given a chance, and dropped the ball badly. This year we had to go through OT, so obviously we couldn't hand out chances, but if we'd won, we may be playing a Wigan or whomever is left, which would allow more PT for these guys. Hopefully the FA Cup will afford that.
And, overall, BR has been a bit erratic IMO, in when he sticks to his horses, and when he changes. No reason to play Kolo vs Hull, when Agger or Sakho would have been fine, and it pushed Skrtel to LCB, when he's been our best/his best at natural RCB. Allen would have been perfect for ball retention, but went with Sterling, who had good moments, but not many.
Aspas could have been given a runout, and Alberto much sooner, if not a start.
BR and the players have to get it right today, and then again vs WHU. No ifs and ors buts about it, because while I like to take it one game at a time, 3pts at a time, if we don't collect 6/6, we will be in a very bad place, going to Spurs, with City/Chels looming, while everyone in the top 4-6 with us, has very very favorable fixtures over the next 2 as well, so i don't see many points dropped. We need to win, and score goals, period! -
We're singing the same tune, I just happen to find dead wood a little harsh a description, but point taken.
As for Aspas, he had a torn groin/hernia, but he's back, though surely he didn't have enough time to work himself into the plans, or over Sterling / Moses.
I think Lucas is a squad player at best, Jordan should play there next to Stevie, because while he's not a wrecking ball, very few players will run past him, and certainly not through him. I think we're doing ourselves a great injustice by not playing/grooming him there. Afterall, Lucas came on board as "young attacking Brazilian of the year".
Borini couldn't have started with any worse luck, and I'm not his biggest fan, but to be stuck as a winger, breaking a foot and dislocating a shoulder in 6 months, isn't the ideal start, and the 3-4 goals he has scored for us and Sunderland were crackers. He needs to prove his worth there, because the thought was getting him game time behind S&S, and Aspas.
Overall for me, time to drop Lucas, Kolo, figure out 1 back 4, even if it means Agger or Sakho at LB, not Flannagan, and give Skrtel one partner he can gel with. Stevie/Jordan/Allen in the middle, then Suarez, Coutinho, Aspas up front. 11 best until January comes, then we dump who needs to go, and bring in who is available, and they are available... -
What irks me the most, is the lack of time given to Luis Alberto above all of them. Sevilla really did not want to sell him, but their hand was forced, and he was the standout for Barca B, along with Delofeu (tearing it up for Everton). He plays the 10 spot and wide in a 4-3-3, so if Coutinho is hurt, Allen isn't preferred, then play him. He can only get so good in training and indoor matches, vs. those who get real game time.
As for the overall transfers, I tend to be more liberal and fair to Rodgers because he showed outrageous ambition this past summer with desperately wanting Mkhitaryan, Willian, and Diego Costa (La Liga's leading scorer) and couldn't get any of the 3 due to funds and lack of CL. This is why we took Moses on the last day/hours of the window.
This January (and what we do up til then) is the most critical period in many a year. There are players out there, who have dropped out of the CL, and some not in any European contention whatsoever, and it's vital that we get the 2-3 of them, early, done and dusted.
If that's not the case, then Alberto, Aspas, Allen, should all be playing, and working their socks off to state their case, along with Sterling and Ibe. There should be very little rotation at the back, just look at Arsenal, a club notorious for being fragile and frail back there, with doubts over Koscielny's size/strength, and Mertesacker's pace and ability, yet they've started almost every game together, and I think have 2nd best Defense in the prem, with out a real class CDM.. Skrtel/Agger or Sakho, end of -
I'm not really sure where the deadwood was in this one, unless we're just saying Sterling needs to go out on loan, and Flannagan is an abberation, which it seems (never rated him). I guess the issue there is, we've got Kelly, who can't get a game even against Hull, Cissokho, the same deal, and Flannagan a fish out of water at LB, so depth at both sides remains an issue, hence all the chatter about Montoya of Barcelona. And, the irony is, it seems we now overspent at CB, since even a player of Ilori should be in a match day squad, AND Coates is nearing fitness again, with Agger and Sakho warming the bench.
