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They're a real weird, cultish fan base. Seriously, they are worse than United fans by miles. Read RAWK and Red Issue and you get a fair amount of sensible, honest discussion on RI whilst RAWK is just full of bile.
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Liverpool (A) Post Match Thread
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Erm, yes. He was clever in selecting a club which would give him lucrative long term contracts. If it was about playing midfield every match - as the media portrayed the move - then Liverpool was probably not the best choice. I’m sure he is a decent bloke, most people are. Maximising earnings doesn’t make you an arsehole or a greedy bastard, not the point I was responding to.So your evidence he left City for more money is he got more money? Does that same logic apply for every City player, pretty much signed post 2009.
Incidentally that is exactly the same logic rival fans have used to justify their dislike for Raheem Sterling.
Only James Milner knows the real truth and there is very little in his career to suggest his primary motivation has been money or that he is anything but a thoroughly decent bloke.
Don’t see the parallels with Sterling. The vitriol directed at him is in part - along with other nasty reasons - because Liverpool supporters and their media cannot accept that he left the mighty history club for little old city. Difference is he left to be an important part of a team winning trophies regularly, hence the he’s top of the league chant.
Don’t go on Twitter. It’s 10 times worse. I came off it about 2 years ago and I’ve not regretted it for 1 secondThey're a real weird, cultish fan base. Seriously, they are worse than United fans by miles. Read RAWK and Red Issue and you get a fair amount of sensible, honest discussion on RI whilst RAWK is just full of bile.
He’s one of the worse. Maybe the very worstTierney had a mare and bottled it. I may be in a minority of one here, but I’ve always thought Tierney was reasonable - one of the best of a bad bunch anyway.
As soon as he was announced as the ref I knew he’d fuck us over and he didn’t disappoint
chickaroon
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Yes, absolutely correct.Did you actually watch the game ? When Sterling came on new pockets of space opened and out attacking improved vastly.
Sparkys-Army
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Nice one.Did you actually watch the game ? When Sterling came on new pockets of space opened and out attacking improved vastly.
chickaroon
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It was my first thoughtWas anyone else worried our second goal was going to be chalked off by var because Sterling was lying in front of the keeper? He was trying to make himself as small as possible but I was relieved he wasn't penalised
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I find the Milner booing embarrassing. He left because he wasn’t getting picked for the big games and wasn’t getting played where he preferred.So your evidence he left City for more money is he got more money? Does that same logic apply for every City player, pretty much signed post 2009.
Incidentally that is exactly the same logic rival fans have used to justify their dislike for Raheem Sterling.
Only James Milner knows the real truth and there is very little in his career to suggest his primary motivation has been money or that he is anything but a thoroughly decent bloke.
The opposite of Sterling who left to make the step up, he needed a step down.
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New article up on Liverpool Echo - ”Why drawing against Man City might be better for Liverpool than winning”