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Unless you're United - we just make them better.
Yorke
Saha
Valencia
Young
etc etc...
Bruce
Pallister
Ince
Irwin
Keane
Sheringham
Rooney
Van Der Sar
Smalling
Jones
etc etc...
Unless you're United - we just make them better.
Yorke
Saha
Valencia
Young
etc etc...
Could potentially be in the bottom half by tonight.
Sewelly is a class act, and it's all the more impressive given that he can't even see the keyboard he's typing on due to his enormous, naked beer-belly.
Sewelly is a class act, and it's all the more impressive given that he can't even see the keyboard he's typing on due to his enormous, naked beer-belly.
Sewelly is a class act, and it's all the more impressive given that he can't even see the keyboard he's typing on due to his enormous, naked beer-belly.
No. We need to win THAT game mate.
Rightly or wrongly you can see the whole team is petrified of being injured or suspended for this game.
That's why I'd just play the Kids (And Doni of course). Players aren't going to get stuck in and risk something - so no point playing them. You can bet if our full team start then the referee will get a couple of bent Reds out. Nailed on mate.
Do Refs Favour United?
If a cricket team was persistently the beneficiary of ludicrously favourable decisions from match officials there would be an investigation into betting patterns and corruption. As a matter of urgency something needs to be done re: officiating at Manchester united home games. Or have we got so used to this over the last 20 years that it doesn't warrant further attention?
We know betting is not the issue here but this pattern of bizarre refereeing behaviour over the last two weeks (and two decades before that) is the result of weak officials fearing the wrath of a large home crowd and Ferguson post game, which creates natural and powerful bias. This must be worth 10-15 points per season.
This is an incredibly difficult issue to tackle. If we don't address it I'm afraid our league championship is losing any residual credibility it had. I'll admit that I'm bored by it.
Mark, LFC
1980s Liverpool star Gary Gillespie has revealed that when Kenny Dalglish managed the Reds the first time around, the legend learnt that football shouldn’t be over complicated.
Gillespie was part of the multiple-trophy winning side of 1988/89, and the former defender said that while Dalglish was player/manager at Anfield, he preferred a simpler format of coaching.
"When I say this to people they’re amazed: In 8 years at Liverpool, the days we were actually coached I can count on one hand. We were just told to go out and play,” he said.
"At times, the game becomes a little bit too technical and...I think formations sometimes go out the window. Ultimately, with good players in the side...that know the game, and know exactly what they’re doing...they'll find their positions.".
"You’ve got to have a structure to work with, but too much is made of it. Within that structure you’ve got to have license, and think since Kenny’s come in, he’s given them a bit more license to express themselves".
So does this explain the complete lack of a game-plan, or direction, even?
Certainly explains the lack of a plan B when things aren't going well.
"Do better!" is hardly an inspirational shout from the bench.
Back in their heyday, they had the players to overcome any lack of tactical nous; now, they don't & are struggling, accordingly.
Kenny took over probably the best team in Europe at the time, won a few league titles while leading the team into a gradual decline and jumped ship before it got really bad leaving Souness to take charge of a sinking ship and forever be the one blamed for the downfall. Not that a Liverpool fan would ever admit this.
Honestly, the PL should only have 3 CL spots this year. Any of the contenders for 4th are going to be trampled on. Whoever finishes 4th this year won't make it past the group stages.
Kenny took over probably the best team in Europe at the time, won a few league titles while leading the team into a gradual decline and jumped ship before it got really bad leaving Souness to take charge of a sinking ship and forever be the one blamed for the downfall. Not that a Liverpool fan would ever admit this.
They're on a new level of bitter over there, aren't they? This season has been gold.
Lets play a game of guess the liverpool striker!
ANSWERS TO INBOX! NO SPOILERS!
I love Andy@Allerton's "Shove Fourth..." thread at the beginning of the season, saying how Liverpool should be going for top spot.
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=278905.0
Tempted to sign up just to bump that.
I love Andy@Allerton's "Shove Fourth..." thread at the beginning of the season, saying how Liverpool should be going for top spot.
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=278905.0
I don't want 4th. I would sacrifice 4th for a trophy because nothing beats winning a trophy, whether that be the League Cup or the Champions League.
judging by the teeth it looks like Suarez
Killer_heel's got his/her wish
Anything less than...
PL:38 W:38 D:0 L:O GF:200 GA:0 PT:114
...should be viewed as a complete failure
Manchester United won fecking 5 games all season away from home. This league is fecking anybodys
RAWKitis has spread to the mailbox at Football365
Do Refs Favour United?
If a cricket team was persistently the beneficiary of ludicrously favourable decisions from match officials there would be an investigation into betting patterns and corruption. As a matter of urgency something needs to be done re: officiating at Manchester united home games. Or have we got so used to this over the last 20 years that it doesn't warrant further attention?
We know betting is not the issue here but this pattern of bizarre refereeing behaviour over the last two weeks (and two decades before that) is the result of weak officials fearing the wrath of a large home crowd and Ferguson post game, which creates natural and powerful bias. This must be worth 10-15 points per season.
This is an incredibly difficult issue to tackle. If we don't address it I'm afraid our league championship is losing any residual credibility it had. I'll admit that I'm bored by it.
Mark, LFC
Unintentionally hilarious and tragic...just like my fashion sense:
'How Kenny Dalglish turned a six-game losing run into glory':
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=292133.0
Shouldn't really be giving that A@A psychopath the publicity. He obviously gets off on it.