Liverpool (H) | Post-Match Thread

[Kakhaber The Great]

Never mind a half-and-half scarf... Half-and-half hair? What's that about?

 

[give it to gordon]

Never mind a half-and-half scarf... Half-and-half hair? What's that about?

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Lol saw that on the day it made me smile !

 

[The Future’s Blue!]

4-1, that’s the only thing we need to know.

 

[TinFoilHat]

I for one approve this result.

 

[dennishasdoneit]

It’s a long time ago and I was young. But it’s not quite my memory. They had plenty of wonderful attacking footballers back in those days. And while most English teams were deploying stereotype brick shit house centre halves, they had some fantastic skilful footballers in those positions.

So you don't remember Clemence rolling the ball out to Neal.neal 5 yard pass to Hughes.hughes to Thompson Thompson to Kennedy Kennedy back to Clemence..and repeat...like you say you were young.
this often happened in tricky away matches to quieten the home crowd and take the sting out the game.
No one is denying they had good attacking players too in those days,...that's not the point,they bored the pants of many football fans .with negative tactics which involved back pass after back pass to Clemence.
Before the rule change.
And like another poster has said,since the change they struggled to win the league
Funny that.

 

[Stephen230]

So you don't remember Clemence rolling the ball out to Neal.neal 5 yard pass to Hughes.hughes to Thompson Thompson to Kennedy Kennedy back to Clemence..and repeat...like you say you were young.
this often happened in tricky away matches to quieten the home crowd and take the sting out the game.
No one is denying they had good attacking players too in those days,...that's not the point,they bored the pants of many football fans .with negative tactics which involved back pass after back pass to Clemence.
Before the rule change.
And like another poster has said,since the change they struggled to win the league
Funny that.

I’m not going to argue about how entertaining you thought they were.


Souness was well on his way to ensuring Liverpool’s period of dominance was behind them before the back pass rule came in.

 

[vmsuhail]

He fills a roll. A completely one eyed idiots guide to being a Liverpool fan that the intended audience lap up.

If you read the full article it’s a full house in the anti City bingo game.

* We couldn’t possibly compete with City’s billions.

* Grealish was ok but for £100 million he should be and is still a diving twat.

* Rodri is a cheat, as was Fernandinho, and should have been sent off.

* I’m such a geezer I would have butted Pep if he’d tried that with me.

* And of course, a long and detailed account of how the whole crowd was constantly singing Hillsborough songs.

He’s probably too stupid to realise what his roll actually is in the media but he inadvertently fills it to perfection.

Aldridge was part of the Liverpool team that lost 0-2 to Arsenal on the title deciding match of the 88-89 season. Safe to assume he wasn't a warrior on the pitch.

 

[Stephen230]

Aldridge was part of the Liverpool team that lost 0-2 to Arsenal on the title deciding match of the 88-89 season. Safe to assume he wasn't a warrior on the pitch.

Remember it well. Showed his class when he was crying on the pitch at the end and his Ireland teammate David O Leary broke off from celebrating to console him. Only for him to look up and tell him to fuck off.

He’s also probably one of the most overrated footballers in history. You hear him talked about as a legend and a great. The reality is that apart from two years standing in for Ian Rush when he went on holiday to Italy, he spent virtually all the rest of his career in the lower leagues.

 

[dennishasdoneit]

I’m not going to argue about how entertaining you thought they were

That's because you can't remember ..as you 've admitted
No need to get shirty, lol

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

I think tbf, during Liverpool’s period of dominance, from 1976 to 1990, the team towards the end of that period was far more exciting and attacking than those towards the start and the middle. Barnes, Beardsley, Rush, Daglish, Molby, (C) Johnson and Walsh were all exciting attacking players.

And John Aldridge was a ****.