RAWK Goes into Meltdown 2014/2015 - The "We go again" Edition

I know its fun to laught at liverpool etc but at the moment I get bring myself to do it. Why? Because we'll get exactly the same thrashing by Chelsea and City.
 
Ruht said:
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Not sure if this goes here, but I imagine those lot made it. Talk about delusion.
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poisson said:
I know its fun to laught at liverpool etc but at the moment I get bring myself to do it. Why? Because we'll get exactly the same thrashing by Chelsea and City.
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I think you should be immediately ban-hammered for despicable gutter-level disloyalty.

(I don't really)


and 'Live in the Present', we might not :wenger:.
 
can someone post souness' reaction to the shirtswapgate...It was Hilarious.... :lol::lol:
 
The sleepy giants may have woken up
But soon we'll out of every cup
The stage is set for Rodgers' quest
Unemployment will be next
 
poisson said:
I know its fun to laught at liverpool etc but at the moment I get bring myself to do it. Why? Because we'll get exactly the same thrashing by Chelsea and City.
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Look at the title dummy, we're not laughing at Liverpool, we're laughing at RAWK.
 

Wonder how will this go down? Oh mario! You were supposed to be their cantona.!
 
vidal7 said:

Wonder how will this go down? Oh mario! You were supposed to be their cantona.!
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Cant blame him really, the only reason you buy a Ferrari is so you can go unnoticed and blend in with the public, especially in Liverpool.
 


With Brenton not doing well right now and benitez doing badly with Napoli, could we see the Tfsw return ? Surely brenton wont get the sack, but will Rawkites turn on him if they dont finish top 4 and benitez is available?
 
Mali_Zeus said:
What is up with those people. I mean, is it as if they're not well. Its not the city or the water cause Everton fans are not that crazy.
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Not too sure about that. The ones I know are pretty mouthy considering their lack of success
 
vidal7 said:


With Brenton not doing well right now and benitez doing badly with Napoli, could we see the Tfsw return ? Surely brenton wont get the sack, but will Rawkites turn on him if they dont finish top 4 and benitez is available?
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Definitely. Here's to hoping.
 
Parry Gallister said:
Erm, Brendan is batman, or something.

Familiarity can sometimes be a trick of the mind. Know something for long enough and it's capacity to surprise seems to disappear while never vanishing completely. The capacity to change for the better is always there and while the challenge to simply maintain becomes ever greater, let the rest of them be duped into underestimating again.

In emerging from nowhere they became larger than life. Expectations were exceeded in a way that went above what most would have ever dreamt of. No longer was the idea of a nineteenth title consigned to the shadows. Challenging for the title wasn't new for this team but it was new for this team. This is all part of a story that's been told over and over. An old story for a new generation.

So how do you reignite the fire for a conflict that everyone seems to known inside and out? For most it won't take much. Off the field there has already been a lot of work in trying to breathe new life into that which we think we already know while maintaining that which worked so well. With the right attention to detail, a vision can be made reality. Only then can you take the kind of heritage that comes with LFC and make it your own.

Some interpretations don't work at all. When you have an entity that is so ingrained into popular culture that it becomes very clearly defined – by those who like it and those who don't – then there are parameters to work within. Even in those circumstances it's possible to be unique while maintaining that which people know. In certain hands however, these marks can be missed so much so that the end result then becomes like a parody of that which it once stood for. Roy Hodgson did for Liverpool what Batman and Robin did for cinema. In this instance, Brendan Rodgers has a little more of the Christopher Nolan about him.

Legacies are defined by what's left behind, long after the aspects that established it are gone. If everything crumbles to dust the moment that it's architect is gone, then the foundations weren't quite strong enough in the first place. The truly great can stand the test of time. At Anfield, those foundations have been rocked to the core over the last decade. At last there appears to be something with which we can build greatness upon.

Tomorrow will see the start of a new chapter. The third part of Brendan Rodgers' tenure at the helm. Year one gave us an introduction to this new incarnation, then came the much lauded sequel. Does the closing chapter of this trilogy end with Steven Gerrard lifting the Premier League trophy? We'll are thirty eight games and another emotional roller-coaster ride away from finding out.

Early previews suggest that hope is lost. More will have to be found. The stakes are higher now. There's a storm coming. Isn't that always the way? A resurgent Manchester United and a buoyant Arsenal; coupled with Chelsea and Manchester City whom Liverpool fought so hard last year and suddenly the rogues gallery appears very full.

