Sally Cinnamon
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That's definitely a wind-up.
in fairness, a 1 nil loss away to the hostile crowd of rangers isnt a bad result. Liverpool will surely take them in the away leg on tuesday 16th october, 2012!
Well, he quite clearly is. How else can you explain Mario Gomez scoring something like 65 goals in 75 games since the start of last season, while Carroll has a grand total of 15 goals in the same period? Hehe."I really rate Andy personally. I think the 35m will turn out money well spent. I think he's a better talent than all of Berbatov, Dzeko & Gomez and went for a comparable price considering English player inflation."
Well, he quite clearly is. How else can you explain Mario Gomez scoring something like 65 goals in 75 games since the start of last season, while Carroll has a grand total of 15 goals in the same period? Hehe.
Record in all competitions. Gomez' record in the Champions League is quite good as well.Poorer oppositions in the Bundesliga?
Reading through the Andy Carroll thread:
"I really rate Andy personally. I think the 35m will turn out money well spent. I think he's a better talent than all of Berbatov, Dzeko & Gomez and went for a comparable price considering English player inflation."
which was met by
"Ridiculous comment, he's absolutely nowhere near the level of Mario Gomez, not even close."
Delusion at its best.
Record in all competitions. Gomez' record in the Champions League is quite good as well.
Say what you want about his finishing, but I've never seen a player in my 25 years supporting the club who makes something happen every single time he gets the ball.
He astounds me more and more after each passing game, several times a game. Some of the stuff he pulls off is bewildering.
I've never loved any Red more than Robbie Fowler, but Nando was close to God. But neither player had the ability to get me off my seat every time the ball got to him. Simply the most exciting Liverpool player I've ever seen.
Enjoy him boys and girls, God knows how long we'll have him for. Simply out of this world talent.
feck off norwich. You had like a 100 chances at OT and you score zilch. You get only one chance and you fecking score. I fecking hate it. feck off. feck off.
I give up. We outplayed them, we dominated them, we were all over them. If we didn't create chances, I
d have been pissed off with ourselves, but the way the other teams bow down to the likes of chelsea and manutd is cringeworthy. feck off.
In terms of actual results, how does Kenny compare to Roy Hodgson?
I don't think there's much of a difference to be honest. Remember, I mean in terms of results, before I'm lynched.
Again, we are only two or three top quality players away from having a serious go for the title.
Since the year I was born, this has been said mate.
Kenny is just 4 points above Woy to be fair. After outspending him by a good 100 million or so.
West Brom's record signing cost 1/7 of Andy Carroll, a sub, and he has since moved on.
Long? He's still with WBA. Unless by "moved on" you mean in terms of his progress?
Hodgson
Played 31 Won 13 Drawn 9 Lost 9 Win% 41.94
Dalglish
Played 34 Won 17 Drawn 8 Lost 9 Win% 50.00
This doesn't differentiate between League and Cup games, which might skew it a bit, but they're fairly similar. I'd expect Dalglish to be doing better considering he's had massive backing from the fans, the board, the players, whereas Hodgson had none of those.
but he's 2nd only to Messi in terms of "What the hell!?" moments when he gets the ball.
feck off norwich. You had like a 100 chances at OT and you score zilch. You get only one chance and you fecking score. I fecking hate it. feck off. feck off.
The usual defence of this is pointing out that Woy's stats are juiced by easy wafer cup games.
Still, though, for all the money and backing "KK" has had that must make uncomfortable reading for Liverpool fans/owners.
Hehe
Hodgson
Played 31 Won 13 Drawn 9 Lost 9 Win% 41.94
Dalglish
Played 34 Won 17 Drawn 8 Lost 9 Win% 50.00
This doesn't differentiate between League and Cup games, which might skew it a bit, but they're fairly similar. I'd expect Dalglish to be doing better considering he's had massive backing from the fans, the board, the players, whereas Hodgson had none of those.
but he's 2nd only to Messi in terms of "What the hell!?" moments when he gets the ball.