I'd expect you'd get the get the same response if she came from Miami, Stockholm, Paris or Sydney.
RAWK Goes Into Meltdown (2011/2012)
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I'd expect you'd get the get the same response if she came from Miami, Stockholm, Paris or Sydney.
I haven't had one since I was 13. But I just couldn't resist!
Maybe theres a Mickey Mouse Clubhouse marathon on Disney Channel and she got distracted.
this.pic is disturbing
...and they wonder why some call them 'victims'.
He's the only one that looked bothered, by doing what? Playing crap and giving the ball away constantly? What about Young and Welbeck who combined to score the only goal of the game, also the only good move the team put together in 90 minutes.
Please stop
He won the ball back apparently.
I love this.
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...e-back-to-liverpool-for-dalglish-7815101.html
Bitter, deluded, realistic. Then RAWK?
Brendan Rogers said:
I'm a bit worried about him. He actually understands that it's a cycle of realism...
They're not happy with us signing Kagawa (Page 10 onwards is when news breaks we're signing him)
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=268104.360
Previously to that page they were getting excited about the prospect of signing him
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=268104.360
Previously to that page they were getting excited about the prospect of signing him
Great response post to someone criticising us for signing Kagawa. Rare to hear such intelligence from a Liverpool fan.
In fairness a lot of the talk in the Kagawa thread is honest assessment.
I think they handled us signing Kagawa rather well to be honest.
Yeah that surprised me. They're even taking the piss out of themselves in terms of saying now he's shit etc. Boring
He won't last long then
Go back to the start when they were bickering about Liverpool moving from Dortmund to Liverpool being 'a step down'. Rofl
Someone needs to post that he cost us 1/3 of Andy Carroll's fee too.
But Andy Carroll cost -£15m don't you know?
Despite their dealing with him signing, this one was pretty funny from the earlier pages of the thread:
They live in an other world.
Every top player in the world would rather go to City, Chelsea, United, and even Arsenal and Spurs over them nowadays.
Every top player in the world would rather go to City, Chelsea, United, and even Arsenal and Spurs over them nowadays.
If I was a player who didn't speak English or German and I was offered the same amount by Dortmund and Liverpool, I think I would go to Dortmund. At the moment they are a bigger club with a brighter future.
Lol Dr Manhattan. Ban HAMMER.
They might have a brighter future, but Liverpool are a fae bigger club.
I suppose so; Dortmund have a bigger stadium, a better squad, a better manager and champions league football. However Liverpool do have a larger worldwide fan-base and a richer history. I'd still say Dortmund are a more attractive proposition for a player at the moment.
It's not even close, to be frank.
Premier League has the edge over Bundesliga though. That counts for a lot.
If Dortmund were playing in England, they may have had more pulling power than Liverpool at the moment. But as it is, not.
Play for a team who finished 8th in the PL, or for the German champions who are in the CL? The PL is not that far superior to the Bundesliga.
It puts things a lot closer than you are implying. Liverpool have more money to spend, and they do have a bigger "name" (although this is far less than it once was).
Personally I'd stay at Dortmund. But personally I'd rather have a lobotomy then play for Liverpool of course.
I approve of this, they need more encouragement to keep living in the past.
I know it is hard for us to be unbiased when talking about Liverpool's stature. But I honestly can't make myself say that Liverpool are now a 'bigger club'.
It's not the fan base it's not the history. It's the current situation of floundering for 3 or 4 years and not really looking like having a stonewall way back into the top four.
I'd argue Dortmund while not a 'bigger' club in general is probably a bigger and better prospect to join being that they are back to back champions and can offer CL football.
I don't know if there is a formula to work out how many years in mid table mediocrity before you're not considered a big club anymore. For all the history and verve of playing for Liverpool there is not much more they can offer than Dortmund right now.
I like to think of it as the 'Villa-Quotient'.
Curious if RAWK are bigging up next season based on their collective EURO selections including all those "great" English squad members.
There's a mass outcry in one of their threads when somebody rated Cabaye > Lucas. (Judging by the performances of last season I think)
They play different roles but I'd rather Lucas.
They're completely different players.
If you stuck Cabaye 5 yards from the two central defenders and told him to chase the ball all day he'd probably run out of gas through the half.
If you stuck Cabaye 5 yards from the two central defenders and told him to chase the ball all day he'd probably run out of gas through the half.
Well, it was only funny to me because Lucas has been out for a good amount this season, and Cabaye has been effective for Newcastle and they have done well. Sorry, thought this could be a potential 'Let's laugh at Liverpool' thing, but this one has fizzed out.
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