Liverpool have at last adapted to life without Luis Suarez, with Joe Allen going as far as to suggest Brendan Rodgers' side may even be better now. Afterfrom ESPN FC News http://ift.tt/1BgEvjP
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Liverpool have at last adapted to life without Luis Suarez, with Joe Allen going as far as to suggest Brendan Rodgers' side may even be better now. After
from ESPN FC News http://ift.tt/1BgEvjP
Liverpool have adapted to Luis Suarez's Barca transfer, says Joe Allen
Montag, 23. Februar 2015
Liverpool have at last adapted to life without Luis Suarez, with Joe Allen going as far as to suggest Brendan Rodgers' side may even be better now. Afterfrom ESPN FC News http://ift.tt/1BgEvjP
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