RAWK Goes Into Meltdown (2012/2013)
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Colin, losing it would imply he had it in the first place.
and the classic "player for player, we're great..."
Pretty much - Liverpool simply needed someone to bang in the goals. They were ridiculously wasteful last season which is why Dempsey would have been a good deal, if only a stop-gap of sorts in the long-term - but someone who could get 20 goals with the correct support, for £6m, is a good deal for any club that needs simple goals.
Spurs, for example, need a striker too, but couldn't get what they needed, so getting Dempsey is the next best thing.
We should loan Macheda to Liverpool 
Not Kenny's fault!
Thread's moving way too fast for me to keep up
What's the point. If they win tomorrow, which is quite possible, then it'll all be "CL here we come!"
'A bastion of invincibility'??? Hahahaha. And also hahahahahaha.
*sticks a tenner on Liverpool to win Euro 2016*
Gerrard false 9?
They tried to get into Euro 2012 but Ferguson and his henchmen wouldn't allow it. Conspiracy la YAWN
My friend thinks Allen will be the next Xabi.
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As do plenty of other Liverpool fans and some pundits.
breach of human rights
"[...] Napoleon had that idea. [...]"
Fair play to Shanks, mate, he could talk a good game. Not so good in a tank though.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/ar...-revealed--TV--Nick-Harris.html#ixzz25IikKyg7
Has this been covered on there?
Has this been covered on there?
How can we watch this documentary?
It sounds gold, pretty much the worst thing a self-respecting club could involve itself in (apart from condoning racism etc). The fallout on RAWK and elsewhere should be amazing.
It sounds gold, pretty much the worst thing a self-respecting club could involve itself in (apart from condoning racism etc). The fallout on RAWK and elsewhere should be amazing.
A rawk live commentary thread would be amazing.
King Kenny's face when he gets sacked will be gif gold.
King Kenny's face when he gets sacked will be gif gold.
Tenner says Gerard is subtitled for the Americans.
It started just before the FA Cup Final, which they thought they had already won. It was supposed to be a documentary showing the return of Liverpool, instead it seems to have captured the inevitable conclusion to the biggest P.R. feckup in their history.
Why don't you do a double with Carragher?
Gerrard: Liverpool close to title challenge
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has hit back at Sven Goran Eriksson's suggestion that he needs to leave the club in order to win the Premier League.
Eriksson, who managed Gerrard during his spell as England boss, was quoted on Tuesday saying, "I don't begrudge a good guy like Steven winning the Premier League. But maybe he needs to change clubs if he wants to win that title."
However, Gerrard insists Liverpool are closing on being a title-challenging club, having reached the final of both the League and FA Cup last season. However, they have taken just one point from their first two league matches of this campaign, following Sunday's 2-2 draw with Manchester City.
"Hopefully before I hang my boots up I can realise the dream of winning it - but I'm also realistic as well," Gerrard said on Sky Sports News.
"I don't think we're miles away. Of course we have to be realistic, we finished eighth in the league last year but we got to two major cup finals which shows we can compete with anyone on our day.
"If we find a better level of consistency we can find ourselves higher up the table than last year."
Brendan Rodgers has backed Gerrard's view, saying: "I think Steven, over the years, has had a number of chances to leave here, and he's always felt that this was a club where he could still win it. He's still got a number of years left in his career and we hope we will fight for it.
"We understand how difficult it's going to be, but I think he'll still feel that the dream is here. I don't think he needs to move anywhere."
Liverpool started their league season with a 3-0 defeat at West Brom, although there was more encouragement for Rodgers and Gerrard in the performance that brought a 2-2 draw against champions Manchester City last Sunday.
Rodgers added: "This is a club which will go through difficult moments. But his dream is to win the Premier League with Liverpool, and I - along with everyone else at the club - will fight for our lives to try to make that possible.
