OBY’s End of Season Awards

OBY’s End of Season Awards.

Well, I’ve been gone for several weeks and now I’m back. You can expect weekly reports on the goings on at the club from the start of next season but for now I present to you. OBY’s first annual Liverpool FC awards.

Player of the season.

1. Fernando Torres. Apps: 47. Goals: 33.

2. Steven Gerrard. Apps: 52. Goals: 21

3. Yossi Benayoun. Apps: 48. Goals: 11

4. Ryan Babel. Apps: 49. Goals: 10

5. Sami Hyypia. Apps: 44. Goals: 4

Goal of the season.

1. Fernando Torres.

UEFA Champions League, Quarter Final 2nd leg.

V Arsenal.

2. Steven Gerrard.

FA Premier League. 11th August 2007.

Free kick against Aston Villa.

3. Fernando Torres.

UEFA Champions League, Group stage, Match day 6.

Against Marseille.

4. Ryan Babel.

UEFA Champions League, Semi Final 2nd Leg.

Against Chelsea.

5. Yossi Benayoun.

Carling Cup 3rd Round.

Against Reading.

Top 5 Games of the Season.

1. Liverpool 4-2 Arsenal (Aggregate Score: 5-3)

UEFA Champions League, Quarter Final, 2nd Leg.

Anfield.

2. Liverpool 8-0 Besiktas.

UEFA Champions League, Group Stage, Match Day 4.

Anfield

3. Liverpool 6-0 Derby

FA Premier League.

Anfield

4. Everton 1-2 Liverpool

FA Premier League

Goodison Park

5. Reading 2-4 Liverpool

Carling Cup, 3rd Round.

Madejski Stadium

Biggest Shocks of the 2007/08 Season.

1. Havent and Waterlooville reach 4th round of the FA Cup. Therefore going to Anfield where they lost. But not without scaring the reds first.

2. Barnsley knocks both Chelsea and Liverpool out of FA Cup. In all fairness it was an under strength Liverpool side. The same cannot be said for Chelsea.

3. No side in the top four won a domestic cup this season. Portsmouth lifted the FA Cup beating Cardiff City in the final at Wembley. Spurs won the Carling Cup defeating London rivals Chelsea in the final.

4. Chelsea finally beat Liverpool in a champions league Semi Final. With the help of a John Arne Riise own goal in the first leg Chelsea went to Moscow rather than Liverpool. And they lost.

5. Manchester City had a good season. Honestly, who saw that coming?

Well, I guess all that’s left to say is What a good season. Hopefully Rafa will sign new recruits and the Red Army can bring the Prem or Champions League back where they belong. Anfield.

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