Glen Miller wrote:Football is a funny thing sometimes. I find it quite funny how we get so emotionally involved in something we have no control over.Keyser Söze wrote:If Sturridge is out for 6 weeks then Balotelli should have no excuse for not banging them during that period.
Good luck to Arsenal and their season, I am cheering for you as my second team.
Keyser Söze wrote:Sturridge fails to do anything of note in a meaningless, no pressure friendly against a pathetic Norway.
Welbeck single handedly leads England to a victory away from home with his 2 goals against a top 10 team in what will be the biggest/most important game England play for about 2 years.
Keyser Söze wrote:Sturridge fails to do anything of note in a meaningless, no pressure friendly against a pathetic Norway.
Welbeck single handedly leads England to a victory away from home with his 2 goals against a top 10 team in what will be the biggest/most important game England play for about 2 years.
Scott_LFC wrote:All of these posts are going to be so satisfying to quote when Balotelli beasts it in the Liverpool red.
Scott_LFC wrote:Today's game showed that we're not just going to suddenly be shit because Suarez left. We played pretty much exactly the same as last season and controlled a Spurs side that possessed new-found confidence and won their first 2 games.
Wishful thinking from opposition fans, at best.
Scott_LFC wrote:Keyser Söze wrote:
Oh shit, good point. Beating a dire Spurs side who's two wins came after a 90th min winner after being totally dominated by WEST HAM and beating a fucking awful QPR team is definitely a better barometer than being dicked by last seasons Champions 3-1.
Better than not even being able to beat fucking LeicesterSmarmy cunt.
Scott_LFC wrote:Southampton, Man City, Spurs - 6 points
Palace, Everton, Leicester - 5 points.
I know which one looks a hell of a lot more impressive.
Scott_LFC wrote:I'd prefer to be the one who's above the other, tbf. Having played harder games too
Enjoy the international break
Scott_LFC wrote:Keyser Söze wrote:Replying to my post again? Basically admitting that even you know your 1st reply was something only a spastic would post.
You were completely fucked over by City. Gulf in quality was laughable and City weren't even close to top form. And the fact they get beat by Stoke a few days later makes it even worse. Moreno costs you the most important game you'll play all season but because he scores a dead rubber goal when you're 2-0 up against a shitty Spurs team all is forgive
Completely fucked overYou don't half make shit up. We had more shots than them, and I think just 1 less shot on target. More corners and possession was near 50/50 if I recall correctly. City were more clinical on the day, that was the difference. You say City weren't even close to top form, well, neither were we.
And why the fuck is it the most important game we'll play all season? Are you implying we're meant to be in the title race? After basically all of you Arsenal fans have been saying we won't make top 4? Strong contradiction.
At the end of the day, we're above you, having played City and Spurs away, whilst you've had piss easy teams like Palace at home and a newly promoted side.
Bet City smash you in 2 weeks too.
Scott_LFC wrote:Keyser Söze wrote:I talk about the City game and bring it back to your consciousness and all of a sudden you get so mad and insecure
They tore you apart. The 3rd goal summed up how badly they had you by the balls.
It's your most important game because it's against the team that finished above you, thus the best judgement of how far you've fallen.
Southampton were our Palace. We both won those games so it's a pointless comparison.
City are better than Leicester but it doesn't matter since City boned you good and proper.
Everton >>> Spurs. You beat Spurs, we drew with Everton. Drawing with Everton is equivalent with beating Spurs.
In all honesty I'd rather be unbeaten and have a tiny slice of hope at winning the title than have all hopes dashed after just two games. If the City game was close you could just write it off and say you still have a chance, but they totally killed you. All hope dead and buried. After just 2 games
Again, you're spewing fiction, whilst I'm giving you facts. I have told you what the match statistics were, and they clearly indicate that it was a close game whereby City took their chances and we did not. If you think a 3-1 (2 goal deficit) is an annihilation, I dread to think what you call getting beaten 5-1 by us and 6-0 by Chelsea.
You spewing more crap, saying that it's the most important game of our season. That's fucking retarded.
