Liverpool Thread 2013/14

[samharris]

Henderson is probably the worst player ive seen at Liverpool for a long time..

Ive heard many Liverpool fans say that too..

Sam lad, wonder whether you're ready to revise your view on our Henderson yet? We had a long conversation on him earlier in this thread.

Has he done anything to change your mind?

For me he's looking like a really decent player.

would you have him in our first team ??

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Sam lad, wonder whether you're ready to revise your view on our Henderson yet? We had a long conversation on him earlier in this thread.

Has he done anything to change your mind?

For me he's looking like a really decent player.

would you have him in our first team ??

No, I wouldn't.

 

[Scouse_Jimi]

See how he plays on Thursday, if he continues to improve at the rate he is doing - he'll soon be up to the inflated price we bought him for.

Credit to Rodgers for getting this out of him, coached him really well and we're beginning to see him bloom.

Probably a good outside bet for the WC squad

 

[moomba]

Has done well without Gerrard in the team, I reckon he can be a bit overawed by Gerrard and happy to play a bit part in support of him.

Much better in the last few weeks but for me has a long way to go.

Bet you struggle to get a go in the tanning booths at Anfield in front of him and the manager. Two orange oompa loompas.

 

[Ducado]

Apart from when they play us, I don't mind Liverpool winning, or Everton even Spuds because for one it keeps United out of the top 4 and I want to see them out of it, it also has the potential to get Arsenal or Chelsea out of it as well, it's all good for the game

 

[superseiyan]

Sam lad, wonder whether you're ready to revise your view on our Henderson yet? We had a long conversation on him earlier in this thread.

Has he done anything to change your mind?

For me he's looking like a really decent player.

would you have him in our first team ??

Unfair threshold.

No midfielder in the world is breaking up the Yaya-Fernandinho partnership. If you mean squad, he's better than Garcia and I wouldn't say he's worse than Rodwell (although Rodwell may have a greater upside).

 

[Mike N]

Not living up there I don't get the intense inter-city dislike though I gather it all started with the building of the Manchester Ship Canal taking trade away?

I have no problem with them, and if them finishing in the top 4 knocking the red shite out happens, I think we'd all be pleased?

Still hate that accent though !

Thing is, Manchester and Liverpool are very similar cities and have an awful lot in common. I've spent many a happy night out in Liverpool and think its a great place to go.

And I agree about the accent! Historical nerdy fact; people in Liverpool had a strong Lancastrian accent before the Industrial Revolution. The accent changed dramatically as Liverpool's port boomed and people from North Wales and Dublin arrived to find work and stayed in the city.

There is absolutely no similarities between the two Cities save they are both in the North West, they are two very distinctive Cities with very different histories and even culture

You 'absolutely' sure about that?

So both are not world-famous English provincial cities famous across the world? What about the music, the literature and art that came from both? Or maybe the fact that both cities have been built on immigration, particularly Irish? Or maybe, apart from London, you could give me the name of an English city that has as much political history as Manchester and Liverpool?

No, nothing in common then.

 

[Ducado]

Thing is, Manchester and Liverpool are very similar cities and have an awful lot in common. I've spent many a happy night out in Liverpool and think its a great place to go.

And I agree about the accent! Historical nerdy fact; people in Liverpool had a strong Lancastrian accent before the Industrial Revolution. The accent changed dramatically as Liverpool's port boomed and people from North Wales and Dublin arrived to find work and stayed in the city.

There is absolutely no similarities between the two Cities save they are both in the North West, they are two very distinctive Cities with very different histories and even culture

You 'absolutely' sure about that?

So both are not world-famous English provincial cities famous across the world? What about the music, the literature and art that came from both? Or maybe the fact that both cities have been built on immigration, particularly Irish? Or maybe, apart from London, you could give me the name of an English city that has as much political history as Manchester and Liverpool?

No, nothing in common then.

They might have things in common, but all Cities have them but no way on this earth are they similar, the history of both Cities is very different for a start and so is the culture

 

[prestonibbo_mcfc]

Thing is, Manchester and Liverpool are very similar cities and have an awful lot in common. I've spent many a happy night out in Liverpool and think its a great place to go.

And I agree about the accent! Historical nerdy fact; people in Liverpool had a strong Lancastrian accent before the Industrial Revolution. The accent changed dramatically as Liverpool's port boomed and people from North Wales and Dublin arrived to find work and stayed in the city.

There is absolutely no similarities between the two Cities save they are both in the North West, they are two very distinctive Cities with very different histories and even culture

You 'absolutely' sure about that?

So both are not world-famous English provincial cities famous across the world? What about the music, the literature and art that came from both? Or maybe the fact that both cities have been built on immigration, particularly Irish? Or maybe, apart from London, you could give me the name of an English city that has as much political history as Manchester and Liverpool?

No, nothing in common then.

Liverpool has 2 premier teams, whereas Manchester only has 1.

 

[Ducado]

We do have a pre match thread in the main forum for this game