Nah, if anything the way we lost it in 2012 was more damning I think.
It was definitely one of the funniest though.
RAWK Goes Into Meltdown | 2013/14
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It was definitely one of the funniest though.
sorry to say, I agree with you
2012 was devastating. Our bad season this year is nothing compared to those few minutes of horror. David Moyes has contributed to us losing 2 Premier league titles. Had we held on to the 4-2 lead against Everton we would have won the title.
P.S I hope QPR never sees the Premier League again.
Not true.. Assuming City still won their remaining 2 games they'd have won on goal difference anyway.
Unless you're Barney.
Keegan and Newcastles unassailable lead still has the edge but this runs it close especially as they got it down to less than 5 games.
When Man United announced that Moyes had been sacked, a dark cloud literally covered Anfield. It was the end for them at that point. Had we sacked Moyes in October, they might not have finished in the top 4
Newcastle in 1996 was an appalling collapse; ours in '97/98 wasn't our finest moment either. As others have said, and what I alluded to earlier, the fashion in which we lost the title in 2011/12 still haunts.
However, Liverpool's this season is difficult to beat. The premature celebrations, the unmerited hysteria, the lack of self-awareness from practically EVERYONE at Liverpool when discussing the title race... it's just one massive nightmare from them that they'll likely never get over. I have the distinct feeling that this meltdown won't hit them properly until next March when they're nowhere near the title and they'll realise how close they were this season but bolloxed it up.
Que? Did you not read what I said immediately before that? Drawing at home to Chelsea would have made the goal difference redundant.
#daretodream
Remember that hashtag??
Remember that hashtag??
Don't mind QPR, It's the Sunderland supporters I hate. feckers were celebrating like they had won the league. Agree about the other bit, as bad as this season was it doesn't even compare to that day.
Just before the Chelsea game:
concerned RAWKite said:
concerned RAWKite said:
Nostradamus said:
We need an alternative PL Roll of Honour for all those 'better' teams.
I don't know what I should do to understand the scouse logic. Where does the better team notion come from? City accumulated more points, bettered 'pool on GD, had the better head-to-head stats, played in more competitions, won a trophy other than the PL. What were Liverpool better at?
fecking up
slipping up
screwing up
bolloxing up
ballsing up
to name but a few.......
Slip sliding away,
slip sliding away,
You know the nearer your premiership medal,
the more it's slip sliding away.
slip sliding away,
You know the nearer your premiership medal,
the more it's slip sliding away.
Close, but we have Arsenal, Newcastle and ourselves in competition for that. But I think between Keegans 'I would love it ...' and Stevie Me's 'Better not let this slip' it must be the funniest.
I think my favourite thing about it all is these new words they have adopted:
"We go again"
It's fantastic I can't wait to do it all again 
"We go again"
It's fantastic
I can't wait to do it all again "We go again."
They are so f*cking lame.
They are so f*cking lame.
I think my favourite thing about it all is these new words they have adopted:
"We go again"
It's fantastic
It's embarrassing for them for three reasons.
1 - It's not even a proper sentence.
2 - It's shit.
3 - It's really, really, really shit.
Hahaha
The thing is that I'm really not. They just don't feel like a team that were unlucky to be pipped to the post when they took their eye off the ball. It feels much much more like relief that they didn't fluke it after all their players hit a purple patch at the right time before fading away and really lacking the mental toughness to get over the line.
Next year is going to be really tough for them IMO. They'll be lucky to get anything other than a tough CL group and the added games is going to cause problems in the league as they will have to rotate much, much more than they did this season. They're going to really struggle to get into anything like the same rythum as they got into this season.
After a poor season where I think they'll drop out the top 4 once again, Suarez will leave and it'll be back to square one.
You can fecking quote me on it.
I think my favourite thing about it all is these new words they have adopted:
"We go again"
It's fantastic
The best thing about it was that they were all quoting it as if it were some brilliant, inspired line from their heroic captain that would go down in history once he had lifted the trophy.
And they wonder why they're an object of ridicule for the rest of the country,
Why are they always so dramatic!I saw this from Apr 20
Incredible scones...
That would we A laa
By that "logic", Liverpool also spent hundreds of millions, and therefore 'bought' second place. Maybe Everton are technically champions?
Well, if RAWK decrees it...
Well, if RAWK decrees it...
Is this marcosdeto from RedCafe?
yes
I didn't get the whole "Make Us Dream" thing. Surely they want their dreams to become reality? Surely that's the idea behind it? They can dream on their own. It doesn't work. It's just a meaningless pseudo poetic phrase.
Typical over dramatic bollocks.
Typical over dramatic bollocks.
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haha... that's amazing stats.
The Moyes effect is catastrophic for everyone, United, Liverpool, and Peps' team too. It's worse than Tsunami I believe.They can go feck themselves again.
This year's crossbar counts as goals table.
I presume this doesn't account for the goals set up by English players, or Liverpool's number probably drop quite a few more with assists by Coutinho and Suarez. Bizarre.
They're simply tweaking statistics to fit their agenda.
Eh, there's been a few. United 95, Newcastle 96, United 98, Arsenal 03, United 12, Liverpool 14 (could also add Chelsea 14).