Do it for Lucas

If we win the title or get the CL spot, who did we do it for? Was it actually Lucas?

I think it is realistically one thing:

1.) The fans

2.) The supporters

3.) Family

4.) Lucaaaas

So the question begs, did we do it for Lucas, the fans, the owners, the city, the polar bears, and why?

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The poll doesn't match the OP

 

Lucas, because he's boss la.

 

Cissokho

 

Those are my theories you lazy batard! The poll is if you think we will ever do it for Lucas. I think we will do it for one thing and one thing only..... Family, fans, supporters, Lucas.

 

Intriguing, is it his craft in his play? The crisp nature of his football?

 

That's 4 things?

 

Doing it, doing it, doing it for Lucas.

 

Back to school you. Those are all things one and one things Lucas.

 

I don't think we will do it for any one individual, we do it for ourselves. It will be nice to be able to dedicate a league win to the likes of Gerrard, Lucas, Agger, Skrtel, Johnson, etc; the old regime that represent the poor last few years.

 

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My answer overall was no

PS...although its all possibilities in the poll

 

Do we do it for the badger then? Rodgers said we do it for Lucas, so we do it for Lucas.

 

I think the question is, Bluff - Who do we trust?

 

What if we do it for Lucas but Lucas was one of the names in the envelopes

 

Lucas, always trust in Lucas. Beware the false Shepherd!

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He can only take you to the promised land.....

 

If Lucas is in one envelope, he would be in all three. #allin

 

Brendan Rodgers has labelled Lucas Leiva's approach to overcoming injury and the midfielder's subsequent efforts to force his way back into the Liverpool team as 'incredible'.
The Brazilian last started for the Reds during their pulsating 5-3 victory over Stoke City at the Britannia Stadium on January 12.

Six days later, at Anfield against Aston Villa, he took to the field as a half-time substitute, but was forced to withdraw in the 66th minute with a knee problem.

Scans confirmed the 27-year-old would be ruled out for a couple of months; however, Lucas made a strong and rapid recovery, returning for the U21s in early March.

He was back on the first-team's bench for the stunning 3-0 win over Manchester United at Old Trafford, playing the final four minutes of a truly unforgettable encounter.

Lucas has yet to retain a place in the manager's starting XI - but Rodgers insists the No.21 has maintained a first-class approach to the games regardless.

"I've got to say Lucas has been absolutely incredible in his attitude," he told the Liverpool Echo. "It's been hard for him because he played a high percentage of the games when he was fit and obviously then got his injury.

"The team has done really well in his absence. Steven in that role is a world-class operator. He has taken to it really well.

"The difference now is that rather than playing with two defensive midfield players we are playing with one. There is more emphasis on the attacking element. But I have to pay homage to Lucas because he's been first-class with his attitude and his work.

"He has made it known to me that he just wants to help whenever he's called upon - whether it's for one minute or 90 minutes he will be ready."

http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/latest-news/160445-boss-lucas-attitude-has-been-first-class

 

By the end of the season, Brod will have said it for every player

 

If we are doing it for Lucas then I have one question; why isn't Lucas allowed to play?