In a nutshell, this game was very reminiscent of the Southampton game, only Hull have far less talent and weapons, and pretty much invited us on all match, and dared us to come forward, even allowed us nearly 70% of the ball at times. We couldn't string 3 passes in a row, every pass out of the back from Lucas, Glenda, Flannagan, and many from Gerrard, were intercepted like academy football, and it left Sterling and Moses very isolated wide, with Suarez a reminiscent of disgusted figure like Torres used to, while Jordan ran his socks off, but never got in any threatening positions.
Moses made a terrific run, and had a sure goal superbly stopped, which would have been 2-1, but aside from that, until Coutinho and Alberto came on, you could just predict a loss, not even a draw. I suppose I'll say, I'm glad we got this shocker out of our system now, so we can man up at home vs Norwich, and the following fixtures, because that won't do! -
I'm absolutely disgusted after today. I honestly can't even say 1 single player had a good game, aside from Gerrard's free kick goal, and Jordan running for days.
Our fullback play/overlapping width, was absolutely non existent, shameful considering how good Glenda can be on her day. Passing by every single player, was despicable, turnover after turnover, and we probably show the worst "team defending" in the prem after our opening three 1-0 wins.. If it weren't for Skrtel making some last ditch / sliding deflections, me may have been crushed worse, and he had a #$%$ day / luck.
Suarez was so isolated, as Sterling and Moses were really held at bay, and Jordan should be playing deeper. Luis Alberto really needs to just get a start if Coutinho isn't fit, which he wasn't (pain injections to make bench), and on the road if you want to retain possession, pass and control, I can't see why he didn't give Allen another run out, with Jordan/Moses wide..
Lucas is becoming diabolical to me anymore.. Fouls, mistimed challenges, doesn't win aerials, no vision, and no pace once he's turned. If Aly Cissokho is so poor as an LB, then we may as well play Glen there, and have Flannagan or Kelly (is he alive?) play at right back. At least Glen can do a job, while we wait for January. Ultimately, we're still, with a deeper team, over reliant on Suarez/Coutinho and Gerrard. -
I haven't got a clue as to why we didn't get involved in looking at Wanyama, or even Diame or Yacob. My only guess is that BR was truly confident Lucas game would really elevate, and Allen would have been fully fit by now.
To comment backwards, while I think Gerrard can give us another 3-4 years at a very high level, just perhaps not routinely / consistently as he'd have to be managed, or may not want to play, there definitely seems to be a plan in his replacement, as we continuously are linked with central mids, however, most of today's aren't really in his unique mold, more the Christian Eriksen type, or the Paulino type. Very creative with little defensive capabilites, or box to box with an emphasis on defense, with no happy medium. We may never see another Gerrard (or lampard / scholes for you peeping goons), where it's the old fashiond jack of all trades.
My curiosoity, once BR feels he's fully aligned his squad with additional depth, mostly out wide and up front, is what can Henderson really do in one position. I say it alot, but with the right training/mentoring (Lucas did), he could be quite a central player, especially considering his natural ability, size, pace and work rate.
For now, I just feel like BR has got to drop Lucas, even if he feels reluctant, and can just say it's for some rest, because we need to see Allen, and perhaps Allen / Henderson can really do a nice job deeper, and give Stevie freedom at the front of a triangle to link wit Coutinho, or distribute wide left and right, making us that more dangerous.
Lucas just does not possess much in his locker, and he seems to have lost his best attributes, which were tireless work rate, and some athleticism .. He' just so limited now. This of course is my view, but the proof is routinely seen in his poorly timed fouls and where they occur..
Maybe we can get Coady in there, or just see what happens in January.. -
I take it from reading your post, it's a permanent move and not a loan?
While LFC were here in the states last summer, I had the opportunity to see him/them train for over a week, along with the 2 matches in Boston and Baltimore, and I was very unimpressed by him, of the youth players I saw.. Adorjan, who's on loan at FC Gronignen, looked the best of them all.