"He's an iconic figure for this football club. His status - everything he's gained in the game - has been through Liverpool Football Club. He's won every major honour you could possibly win at this club. And obviously there's one missing that he will want to fight for the rest of his career to win here.
"Thankfully with Steven, he's realistic as well. He knows the reality. He's not misguided. Sven obviously had his reasons for saying what he said. But I'm delighted with Steven's contribution. He's been brilliant since I've been here.
"I've seen in from the outside, but from working with him, as a man and as a player, he's a wonderful role model for everyone here. So let's see if we can fight to win it ourselves, and hope that he can stay here and be a real ambassador for the club."
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard has hit back at Sven Goran Eriksson's suggestion that he needs to leave the club in order to win the Premier League.
Eriksson, who managed Gerrard during his spell as England boss, was quoted on Tuesday saying, "I don't begrudge a good guy like Steven winning the Premier League. But maybe he needs to change clubs if he wants to win that title."
However, Gerrard insists Liverpool are closing on being a title-challenging club, having reached the final of both the League and FA Cup last season. However, they have taken just one point from their first two league matches of this campaign, following Sunday's 2-2 draw with Manchester City.
"Hopefully before I hang my boots up I can realise the dream of winning it - but I'm also realistic as well," Gerrard said on Sky Sports News.
"I don't think we're miles away. Of course we have to be realistic, we finished eighth in the league last year but we got to two major cup finals which shows we can compete with anyone on our day.
"If we find a better level of consistency we can find ourselves higher up the table than last year."
Brendan Rodgers has backed Gerrard's view, saying: "I think Steven, over the years, has had a number of chances to leave here, and he's always felt that this was a club where he could still win it. He's still got a number of years left in his career and we hope we will fight for it.
"We understand how difficult it's going to be, but I think he'll still feel that the dream is here. I don't think he needs to move anywhere."
Liverpool started their league season with a 3-0 defeat at West Brom, although there was more encouragement for Rodgers and Gerrard in the performance that brought a 2-2 draw against champions Manchester City last Sunday.
Rodgers added: "This is a club which will go through difficult moments. But his dream is to win the Premier League with Liverpool, and I - along with everyone else at the club - will fight for our lives to try to make that possible.
"He's an iconic figure for this football club. His status - everything he's gained in the game - has been through Liverpool Football Club. He's won every major honour you could possibly win at this club. And obviously there's one missing that he will want to fight for the rest of his career to win here.
"Thankfully with Steven, he's realistic as well. He knows the reality. He's not misguided. Sven obviously had his reasons for saying what he said. But I'm delighted with Steven's contribution. He's been brilliant since I've been here.
"I've seen in from the outside, but from working with him, as a man and as a player, he's a wonderful role model for everyone here. So let's see if we can fight to win it ourselves, and hope that he can stay here and be a real ambassador for the club."
I can't really see any of the contenders wanting to sign Gerrard, apart from City just to show everyone that they can sign Gerrard.
Is that real? Wasn't Gerrard admitting that he will probably never win the league a few days ago?
He's doing a Mitt Romney
Another great display of big bren's tiki taka revolution today, will tune in here later for a good evening's entertainment.
It will be the owners' fault for not replacing the goal machine that is Andy Carroll.
Their cup final is in a couple of weeks. That's all that really matters.
'Premier League fixtures 1st/2nd September':
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=297134.800
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=297134.800
So we get a last minute winner and they get trashed by Arsenal.
I have feeling a lot of Scousers will mumble about the injustice of the world in their sleep.
I have feeling a lot of Scousers will mumble about the injustice of the world in their sleep.
breach of human rights
Amnesty International is already on the case I've heard.
Are you serious? I'm sick of hearing it, said it when we had Ronaldo and Rooney at the same time, then when Ronnie left we became a one man team with Rooney. Now we've got Rooney and RVP, we're still a one man team? Morons.
Its always the same. I honestly couldn't care less about comments like that now. Every year we are a one man team but our one man keeps changing.
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He left out 'YAWN'.
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