because of corrupt Whiskey nose who is also antichrist, corrupt FA and corrupt ref. Pfft
RAWK Goes into Meltdown 2014/2015 - The "We go again" Edition
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because of corrupt Whiskey nose who is also antichrist, corrupt FA and corrupt ref. Pfft
#conspiracy
There's nowt wrong with inventing an imaginary fan to have a completely embarassing and cringeworthy argument with. Not at all. Nope. That's what all sane people do.
To loose, never mind have, to freaking loose.
There's nowt wrong with inventing an imaginary fan to have a completely embarassing and cringeworthy argument with. Not at all. Nope. That's what all sane people do.
I remember reading that to the missus , with tears rolling down my face, and getting "the look".
Didn't one of their mods create an account to talk to himself with or some embarrassing shit and was caught? They're beyond parody.
Liverpool 0:0 Sunderland
Reality dawn on rawk that they are not going anywhere... ... again? (Full time thread 0-0 Sunderland) 
The first guy got banned
Yeah guys. We'll win feck all this season, but at least we have memories of winning feck all last season.
Hold on. He actually admitted it was fake! Then why post it? What did he prove?
I need to lie down.....
Lol.
Now that Moyes gone, I took heart in laughing at the scousers and in particular RAWK again ! Happy Times !
Popcorn and Cola. This gonna be good
Now that Moyes gone, I took heart in laughing at the scousers and in particular RAWK again ! Happy Times !
Popcorn and Cola. This gonna be good
some class stuff here.
I didn't know what a 'false number 9' was until we signed Lambert.
and
Yeah guys. We'll win feck all this season, but at least we have memories of winning feck all last season.
ahhhhhh
I didn't know what a 'false number 9' was until we signed Lambert.
and
Yeah guys. We'll win feck all this season, but at least we have memories of winning feck all last season.
ahhhhhh
Have they complained about the ref yet?
bang out of order...
Didn't Sunderland have a good pen about turned down? You've got to love their delusion .
must be all those Sterling dives that were not awarded they are complaining about....
0 - 0. So no commentary this week.
Not even "toothless upfront" jokes? Disappointing.
Two shots on target in the entire match.
God they are so annoying. That Sterling dive was BLATANT but they are all like "fecking corrupt FA trying to keep us down", "the game is corrupt to try and get UTD back to the top" etc. Its like they say the same shit so much that they just believe it now. Its like they have blinkers on and just can't see reality.
You should be happy when you hear that stuff, as it means things are getting back to normal
The Force is strong in this one...
Well we scored 2 vs Asnl with only 1 shot on target so anything is possible!
To be fair their manager made quite clear Sterling is not a player that dives or goes down easily, he is adamant there was contact but not enough for a penalty, they are just following their manager's lead.
It seems this guy has his priorities messed up.
This is the Alternative Premier League.
This is the Alternative Premier League.
I like the way typing 'rawk' into Google produces a suggested search of 'rawk meltdown'.
Great stat
Not RAWK but strong delusion
Not RAWK but strong delusion
Such a wonderful child like quality to this post in the 'next five games' thread. Basically took two goals off last year and it seemed to work for the previous games, wonder what happens whe he projects forward.....
zabadoh
Re: How many points would you expect in the next 5 league games - 2014/15 edition
« Reply #290 on: November 24, 2014, 04:33:22 AM »
Given that we're scoring an average of about 1.5 goals less per match compared to last season, and our defense is performing at about the same level as last season, here is what our next 11 matches (all of which we won last season) look like with 2 goals subtracted from our score each match from last season's equivalent results:
For example, our next match is home against Stoke. Last season we won this match 1-0. Subtract 2 goals for -1-0, account for the minimum score of 0, and the prediction is a 0-0 draw.
