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I will be doing a workout as so:

1-4 weeks linear cycle of periodization (to get back into the lifting and everything)

weeks 5-16 undulation cycle of periodization
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weeks 17-20 reverse linear cycle

then a cut stage? (not sure yet?)

I am just getting back into supps and lifting but wanting to get back quick and hard!
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2 cissus
2 camp
2 powerfull
Animal pak vitamin
1 oil cap (omegas)
2 green tea (tablets)

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grape seed extract
animal nitro
c2 (possibly, but depending on caffeine reaction to c2?)

post work out:
Animal nitro
vit c
vit e
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liver support

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any thing to remove or add? and why?

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Τρίτη, 1 Μαρτίου 2011

Insurance vultures hover about the victims of Aspis Pronia

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"Attention, misleading phone calls!" was the warning that struck the home page of the association of the affected by the collapse of Aspis Pronia - also known as Aspida. This was the first of the already ten companies that collapsed on the insurance market in Greece in the last three years. Revelations that the companies have been playing dangerous games with the investors’ money came one after another.
Today the association of the victims of the Aspis collapse by all means try to prevent the worst – to lose their investments forever.

message published on Wednesday, February 16, this year makes it clear that private insurance companies have acquired the personal data of the insured at Aspis and use them to attract new customers. In this case, a representative of a particular brokerage company for insurance and banking services called the organising secretary of the association Nikos Kehayaglou on the home phone. The officer said that the company protected the interests of those affected by the collapse of the financial group Aspida and offered him prolongation of the life insurance contract signed with the closed Aspis.

At first glance
the proposal seems attractive and GRReporter decided to contact the president of the association Teoharis Petridis to explain what the trap of this call is.

He explained that other insurance companies have begun to seek new customers
from the portfolio of Aspis immediately after its closure. Petridis said that the company has an extremely large number of contracts and the names of the clients have been taken out and delivered by Aspida’s staff to competing companies like Ethniki Pisti and others.

is the aim of such calls?
There were calls such as "Come with us and you will have your contracts renewed," without explaining to the people that their old contracts would be void.
The sole purpose was to deceive the victims of the Aspis’ collapse that they would  be able to continue their old contracts and would not lose the money paid over the years to the closed company. Actually, the insurance companies only want to have new customers no matter that this information misleads the people.
You have announced that you will file a claim against the state for criminal negligence and omissions by supervisory authorities for about 138 million euros. How far have you gone with the claim?
We have not filed it formally but a group of very good lawyers is preparing the documents and we will formally introduce it in court soon.

You know very well how slow the Greek courts are and a case like this could take many years. Are you ready for this fight?
We believe that by enforcing this procedure we will "push" the government to find a successor company to take the insurance contracts of Aspida, as stated by law.
The law, which determines the activity of insurance companies and was passed last summer, says that the contracts of the victims of the Aspis collapse should be covered by another insurance company until August 2011. Otherwise, the company would be declared insolvent. What does this mean for you, the insured in Aspis?

This means initially that the insurance contracts signed with that company will be cancelled and will be no longer valid. Then, Aspis property and assets will be evaluated and correlated to the debts. If, for example, the company’s deficit is estimated at 80%, the investor who has paid a total of 100,000 euro will receive 20,000 euros. Moreover, this whole procedure will take at least ten years.

You do not have much time to August. Does this mean that you can lose your money?

Law 3867/2010, which was passed on August 3 the previous year said that if an insurance successor company is not found within a year insolvency will be declared as I described it. As far as I know there is no insurance companies that are interested.

However, I believe that the negative environment surrounding the case will change and disappear after the Bank of Greece ends the investigation. The case supervisor Yannis Padelis will present the final report on the Aspis portfolio to the Bank of Greece at the end of the month and then specific decisions will be taken.
During the investigation, the supervisors found that some insurance contracts were signed at unusually high levels and the contributions to them were made in cash. According to unofficial information, it is about money that are of unknown origin and if the supervisors find evidence that some clients have used the company for money laundering, the contracts will be cancelled.

Do you think there are other insurance companies
on the Greek market close to failure?

Yes, I definitely think so, but I believe that after the Bank of Greece takes the supervision and the control the situation will be fine.

