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

Re: What does our club stand for?
« Reply #39 on: Yesterday at 08:32:52 PM »

'Liverpool FC is about spirit, comraderie, resilience, loyalty, nostalgia, honesty and above all, attractive & successful football. It is the antidote to tinny out of town stadia, prawn sandwiches, sad men in mascot costumes, silent spectators and sack 'em and stack 'em managerial merry go rounds'.
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If we could combine Rafa's defending knowledge with Brendans attacking tactics we would win the league for many years.

Another Liverpool Joint Managers?

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Still the most absurd thing I've seen from them :lol::lol:
 
Re: What does our club stand for?
« Reply #39 on: Yesterday at 08:32:52 PM »

'Liverpool FC is about spirit, comraderie, resilience, loyalty, nostalgia, honesty and above all, attractive & successful football. It is the antidote to tinny out of town stadia, prawn sandwiches, sad men in mascot costumes, silent spectators and sack 'em and stack 'em managerial merry go rounds'.

Yeah, stupid small teams with their stadiums made out of tin
 
If we could combine Rafa's defending knowledge with Brendans attacking tactics we would win the league for many years.

:lol: Even Fergie out of retirement, Pep and Mourinho couldn't win with that squad!
 
Another Liverpool Joint Managers?

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Still the most absurd thing I've seen from them :lol::lol:

Wait, what?

The guy on the right is Gerard Houillier. He was joint manager with Roy Evans.

He was relatively successful (6 trophies and a second place finish I believe), and it was largely the squad that he assembled that won the champions league in 2005.

Funny how amazing their fans are that they'd forget all about him yet write poetry about Rafa...
 
"If we could combine Rafa's defending knowledge with Brendans attacking tactics we would win the league for many years"

This. This is just classic fcking liverpool fan overreaching, deluded shite! Everything is always so exaggerated with them it's hilarious e.g. henchoz and hyypia although a good defensive pairing were immediately the 'best in europe' according to liverpool fans. Gerrard Mascherano and Alonso, albeit a good midfield 3 were again immediately the 'best in europe'. And this knobhead fan, not content with his silly little hybrid theory of Rodgers and Benitez immediately suggests that it would not only win them A league but instead dominate for many years. This Liverpool fans. This is why you are a bunch of twats. Your pathetic attempts to elevate your faded club with this grandiose statements.
 
To be fair, Dalglish was a very good footballer. He finished behind Platini one year for the European footballer of the year.
Keegan won it twice (but he had to go to Germany to do it)
And Michael Owen won it with them. Yay!! But they don't like him anymore.:(

If Luis Suarez wins it at Barca, he will be the second Luis Suarez to win it there.
 
To be fair, Dalglish was a very good footballer. He finished behind Platini one year for the European footballer of the year.
Keegan won it twice (but he had to go to Germany to do it)
And Michael Owen won it with them. Yay!! But they don't like him anymore.:(

If Luis Suarez wins it at Barca, he will be the second Luis Suarez to win it there.
Won the title with us though! Owen 1-0 Slippy Me.
 
Like a seahorse rising towards the ashes of Spacegoat Mario, Rafa & the Ex-Girlfriends have returned:

I feel kind of like how you feel when you dumped a girlfriend, but the pangs never go away once you realise what you had.
 
I want Rafa to come back. I bet Liverpool fans don't even want him back as then they couldn't keep dreaming of him coming back and conquering the world.

Rafa would come back, be completely underwhelming as standard, all Liverpool fans hopes and dreams would be dashed and the club would cease to exist.

Where would we get our fun from then?
 
Someone knows there shit,

Everton were big when I was a little lad, the days of Sheedy, Sharp and big Neville Southall. One of my best early memories was Norman Whitesides goal in the FA cup final winning it for ten man United. Everton havent been big since 1987 but yeah have been ever present in the league (thanks to the dodgy Hans Segers btw) Its a shame how they fell to mid table obscurity since then