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I have actually been to Liverpool....twice...
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Originally Posted by Stavros
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Back to footy.
Chelski draw tonight.
If the other teams win their game in hand,it's getting tighter.
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Originally Posted by The Piper
ooooo nice and tight!
i think stavvy baby meant that he is poossh and out of the city in a leafy suburb. like umm oxton errm etc. I guess. not jirkenheeeeeed etc ofc :DQuote:
Originally Posted by The Piper
that was my translation anyway. :D
Ooh, you are a one, Sammi! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by SammiValentine
Nowt to do with football, but those sunny avatars of yours are doing me a power of good... :dancing:
Squeaky bum time, as someone once said. Let's hope that Liverpool don't slip up at Fulham tonight. Fingers crossed.Quote:
Originally Posted by SammiValentine
A nice Riise oggy tonight to put us 2-0 up please fella!! You owe us one. :)
Tonight's oggy courtesy of the two-legged liability that is Kolo Toure. Still, a win's a win when everyone else is scraping draws. Just four points off the top.Quote:
Originally Posted by SammiValentine
Just out of interest Sammi, from the current resources, allowing for no injuries, what would be your first-choice back four?
So, let's get this right. Man City are big horses, Chelsea are little horses, and Liverpool are chihuahuas.
When did David Attenborough take over the Premier League?
And Tony Pulis is a meerkat.
Simples.
Transexuals love petite dogs that can fit in the palm of their hand. Rather like Steven 'Knuckles' Gerrard, who also likes things that fit his hand. Bow, wow.
johnson agger sakho flannoQuote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
but based on form would be hard to drop skrtyel.
is right :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
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Originally Posted by SammiValentine
HaHa,nice one Sammi.
Looks like I walked into that one! But where's the pooch?
In the cup, obviously. Derrr.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
It is custom at the club for the winning captain to keep a Chihuahua in the trophy.
Crazy Horse had two.
You mean in those trophies? This is an abuse of little dogs. I am writing to my MP.
Arsenal 2 Liverpool 1.
Terrific game of footie. Yes, Liverpool should have got a second penalty, but Gerrard should have got a second yellow too.
Sets Arsenal up for their game with Bayern, Liverpool can lick their wounds and focus everything on Champions League qualification.
Shouldn't that be, winning the Premiership,Robertlouis.;)Quote:
Originally Posted by robertlouis
One step at a time, don't jinx them!Quote:
Originally Posted by The Piper
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Originally Posted by robertlouis
First time in a long long time i can recall us clearly being the best side way at arsenal in the league... and the arsenal players saying how "relieved" and how good we are. anything can happen yet lids :D
Yep, fingers crossed Sammi. And also hoping that the core of the team - Gerrard, Coutinho, Sturridge, Suarez and Sterling - avoid injury, stay in form and stay out of trouble. I'll also be more comfortable when the back four is stronger.Quote:
Originally Posted by SammiValentine
Of course, this shows that the squad continues to be thin in key places. A few smart buys will be required in the summer.
C'mon Everton,Sunderland and Stoke today.
Swansea at home tomorrow.
You're right Robertlouis,Liverpool need a good spend this Summer.
But i don't think the owners will seperate.
And i think it's crazy Mr Potatohead is on a Million £££'s a month,more than the average person can dream of earning in a lifetime
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Originally Posted by The Piper
Arssholes :whistle:
David Moyes: 'I told Wayne he'd gone soft, now he has his hunger back'...and £300,000 a week, and no libel suits...we have a result.
All that money,and good looks aswell.
Hmmm...that hat might keep him warm in winter, but doesn't suit him...
Why is it that everyone persists in printing the weekly amount that footballers get paid? Let's declare Rooney's salary for the obscenity that it is: £15.6MQuote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
:):)
Olympiakos 2, Man Utd 0.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
That's another reason why not.
And Man Utd vs Liverpool looks like an increasingly intriguing fixture. I reckon that Rodgers' team need to take the same tack as they did against Spurs, Everton and Arsenal and simply overwhelm them in the first half hour.
There is clearly something wrong at Old Trafford. It was never going to be easy to replace Ferguson, but when players who know each other can't pass the ball or defend, or attack, you wonder what has happened to change their attitude. I was of the opinion that we needed to see how long Moyes could fail, in retrospect Ferguson could fail at the start because he had previously been successful with Aberdeen and had proven he could do the job. Although it seems to be against the culture of the club, I think the owners will look at the share price and the value of their asset, so it is only a question if Moyes survives to the end of the season. If they have a replacement lined up, Easter will be the time for sacrifice.
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Originally Posted by Stavros
Many a true word..... :dancing:
Some reports are saying that Moyes has lost the dressing room, never a good sign. Others that the Glazers are committed to the long term and Moyes is secure. Hard to know which is true, maybe both, for as long as those positions last.
S'hampton 0
Liverpool 3
Upto second :banana:
It's early days yet,i know.
Anyone here a Football Manager player? I bought FM 12 on sale last August and its taken over my life. If you play, what are some of your memorable moments?
I also wanted to pitch in on the United controversy. As a fan, I've been absolutely gobsmacked by how little thought was apparently invested in planning the transition from SAF to another manager. This should have been in the works for years, and Gill and Sir Alex shouldn't have been allowed to pass their respective torches in the same season. To me it really shows how blinded by nostalgia before the guy ever retired. I suspect we'll have to live in the past a bit longer. As for me, in FM 12 its now 2035 and I've already taken them on to win two more European Championships, and an eight year run of FA Cup wins ;) Now I've moved on to resurrecting Ajax.
Chelsea's comprehensive stuffing of Spurs this afternoon makes them favourites for the championship despite Mourinho's increasingly implausible denials.
It also makes it look like the current top four - Chelsea, Liverpool, Man C and Arsenal - have pulled so far ahead of the rest that they will almost certainly be in the Champions League next year. It's almost certainly beyond Man U to catch them now.
And an England team largely built around players from Liverpool and Southampton, yep, Southampton, might do well in Brazil.
we have a boss english spine at the mo with ibe, jordan rossiter(gerrard,barkely style and scouse) and lotsa other young english coming through.. i really dont care about the world cup though. just praying we miraculously win the league for gerrard. he deserves it. pleeeeeeeeeasssse pleasepleeeeeeeeeeeease.
How long till you admit moyes is wank and my preidictions many many months ago was spot on ?:D :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by Stavros
go on be a devill... do it do it. x