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I heard (dont say anything to anyone) he went to the grafton but try as he might none of the grannies wanted anything to do with him. After that what was the point in hanging around ? The rest is history. ha ha ha ha
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And i thought only Evertonian Manc traitors frequented the Grafton? IE Rooney!  he must have influenced Torres i suppose?! 
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It's all nonsense from Torres. Yes I can believe he was lied to by the previous owners, we all were. He could have left under the previous owners, and that would be understandable, as long as he gave us opportunity to replace him.
He left under the new owners who hadn't broken any promises in 2010, and gave us very little notice to replace him. So it's dishonest of him to suggest that, and despite what he did at the club, he deserves some boos for his dishonesty and the way that he left.
your right its the dishonesty which will always be the issue that surrounds torres
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if you asak me he's just saying the first thing that comes to his head in a cheap attempt to justify what to any liverpool fan is unjustifiable
Had he left in the summer of 2010 most fans would at least understand but to leave after our ownership situation was ressolved and after showing some form in front of goal that he's single-handedly failed to continue at chelsea, shows him for the fascist-admiring, lying and money-grabbing piece of sh*t that he really is
F*&^ him
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Whatever happens, happens guys. Lets stay strong and united after this fixture please. We are all sick of the rubbish thats get mentioned on here. Lets hope we win but if we lose, no hard feeling we move on. Please be patient with this team.
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Tough assignment at the bridge, but they play a dangerously high line and could be just as vulnerable as us. Probably a high scoring draw on the cards, though I'd love us to win it because we really need the points after those home draws.
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could easily get something from chelsea could win likely draw , its next week manchester city i really am worried about .
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Yeah, the home form has been poor of late. 2 points from the games wouldn't be a disaster considering the opposition, but it puts us firmly in 7th. 3 would be what I'd be hoping for as manager, and 4 or more just absolutely outstanding.
Beating Chelsea at the bridge would be a huge boost ahead of the Carling Cup clash at the same venue. I'd even consider tanking the City game, and then giving that quarter final a full go. Dishonour! I know, but our squad is not very deep, and I know which Manchester club I'd rather see at the top of the table at the end of the season.
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Whatever happens, happens guys. Lets stay strong and united after this fixture please. We are all sick of the rubbish thats get mentioned on here. Lets hope we win but if we lose, no hard feeling we move on. Please be patient with this team. +1. Although you know the scapegoat-searching brigade will be out in full force if we lose. The reality is that we, like any other club in the league (and more so than others) are always going to lose a few games in a season. This is one of the toughest fixtures of the calendar, and although we've won it a couple of times in the last few seasons, that's not always gonna be the case. I'm not expecting too much from this, so i'd be delighted with a draw if it was offered now. A draw would be a very respectable result for any team in the league at Stamford Bridge. We are capable of winning any game though, so let's just hope for the best.
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Just a thought about Stewart Downing...
There have been many calls on here (myself included) for Downing to be dropped to the bench for the next game and for Bellamy to be given a start on the left wing. Downing hasn't been performing lately and most people agreed that a break from starting and introducing him as a sub during the game might be fore the best.
However, after 2 games for England where he's performed really well, and got man of the match in the last game against Sweden, where do people stand on this now? I just wonder maybe it's worth keeping him in the team for the Chelsea game with him being on form - but then again, Bellamy has a good record against Chelsea. Downing has been the first to admit that his form for Liverpool has dipped after an impressive start to the season, but he feels back on form now, so it could potentially be a really bad time to drop him.
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