Forest Gump || Jordan Henderson

HEIL MEIN REDS wrote:

Bendan in interview wrote:"He showed great leadership, you could see him driving the team on," said Rodgers.

"The first goal was outstanding, and we've been talking to him about getting up there because in training his finishing is sublime.

"But what was really pleasing was his second. We're telling him to arrive in the box because he's got the legs and the energy to do it.

"That's where his goal came from; there was a terrific reaction save from his first attempt and he followed it in. It was a really important finish for us."

I've been saying it the whole time.

He lacks bottle/composure. Once he overcomes it, he'll be okay. He won't be a Lampard 20+ goal scorer a year, but he'll score around 10 which will still be huge as SAS will continue to score, and Raheem's SLOWLY getting an end product too.   

"70% of Earth is covered in water. The rest is covered by Jordan Henderson."

Red Alert wrote:"70% of Earth is covered in water. The rest is covered by Jordan Henderson."

where did you come across that he is a monster isnt he

Here:

Wow!! Haha I love that picture. Pumped for tomorrow.

Still a boyhood Sunderland fan at heart Attended their cup final today and sat with their fans

what a player he is, I appreciate such passionate stuff from players

Wow that's nice to see. Good on him.

McAgger wrote:Still a boyhood Sunderland fan at heart  Attended their cup final today and sat with their fans

I like these characters. He is now an establish player in big club that's doing well, yet remembers and makes time for his humble roots. These are strong characters and they go long way.

Again.

 

Well it's great that he obviously cares a lot!   

McY
the funny thing is he ran towards Studge first

Heil, remember when I was telling you this?

Hahahaha yeah i saw that, that setup by DS was brilliant, whether he meant it or not, who gives a shit.

McAgger wrote:Heil, remember when I was telling you this?

yes I am truly enlightened now

Love Hendo -- hope he keeps improving.

Just wanted to give him recognition for how well he played the Spurs. He was everywhere on the pitch making excellent runs, covering defensively, and causing some extreme havoc everywhere Tottenham tried to go. He made some nice passes and flicks, and aside from the bottled chance that Sterling gave him it was a flawless performance.

He may not be as prolific as SAS, but I think he has been just as important to the success of this team this year and am proud to own his shirt.

YNWA, future Captain.

I will support Sunderland in their relegation battle just for Hendo.

hendo is improving every game
Specially deserves a mention while he performed very good against a side like Man City. His link up play, his first touch has improved immensely, against a big team like City he didnt hesitate to control the ball in close space, with so much ease he is able to switch the plays from one side to another side, helped in numerous build up plays-specially I remember one when on the left hand side, where he played 1-2 with few players to initiate a very good attack in the first half.

Our best and most important player bar none. Undisputed starter and a future captain. We could buy Iniesta and Hendo would still start over him. It's not coincidence that the second he's out our winning streak is over.

I do reserve some blame for him in our minute choke job because of that idiotic challenge in the 95th minute to get sent off. His absence cost us a lot, and I bet you he feels worse than all of us.

Next season Hendo will lead us to some sort of trophy.

I wrote it somewhere but i said, hendo out was going to be a massive blow. Looks like it was tragic, FML dumb tackle with a few minutes to go.

Allen's came in and done a good enough job.

Most "important" player, no, that would be Gerrard. "Best" player, that's a no too with all due respect to Hendo.

Great player, and if he can add goals to his name can be world class, but calma.

Even with someone like Allen playing decently in his absence it's unquestionable that the team has missed Henderson's presence on the field. He's the engine that has made Liverpool go most of the season and even though he's not the best player on the team he very well may be the most important player to the philosophy of the team. He embodies everything that Rodgers tries to push and has the mentality of a winner.

We miss you Hendo.

https://vine.co/v/MDjzJKgnlPA

We are not worthy of him ffs

McAgger wrote:https://vine.co/v/MDjzJKgnlPA

We are not worthy of him ffs

I came.