I think this speaks to all the changes going on at our academy. From some things I've been reading, seems we've been led to believe they're better than they really are. I guess it does make sense, since the very best over the past 3-4 years are Suso (on loan) Kelly (hurt, strangely out of the picture) Wisdom, Flannagan and Robinson, also on loan. Coady and Joao Texeira, who was purchased, seem/look the real deal, but aside from Suso, and Wisdom when CB places come available, that doesn't really excite too much..
Compared to Arsenal, Spurs (Townsend, Naughton, Caulker, Walker, Kane) and United, (don't think Chelsea or City know what an academy is), we're not neck and neck, despite the lavish praise of next best to Barca.. Or maybe we're just hiding gems, but even Sterling / Ibe / Kelly can't get a minute, even when needed! -
The thing that we really need to do, in my strong opinion is, get Allen in again. This next game, while not easy, because there's no such thing, at Hull is one where we should be able to play our best on both sides of the ball. And, if there is a game to tinker, which we boldly did in many phases in a derby, it's this one, and I don't consider that a major tinkering.
Lucas for me, offered almost nothing in that Everton match, and the only "sweeping" he even did successfully, was clearing some loose balls and chances out of our own penalty box, when his job is to prevent them from getting in there anyways.
I would go with the 4-3-3 here, to spread Hull out. I would have Allen as the point man in an upside down triangle, so Mignolet can distribute to him, and he can use what we are led to believe are his best skills, collecting, turning, distributing and vision in a very quick fashion. From there, he would have Stevie and Jordan in a close proximity, with one ready to burst forward, along with Coutinho drifting from left to inside, and our full backs bombing forward.
I don't expect Allen to be a warrior and smash people off the ball against anyone, but, in this set up, he's got the protection / outlets of our 2 best midfielders in front of him, and he can be aggressive in going in for challenges / nipping at the heels, and getting the ball away.
If you want to start buying into those rumors that we may be eyeing M'villa, who was in our supporters secion for the derby, great, because he's your traditional destroyer, as is this other young lad Amartey (the next Wanyama type), but for now, we have got to make use with what we've got. I think Suarez and Coutinho can work plenty hard enough on the outside as well, and if Glenda can keep fit to the standards of Glen, and Flanny plays like he did, a very quick / short passing game, with fluid movement, is our best way forward in 9/10 matches.
As for the Back 4.. Glen(da) Skrtel, Flanny (it seems) and next best LCB.. -
As all of us probably (maybe vehemently) agree.. this could be the most crucial and defining period of our entire season (to be followed by the next most crucial) going into the holidays and a tough/congested fixture list around Xmas and the new year.
So far this season, we've shown that we have improved upon so many areas from last year, and more importantly 2+ years, but we still need a lot of improvement, and it's good that BR has and continues to acknowledge that. I don't want to get into the Jan window talk here, or much, but if he happens to add his 2 players that have a similar affect as Sturridge and Coutinho, we could score 500 goals this year. The problem however, is we may concede 475, which bothers me because Mignolet is playing about as good as any keeper in the world, and we've got nearly 50M+ of top class International CB's who can even enter to top 5-10 conversation on their day.. we are just making silly mistakes back there..
Going fwd, assuming Daniel is fully fit to go, we need to play it exactly as we did vs. Everton and Fulham, with a front three of Coutinho - Sturridge - Suarez, mid of Gerrard-Henderson and Allen (debate point) and Skrtel and whomever at LCB, and whatever LB is available, even if it's Macca, though Jonno was actually very solid.
No time to be tinkering back with a 3 CB system, done with that. A battle between Sakho and Agger, and if needed, though I don't think so, Skrtel and Toure. When it comes to aerial duels and attacking the ball, it's Skrtel and Sakho, and if you actually take notice, Skrtel walks the ball out of the back quite often and comfortably, plus he's always a goal threat on set plays..