As I understand from your words, the fact that the Bank of Greece took over the supervision of insurance companies is a highly successful move of the government, isn’t it?
Yes, it is for good, really. Although the old control body made some changes, they were not sufficient and were only in one particular direction.
After this long and torturous case of the Aspis closure, the dark deals of the company and the risk to lose your money, do you think to make private life or pension insurances ever again?

We believe in the principles of private insurance and want to clear all the dirt in this sector, only loyal companies to remain in which the citizens can believe and trust their future.

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  1. Μπράβο, άπταιστα τα αγγλικά σας. Το ζουμί της υπόθεσης πιο είναι δεν μας λέτε; Καμμία επαφή με τον Σαχινίδη ; Με την τράπεζα της Ελλάδος;

  2. Οι δικηγόροι βρίκαν ευκαιρία να βγάλουν χρήμα και τίποτα άλλο.

Παρακαλώ τα σχόλια να είναι κόσμια και περιεκτικά.

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Monday, June 27, 2011

El Pueblo de los Ángeles (The Town of the Angels) owes its name to its patron saints, Los Santos Ángeles de los Custodios (Holy Guardian Angels), and the name of its founder, Don Ángel Pantaleón de Miranda, who, together with his wife Doña Rosalia de Jesus, created a new settlement out of Culiat, a forested area north of San Fernando, in 1796. On December 8, 1829, it finally became a separate municipality. The center of worship of Angeles is the Santo Rosario Church, completed in 1897. To pay homage to their patrons, several residents commissioned images to be carved, and they remain in existence today, surviving wars, natural calamities and the passage of time.

The image of the guardian angel was finished in 1830 and was passed on by the founders of Angeles to the succeeding heirs and descendants. It is currently under the care of Teresita Nepomuceno Wilkerson (handed down by father Juan Nepomuceno, founder of Holy Angel University), and is enshrined at the Holy Angel Chapel at the university grounds. A guardian angel is an angel assigned to protect and guide a particular person or group. The belief that God sends a spirit to watch every individual was common in Ancient Greek philosophy and the idea also appears in the Old Testament, although it is not specifically articulated. In Matthew 18:10, Jesus says of children: "See that you do not look down on one of these little ones. For I tell you that their angels in heaven always see the face of my Father in heaven". The 48 in. antique wooden image was recently restored in 2006.

Gabriel's name means 'God is my strength'. Gabriel is the Angel of child conception or the process of adopting a child, also the Angel of resurrection, mercy and peace and benefactor of " messengers". He is the patron of all who work in the field of communications. postal workers, and clergy. This image dates from 1916, with Jose Sanchez as the original owner. The heirs of Vicente Henson now take care of this almost-century old image.

Michael's name means 'He who is like God' or 'He who looks like God' He is the leader of the Archangels, he is the Angel of protection, justice & strength. The antique image shows San Miguel in his traditional representation--awe-inspiring with his silver wings, holding a sword and a scale to weigh the souls of men. He tramples the Devil underfoot. Also from 1916, the original owner was Roman Evangelista who bequeathed it to Francisco and Domingo Evangelista.

Rafael's name means 'God heals' or 'God has healed' based upon the Hebrew word, Rapha, which means 'doctor' or 'healer' Rafael is a powerful healer of physical bodies, both for humans and animals. He is the Angel of Love, Joy and Laughter, the Patron Angel of all those in the field of Medicine.The fish is San Rafael’s primary attribute, in reference to his instructing his young traveling companion, Tobiah, to use the liver of a fish to cure the blindness of Tobit, Tobiah's father. This image was made in 1915, commissioned by Mariano V. Henson and passed down to Januaria and Manuela Lacson.

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Tuesday, February 25, 2014

186. CRISTO MENINO: Steward of All Creation

CHRIST ON A HILL. A Portuguese-made Cristo Menino, made from wood and white clay, mounted on a hill with niches containing small animals, like a rabbit, birds, sheep. Glass eyes, original clothes. 10 in., including the base.19th c., Personal Collection.

When I was new to ebay some 10 years ago, I would occasionally find small antique figures of the Christ Child standing on top of a mound, representing a hill, on which small earthen animals like lambs would rest. I thought the figure represented the Christ Child as a Good Shepherd, but then I wold find examples with other animal forms. “Cristo Menino”, as the South American ebay sellers called them, were soon my objects of desire, and I was determined to get myself an example.