Predict D Liverpool 0–0 Stoke City
Predict L Leicester City (Norwich City) 2–1 Liverpool
Predict L Liverpool 0–1 Sunderland
Predict W Manchester United 0–1 Liverpool
Predict W Liverpool 3–1 Arsenal
Predict L Burnley (Fulham) 2–1 Liverpool
Predict L Liverpool 2–3 Swansea City
Predict W Liverpool 3–1 Leicester City (Norwich City)
Predict D Sunderland 1–1 Liverpool
Predict D Aston Villa 0–0 Liverpool
Predict W Liverpool 2–1 West Ham United
So how did this predictive method perform against matches that have already happened? Not the actual final score, just W, L or D
Predict L Liverpool 0–1 Southampton (actual W 3-1) wrong
Predict L Manchester City 2–0 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct
Predict W Tottenham Hotspur 0–3 Liverpool (actual W 0-3) correct + score match!
Predict L Liverpool 0–2 Aston Villa (actual L 0-1) correct
Predict L West Ham United 1–0 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct
Predict W Liverpool 2–0 Everton (actual D 1-1) wrong
Predict W Liverpool 2–1 West Bromwich Albion (actual W 2-1) correct + score match!
Predict W QPR (Cardiff City) 3–4 Liverpool (actual W 2-3) correct
Predict D Liverpool 0–0 Hull City (actual D 0-0) correct + score match!
Predict L Newcastle United 2–0 Liverpool (actual L 1-0) correct
Predict L Liverpool 0–2 Chelsea (actual L 1-2) correct
Predict L Crystal Palace 3–1 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct + score match!
So, just subtracting 2 goals from our score from last season's equivalent result correctly predicted the WLD in 10 out of 12 matches, and correctly predicted the score in 4 out of 12.
« Last Edit: November 24, 2014, 04:57:14 AM by zabadoh »
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“It's impossible,” said Pride. “It's risky,” said Experience. “It's pointless,” said Reason.
“Give it a try,” whispered the Heart. - Ken-Obi
Also later he admits that's he's superstitious and so having worn the shirt when liverpool lost, he'll never be able to wear it in public again, one less FKW walking the streets, such a shame
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Re: How many points would you expect in the next 5 league games - 2014/15 edition
« Reply #290 on: November 24, 2014, 04:33:22 AM »
Given that we're scoring an average of about 1.5 goals less per match compared to last season, and our defense is performing at about the same level as last season, here is what our next 11 matches (all of which we won last season) look like with 2 goals subtracted from our score each match from last season's equivalent results:
For example, our next match is home against Stoke. Last season we won this match 1-0. Subtract 2 goals for -1-0, account for the minimum score of 0, and the prediction is a 0-0 draw.
Predict D Liverpool 0–0 Stoke City
Predict L Leicester City (Norwich City) 2–1 Liverpool
Predict L Liverpool 0–1 Sunderland
Predict W Manchester United 0–1 Liverpool
Predict W Liverpool 3–1 Arsenal
Predict L Burnley (Fulham) 2–1 Liverpool
Predict L Liverpool 2–3 Swansea City
Predict W Liverpool 3–1 Leicester City (Norwich City)
Predict D Sunderland 1–1 Liverpool
Predict D Aston Villa 0–0 Liverpool
Predict W Liverpool 2–1 West Ham United
So how did this predictive method perform against matches that have already happened? Not the actual final score, just W, L or D
Predict L Liverpool 0–1 Southampton (actual W 3-1) wrong
Predict L Manchester City 2–0 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct
Predict W Tottenham Hotspur 0–3 Liverpool (actual W 0-3) correct + score match!
Predict L Liverpool 0–2 Aston Villa (actual L 0-1) correct
Predict L West Ham United 1–0 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct
Predict W Liverpool 2–0 Everton (actual D 1-1) wrong
Predict W Liverpool 2–1 West Bromwich Albion (actual W 2-1) correct + score match!
Predict W QPR (Cardiff City) 3–4 Liverpool (actual W 2-3) correct
Predict D Liverpool 0–0 Hull City (actual D 0-0) correct + score match!
