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I'm sure he didTo this day, I am convinced he did this on purpose. There is no other explanation.
I'm sure he didTo this day, I am convinced he did this on purpose. There is no other explanation.
They definitely stole it from somewhere.That "Mancunian Candidate" comment is actually quite smart for RAWK.
They must have seen it somewhere and copied it.
Funnily enough thay were exactly like that in the '60s and there was no such thing as RAWK in those days. Always the victim when they lost.They’d say the same about Pochettino or whoever else we appointed. They say we’re shit when we’re good. There has never been anything positive said about Utd over there. It’s not a discussion forum it’s a Liverpool FC propaganda machine. At RAWK, Liverpool are always the best team with the best players who get done over by the refs. Utd are always shit. Always. Even in 2008 after Moscow we were “shit” despite winning the double. Scholes was overrated. Allison is better than De Gea. Klopp is the best manager in the world despite only winning two titles in a shite German league. Giggs was crap. Evra was a liar. Fergie was an average manager who brainwashed refs and the media into letting us win. All Utd fans come from London despite tonnes of 1980s glory hunting scouse cnuts being from Basildon and Oslo. Look at our very own forums, do we actually have a Liverpool fan that’s from Liverpool?
They’re a cult, they’re insecure mentalists over there. The whole of the footballing side of the internet laughs at rawk, even the Liverpool sites.
Always, always take their ‘opinion’ with a huge pinch of salt. They’re incapable of saying anything positive about Utd because the mods will ban them.
I'd be convinced too if he didn't have history. Did the same thing against France at Euro 2004, putting Henry through to win a penalty. If that wasn't bad enough, he somehow managed to do it again two years later against the very same player, giving Henry the ball at 1-1. No idea if he did it at any other point.To this day, I am convinced he did this on purpose. There is no other explanation.
Didn’t he manage to do it against Uruguay in the World Cup? tried some sort of header back to the keeper o my for Suarez to run on to it and score? Or am I imagining that?I'd be convinced too if he didn't have history. Did the same thing against France at Euro 2004, putting Henry through to win a penalty. If that wasn't bad enough, he somehow managed to do it again two years later against the very same player, giving Henry the ball at 1-1. No idea if he did it at any other point.
Had a look and saw that England played Uruguay in 2014 (literally had no idea that game happened) and then found a Telegraph article from around the same time about how Gerrard "laid on" both goals, but all I see is Cavani having a hand in both (cross for the first and flicked it on for the second). If that is the same game, lord knows what that Telegraph journalist was smoking.Didn’t he manage to do it against Uruguay in the World Cup? tried some sort of header back to the keeper o my for Suarez to run on to it and score? Or am I imagining that?
It happened. One he played it on for Suarez and the other he basically let them run through midfield without a challenge.Had a look and saw that England played Uruguay in 2014 (literally had no idea that game happened) and then found a Telegraph article from around the same time about how Gerrard "laid on" both goals, but all I see is Cavani having a hand in both (cross for the first and flicked it on for the second). If that is the same game, lord knows what that Telegraph journalist was smoking.
My memory is bad these days, but didn't he gift Henry a similar 'goal' to help Arsenal as well?To this day, I am convinced he did this on purpose. There is no other explanation.
Yep, he was our captain trying to play the Pirlo role, and was one of, if not our worst players. Seems to be a trend in recent yearsDidn’t he manage to do it against Uruguay in the World Cup? tried some sort of header back to the keeper o my for Suarez to run on to it and score? Or am I imagining that?
But I don't think he "laid on" either goal like he did for Drogba or Henry. We were looking for examples of that, so putting either one of those up there with his shite back passes seems like a bit of a stretch.It happened. One he played it on for Suarez and the other he basically let them run through midfield without a challenge.
When did we do that?Yes, hiring the second best manager in the world really suggested he wouldn’t be a success.
He's a shitbag, and any excuse to put the boot in I'll gleefully accept. The first can be put down to maybe Suarez giving a shout (it happens) but the second was just ridiculous.But I don't think he "laid on" either goal like he did for Drogba or Henry. We were looking for examples of that, so putting either one of those up there with his shite back passes seems like a bit of a stretch.
Literally think I'm not thinking of the same game. However it happened, England lost that day and all was well in the world.He's a shitbag, and any excuse to put the boot in I'll gleefully accept. The first can be put down to maybe Suarez giving a shout (it happens) but the second was just ridiculous.
There are quite a few Mourinho critics on here, but you can’t deny his success. Easily the second most successful manager actively working now.When did we do that?
This part is hilarious to me. I went to uni in Liverpool. My flatmate was from Watford, supported Liverpool, and tried to give me stick about thisAll Utd fans come from London despite tonnes of 1980s glory hunting scouse cnuts being from Basildon and Oslo. Look at our very own forums, do we actually have a Liverpool fan that’s from Liverpool?