"In all honesty I'd rather be unbeaten and have a tiny slice of hope at winning the title than have all hopes dashed after just two games."
Southampton are on 4 points. Palace are on 1. Southampton >
City > Everton
Spurs > Leicester.
You've never reacted so badly to my trolling before, I can only assume you're fucking seething
Scott_LFC wrote:Balotelli will have no problem scoring.
Yrael wrote:Lovren is pretty shit, isn't he
Grenade wrote:Why the fuck was Sterling benched? BR has learned his lesson hopefully, first time I've seen LFC struggle to attack at home in ages.
I don't think we can really say that Diao was ahead of Balotelli because I am not sure we even had a transfer policy. Rodgers just seems to have thrown money at every flavour of the month. He seemed like a kid at the candy store.Keyser Söze wrote:http://www.express.co.uk/sport/football/510207/REVEALED-Mario-Balotelli-was-NOT-Liverpool-s-first-choice-to-replace-Luis-Suarez
I told you Balotelli wasn't your 1st choice.
Scouser_Dave wrote:Yrael wrote:Lovren is pretty shit, isn't he
Yep. Seems slow and error prone. Sakho will be the scapegoat when Skrtel comes back though. Think then we will be even worse defensively, if that is even possibleGrenade wrote:Why the fuck was Sterling benched? BR has learned his lesson hopefully, first time I've seen LFC struggle to attack at home in ages.
To protect him from a burnout
Would have made more sense to bench him v Ludgorets.
Hopefully Glen finds a nice club abroad in January.
Jordan Henderchip wrote:HENDERSON!!!!
Only Chip could have predicted this about 2 years ago
I'm amazing
Balotelli now has as many CL goals as John Terry, Marouane Chamakh and Nicklas Bendtner.
Scott_LFC wrote:Jordan Henderchip wrote:HENDERSON!!!!
Only Chip could have predicted this about 2 years ago
I'm amazing
You weren't the only pro-Henderson fan back then. I was too. Had Henderson avatars, etc. Only I don't make a big song and dance about what was a relatively safe prediction
Jordan Henderchip wrote:I'm confused by the whole Hillsborough tragedy, I watched a documentary on it from the Liverpool perspective and the thing that confused me was, why didn't people check tickets back then?
ResurrectionRooney wrote:Jordan Henderchip wrote:I'm confused by the whole Hillsborough tragedy, I watched a documentary on it from the Liverpool perspective and the thing that confused me was, why didn't people check tickets back then?
According to the accounts today it was because drunk Liverpool fans without tickets deliberately caused a crush outside the ground, forcing turnstile operators to just let everyone in for fear of people being killed.
Jordan Henderchip wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:
According to the accounts today it was because drunk Liverpool fans without tickets deliberately caused a crush outside the ground, forcing turnstile operators to just let everyone in for fear of people being killed.
In the documentary I watched they said it was because too many people arrived late.
If you are late to an event that has a start time, then tough luck but you have to wait to get in.
In New Zealand if you are late to an event, you have to get in a queue and show your ticket/scan your ticket to get in. They don't just open the turnstiles for every Tom, Dick and Harry to come in
ResurrectionRooney wrote:Jordan Henderchip wrote:
In the documentary I watched they said it was because too many people arrived late.
If you are late to an event that has a start time, then tough luck but you have to wait to get in.
In New Zealand if you are late to an event, you have to get in a queue and show your ticket/scan your ticket to get in. They don't just open the turnstiles for every Tom, Dick and Harry to come in
What if the crowd is full of drunk hooligans who are causing a crush outside? Do the turnstile operators let people in rapidly or watch people suffocate outside? It's an impossible situation.
Jordan Henderchip wrote:ResurrectionRooney wrote:
What if the crowd is full of drunk hooligans who are causing a crush outside? Do the turnstile operators let people in rapidly or watch people suffocate outside? It's an impossible situation.
We have large open areas outside the stadiums so you can't get crushed and then we have turnstiles where you scan your ticket and it lets you through. If you are drunk and showing signs of being a pest to members of the public you are refused entry to the stadium
