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I do not agree with any of the drivel by Scainer - an utter crock of sh*t
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Liverpool will get some injuries and then we will be forced to play kids and we will be relegated.
None of our players are good enough for any of the top teams. Sturridge is currently our best player and even he was rejected as not good enough. Coutinho again was a reject. Gerrard is old, and Agger and Skrtel are average defenders at best.
Sterling is a fairy who like Enrique and Kelly are so thick that they failed a blood test.
FSG might not be trying to bleed the club, but by minimising risks we will only ever be a mid table club at best. We can only become a poorer version of Arsenal, were we are forced to sell our players once they become good. We will just find and develop players for other clubs.
The promise of the stadium development will never happen, because the club haven't got the revenue to cover the cost of it. In any case the attendances will drop as they will increase the prices.
relegation well may be that the thing this club needs , as it will clearly clear out the wheat from the chaff in all aspects of the club on and off the pitch in the stands and on the couch .
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Under 18 Player
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Liverpool will get some injuries and then we will be forced to play kids and we will be relegated.
None of our players are good enough for any of the top teams. Sturridge is currently our best player and even he was rejected as not good enough. Coutinho again was a reject. Gerrard is old, and Agger and Skrtel are average defenders at best.
Sterling is a fairy who like Enrique and Kelly are so thick that they failed a blood test.
FSG might not be trying to bleed the club, but by minimising risks we will only ever be a mid table club at best. We can only become a poorer version of Arsenal, were we are forced to sell our players once they become good. We will just find and develop players for other clubs.
The promise of the stadium development will never happen, because the club haven't got the revenue to cover the cost of it. In any case the attendances will drop as they will increase the prices.
relegation well may be that the thing this club needs , as it will clearly clear out the wheat from the chaff in all aspects of the club on and off the pitch in the stands and on the couch . Jeebus, somebody get Scainer a lolly. You need some cheering up mate. Coutinho and Sturridge were rejects? You're absolutely right - they were rejects. When they were both about 18 years old. But guess what - there isn't a club in this league that wouldn't love to have them now. Sturridge is the in-form English striker at the moment. Miles better than Welbeck, more consistent than Defoe, and at the moment he's performing better than Rooney. It's not particularly hard to figure Sturridge out. He just needs to feel loved, to feel appreciated. Give him plenty of minutes on the pitch, indulge his stupid celebration, and sit back and watch him score some goals. As for Coutinho, he's one of the best young players in the league. He's not quite up to Oscar's level yet, but the similarities are obvious and the talent is there. If those are the first two players you pick out for criticism, then you obviously haven't been watching any of our games for about 6 months, because they've probably been our best players since last January.
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Liverpool will get some injuries and then we will be forced to play kids and we will be relegated.
None of our players are good enough for any of the top teams. Sturridge is currently our best player and even he was rejected as not good enough. Coutinho again was a reject. Gerrard is old, and Agger and Skrtel are average defenders at best.
Sterling is a fairy who like Enrique and Kelly are so thick that they failed a blood test.
FSG might not be trying to bleed the club, but by minimising risks we will only ever be a mid table club at best. We can only become a poorer version of Arsenal, were we are forced to sell our players once they become good. We will just find and develop players for other clubs.
The promise of the stadium development will never happen, because the club haven't got the revenue to cover the cost of it. In any case the attendances will drop as they will increase the prices.
relegation well may be that the thing this club needs , as it will clearly clear out the wheat from the chaff in all aspects of the club on and off the pitch in the stands and on the couch . Jeebus, somebody get Scainer a lolly. You need some cheering up mate. Coutinho and Sturridge were rejects? You're absolutely right - they were rejects. When they were both about 18 years old. But guess what - there isn't a club in this league that wouldn't love to have them now. Sturridge is the in-form English striker at the moment. Miles better than Welbeck, more consistent than Defoe, and at the moment he's performing better than Rooney. It's not particularly hard to figure Sturridge out. He just needs to feel loved, to feel appreciated. Give him plenty of minutes on the pitch, indulge his stupid celebration, and sit back and watch him score some goals. As for Coutinho, he's one of the best young players in the league. He's not quite up to Oscar's level yet, but the similarities are obvious and the talent is there. If those are the first two players you pick out for criticism, then you obviously haven't been watching any of our games for about 6 months, because they've probably been our best players since last January. He's being sarcastic.
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 Yawn.