RAWK said:We will take this nothing club apart. A load of scrubs propped up by the GOAT.
They're made for us. We're all consumed by winning the league of course, but what a chance we have to reach another CL final.
If so the karma was fierce when he slipped against the same club having the same effect on his own teams title hopes.To this day, I am convinced he did this on purpose. There is no other explanation.
This part is hilarious to me. I went to uni in Liverpool. My flatmate was from Watford, supported Liverpool, and tried to give me stick about this
I couldn't believe it.
Well they are certainly a lot better than us and capable of beating any team in the world.They really think they're the best in the world.
Go away before you get thread banhammered for several hours. We are merciless in the face of realism and things we don't want to read.Well they are certainly a lot better than us and capable of beating any team in the world.
What the feckBarca a nothing club.
beautiful, luscious, transplanted hair.Klopp is like the antithesis of pep. When pep sees klopp he see's the man he always wanted to be. Before his soul was Blackened by greed and oil. A man with charisma, charm, joy, fun, loyalty, respect and mostly importantly...a full head of beautiful, luscious hair.
Menos Que Un ClubBarca a nothing club.
Are they calling their former player a scrub?On Barca:
https://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=342572.0RAWK said:Liverpool v Porto preview
And so another European semi-final beckons for Liverpool, a third in four years under Jürgen Klopp if it comes to that. Another layer of prestige, another potent dose of relevance waiting to be bestowed upon this football club of the most glittering global repute, and with it the chance to turn heads once again, to make the next Alisson Becker or Virgil Van Dijk think “yeah, I’ll have some of that please.” And I ask you, friends: who could blame them?
Seriously what is wrong with those people?
I've been harassing some scousers on twitter about Salah avoiding a red.Seriously what is wrong with those people?
 They're a cult.I've been harassing some scousers on twitter about Salah avoiding a red.
I'm apparently 10 years old and have no right to speak after I referred to the ground as 'scamfield' another guy claims I'm just showing malice towards Saint Salah for pointing out he almost broke a guys leg, and another one reckons that scousers hate the English.
Mental, they're mental.
Yeah, puerile I know, but it got em goinScamfield
They certainly seem to have drank the koolaid. They're a cult.
RAWK said:We were managed by a humble and classy Spaniard who became one of us. His wife and kids remaining on Merseyside long after he had been shafted by the two cowboys.
F*cking hell, not a-bloody-gain...RAWK said:The redmen are coming up the hill
.Please Kill Me said:T'was the night before Chelsea,
And all round the land,
True reds were stirring,
No mightier band!
The scarves were hung by the front door, with care,
With prayers that Madrid, we would be there.
The Kopites not resting, tossing in bed,
While visions of Glory ran through their heads.
And Ma in her red top, and I in my cap,
Much too restless for a Champions League nap,
When out on the lawn there arose such a clatter,
I sprang from the bed to see what was the matter.
Away to the window, I flew like a flash,
Tore open the shutters and ruby red sash.
The spring sun setting with a red delight glow,
Hinted and promised of the 'morrow we'd know.
When what to my wandering eyes should appear,
But a Liver Bird, with disciples at rear!
Whose little old leader so lively, so quick,
I knew in a moment was Shankly, to wit.
And out of his mouth, the legends they came,
And he whistled and shouted as he called them by name.
"Now Paisley, Now Fagan, Now Liddell, Now Scott.
Oh Stubbins and Emlyn, those Kings of the Kop!"
"We are the red men, the Kings of them all!
The Chelsea, The Chelsea, The Chelsea will fall!"
As footsteps that walk while the hurricane flys,
Never alone, under golden skies.
So up to the heavens, the legends they flew,
With arms full of trophies, and Shankly with two!
And then in an instant, I heard on the roof,
The dancing and calling of someone aloof.
As I waved with each hand, my mood of astound,
Then down the chimney Billy Shankly abounds!
Dressed in his bestest, from his head to his foot,
His clothes, all a gleaming, a heavenly cut!
A sack full of medals was flung on his back,
And one blue and empty for what Everton lacked!
His eyes- how they twinkled, his smile so merry,
His cheeks red like roses, off the Merseyside ferry.
He looked happy and gleeful and pleased with himself,
A tear when I saw him, inspite of myself.
A wink of his eye, and a nod of his head,
Soon I was sure I had nothing to dread.
He said not a word, but spoke straight form heaven.
And emptied his stocking : medals, F.A., Eleven!
And laying his finger aside of his nose,
And giving a nod up the chimney he rose.
He called to the legends, to his team gave a whistle,
And gone this Scot rose, though man made of thistle.
But I heard him exclaim, as he rose out of sight,
"The Chelsea will fall! For all reds- a good night!"
Oh you're Jonno's cousin and talking about 1860s.Funnily enough thay were exactly like that in the '60s and there was no such thing as RAWK in those days. Always the victim when they lost.
And even more inevitably, the poetry:
...the defender slid into his studs