Now the question is, can we accept that maybe Lucas needs a "rest". I think Allen needs to play so we can see if his first 60" in the Derby and his Wales exploits were an aberration or he is what we need. I think Jordan is non replaceable because he can play 3-4 positions w/ ease and run for days.
Thoughts Lucas/Agger? -
With regards to Gerrard, I'm definitely not of the bandwagon variety, as after certai games, I've said that he should perhaps be sat on the bench, however, as you said, he is our best central midfielder, and even at 75% he has to be in a game like that. His long range distribution was amazing, and we scored 2 goals from his set pieces, so, take him out of the equation, and perhaps we lose 3-0 all together.
Lucas, I think has always been a good, hard working player, who really peaked just prior to his knee in the Carling Cup at Bridge, but he was never getting any better than that, and he's less effective now. Ironically, I did see something that said where Jordan plays next to Steven, we've had the best control and possession there of any combination.. I think Jordan has the actual tools and ability to excel back there, but for now, he's our Dirk Kuyt, or Jack of all Trades, only much faster, bigger and stronger..
I noted that you said Skrtel coped with Lukaku's pace badly, but despite me favoring Martin and thinking he is our best CB, how many don't struggle against Lukaku?? He's an absolute freak.. the guy is like 6'4 and as fast as Sturridge, and a majority of the time Skrtel was struggling to keep up, was us having been caught out, or from Daniel being nowhere in the picture. Perhaps your view of the Gerrard bandwagon is mine of Agger.. Yes, eloquent on the ball, and a cultured left boot, with a rocket, but any time there's a bad mark in the box, or a fantastic run in the box, he's trailing or late.. He's not very strong either.. I think we all just have that affection for him with the YNWA tats, etc., almost like we did with Xabi Alonso, only Xabi was better at his trade.
As for the changes in Moses coming on.. 2 things.. Allen looked winded and on a yellow, as was Lucas, AND I applauded it, because we had several opportunities to catch them on the counter, and not the pace / personnel on the pitch. I thought it was a bold/aggressive move & applaud it -
I think there are probably a lot of people who think the draw was about the right result, I happen to think it was about 55/45 in our favor, and 2 points dropped, though it was absolutely thrilling, and you know in the past 3-4 years, we never find that 88th minute equalizer OR come close to making it 4-3.
I think (and I'm not dwelling on it) Mirallas was absolutely a horrendous red card, and playing down 2-1, with another man down, we might have really opened up a can on them, particularly if Allen knew the ball goes into the net and not next to it ffs! But, even with him on, and other bad challenges on his part, both sides had a plethora of chances.
I watched some highlights and ffwd of the match on replay, and counted Daniel Agger caught up field, or out of position on 6 occasions, 6!!!!! 2 of which led to goals, and only saved by brilliance of Mignolet, and some last ditch blocks or cover by Skrtel. On the set pieces, I dunno what genius decided to have Glenda on Lukaku once, and Flannagan on the other. He was my main concern today, I would have been fine with Sakho today, and I don't say that in hindsight.
Lucas is sooo slow, when is slightly caught out, can't recover, doesn't makes slide tackles, and gives away horrible fouls. Between he and Agger, I really felt left wanting. I do have to tip my hat to both teams overall for maybe the best Derby I can ever remember, and for us, Suarez, Mignolet, Coutinho, Jordan & Martin the best of the lot. Stevie on his set pieces/delivery.. Allen wasn't bad, winning some, nipping heels, with tidy passing but missing that sitter..!!!
Another note of interest, particularly since I'm critical of Lucas & defending overall, Yann M'villa, the highly rated France CDM, was sat in the away LFC fans section with friends, paid for by Liverpool Supporters Club. You can google or search twitter for photos. He's either there to watch his buddies Sakho/Cissokho or just enjoys our rowdy away fans while on Russian League Holiday -
Well what's really shocking / surprising is that Borrell has also been let go.. You never hear / read a bad thing about him, and while I can't lie and say I follow his youth squad as much as I could or should, it does seem they are always playing entertaining football and quite successful.
