Liverpool Thread - 2021/22

[GaudinoMotors]

Ref Watch will be entertaining tomorrow with Warnock and Smith.

Red card la
Penalty la

Warmock lol - put prop glasses on - get taken seriously................ by Sky.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Warmock lol - put prop glasses on - get taken seriously................ by Sky.

Not sure how he’s got a job in the media. He’s dull as dishwater and had a crap career.

Must be the accent.

La.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Not sure how he’s got a job in the media. He’s dull as dishwater and had a crap career.

Must be the accent.

La.

Record eight promotions in English football is hardly crap for someone who played all his playing career in the lower leagues and then slowly and doggedly worked his way up from there during his managerial career.

Old fashioned style of football and limited at the top level but he certainly had staying power and you can't put his success down to a one off fluke.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Record eight promotions in English football is hardly crap for someone who played all his playing career in the lower leagues and then slowly and doggedly worked his way up from there during his managerial career.

Old fashioned style of football and limited at the top level but he certainly had staying power and you can't put his success down to a one off fluke.

Don’t disagree, but I wasn’t talking about Colin.

It‘s Stephen Warnock on SPN.

I‘d much prefer it to be Colin.

 

[Wretched Vengeance]

Unfathomably repugnant football club.

Everything about them is a disease, and fucking toxic.

The rags are pure shite, but these cunts are pure, unadulterated filth

Everything about them is rancid. The blue waffle of football clubs.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Record eight promotions in English football is hardly crap for someone who played all his playing career in the lower leagues and then slowly and doggedly worked his way up from there during his managerial career.

Old fashioned style of football and limited at the top level but he certainly had staying power and you can't put his success down to a one off fluke.

I actually really liked Warnock after hearing the first 20 seconds of this clip. Talking about Cardiff vs City.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Don’t disagree, but I wasn’t talking about Colin.

It‘s Stephen Warnock on SPN.

I‘d much prefer it to be Colin.

Lol. Sorry.

Yeah probably because he once played for Liverpool. I find him an annoying co-commentator, covered the Copa Libertadores couple of weeks ago but don't think he knows much about South American football.

Average fullback, had one good season at Villa and went to South Africa instead of Leighton Baines because of the latter's homesickness worries.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Lol. Sorry.

Yeah probably because he once played for Liverpool. I find him an annoying co-commentator, covered the Copa Libertadores couple of weeks ago but don't think he knows much about South American football.

Average fullback, had one good season at Villa and went to South Africa instead of Leighton Baines because of the latter's homesickness worries.

No worries. It speaks volumes that when you think of somebody called Warnock that he isn’t the first to spring to mind though.

 

[hello]

Lol. Sorry.

Yeah probably because he once played for Liverpool. I find him an annoying co-commentator, covered the Copa Libertadores couple of weeks ago but don't think he knows much about South American football.

Average fullback, had one good season at Villa and went to South Africa instead of Leighton Baines because of the latter's homesickness worries.

South American were unnecessary words there, one could argue about and football were wasted as well and a full stop after much would have been correct.

 

[Bonzo Nododo]

Nominally, I guess. He doesn’t seem like much of football fan. He’s never mentioned it anywhere.

Probably says City because of his dad.

Wait, would it not be Jimmy Carr!

Not quite. It was Jimny Carr and Minnie Carr.

Graham Carr according to Google??

I forget. A woman in a shop married to another youth coach told me. Youth coaches were a bit of a mystery to me then and now.