Also, this time the battle will be as much internal as it is external. History doesn't get rewritten all that often. Every miskick and every dropped point will summon forth his name. Speak of the devil and he shall appear. He was once was the bane of Premier League defenders up and down the country; this time he will be Liverpool's reckoning.

For those on the outside looking in, Luis Suarez's departure will cast a great shadow over the club. He was born in the darkness after all, we merely adopted him. With that also comes the idea that last year was a fluke. Steven Gerrard and Brendan Rodgers won't be wallowing in a pit of despair, looking on as all their hard work is destroyed. There are bigger challenges that inevitably await, that must be met head on.

“Why do we fall?” asks Michael Caine's Alfred, in a voice just the right side of parody. “So that we can learn to pick ourselves up” comes the self supplied answer. It's a theme that echoes not just on the screen but as we strive to come up against whatever problems there are in our daily lives. A nice sentiment definitely - but also massively incorrect.

Ultimately there has to be a reason behind that fall in the first place. Simply continuing to stand isn't enough. Avoiding mistakes is as advantageous as learning from them. As far as Liverpool are concerned, such sentiments serve a dual purpose. Standing up in the face of adversity is more than honorable enough but this time around it's more about not letting anyone push them to the ground in the first place.

Whatever story there is left to tell and whatever ending we have yet to arrive at, everything looks much different now than when it started. In football it's often said that it's the hope that kills you. On the screen it was said that “there can be no true despair without hope”. That might be the way it felt in the immediate aftermath of the Chelsea and Crystal Palace games, but certainly not what those on Matthew Street would have said at 2am after the Newcastle game.

Faith can be poisonous when it is blind and unwarranted. But placed in the right hands and it will be rewarded. This team has just given us a season that even without a defining piece of silverware is unlikely to fade into the memory. Continuing in the same manor and trophies will not be far behind. There were not only incredible victories but the sheer scale and method of them, the likes of which we'll be looking forward to seeing again this year.

Maybe we've seen it all. Maybe we just think we have. Maybe the best is yet to come. Maybe they've given us everything. Well, not everything. Not yet.

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=315714.0

I don't even...
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Sweet mother of christ. The most overly-sentimental, desperate group of supporters in human existence. Terrifying stuff.
 
The-Natural said:
Sweet mother of christ. The most overly-sentimental, desperate group of supporters in human existence. Terrifying stuff.
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I love this bit particularly:

“Why do we fall?” asks Michael Caine's Alfred, in a voice just the right side of parody. “So that we can learn to pick ourselves up” comes the self supplied answer. It's a theme that echoes not just on the screen but as we strive to come up against whatever problems there are in our daily lives. A nice sentiment definitely - but also massively incorrect.
 
It's a shame so many of them seem to be turning against Balotelli so early. I was hoping the false hope would have dragged on a bit longer.
 
Silent_Running said:
I love this bit particularly:

“Why do we fall?” asks Michael Caine's Alfred, in a voice just the right side of parody. “So that we can learn to pick ourselves up” comes the self supplied answer. It's a theme that echoes not just on the screen but as we strive to come up against whatever problems there are in our daily lives. A nice sentiment definitely - but also massively incorrect.
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"For those on the outside looking in, Luis Suarez's departure will cast a great shadow over the club. He was born in the darkness after all, we merely adopted him"

This is also gold. :lol:
 
They love Rafa. Is a petition to bring him back far away?

If we could combine Rafa's defending knowledge with Brendans attacking tactics we would win the league for many years.
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But I never thought I would still miss the man after this time. I'm over Carra, Suarez, Torres etc in a few weeks/months, but I still ''grieve/pine'' whatever, for Rafa. I can't understand myself as much as anything else!
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Whatever has Rafa done at Napoli, I am 100% sure he would not have lost 3-0 to this Real Madrid
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No, instead he lost 2-0 to Young Boys.
 
The DailyMail are really ripping into Liverpool these past few days:

United in talks with Valdes over move to Old Trafford after free-agent keeper refused to go on four-day trial at Anfield:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...alks-Manchester-United-Old-Trafford-club.html

Real Madrid went easy on Liverpool... Modric admits the Spanish giants were saving themselves for Barcelona
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ol-Luka-Modric-admits-thinking-Barcelona.html

Mario police probe: Liverpool striker 'threatened' woman who photographed his £240,000 Ferrari with police called to Manchester estate
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...d-woman-photographed-240-000-red-Ferrari.html
 
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