 The cost of shipping from South America (I was dealing with a Uruguayan seller) doubled the cost of the Cristo Menino I was eyeing, so sadly, I had to momentarily give up my quest for this unusual representation of the Christ Child—until another one surfaced for sale in the U.S. I quickly bidded on it, won the santo, and was sent to a N.J. address, and finally to me, thank God for my sister’s regular balikbayan box shipments.

This 8 inch Cristo Menino, which originated from Portugal, had much more detail for its size. It was made from a combination of white terracotta and wood, common materials used in Europe.

The figures was sculpted in the round and the features were painted,with tiny glass inserts for eyes. The clenched left hand once held a staff, now missing, while the other arm, which had broken, was raised in the act of benediction.

Though it had missing pieces and broken parts, it had retained its original vestment—from its lacey undergarment, his pantaloons. to the dress, which was finely embroidered with colourful floral motifs on the bodice and on the flouncy skirt.

A cincture of gold thread with metallic tassels completed the Nino’s outfit.

Also remarkable was the little mound where the Nino’s feet were pegged—it had little niches placed around it, each with a small, sculpted clay animals inside.

There were obviously some missing figures, but the rabbit, a pair of sheep, a pigeon and a duck, were intact.

 It was fairly easy for me to restore this wonderful Cristo Menino—the broken arm was repaired using epoxy clay. The missing fingers will have to be restored at a later time.

Parts of the undergarment were crumbling and beyond repair—like the tunic of tulle, so I just kept what was salvageable—in this case, the pantaloons.

Years after I acquired my Cristo Menino, on January 2014 to be exact, it was lent for a San Beda exhibit of Santo Niños, entitled, Fides: The Sto. Nino and the Value of Faith,  curated by Dino Carlo Santos. There, in his little urna, my Cristo Menino stood on his little mound, presiding over a menagerie of God’s creatures, the Steward of All Creation.

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Andaman and Nicobar Islands Tourism

Andaman Tour: The Andaman and Nicobar islands dwell in amazing flora and fauna. The climate is mesmerizing and the clear waters can take one's breath away. The cruises are beautiful as they allow visitors to experience the beauty of the island group first-hand.

The island group of Andaman and Nicobar are located on the Bay of Bengal and a clear and definite history can only obtained from the British documentary conducted in the 1777. These islands served as places where prisoners would be sent and remained aloof from the external world for a very long time.

Very little is known about the Portuguese activities in the islands though the language of the islanders contains some Portuguese words. Britain was followed by Japan in colonizing the islands and they were finally included under India after independence.

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Cuisines that the Andaman hotels provide are some of the most ravishing and mouth watering ones. Food selection ranges from the simple cooked to the very spicy and heavily decorated ones. Fresh fish and vegetation are added advantages to the cuisines. There are star hotels, premium hotels, budget hotels, lodges, resorts, and government hotels, therefore people of every niche can find the accommodation of their choice.

People specifically visit the islands because of their serene environment and an enticing mix of nature's most precious delights. The Andaman honeymoon packages are some of the most interesting ones, where people can relax in the lap of nature and experience a quiet and slow lifestyle.

The water sports complex that the Andaman and Nicobar Islands houses are a major attraction for the adrenal junkies. Windsurfing, sail boats, paddle boats and row boats make the best of the Andaman holidays. The battle of Aberdeen Memorial is an attraction for the historians and non-historians equally. A roller-coaster packed amusement park and a children's traffic park completes the amusement portion of the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

Though occupying just a few square kilometers, the islands present heaven for the people who come to the island for vacation.

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Religious motifs : Overview. Search. About religious motifs

The motif Pixie is a part of: Gods, spirits and demons

See also Fairies, elves

Popular belief, goblin

Description of this motif:

Pixies are housegods and guardian spirits from Scandinavian folklore, rooted in the Roman lares.

Commonly pixies are represented at the size of a little child, approx. two feet high, wearing grey rural (pixies have mostly been related to farm houses) clothes and a red hat.

Pixies are little creatures, who are similar with elfs and gnomes. A pixie plays an important role in the fairy tale "The Goblin and the Grocer".

Example 1:

There was a student, who lived in the garret and didn't own anything. There was also a grocer, who kept shop on the ground floor and owned the whole house. The household goblin stuck to the grocer, because every Christmas Eve it was the grocer who could afford him a bowl of porridge with a big pat of butter in it. So the goblin stayed in the grocery shop, and that was very educational.

