Vincents Tackle
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Their Tevez thread in the transfer forum lasted about 5 posts, (4 of which said they had no chance) before getting locked.
Vincents Tackle said:Their Tevez thread in the transfer forum lasted about 5 posts, (4 of which said they had no chance) before getting locked.
jknight said:Just been looking at the Machester City thread. Lot of talk about us paying over the odds for players this window. Of course no mention of...
Andy Carroll 31 January 2011 35,000,000 Newcastle United
Stewart Downing July 15 2011 20,000,000 Aston Villa
Jordan Henderson 9 June 2011 16,000,000 Sunderland
Charlie Adam July 2011 7,500,000 Blackpool
Vincents Tackle said:That's because Liverpool fans don't like to talk about their history
jknight said:Vincents Tackle said:That's because Liverpool fans don't like to talk about their history
If only that were true :-)
My obeservtions from looking at RAWK...
You get the sense from a lot of Liverpool fans that they're quite bitter. In the 70s and 80s they were arguably the biggest British club on and off the pitch. United were always second to Liverpool yet United (and then Chelsea and City) aquired investment and developed their brand and Liverpool stood still. Liverpoool are now sat in a sub standard stadium with owners who are reluctant to invest and are going through one manager after another without threatening the top 4. They still have a lot of fans nation wide - unfortunately they're the same type of plastic fans that support United who don't go to matches. They're now complaining that FFP isn't being enforced and they're wondering why top class players aren't attracted to them. It's all a bit of a shame really
ifiwasarichfan said:The one thing it isn't is "a bit of a shame".
I am enjoying every slow,lingering minute of their fall from grace.
ifiwasarichfan said:jknight said:Vincents Tackle said:That's because Liverpool fans don't like to talk about their history
If only that were true :-)
My obeservtions from looking at RAWK...
You get the sense from a lot of Liverpool fans that they're quite bitter. In the 70s and 80s they were arguably the biggest British club on and off the pitch. United were always second to Liverpool yet United (and then Chelsea and City) aquired investment and developed their brand and Liverpool stood still. Liverpoool are now sat in a sub standard stadium with owners who are reluctant to invest and are going through one manager after another without threatening the top 4. They still have a lot of fans nation wide - unfortunately they're the same type of plastic fans that support United who don't go to matches. They're now complaining that FFP isn't being enforced and they're wondering why top class players aren't attracted to them. It's all a bit of a shame really
The one thing it isn't is "a bit of a shame".
I am enjoying every slow,lingering minute of their fall from grace.