blue b4 the moon
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The cookie monster said:
Better to laugh than cry..I'm off to the pub (rag infested no doubt as they're on tv) in a few mins undercover to meet my lad on his return from Everton.
Our time will come again.
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Liverpool Thread 2012/13
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Better to laugh than cry..I'm off to the pub (rag infested no doubt as they're on tv) in a few mins undercover to meet my lad on his return from Everton.
Our time will come again.
Wretched Vengeance
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We lose but I can take enjoyment from another team losing; Liverpool being one of them.
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THFC6061 said:Today is the 21st annual Liverpool can't mathematically win the Premier League Day.
Perhaps next year?
Surely not? At the start of the season, my next door but one neighbour confidently predicted that Liverpool would win the league. When I said I couldn't see it no matter what happened, he said I was to come back to him in May. You're not telling me that I need to go back to him and it's only March are you?
Next you'll be telling me I need to re-visit the prick of an Arsenal fan in work who told me they were going to win it.
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THFC6061 said:Today is the 21st annual Liverpool can't mathematically win the Premier League Day.
Perhaps next year?
I can remember that thick Scouse twat, Mickey Quinn, claiming THE SEASON BEFORE LAST that LOLerpool were going to be in contention for the title.
Vienna_70 said:THFC6061 said:Today is the 21st annual Liverpool can't mathematically win the Premier League Day.
Perhaps next year?
I can remember that thick Scouse twat, Mickey Quinn, claiming THE SEASON BEFORE LAST that LOLerpool were going to be in contention for the title.
But last year was their... this year is their..... next year is their year. You just wait, you just wait.
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Perhaps you misunderstood him, what with the accent and a mouth full of meat pie. Er; him, not you!Vienna_70 said:THFC6061 said:Today is the 21st annual Liverpool can't mathematically win the Premier League Day.
Perhaps next year?
I can remember that thick Scouse twat, Mickey Quinn, claiming THE SEASON BEFORE LAST that LOLerpool were going to be in contention for the title.
ranxerox
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they won't even be top 4 next year and when Suarez leaves they'll be truly fucked
Liverpool wont win League unless UEFA change finance rules
Liverpool can forget about winning the League unless UEFA change finance rules, insists Bundesliga chiefBy Martyn Ziegler, Press Association
PUBLISHED: 19:22, 22 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:22, 22 May 2013
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Clubs such as Liverpool will struggle to ever win their national league again unless UEFA changes how it distributes the huge financial benefits of the competition, the head of the Bundesliga has claimed.
Two German clubs - Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund - are contesting the Champions League final on Saturday but Christian Seifert, the Bundesliga chief executive, believes that UEFA need to spread the rewards more broadly.
Seifert fears that those financial rewards will continue to grow - and go straight to the top clubs and further distort national competitions.
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He told a briefing in London: 'Money coming out of the Champions League is an enormous influence - in Germany it is double the money from the national media contract.
'I think UEFA need to think again how they distribute the money from the Champions League and Europa League because each country needs an attractive national competition and not just two teams dominating.
'Without a doubt it has an impact. If the money of the Champions League gets more and more and the gap gets bigger and bigger then of course it’s probably not the best thing for national competition
'When I grew up one of the greatest teams was Liverpool. I’m not sure if they have the chance ever to win the Premier League again.
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'Because they have to compete with clubs who have a lot more financial opportunities like Man City and Chelsea plus money that comes from the Champions League. It’s something you have to have in mind when you want to have a certain balance in between the league.'
The German top flight is viewed by many as a model league - 14 out of 18 clubs were in profit last season, 60 per cent of the players are eligible to play for Germany, youth academies are obligatory and highly-developed and ticket prices are considerably lower than the Premier League. Adult prices are as low 13 euros (£11) and average 23 euros (£20), and there are strict rules on ownership.
Attendances are booming and German clubs are held up as an example of how safe standing areas can work, and a Champions League winner this season is assured.
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Seifert insisted however that there was work still to be done.
He added: 'We are proud to have two teams in the final but it doesn’t mean we have 18 teams on the level. For 10 years the discussion has been why we have no chance to win the Champions League.
'You can’t say ‘wow - look what we have achieved’, but in the last few years we have done more right than wrong.'
Don't remember anyone giving a shit when we werent able to compete due to the unfair finances of the moores family
Liverpool can forget about winning the League unless UEFA change finance rules, insists Bundesliga chiefBy Martyn Ziegler, Press Association
PUBLISHED: 19:22, 22 May 2013 | UPDATED: 19:22, 22 May 2013
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Clubs such as Liverpool will struggle to ever win their national league again unless UEFA changes how it distributes the huge financial benefits of the competition, the head of the Bundesliga has claimed.
Two German clubs - Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund - are contesting the Champions League final on Saturday but Christian Seifert, the Bundesliga chief executive, believes that UEFA need to spread the rewards more broadly.
Seifert fears that those financial rewards will continue to grow - and go straight to the top clubs and further distort national competitions.
Uphill struggle: Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers could struggle to re-establish his side among the Premier League's elite
He told a briefing in London: 'Money coming out of the Champions League is an enormous influence - in Germany it is double the money from the national media contract.
'I think UEFA need to think again how they distribute the money from the Champions League and Europa League because each country needs an attractive national competition and not just two teams dominating.
'Without a doubt it has an impact. If the money of the Champions League gets more and more and the gap gets bigger and bigger then of course it’s probably not the best thing for national competition
'When I grew up one of the greatest teams was Liverpool. I’m not sure if they have the chance ever to win the Premier League again.
Unfulfilled? Steven Gerrard could retire without winning a league title
'Because they have to compete with clubs who have a lot more financial opportunities like Man City and Chelsea plus money that comes from the Champions League. It’s something you have to have in mind when you want to have a certain balance in between the league.'
The German top flight is viewed by many as a model league - 14 out of 18 clubs were in profit last season, 60 per cent of the players are eligible to play for Germany, youth academies are obligatory and highly-developed and ticket prices are considerably lower than the Premier League. Adult prices are as low 13 euros (£11) and average 23 euros (£20), and there are strict rules on ownership.
Attendances are booming and German clubs are held up as an example of how safe standing areas can work, and a Champions League winner this season is assured.
Superpower: Bayern Munich's dominance demonstrates the strength of the Bundesliga
Rivals: Dortmund hope to beat Bayern in the Champions League final
Seifert insisted however that there was work still to be done.
He added: 'We are proud to have two teams in the final but it doesn’t mean we have 18 teams on the level. For 10 years the discussion has been why we have no chance to win the Champions League.
'You can’t say ‘wow - look what we have achieved’, but in the last few years we have done more right than wrong.'
Don't remember anyone giving a shit when we werent able to compete due to the unfair finances of the moores family