Example 2:

Now this was a rude way to talk, especially to the tub. The grocer laughed and the student laughed. After all, it was said only as a joke, but the goblin was angry that anyone should dare say such a thing to a grocer, a man who owned the whole house, a man who sold the best butter.

That night, when the shop was shut and everyone in bed except the student, the goblin borrowed the long tongue of the grocer's wife, who had no use for it while she slept. And any object on which he laid this tongue became as glib a chatterbox as the grocer's wife herself. Only one object could use the tongue at a time, and that was a blessing, for otherwise they would all have spoken at once.(...)

"Oh, won't I light into that student," said the goblin, as he tiptoed up the back stairs to the garret where the student lived. A candle still burned there, and by peeping through the keyhole the goblin could see that the student was reading the tattered old book he had brought upstairs with him.

But how bright the room was! From the book a clear shaft of light rose, expanding into a stem and a tremendous tree which spread its branching rays above the student. Each leaf on the tree was evergreen, and every flower was the face of a fair lady, some with dark and sparkling eyes, some with eyes of the clearest blue. Every fruit on the tree shone like a star, and the room was filled with song.

Never before had the little goblin imagined such splendor. Never before had he seen or heard anything like it. He stood there on tiptoe, peeping and peering till the light went out. But even after the student blew out his lamp and went to bed, the little fellow stayed to listen outside the door. For the song went on, soft but still more splendid, a beautiful cradle song lulling the student to sleep.

"No place can compare with this," the goblin exclaimed. "I never expected it. I've a good notion to come and live with the student." But he stopped to think, and he reasoned, and he weighed it, and he sighed, "The student has no porridge to give me."

So he tiptoed away, back to the shop, and high time too. (...)

But the little goblin was no longer content to sit listening to all the knowledge and wisdom down there. No! as soon as the light shone again in the garret, he felt as if a great anchor rope drew him up there to peep through the keyhole. And he felt the great feeling that we feel when watching the ever-rolling ocean as a storm passes over it. And he started to cry, for no reason that he knew, but these were tears that left him strong and glad. How glorious it would be to sit with the student under the tree of light! He couldn't do that. He was content with the keyhole.


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Don't take these errors at face value and go installing the fs module or adding the json-loader. It won't help.

The aws-sdk module passes expressions to require(), and webpack does not support that - whether you install fs or not.

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Use the pre-built version of the aws-sdk. Using it sidesteps these require() issues because all the dependencies have been included in a single file.

In the aws-sdk node module, the pre-built file is located at dist/aws-sdk.js. You can import it with require('aws-sdk/dist/aws-sdk').

There's one more problem - the pre-built file doesn't export any variables, but instead just adds AWS to the window object.

Here's the full solution:

var AWS = window.AWS;

ES6 version:

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By the way, I would be the first to agree that this solution isn't ideal. If you don't like this solution, you can file an issue on the 'aws-sdk-js' repo, but they probably won't fix it.

Fixing the Warning

Everything should be working now, but Webpack still has one more complaint:

This seems to be a pre-built javascript file. Though this is possible, it's not recommended. Try to require the original source to get better results.

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Rutgers University Libraries Research in Women's Studies

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Many of the resources listed in the sections below are marked Rutgers-restricted Access. You should have no problem connecting to these from any networked computer on campus. However, in order to use these resources from off-campus, you must log in with your Rutgers NetID. For instructions see the Libraries' Remote Access to Library Resources.

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When working from home or some other off-campus locations, you can use the "Off-Campus Link" provided for each Rutgers-restricted resource below to login with your Rutgers NetID and connect to that database or article. Use the link embedded in the citation to access these resources on campus.

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IRIS is the online catalog for all the Rutgers University Libraries except the Newark and Camden Law Libraries. Many of the sections below include suggestions for searching IRIS to locate other books on the topic(s) covered in that section. Show Me How

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Social Sciences Full Text
The basic index for finding articles in the social sciences. Indexes over 550 of the core, English language journals in social science disciplines including sociology and social work, public administration, political science, public welfare, urban studies, and women's studies. Indexes many journals back to 1982 and, beginning with 1995, includes many full-text articles.
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Encyclopedia of Feminism
Lisa Tuttle. New York, Facts on File, 1986.
Brief entries on terms, organizations, and people.
Dana Call Number: Ref. HQ1115 .T87 1986

Scholarly encyclopedias can give you an overview of a topic as well as some basic bibliography

