Being Liverpool

[Cesar Chavez]

Just watched the first episode this evening on Fox Soccer. Rather good I thought, good acccess to the 'backrooms' of the club and some interesting footage of the Melwood training ground. Pretty impressive set up all round. Brendan Rodgers comes across well, good leader and very personable - someone for Gus to keep talking to.
From the Albions perspective if the Priestfield was Ground Zero, Withdean a couple of notches up, I guess getting the new training ground at Shoreham, coupled to the Amex facilities will truly put the Albion in an elite category when it comes to facilities. And the on pitch activity isn't so bad either.
The club has come a long way, and incredibly quickly when you consider the lack of infrstructure until so very recently.
If your wandering why post this? It's the thought that the Albion are arguably now closer to 'Being Liverpool, than 'Being Orient'...

Good Night.

 

[deletebeepbeepbeep]

I thought it was pretty crap as a documentary actually, more like a marketing tool- the cynic in me thinks that they probably commissioned or agreed to this after the Suarez racism scandle and the aftermath of how they were portrayed in the press.

 

[Peever]

I thought it was pretty crap as a documentary actually, more like a marketing tool- the cynic in me thinks that they probably commissioned or agreed to this after the Suarez racism scandle and the aftermath of how they were portrayed in the press.

Always on the cards really. Liverpool bought by American owners and all the sudden one of the American networks does a "documentary" on them? Not surprised really.....

 

[Twizzle]

What have orient to do with anything?
If it's a question about where we'd rather be, we don't play sports to relish being crap.

 

[Cheshire Cat]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/sep/11/liverpool-documentary-fox-sports