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Luis Suárez
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) was joined by comedian Ali Woods to look back at the best and worst moments of a rollercoaster season with the annual United Hour Awards.
Has Ten Hag been sacked yet? We're not sure and we hope not, but it's looking more likely as the days pass.
Who should replace him and why is it taking so long to make a decision?
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Origi looked very good on World Cup (haven't seen him before) but I think that you need someone who is ready to replace Suarez immediately, not someone who needs time to develop. I think that on Sterling and Coutinho you have two fantastic talents, but you need some experience there (together with Sturridge). Sanchez would obviously be ideal, but I don't know if you can get him. Shaqiri would also be a very good signing and won't cost that much. I have the same reservation for Markovic as for Orini, talented player but won't be the solution immediately.
Still on Lovren and Moreno you will considerably improve your defense. The weak point will be Johnson, but Sakho, Lovren and Moreno are pretty good.
I've been welcomed to RAWK and there are plenty of United supporters there.
Yep, I am a part time RAWKite and there are a few United supporters there. It isn't near as bad as the legends say.
I gave up worrying about United after their 7th or 8th Premier title. I simply enjoy engaging with United fans on Liverpool related topics. We got a good glimpse last season of what will happen on here though should Liverpool do the unthinkable & eventually end our long wait for a league title. It bordered on suicidal. We've been through a 20 year pain barrier. Question is, how will you handle it should you go a while without winning a title ?Unlikely. With Suarez gone the party is over.
I think you will find its you who worry's too much about United. You don't find me posting on one of your horrible fan boards.
Cole is a good idea - and would give our youngsters time to develop whilst not affecting their long term chances of making the first team.
Brad Smith in particular is a good prospect at left back.
It won't be long before Flanagan replaces Johnson. Good points overall.
Origi rumour is he will be loaned straight back.
Most Liverpool/United banter on there is decent, and there are a lot of good posters on RAWK. As ever sensible debate depends on the quality of the posters, on both sides.
Origi will be loaned back immediately. He's nothing to do with Suarez.
I doubt anyone as bitter & twisted as you would survive long on a Liverpool forum. But there are a lot of people on both sides of the fence who can debate without spewing bile & vitriol when it comes to discussing the opposition.
Yeah, the only problem is that they don't have a newbie system to filter shit posters which results with some posters to try to prove that they are good posters by posting shit nonsense against United. However, with the relaxed newbie system redcafe will probably have the same problem on the near future.
Yup. Some very bad ones either on 9 likes or have been promoted recently. Myself included
Thought the newb system was a smart idea, definitely should be a equirement for many other forums I know of. But ultimately, I'm sure, it's harder to have a successful one these days since you can exercise your pleasure for verbal diarrhea throughout the web now
How has it been relaxed?
Easier to get promoted.
Ah right, how many likes did it used to be to get promoted?
How did you get promoted with 4 likes in 22,000 posts?
No idea. One of the admins said recently that they were fast tracking people through promotion.
It is easier to get promoted these days. Before it was with 15 likes, now it is with 10 (obviously, you can get direct promotion without getting all those likes, but that was before too). These days you see a lot more posters getting promoted, and the 2014 generation on general has been very poor. You also see quite a few recently promoted posters getting banned soon after they get promotion. Also, before you rarely saw people getting promoted with only a couple of hundred posts or so, but now that has become the norm.
Yeah, it keeps most of the bad posters outside of it and it prepares other posters what to expect here.
Actually, you may be the only one which I remember with username from 2014 posters and I think is a good poster.Yup. Some very bad ones either on 9 likes or have been promoted recently. Myself included
I have 4? Since when? I used to be in the minus.
Thanks, although I think that may be due to the low standards people have for the 2014 promoted postersIt is easier to get promoted these days. Before it was with 15 likes, now it is with 10 (obviously, you can get direct promotion without getting all those likes, but that was before too). These days you see a lot more posters getting promoted, and the 2014 generation on general has been very poor. You also see quite a few recently promoted posters getting banned soon after they get promotion. Also, before you rarely saw people getting promoted with only a couple of hundred posts or so, but now that has become the norm.
Yeah, it keeps most of the bad posters outside of it and it prepares other posters what to expect here.
Actually, you may be the only one which I remember with username from 2014 posters and I think is a good poster.
.I'm fine when I don't have to hear the accent
The Scouse accent is so bad. Everyone there just sounds common.
This is where discussion and debate just turns into prejudice.
OK my post was a bit offensive I suppose - apologies.
A Liverpool fan finding prejudice on a United board. I am sure this has come as a huge shock to you.
To be fair, Lance does have a point, PickledRed. Don't come to a Utd supporter's forum expecting Utd supporters to say nice thing about Liverpool the team, city or people.
Go through all my posts. Never do I engage in gutter-based point scoring regarding stereotypes and prejudice.
I expect a certain level of antagonism towards Liverpool and the fan base but when the discussion gets moronic about accents it's moved from debate to obnoxious invective. It's also incredibly glib, which is my fault for engaging with such stupid commentary.
I expect a certain level of antagonism towards Liverpool and the fan base but when the discussion gets moronic about accents it's moved from debate to obnoxious invective. It's also incredibly glib, which is my fault for engaging with such stupid commentary.
Cheer up, la. Next year is your year.
You could always, you know, leave?
Everyone needs to chill out and have a normal debate. Violators will be ejected from this thread without warning.
We all could, but that's not really in the spirit of this or any quality forum, is it?
If I joined a forum and quickly discovered that the content was not to my liking, I would leave. Maybe that's just me.
Anyway, Suarez, huh. Club makes an ass of themselves defending him, costing Kenny his job, and now he goes and forces himself out. After trying to join Arse last year. What a scumbag.
I agree. But as the majority of content here is to my liking I feel no incentive to leave.
If Liverpool get £70 odd million for him then he can be roundly regarded as a fantastic signing given his initial fee and his level of performance and contribution to the development of players around him such as Sterling and Sturridge. I know the narrative on here veers towards deep rooted dislike, but if he played for your team and played like he did over the past two years I'm pretty sure United fans would view him similarly.
As irritating as it may seem, Suarez will be remembered with fondness by Liverpool fans which I know will likely encourage calls of moral outrage from a high and mighty few. But so what...
It is not irritating in the slightest. It is rather amusing, actually. The guy pisses in your face and you still won't say a bad word against him.
He's just been player of the year and widely regarded as the league's best player. He couldn't have done more for Liverpool's unlikely title challenge. I hope more Liverpool players p*ss in my face in such a way.
I didn't see many United fans amused by Suarez's influence on Liverpool's form last season. In fact, the chief concern now (and the past year) seems to be that he leave Liverpool rather than how he behaves. The faux sanctimony is yawn-inducing. This stuff is primarily tribal and not to do with morals and how he has "treated" Liverpool - as if you care about such things.
You need to learn to speak for yourself, and not conveniently assume things which - surprise, surprise - suit your argument. Not everyone here is rabidly anti-Liverpool; not everyone puts football rivalry first.
So do I.
I find it funny that you worship him, irrespective of what he does. If I were in your position, I would hate him. I suppose that is where we differ.
I think my analysis is accurate quite frankly, which is why it suits my argument. If I didn't think that I wouldn't propagate such an argument.
I do? Ok.
It isn't an analysis - it's a hunch. Anyway, generalisations rarely equate to facts.
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