Predict L Newcastle United 2–0 Liverpool (actual L 1-0) correct
Predict L Liverpool 0–2 Chelsea (actual L 1-2) correct
Predict L Crystal Palace 3–1 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct + score match!
So, just subtracting 2 goals from our score from last season's equivalent result correctly predicted the WLD in 10 out of 12 matches, and correctly predicted the score in 4 out of 12.
« Last Edit: November 24, 2014, 04:57:14 AM by zabadoh »
“It's impossible,” said Pride. “It's risky,” said Experience. “It's pointless,” said Reason.
“Give it a try,” whispered the Heart. - Ken-Obi
Also later he admits that's he's superstitious and so having worn the shirt when liverpool lost, he'll never be able to wear it in public again, one less FKW walking the streets, such a shame
It's so frustrating. We should be at least 10 points clear of these clowns now not after the next two games!
Such a wonderful child like quality to this post in the 'next five games' thread. Basically took two goals off last year and it seemed to work for the previous games, wonder what happens whe he projects forward.....
zabadoh
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Re: How many points would you expect in the next 5 league games - 2014/15 edition
« Reply #290 on: November 24, 2014, 04:33:22 AM »
Given that we're scoring an average of about 1.5 goals less per match compared to last season, and our defense is performing at about the same level as last season, here is what our next 11 matches (all of which we won last season) look like with 2 goals subtracted from our score each match from last season's equivalent results:
For example, our next match is home against Stoke. Last season we won this match 1-0. Subtract 2 goals for -1-0, account for the minimum score of 0, and the prediction is a 0-0 draw.
Predict D Liverpool 0–0 Stoke City
Predict L Leicester City (Norwich City) 2–1 Liverpool
Predict L Liverpool 0–1 Sunderland
Predict W Manchester United 0–1 Liverpool
Predict W Liverpool 3–1 Arsenal
Predict L Burnley (Fulham) 2–1 Liverpool
Predict L Liverpool 2–3 Swansea City
Predict W Liverpool 3–1 Leicester City (Norwich City)
Predict D Sunderland 1–1 Liverpool
Predict D Aston Villa 0–0 Liverpool
Predict W Liverpool 2–1 West Ham United
So how did this predictive method perform against matches that have already happened? Not the actual final score, just W, L or D
Predict L Liverpool 0–1 Southampton (actual W 3-1) wrong
Predict L Manchester City 2–0 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct
Predict W Tottenham Hotspur 0–3 Liverpool (actual W 0-3) correct + score match!
Predict L Liverpool 0–2 Aston Villa (actual L 0-1) correct
Predict L West Ham United 1–0 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct
Predict W Liverpool 2–0 Everton (actual D 1-1) wrong
Predict W Liverpool 2–1 West Bromwich Albion (actual W 2-1) correct + score match!
Predict W QPR (Cardiff City) 3–4 Liverpool (actual W 2-3) correct
Predict D Liverpool 0–0 Hull City (actual D 0-0) correct + score match!
Predict L Newcastle United 2–0 Liverpool (actual L 1-0) correct
Predict L Liverpool 0–2 Chelsea (actual L 1-2) correct
Predict L Crystal Palace 3–1 Liverpool (actual L 3-1) correct + score match!
So, just subtracting 2 goals from our score from last season's equivalent result correctly predicted the WLD in 10 out of 12 matches, and correctly predicted the score in 4 out of 12.
« Last Edit: November 24, 2014, 04:57:14 AM by zabadoh »
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“It's impossible,” said Pride. “It's risky,” said Experience. “It's pointless,” said Reason.
“Give it a try,” whispered the Heart. - Ken-Obi
Also later he admits that's he's superstitious and so having worn the shirt when liverpool lost, he'll never be able to wear it in public again, one less FKW walking the streets, such a shame
That is an utterly new level of psychosis. So many unanswered questions. How did he pick out the arbitrary number 2 out of thin air? What the feck is a -1-0?
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