RAWK Goes Into Meltdown | 2013/14

[fishfingers15]

Apparently, Liverpool fc's official twitter handle re-tweeted a suggestion for playlist by some twitter bloke. The songs were 'Come fly with me, 'Always look on the bright side of life, 'I like to move it move it'. in succession.

The original tweeter has a history of Munich related goading tweets. Make of that what you will. Liverpool PR machine is like an old Ford Anglia. Stuttering.

 

[Earthquake]

It's all over the twitter thread.

 

[ghaliboy]

It's all over the twitter thread.

In the caf's twitter thread?

 

[Earthquake]

Yeah, lot of talk about it, and a screencap.

 

[The Don]

I've seen the original tweet, whoever is running the LFC twitter, knew exactly what was being said and replied in kind. I'm 100% certain. Scum. What this current crop of players, managers, and fans have done to the name of a once very respected club, is nothing short of scandalous. It must be a horrible time for any decent Liverpool fan.

 

[fishfingers15]

Some RAWK Wanker

I'm worried about the injuries, and I'm worried about fatigue, and I'm worried about the mentality. Hopefully some of the younger players learned a lesson against Notts County. I'm certain that Moyes will be looking to break his personal Anfield hoodoo, and we will need physical and metal toughness to get a result on Sunday.

If we beat them, then it inflicts a psychological wound on that team, that manager. Even at this early stage of the season it opens things up for a four, five even six horse race for the title.

It does, doesn't it? It's a title decided at Anfield this Sunday.

 

[ghaliboy]

 

[That'sHernandez]

Some RAWK Wanker



It does, doesn't it? It's a title decided at Anfield this Sunday.

It's nice that they always try to finds ways to make themselves feel relevant.

 

[dumbo]

opening up a 6 horse race? That would be doing Everton a favour surely.

 

[SteveJ]

Sock and Awww:

We have the chance on Sunday to be the catalyst for Moyes' demise as their boss.

I sincerely hope we take it. I shit you not ladies and gentlemen, Sunday marks a watershed in their and our season. We win, we go 3 in 3 and top of the league, their performance on Monday looks even more like the Moyes debacle it truly was, and knives from Salford to Sly Sports shiny studios will be sharpening to plunge into Golom's back.

We lose, Moyes overcomes a massive mental block, they overtake us in the league, Rodgers still can't beat a top team and our squad looks as threadbare as it has in decades.

The risks and rewards for this game are cataclysmic, there must be no tackle shirked, no chance wasted, no pressure not applied. Gerrard must be at his brilliant best, Sturridge must be viciously clinical, Coutinho must be mercurial and majestic. Our defence must be vigilant against the RVP threat (for he is their only threat), and Shrek must be teased and wound up to the point where he continues to play like the selfish bastid he is and probably gets sent off.

The crowd must be raucous, the hatred must seep into every one of their players before they've kicked a ball. They must know before they even come out of the tunnel that now is the time we draw our line, now is the time we tell them we're back. For too long they've got away with murder under the drunkard's stewardship. Now under this trophyless ninny (the Charity Shield doesn't count, he even said it himself) they are just a normal away team coming to Anfield ready to have 3 points plucked from their limp and soulless branches.

It's our time now. From Mignolet to Aspas, every one of our new signings must understand what it means to play for this club. No longer second best, no longer European outcasts, but a sleeping giant fed up of having it's nose tickled and ready to unleash a full torrent of its power onto anyone who stands in its way.

It's Shock and Awe time people.

Move out of the way Manchester United. Or be destroyed.

 

[Earthquake]

Sock and Awww:

 

[SteveJ]

they are just a normal away team coming to Anfield ready to have 3 points plucked from their limp and soulless branches.

Treemendous.

 

[Buchan]

Oh, man. They never let up, do they?

 

[One Night Only]

They really are deluded aren't they? Hope we fecking smash them 12-0.

 

[One Night Only]

Treemendous.

I don't think we should even travel, it's already in the bag for them, just give them the 3 points and our lads can have a break.

 

[SteveJ]

We're doomed:

Very interesting stat from Rodgers today: Utd (38) only have two league points more than LFC (36), since we last played them.

 

[That'sHernandez]

Sock and Awww:

That one has to be a wind up

 

[One Night Only]

Would be interesting to see the fixtures/results between then and now.

 

[Earthquake]

Aye, not even worth taking RvP out of his protective case for this one.

 

[thegregster]

We're doomed:

Surprised he didn't count shots that hit the post.

 

[Earthquake]

Surprised he didn't count shots that hit the post.

77 Per game.

 

[Revan]

Sock and Awww:

I have such a feeling that this post will be remembered along the '...and Mr. Ferguson cannot do nothing about it'.

 

[Red Shorts]

I'm trembling in my boots now

 

[The Man Himself]

Sock and Awww:

Has to be wind up.

 

[SteveJ]

And just a sidenote, if any Man Utd fans are reading this and going to the game a bit of respect from you lot about the man above [Bill Shankly] wouldn't go amiss, he helped you lot out after Munich, so behave yourselves.