Women's Studies Encyclopedia
Helen Tierney, editor. Revised edition. Westport, Conn., Greenwood Press, 1999. 3 volumes.
A good starting point for research! Signed essays on topics relating to women, most with historical overviews, recent research findings, and selected references.
Dana Call Number: Ref. HQ1115 .W645 1989 Sample Article
Black Women in America
Darlene Clark Hine, editer in chief. 2nd edition. New York, Oxford University Press.2005. 3 vols.
Over 500 topical and biographical entries with bibliographies relating to African-American women from 1619 to 2004.
Dana Call Number: Ref. E185.86 .B542 2005
Encyclopedia of Women and Gender : Sex Similarities and Differences and the Impact of Society on Gender
San Diego, Calif.:Academic, c2001. 2 vols.
About 100 articles, each contributed by an expert in the social or behavioral sciences, on "the many topics that encompass current research and scholarship on the psychology of women and gender." Articles on such topics as "Abortion and Its Health Effects," "Achievement," "Body Image Concerns," "Career Achievement," "Hate Crimes," "Imprisonment in the Unites States," "Military Women," "Political Behavior," "Sport and Athletics," and "Work-Family Balance." Each article contains a glossary, cross-references, and a "Suggested Reading" section.
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The Encyclopedia of Women's History in America
Kathryn Cullen-Dupont. New York, Facts on File, 1996.
Entries on terms, events, legislation, speeches, movements, organizations and individuals. Suggested readings after each entry and extensive bibliography. 34 primary source documents in Appendix. Sample Page
Dana Call Number: Ref. HQ1410 .C85 1996
Feminism in Literature: A Gale Critical Companion
Jessica Bomarito and Jeffrey W. Hunter, project editors. Detroit, Thomson Gale, 2005. 6 vols.
"This six-volume set explores the history of women and feminism throughout literature, from classical antiquity to modern times. Topics covered include misogyny and women's social roles in ancient civilizations, 16th-century women's devotional literature, 17th- and 18th-century women's captivity narratives, the women's suffrage movement in 19th-century America, women writers of the "Lost Generation," lesbian literature, and much more."
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From Suffrage to the Senate: America's Political Women: An Encyclopedia of Leaders, Causes & Issues
Suzanne O-Dea. Millerton, New York, Grey House Pub., 2006. 2 vols.
Over 800 entries on women and American politics. While the majority of entries are biographical in nature, there are also entries on issues, organizations, and events, as well a large number of entries on significant court cases.
Dana Call Number: Ref. HQ1236.5 .U6S32 2006 Table of Contents
LGBT: Encyclopedia of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender History in America
New York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 2004. 3 vols.
More than 500 scholarly entries on LGBT identities, communities, cultures, movements, and issues.
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Bibliographies are great for finding out what has been written/is available on a specific topic.

Feminist Research Methods : An Annotated Bibliography
Connie Miller. New York : Greenwood Press, 1991.
Annotated bibliography arranged by social science discipline of "sources that address explicitly how feminists practicing research behave differently from other researchers" published between the 1920s and 1990.
Dana Call Number: Ref HQ1180.M55 1991
African American Women: An Annotated Bibliography
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Natalie Borisovets (natalieb@andromeda.rutgers.edu)
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rev. March 9, 2009


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James Milner, Time To Say Goodbye?

James Milner, Time To Say Goodbye?

James Milner, seasoned England international,  Premier League winner, FA Cup winner, League Cup winner. These are all impressive stats from Liverpool’s most high profile signing from last summer. And I’m sure there were some fans out there who thought the same as me when he was announced as one of Brendan Rodgers first summer signings; great what a fantastic signing, I had hoped that maybe Rodgers had learned from his mistakes from the previous summer and instead of bringing in young potential players, he was bringing in experienced International players who were winners and who had notonly Premier League experience but also Champions League experience.

Time to say goodbye to James Milner

But the dream of James Milner match winner soon turned into a nightmare. For some, he doesn’t do anything on the pitch to justify him being Liverpool vice captain, a role coveted by every player who wears the red of the club or his rumoured £150000 a week wages. Under Brendan Rodgers at the start of the season he looked like a headless chicken, slowing down attacks, passing backwards and generally slowing things down on the pitch. Oh did I forget to mention how he seems to loves to run around in circles like a dog chasing his tail? And some might say I may be a bit harsh on Milner but for a player on his wages, a player of his experience he has only managed four goals and five assists in the twenty two games he’s played so far this season for Liverpool. That’s a poor return in my book when you consider in the three games Brad Smith has played for Liverpool he has three assists and a goal for Liverpool, Sheyi Ojo has one assist and one goal for Liverpool, for me these stats speak volumes about how poor Milner has been this season. Milner also misses more chances than he scores. Look at the sitter he missed to put Liverpool two up at Norwich at the weekend. Yes he scored a similar goal to score Liverpool’s fourth but for me he should be scoring these one on one chances every time.

