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原帖由 TAMTOM 於 2006-4-21 12:21 AM 發表
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Pongolle looks to anfield exit
he 21-year-old forward jumped at the chance to join Rovers towards the end of the January transfer window, in a move which paved the way for Robbie Fowler's comeback.
"Because I still live around Liverpool, people ask me when I am coming back," said the 21-year-old, who could return to the Rovers side for tonight's league clash at relegation-threatened Birmingham.
"But what happens with Fowler could have an impact. If Benitez signs two new strikers, I won't go back. It would be impossible.
"I'm 21 years old and I need to play. I want to play. It's difficult and frustrating when you are sat on the bench and not involved in a game.
"At Liverpool, even if I played well or didn't play well, I never knew whether I was going to play the next match.
"As a striker, that makes things really difficult in your head because you need confidence to score goals.
"So that's what I need - to start a game, enjoy my football and not think whether I am going to play the next match or not.
Pongolle claims Blackburn have approached his agent regarding the possibility of making his loan move permanent.
That is a situation he would be happy with, although he is refusing to nail his colours to any mast, despite enjoying his time under boss Mark Hughes.
"I know Blackburn have spoken to my agent about staying, which is good for me," added Pongolle, who has played seven matches for Blackburn, starting six.
"But nothing has been decided. I'm still thinking about my future as I face an important decision at the end of the season.
"Blackburn have at least given me a chance to play games, and under the manager, everything is different. He speaks to me more.
"I have played under a French manager in Gerard Houllier, a Spanish manager in Rafa, and now a British-style manager in Hughes. I feel it is a proper experience, and I have learned a lot.
"But I cannot forget there have been good moments with Liverpool. Last season was brilliant, and I have a lot of memories.
"When you meet the fans and they remind you of that, that's really important, particularly when you are not involved.
"But I don't want to just play the odd game here and there. I want more games to have more of an impact in the Premiership."
For now, Pongolle is determined to play his part in helping Rovers claim a European place for next season.
Although seven points behind fourth placed Tottenham, Pongolle feels they can still clinch a Champions League spot.
"If you look at the gap, it's not impossible," insisted Pongolle. "Anything can happen in football. Look at what happened to Liverpool last season in winning the Champions League. It shows how quickly things can change." |
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