That job interview was going so well until I realized I was fukked up on acid in the middle of a cornfield naked and talking to a scarecrow.
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Those who think we are all doomed should have a long hard look at themselves and ask why they started to support Liverpool. Some who are as fortunate as me can say they live nearby and was an obvious choice of red or blue. Others can say they watched from afar and loved what the club created, from the mystic of shankly, the genius of sir bob or the manic of king kenny. Later John Barnes and Robbin would capture the imagination.
Unfortunately the feeling of being different to other clubs is evaporating. Daily on here I see comments more about what other clubs are doing and how everything Liverpool is bad. Ayre gets some stick which is now bordering on personnel, how dare you. The man lives and breathes the club and knows more than anybody on here. Do really think people in the club want to fail?
The secret behind Liverpool is not the crest or the trophies but the spirit, when born when mr shankly came to the club. Did he moan about money or who spurs were buying? No he just let everybody know that everything Liverpool was the best, even though he knew that was not true. However he set a mentality in which everybody pushes in the same direction, ask yourself all this negativity is it going to make the team better?
To succeed you have to unite - the magic of Istanbul showed the world that Liverpool is bigger than its players. Which club getting hammered 3-0 would stand together and not give in, drive the team forward and through sheer will overcame the odds?
Liverpool needs its fans to stop bitching at what we do not have and start supporting what we do have.
Mourinho said he saw the fans score a goal, never felt anything like it. All working as one.
This is a call to arms lets start being the 12th man again
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maybe the best thing to do is call it a day and all go our separate ways , its been a pretty good 100 and odd years really had some very good times and some very bad times , so now according to some the end is near , just hope everyone can move on amicably and just have the memories .
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Under 18 Player
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Those who think we are all doomed should have a long hard look at themselves and ask why they started to support Liverpool. Some who are as fortunate as me can say they live nearby and was an obvious choice of red or blue. Others can say they watched from afar and loved what the club created, from the mystic of shankly, the genius of sir bob or the manic of king kenny. Later John Barnes and Robbin would capture the imagination.
Unfortunately the feeling of being different to other clubs is evaporating. Daily on here I see comments more about what other clubs are doing and how everything Liverpool is bad. Ayre gets some stick which is now bordering on personnel, how dare you. The man lives and breathes the club and knows more than anybody on here. Do really think people in the club want to fail?
The secret behind Liverpool is not the crest or the trophies but the spirit, when born when mr shankly came to the club. Did he moan about money or who spurs were buying? No he just let everybody know that everything Liverpool was the best, even though he knew that was not true. However he set a mentality in which everybody pushes in the same direction, ask yourself all this negativity is it going to make the team better?
To succeed you have to unite - the magic of Istanbul showed the world that Liverpool is bigger than its players. Which club getting hammered 3-0 would stand together and not give in, drive the team forward and through sheer will overcame the odds?
Liverpool needs its fans to stop bitching at what we do not have and start supporting what we do have.
Mourinho said he saw the fans score a goal, never felt anything like it. All working as one.
This is a call to arms lets start being the 12th man again I agree that we need to start being more positive. Things are looking brighter this year than they have since about 2008-2009, so I for one am hopeful. But to be fair, I don't think our fans are any worse than other when it comes to moaning. Have you listened to the Arsenal fans lately? By the sounds of things, you'd think they were about to get relegated from the Conference South. There are also plenty of United fans out there that have their doubts (some were even calling for Moyes to go before the season started, just because he didn't sign Thiago or Fabregas!). You're always going to get some people who believe that we're heading to hell in a handbasket, just as you'll find some nutters who think we'll win the league this year. Part and parcel of being a fan really!
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maybe the best thing to do is call it a day and all go our separate ways , its been a pretty good 100 and odd years really had some very good times and some very bad times , so now according to some the end is near , just hope everyone can move on amicably and just have the memories . Stop being so dramatic Faz, we've all go a right to be p1ssed at the moment. I'm sure we'll all be on the same page on Sunday. Bring on the scum can't fcking wait.
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maybe the best thing to do is call it a day and all go our separate ways , its been a pretty good 100 and odd years really had some very good times and some very bad times , so now according to some the end is near , just hope everyone can move on amicably and just have the memories . Stop being so dramatic Faz, we've all go a right to be p1ssed at the moment. I'm sure we'll all be on the same page on Sunday. Bring on the scum can't fcking wait. I agree, we are all frustrated right now but faz is overly dramatic is someone makes a criticism.
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