At thirty years of age, I don’t think Milner will get any better. Jürgen Klopp as a manager has the ability to improve player performance; look at how much better the less fancied players like Adam Lallana, Lucas and Dejan Lovren have improved since he took over in October. The move to Liverpool from Manchester City was Milners one last big move in my opinion, so you would imagine he would be playing out of his skin to help Liverpool become successful again.

Is it time for Jürgen Klopp to ditch James Milner in favour for Jordan Ibe or Sheyi Ojo? I would say yes. Milner offers nothing on the pitch when he’s playing for Liverpool, in fact for me the team are a much more fluid and attack minded team when he’s not playing. Look how easily Liverpool dismantled the likes of Manchester City and Chelsea when he wasn’t playing. There was no one playing backwards, the attack of Philippe Coutinho, Roberto Firmino and Adam Lallana was immense and fast moving, and most important of all the team scored goals. The money the club are paying or wasting on Milner on a weekly basis could be used to pay for new contracts for not only Sheyi Ojo (tin hat time again) but also Jerome Sinclair who is another young player with great potential (we’ll forget for a minute who his agent is). Then whatever is left from that could be used to the wages of maybe Leroy Sane, who is a player who could electrify the Liverpool attack in an instant and make Liverpool fans forget about Daniel Sturridge.

James Milner creativity stats via Squawka

James Milner creativity stats via Squawka

I’m hoping that Klopp sees what I see in James Milner, that he’s simply not good enough to wear the Liverpool jersey. He like, Simon Mignolet is a liability on the pitch. To get back his performances that earned him a move to Manchester City I think Milner needs a move to the likes of Stoke City or a Newcastle United where he’ll no doubt be a central player for them but at Liverpool that’s never going to happen.

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30 responses to “James Milner, Time To Say Goodbye?”

  1. Owen says:

    As the squaka stats show, he has created more chances than any of his central midfield competitors. He is also being played out of his favoured central midfield position at the moment. Once Coutinho is back, I’d have Milner in central midfield ahead of Can. Milner is better defensively, more aware of what is going on around him, a better communicator, and he creates more than Can.

    • Richard says:

      I don’t think so, Milner is not offering the team balance in the middle of the park and going forward.ball retention is terrible the last couple of games that Milner & Hendo have played in have been woeful. But the inclusion of Jo Allen has been a revelation. He has improved greatly under Klopp and has added Goals to his game. His movement and directional passes have been simply breathtaking and a joy to watch. I wouldn’t say this but he reminds me of Alonso, yes I know big shoes to fill. But he is filling them slowly.

    • Jay Wright says:

      The stats point to the failings of the other midfielders rather than proving how great Milner has been.
      Of course they also ignore the boost that Milner’s attacking stats would be given by him playing in a more attacking role, and taking set-pieces as well btw…

  2. Pro Red says:

    This article about is just ridiculous. He puts in solid performances and I honestly dont see what he does wrong.

  3. Pro Red says:

    This article about Milner is just ridiculous. He puts in solid performances and I honestly dont see what he does wrong.

  4. J75j says:

    You talk Milner down then provide stats showing he is our best midfielder at the moment and I’m pretty sure he has just as many goals and assists as Coutinho!

  5. chris nicholls says:

    m8 you are on drugs 100% every game milner gives

    • Jay Wright says:

      Fair enough, Milner does give 100%. Unfortunately his 100% is just not good enough (for him to be a regular starter in the front 3 or midfield pivot of a good team).

  6. C says:

    The squawka stats provided make a mockery of your entire article… Wouldn’t give up your day job if I were you…

    • JD3 says:

      Agreed – this article is ridiculous. 4 goals and 5 assists is not bad at all for his position, the point in the season and in relation to the rest of the team. These stats don’t even take into account the work Milner does off the ball and the effect it has on the opposition (and LFC). He looks like he is a dog chasing his tail because he is relentless in his pursuit when pressing – he doesn’t give up if he doesn’t collect the ball the first time. This article is like a bad, unconsidered comments post. It’s kind of embarrassing.