^This^

One of Sir Matt’s greatest friends was Bill Shankly, the great Liverpool manager. I guess many Manchester people may not realise that Liverpool football club sent five players to Manchester United after that terrible tragedy so that they might continue fulfilling their fixtures. These were great men with a sense of community who, along with Jock Stein, were born within 15 miles of each other. These were men from mining communities who knew how groups of men worked together and how teams were built. And who also knew about suffering, in the way that mining villages did in those days.

(BBC)

 

[One Night Only]

That should happen. But there'll be a few fans out for something else, especially after Liverpool knacking up with that tweet the other day.

 

[thegregster]

^This^

One of Sir Matt’s greatest friends was Bill Shankly, the great Liverpool manager. I guess many Manchester people may not realise that Liverpool football club sent five players to Manchester United after that terrible tragedy so that they might continue fulfilling their fixtures. These were great men with a sense of community who, along with Jock Stein, were born within 15 miles of each other. These were men from mining communities who knew how groups of men worked together and how teams were built. And who also knew about suffering, in the way that mining villages did in those days.

(BBC)

Also he had great things to say about Sir matt.

 

[fishfingers15]

Fergie was one of the first to send his support through whatever means after Hillsborough. Never stopped you cnuts from booing him, did it?

If there's something arranged for Shankly, I'm sure our lot will not do anything to sabotage it.

 

[Shark]

Two wins in a row at Anfield would be fecking epic. I'd love another controversial win too, just to rub it in. Then again, every time we win there's always something for them to moan about.

 

[Revan]

It would be cnutish for us if we sabotage anything that has to do with Shankly.

Anyway, if there happens to be Munich/Hillsborough chants (hopefully not) it is because there is a group of idiots (minority) in both parts of the fans. It will have nothing to do with that tweet from LFCtwitter or with Shankly.

 

[That'sHernandez]

It would be cnutish for us if we sabotage anything that has to do with Shankly.

Anyway, if there happens to be Munich/Hillsborough chants (hopefully not) it is because there is a group of idiots (minority) in both parts of the fans. It will have nothing to do with that tweet from LFCtwitter or with Shankly.

There's going to be Munich & Hillsborough chants, unfortunately.

 

[MrMarcello]

We're doomed:

---Very interesting stat from Rodgers today: Utd (38) only have two league points more than LFC (36), since we last played them.---

And another interesting stat: United (1) only have one more league titles than LFC (0) since we last played them.

 

[20solskjaer]

And another interesting stat: United (1) only have one more league titles than LFC (0) since we last played them.

 

[NoLogo]

 

[17 Van der Gouw]

Sock and Awww:

This post...this fecking post

It sums up RAWK in just a few paragraphs really; delusions of self importance, grandeur and the ability to even remotely influence who will finish in the top three. He tries hard to make it sound like Ferguson leaving has magically transformed the champions of England into a team of no hopers, it's pathetic and hilarious at the same time.

 

[Antisocial]

From Mignolet to Aspas, every one of our new signings must understand what it means to play for this club. No longer second best, no longer European outcasts

Even there they flatter themselves

Hopefully all the Shankly tributes go through without incident - I have no interest in any pathetic cheap shots on such matters.

 

[Brightonian]

They're always at their hilarious best before the United fixture.

That post definitely reminds me of 'there's nothing you can do about it Mr Ferguson.'

 

[Revan]

They're always at their hilarious best before the United fixture.

That post definitely reminds me of 'there's nothing you can do about it Mr Ferguson.'

Yep:

I have such a feeling that this post will be remembered along the '...and Mr. Ferguson cannot do nothing about it'.

 

[Fiskey]

This is quite disturbing:

 

[alastair]

I've got to the point where I'm actually sick of RAWK and don't even find it funny, just depressing.

I know it's all been said before, but the delusion and just general self-obsessiveness is astonishing. They could be having a general discussion about, say, Benzema, with some intelligent and thoughtful posts, and then someone will come in and say 'yeh, well Sturridge is already close to him' and then they'll have a stupid debate about the two players being comparable because of X ridiculous reason.

They also infuriate me for the simple reason that they just don't watch any other football except their own team, which is fine, but when they start making comments about other players when they clearly haven't watched them, it gets really annoying.

Prime example - Koscielny is a poor defender, I read that there today. Now you might rate him highly or just decently, but given he's been our best defender for about two years now and has been very solid at least, it's ridiculous to say he's poor. That view comes exclusively with the example of 'see what he did in the league cup final.' Guess what guys - that was three years ago! That's the last time they saw him play, probably. And if someone makes that point, someone will respond 'wind your neck in, he's not close to someone like Agger,' and then they'll set off on a debate about how world class their own player is again.

The forum is a disaster.

 

[Earthquake]

Koscielny, has the odd "what the feck did he do that for" moment, but he's generally a great player.

Still, how can you blame them, their minds are a little off kilter, not wining the league for donkeys despite always having the best manager, players, superior tactics, and strongest spirit, it's breaking them. It makes no sense. None. Poor little twats.