He's also produced Suso, Sterling, Wisdom, Kelly, Coady (blossoming it seems) Robinson (who I think can become quite good) Flannagan (I don't rate) and Kacaniklic who is a top top talent at Fulham and was a great swap for Konchesky.
I suppose we have other players who aren't coming good, or fast enough in Morgan, Ngoo, etc etc.. I dunno and who knows if we'll ever really know the real reason, though I'd imagine BR will be quizzed on it at some point, if he hasn't been already.. -
Jeez Colyn.. you're making me nervous.. You've been pretty harsh on the team so far. I certainly have my cut and dry moments, and well known sarcasm, but I don't think we're as bad as you say. I think I can see ALOT (AND I MEAN ALOT) to improve on, and a ways to go, with many poor patches, but overall, I have to feel pretty good and applaud the bigger picture..
I think Rodgers was forced a hand or two, in reflection of some of the earlier games. I was beside myself sitting at Anfield, watching 4 CBs trying to play against Southampton, and was begging for Jordan to drop to rb, and Enrique in for lb, which was validated when Agger came off early w/ injury having started Sakho out wide. Southampton are no joke, but Rodgers got that one wrong..
Other games, we invited pressure on to us, others we shouldn't have used a 3 CB system, and I think he really left everyone wanting by not attempting to have Alberto take (or try) Coutinho's place and keep our shape as it was..
Back to Allen though.. if he can replicate anything from what he showed in that match, which I have to say was nothing short of sensational, then maybe we've really got a hidden gem we forgot, who played so well for team GB and early doors w/ us.. -
Hey Colyn,
Embarrassed to say I hadn't read it or heard about it.. Maybe because I was too busy watching Gerrard come off injured in the 56th min vs. Germany or Daniel running his socks off for 90", in that meaningless, daft loss, days before our Derby.
Back to McParland, if he was sacked, it was most likely (by understanding of them) an FSG thing, and if I had to guess, which could be completely unrelated, due to something I saw but didn't may too much notice to, in us losing a youth player, around 15 years old to another club.. For some reason I want to say Barcelona, but I don't remember, and it could be completely unrelated..
Anyways, I do trust that they'll bring in someone good, as I don't think we can have any complaints about the staffing we've brought in the past 2 years. We're not title winners, but we're working sound/efficiently . -
Hey Colyn,
I share the similar concerns, and I get particularly upset/concerned when it involves friendlies. We almost always seem assured of losing someone, and in the past few years, prior to BR's arrival and whatever witch doctor he hired, it's been Gerrard and his groin. This time I'm expecting Danny to strain his never ending thigh injury, or Glenda to break a finger nail..
I watched the video compilation on youtube of Allen's MOM performance in his game again, and I was even more impressed the 2nd time, and no I don't care it was vs. Iceland or Finland, because he's about 5'6 regardless who he plays against, and when he's throwing himself into the tackle, winning balls, and pushing people over, twice his size, it's impressive nonetheless. Perhaps the best part of all of that, was along the lines of what you said, and what we need.. the minute he won a ball back, either in the defensive half, protecting, or higher up the pitch, he immediately re-distributed the ball to a teammate, either going forward, or back, just to retain good possession.
If he can come in, and do these sorts of things, and get the ball out quickly, either backwards to Gerrard to spray forward, or find some clever balls to Coutinho, it makes us even more dangerous, because at the end of the day Rodgers' system and approach, is quick passing and movement.
I still think we need 2 bodies in January, 1 out wide for sure, and then either a mid or versatile forward, but if Allen can come in and look like this, perhaps we get by with 1 super buy of the highest quality.. in a wide player..


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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - DECEMBER 01: Nobel Peace Laureate and Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi arrives at the launch of the AIDS 2014 world conference to be hosted in Australia next year on World AIDS day on December 1, 2013 in Melbourne, Australia. Aung San Suu Kyi is in Australia for five days to discuss democratic reform in Myanmar. (Photo by Paul Crock - Pool /Getty Images)
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