  7. Ray says:

    To the author of this article Aaron Cawley don’t give up your day job whatever that is because sports jurno definitely isn’t for you. You haven’t got a clue about football mate.

  8. Pro Red says:

    Milner actually played both games against City & Chelsea.

  9. Maxy says:

    I am I right in thinking this is a comedy artical? Or is this “journalist” just incredibly bad? Funniest bit was when he compared his stats to Brad smith and Ojo smith came on against Southampton that were barly present when we were 4 or 5 up and smith and ojo’s other games were against a leauge 2 side. Let’s be serious for a min Lallana and Milner arnt play well enough admittedly but they both don’t stop running and are key parts to klopp’s system just need a better output.

  10. Jerry says:

    thumbs up…!!!ignore the criticisms…rest assured that you’re not alone in your views…milner offers industry but not creativity…henderson and milner should never play together as they offers the same traits in central midfield…we need a game changer in our central midfield…with klopp’s preference for 2 central midfielders as what he used to do during his dortmund days and emre can cementing one of the spots there, we need someone in the mould of xabi alonso for the other role… a deep-lying playmaker who could also defend…hence, both henderson and milner could actually be dropped as squad players instead and made dispensable as their style doesn’t actually fit klopp’s blueprint…they could be a backup for can but for 2 similar backups in a squad, it makes no sense to keep 2 high earners when the money could actually be more useful elsewhere…

  11. mchlshrwd says:

    This article is absolute drivel. Milner wasn’t brought in to be a creative spark or to replace goals we’ve lost, that’s the more responsibility of our more forward players of which we have a many. He was brought in for his experience and dynamism. He rarely makes mistakes, and works possibly harder than anyone else on the pitch. I’m a big supporter of Can, I have a lot of time for him but he gives the ball away incessantly. He could use a little break to sharpen up, and start finding his teammates feet.
    Also, I appreciate the use of statistics to support your argument, unfortunately however; they completely undermine it.
    Milner’s wages are offset by his free transfer, and he remains one of the more valuable additions in my eyes.

  12. Jay Wright says:

    Ibe and Ojo aren’t ready to be regular starters in the front 3 and Milner just isn’t good enough.

    It’s a pity that so many of our fans have such low standards that they’re happy with Milner’s performances this season.

  13. Morelli says:

    I’m sorry, but this is completely out of touch with reality. Not only do the stats show that Milner is our best central midfielder (given he has the best rating per 90 minutes in all the stats you posted), you compared him with a full back and an attacking midfielder/winger. That’s like saying Adam Bogdán is our best goalkeeper and then comparing him with Jon Flanagan and Christian Benteke.

    Not only that, might I remind you of something our great Shankly said: “A football team is like a piano. You need eight men to carry it, and three who can play the damn thing.”

    You can’t expect every single player in a team to be a highly skilled dribbler who will be effective every time going foward. Furthermore, I’ve never heard the Kop singing they wanted a team of Messis, yet strangely enough I distinctly remember something about a team of Carraghers. Milner is, not only, one of our most important piano carriers (alongside Hendo and perhaps Lucas & Can), but he is one of the few who can do both jobs. His main job is to be a pest, someone who will mark players all around the pitch, and offer a creative spark if it’s ever needed. To me, he does that brilliantly. He runs more than everyone else, he creates chances, he opens space, he marks players and he always – always – gives 110%. To say it is “time to say goodbye” is not only an insult to what our manager described as a “perfect professional” (mind you, he used the expression twice while talking about our squad – once for Milner, once for Henderson. Coincidentally, captain and vice captain), but it is also just completely out of touch with reality.

    • Think the piano piece is totally honest and quoted from a legend.. But for the writer of the original argument to undermine his point with bad stats just allows people that know less about a game where Jurgen Klopp has won honors, admittedly in another league, to pull you to pieces… I’m not suggesting some of your argument isn’t an honest opinion of what you see, however, how much damage would more teams do to us if we didn’t have that dog chasing his tail….

