He was good in RocknRolla and 300.
Things I Like About Steven Gerrard
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His long range goals.
His red card against us in 38 secs is a recent favourite.
Oh God why haven't I seen this before
And yea, his slip that cost Liverpool the title, you got to love this man for that.
He's responsible, end of.
That was just glorious wasn't it? Regardless of the result it still would have been reasonably funny. But for his team to have been comfortably outplayed and then come on hoping to turn it around only to be instantly sent off.. just couldn't have been better.
In fairness he's one of the greatest players the Premiership has ever seen or ever will see, the best player never to win the league and a true professional. He is arguably the best midfielder of his generation. Every Club would want him in their team, and even though he plays for Liverpool I'd go as far as saying we all have a massive respect for him, both as a player and as a man.
I for one think that the Premiership will be a lesser place without him
Only joking he's a prick of the highest order who fecked up his only chance of winning the league, that's what the slippy cnut will be remembered for.
I for one think that the Premiership will be a lesser place without him
Only joking he's a prick of the highest order who fecked up his only chance of winning the league, that's what the slippy cnut will be remembered for.
He was one of the few complete midfielders when he was in his prime.
I like that he has as many Premier League medals as me, fair balls to him for that.
Totally agree (ignoring white text). As much as we've all loved to hate him, come on lads, he's leaving Liverpool and will never win the league, can't we show him a bit of respect now? He's been a superb player and ambassador for English football, it's going to be strange next season without him (to hate).
He's a one club player
He's a classy person on and off the pitch
He speaks out against diving
He gives great pre-game huddle-up pep talks
He's gives fantastic interviews
He once played alongside Paul Scholes
He's a classy person on and off the pitch
He speaks out against diving
He gives great pre-game huddle-up pep talks
He's gives fantastic interviews
He once played alongside Paul Scholes
His taste in music.
And his willingness to enforce it with violence.
And his willingness to enforce it with violence.
He handed in a transfer request (with only death threats stopping him from leaving) and yet he's managed to convince the entire media and most of the football fanbase he's 'loyal'.
Bravo, brava.
Bravo, brava.
I actually enjoy the irrational bullshite he inevitably brings out in scousers.
One of my favourites was when one RAWKite said something like "in a way, Gerrard winning no premiership titles makes him more special than Giggs."
That kind of comedy is almost priceless.
One of my favourites was when one RAWKite said something like "in a way, Gerrard winning no premiership titles makes him more special than Giggs."
That kind of comedy is almost priceless.
He gave us someone to hate? Pure unadulterated hate.
STARFISH
For someone who grew up watching various curly-haired scousers with a dodgy tash win the league seemingly every year, I can't really work up any strong feelings about Gerrard. He played for a team that was largely a sideshow throughout his career. Good player, occasionally a nuisance for United (most noticeably in 2010 when he was playing Chelsea) but, ultimately, so what?
He has screwed up England's chances a few times, though. That back pass against France in 2004, missing a sitter in that key qualifier in Moscow in 2007 and, of course, his heroics in Brazil last year, which is not really outweighed by "taking the game by the scruff of the neck" against Andorra. Meanwhile, Michael Carrick has less caps than Shaun Wright-Phillips.
He has screwed up England's chances a few times, though. That back pass against France in 2004, missing a sitter in that key qualifier in Moscow in 2007 and, of course, his heroics in Brazil last year, which is not really outweighed by "taking the game by the scruff of the neck" against Andorra. Meanwhile, Michael Carrick has less caps than Shaun Wright-Phillips.
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I'll never show him any respect..never!
Like quite a lot about him personally. Would loved to have seen him at United.
That one day the country will realise that England sacrificing Scholes for Gerrard was a massive mistake
He winds up all the nobheads who care just that little bit too much about football.
I'll always love Stevie for last season really. Two of the biggest cnuts of our generation both slipped on their arses at exactly the right moment, go figure..
I lost it at this.
His riveting interviews.
His love of Phil Collins
He's a slippery guy on and off the pitch:
He's great with kids:
And finally, his fantastic starfish impressions:
He's great with kids:
And finally, his fantastic starfish impressions:
He knows his place vis-a-vis the scouse underworld
I like the way that ultimately he will be remembered for his failure rather than anything he has actually won.
The fecking dirty Scouse cuntbag.
The fecking dirty Scouse cuntbag.
I think this is a Gerrard to Scholes assist.
But I'm not sure who its against. The timeline makes it seem like it was against Albania, in which case it wasnt Gerrard. 2:51
But I'm not sure who its against. The timeline makes it seem like it was against Albania, in which case it wasnt Gerrard. 2:51
He's highly rated by his current manager.
the greatest slam dunk. don't even have to play the clip. the defence rests
He came up with a better plot for his final year and a bit at Liverpool than any United fan ever could.
One man stood in the way of Liverpool winning their first Premier League title.
He didn't stand for long.
He didn't stand for long.