Sassy Colin
Death or the gladioli!
Of course theres already a petition
https://www.change.org/p/kenny-dalg...-line-technology-in-liverpool-v-man-city-game
Liverpool fans are fags
Of course theres already a petition
https://www.change.org/p/kenny-dalg...-line-technology-in-liverpool-v-man-city-game
Liverpool fans are fags
I looked at his tweet history and think he's genuine, but obviously a complete loon.I'm not sure if that is a troll or a real scouser. If the latter then what an ungrateful prick.
Game at Goodison is a win. Everton always bend over for them.Getting twitchy because they know they've a history of bottling it.
Ultimately, they entered the second half of the season as clear favourites, and were riding a massive, massive high. They got through a tough CL group with a crucial win in the last game, and hit the halfway stage of the league season 7 points clear, unbeaten, and had won 8 games in a row. Going into the City game they had the opportunity to go 10 points clear with 17 games left, extend their winning run to 10 games, and were looking at their next 5 games being Brighton and West Ham away, and Palace, Leicester, and Bournemouth at home, while City have to host Arsenal and Chelsea, so would hope to extend their lead further, or maintain it at the very least.
Had they won last night, they'd have pretty much wrapped up the title. Now that cushy run of fixtures has just that little bit more pressure on it, especially with the three games following including trips to Old Trafford and Goodison.
I don’t think we’ll beat City (they’ve got a great record at Old Trafford recently, frustratingly enough) but I fancy us to beat Liverpool at home.Game at Goodison is a win. Everton always bend over for them.
We'll do them at OT though, but we'll also beat City at OT too.
They bend over at Anfield, but Goodison isn't always as straightforward. They've won just one of their last 6 league visits there, and that was 1-0 courtesy of a 94th minute winner.Game at Goodison is a win. Everton always bend over for them.
We'll do them at OT though, but we'll also beat City at OT too.
We usually do both of them once a season. I reckon we'll get one over both of them by the end of this season too - maybe we'll do City in the FA Cup or the CLI don’t think we’ll beat City (they’ve got a great record at Old Trafford recently, frustratingly enough) but I fancy us to beat Liverpool at home.
Seriously how do you always have this stuff at hand. Do you do quick research or are just a football knowledge diety?They bend over at Anfield, but Goodison isn't always as straightforward. They've won just one of their last 6 league visits there, and that was 1-0 courtesy of a 94th minute winner.
I tend to remember things like "Liverpool haven't had great success at Everton in recent years" but will quickly google to check how many seasons that covers. I did remember the late winner though. #MemoryManSeriously how do you always have this stuff at hand. Do you do quick research or are just a football knowledge diety?
It’s impressive. Keep up the good work, your posts are one of the better things about this forum xxxI tend to remember things like "Liverpool haven't had great success at Everton in recent years" but will quickly google to check how many seasons that covers. I did remember the late winner though. #MemoryMan
Started by King Kenny Dalglish. Are We sure it's not one of us who started this?Of course theres already a petition
https://www.change.org/p/kenny-dalg...-line-technology-in-liverpool-v-man-city-game
Wouldn't put it past them (pool) to create a petition like this with that name.Started by King Kenny Dalglish. Are We sure it's not one of us who started this?
That's the thing, we all did look in our hearts and each one of us has a small black spot where the hatred for that scummy club lives.Liverpool fan on talksport last night couldn't fathom why neutrals wouldn't want Liverpool to win the league. "look in your heart" he said trying to reason with Cundy and Goldstein, who quickly shot him down. "LOOK IN YOUR HEART"
Guardian said:There is no disputing what happened at the Etihad on Thursday. Or at least not beyond crazed conspiracists who within hours of the final whistle were already talking about shadows and angles and the grand anti-Liverpudlian plot that is geometry.
Independent said:Liverpool inflicted on City the idea that they might just be the better team. Still four points to the good, that margin will sustain them once the disappointment of this mugging in Manchester has left them. City were ran out of shape in the first half here, ragged under the weight of the red swarm. From somewhere City rediscovered enough of their best to take the lead against the run of play and nick the winner on the break. It was a novelty to see City sweat like journeymen.
sooooooo.......it was a moral victory?A 'neutral' journalist wrote the following:
What a shit article. City were the best team for about 70 minutes of that game. Can't name a single Liverpool player who stood out.A 'neutral' journalist wrote the following:
Well yes. Since Liverpool is the "neutral's" team, of course all balanced and unbiased neutral articles would read like a fan's wet dream.A 'neutral' journalist wrote the following:
Most neutrals do not want Liverpool to win it. It’s only the media that want the scouse to finish top.Well yes. Since Liverpool is the "neutral's" team, of course all balanced and unbiased neutral articles would read like a fan's wet dream.
I'm well aware. All "neutrals" I know dread the prospect of Liverpool winning it.Most neutrals do not want Liverpool to win it. It’s only the media that want the scouse to finish top.
Someone who wants Liverpool to win.I am going to start a thread on 'neutrals', wtf is a 'neutral'?
Someone who wants Liverpool to win.
That's brilliant. Also extremely close to the mark for me on the home counties in the 80s line.I'm well aware. All "neutrals" I know dread the prospect of Liverpool winning it.
Actually this Squires piece sums it up quite hilariously. And the comments are worth a read too. Gives you a sense of what the neutrals actually think.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...all-and-liverpool-dominant-run-premier-league
No such thing as 'neutral' among football fans.I am going to start a thread on 'neutrals', wtf is a 'neutral'?
Exactly, but the media seems to be obsessed with them.No such thing as 'neutral' among football fans.
The BBC Sports has an article on its homepage with the title "Why first defeat will not knock Liverpool's title belief".Exactly, but the media seems to be obsessed with them.
Anyway, a thread will appear in due course.
it was written by Mark Lawrenson. This is a man who if his match predictions were correct would see Liverpool go undefeated for two seasonsThe BBC Sports has an article on its homepage with the title "Why first defeat will not knock Liverpool's title belief".
They're desperate for Liverpool to win this season. The love-in is disgusting.
Fixedit was written by Mark Lawrenson. This is a man who if his match predictions were correct would see Liverpool go undefeated for ten seasons
Bloody hell Those liverpool fans as players
First I thought this was a bit much, a bit on the nose. Then I realised I cheered for City that night and it all made complete sense
What in the name of good fcuk was that person watching?A 'neutral' journalist wrote the following:
Is that Ole in the back?
Rejoice!Lovren's been doing interviews again...so that's Liverpool's title challenge over.