  14. Conor says:

    More nonsense, badly written. While I’m sure you were a massive advocate of pacheco back in the day, the reason Klopp isn’t going to throw in the kids instead of someone like Milner is they can’t offer a fraction of what he does overall. The kids might seem exciting but that’s only because we haven’t had the chance to see they’re limitations exposed, and while they could be good Klopp like any right minded individual doesn’t seem to think they’re ready. It’s the whole ‘Tiago Illori is our second best centre half’ argument again, which seems to have died down since Klopp like numerous other managers doesn’t seem to rate him, otherwise explain an overweight, geriatric Kolo playing ahead of him.
    The Anfield Index needs to excersise some serious quality control, with its podcasts, where nearly everyone these days sounds pretty much sub-Dave Hendrick (a frightening thought in itself) and its articles like this one which are repetative, reactionary garbage. There needs to be an understanding that while everyone is entitled to an opinion, not every opinion is well enough thought out to merit a spot on a podcast or an article

  15. Dee Bee says:

    I love how the author remarks about Miller’s 4 goals and 5 assists this campaign, yet when mentioning Lallana clearly misses the fact that he has 1 goal and 4 assists this year (a fluke goal might I add that recently and barely saved 2 points against Norwich). Shouldn’t this article be about how much of a waste Lallana has been since coming from Southampton? Miller adds so much to the squad, most of the confidence/ability in defence (he can’t do it all himself), and is appearing more on the scoresheet than Lallana, Sturridge, Benteke, AND EVEN Coutinho. His role is to provide confident defending and high pressure on attackers. His role is not to score goals and/or provide assists, yet he is amongst the team leaders in both departments. Stupidest article I’ve ever read from a Liverpool “fan”.
    Oh and BTW, don’t include a stats graph that COMPLETELY DISPROVES YOUR ARTICLE. Dumb wanker.

  16. Ray says:

    I think the writer is right.. Let me ask a question, can a player like milner get a slot into our 2004/2005 team.? Absolutely no, it is just because we have lost the Sense of the way we us to be. Liverpool is a very big club and we need a very big player.

    • John Glenson says:

      i think he might considering 05 was probably a worse all-round squad that got carried by a few great players (Gerrard, Alonso, Carra). I’d sure he would find a place on one of the wings for the always injured Kewell

  17. John Glenson says:

    Terrible article. You say this and that about Milner but don’t give any proof instead t you show how he’s actually been our most productive CM. Not only that how tf do you cal 9 direct involvements in goals (Goals+assists) in 22 for a CM bad. Some cm don’t even manage that in a whole season, if I’m not mistaken thats a team 3rd high after Firmino and (the other overly criticized player) Benteke.

  18. JT0891 says:

    Very poor article. The author obviously has nothing in common with football! Milner actually created more than any other LFC player.

  19. OzRed says:

    This post touched a nerve!
    I think he’s a hard working player that does a job. There are weaknesses though. For such an experienced player, he can give the ball away, especially late in games. I’ve also seen him give away costly and needless free kicks late in the game. He is slow and his free kicks/corners are very disappointing.
    His value to the team really depends on who else plays on the day. When Lucas, Can and Henderson start with him, we tend to be slow and this magnifies Milner’s weaknesses, along with theirs.

  20. Dave says:

    Milner should go…. But so should Henderson and Chan, both are similar to Milner and both can’t score to save their lives not to mention basic passing.
    Don’t even get me started on Lucas, what is he still doing at Liverpool I don’t know, send him to Norwich or WBA will ya!

  21. Rick Peterson says:

    Right after Hendo went down and Milner assumed the Captains role I thought his play was awful. Terrible passes, silly fouls, lousy defense and very few goal This phase lasted about six weeks. Lately I feel his play is improving although he would be better next to Hendo instead of up front. His passing is a little better and he is one of the few that can deliver a good cross albeit not often enough. His work rate is excellent. I wish he would quit taking corner kicks because his delivery is poor. Personally I feel this article is too harsh but I also think his play needs to be better and more consistent. If he fails to do that then maybe a better option is in order.

  22. Pro Red says:

    Well said about the piano bit, Im a fan of players like Milner they’re warriors. Admittedly he can be better but he’s been one of our more consistent players. If anyone deserves criticism it is Lucas Leiva, what the hell is he still doin at Liverpool? ?? He offers absolutely nothing and I’ve started to hate seeing in our midfield.

  23. Pro Red says:

    And Sakho….so overrated its shocking.

  24. Ed Kar says:

    So has this writer hung himself in shame yet?

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Updated: 2016-01-27 08:20:18