Thank you Dr. A few more points to add.
Before kickoff v Palace I heard YNWA broadcast live on the radio. WTF? This is the that club boos the National Anthem showing no respect, offending many yet demand special consideration and treatment.
Compare this with the negative feedback in the media for City fans booing the Champions League anthem. We had good cause unlike the scouse frippery and inconsistency that surrounds Liverpool FC. They really are shameless.
Pre-match Danny Murphy eulogised about the amazing extended Anfield. He suggested that this should be the model for other clubs to aspire to rather than go to the expense of a new ground like Tottenhams. (They did this many years ago at Old Trafford as a quick fix to add more seats on the cheap whilst retaining the "character")
With all these ground improvements, will Liverpool be extending the pitch size and installing tv screens as per Premier League guidelines? In spite of comparing themselves to City from every angle, it seems they are following in the footsteps of our rag neighbours at OT. We can only hope.
Hamman, says it all.Well according to the pissed up gambling addict that is did hamman, he just turned and accidentally walked into him. Even the talksport pundits were taking the piss out of him.
I don't think Liverpool played bad yesterday, they dominated the game but I just think without Thiago they don't have the same creativity in the middle and rely on Trent or individual brilliance. They are nowhere near United, though. Let's not kid ourselves. They will hammer them at Old Trafford next Monday.Listen, I expect them to have a good season. I really do, however, as pointed in the season they went to complete shit without their CB's, this Pool team hasn't got the versatility in players to slot in second squaders, and for them to play the same.
I was thinking just this last night. Without their stable defence - midfield - attack transition, they will struggle. They've played teams that are uncomfortable, but still poor and it shows, that they are wide open, sluggish, poor in transition when they have to defend, and wasteful.
Their midfield options are thin, and again, they have showed they can only play one-dimensional, if it wasn't for Zaha's shite second half, they should have lost the game. Same for Fulham.
In fact, what separates them from United, are a lucky bounce, and a very good "moment" from a very good player. They could have easily been 19th, with 0 points.
Really surprised they didn't go for Nunes in the end.Early days and only a fool would write off any Klopp team but their midfield is horrible, very, very poor, it could well cost them any chance of the title, I could see Klopp asking for some action in the transfer market before next week.
Well according to the pissed up gambling addict that is did hamman, he just turned and accidentally walked into him. Even the talksport pundits were taking the piss out of him.
They did not play poor at all, but start of the season, at Anfield, you'd expect a 3,4-0 pummelling to establish the rhythm and intent to challenge.I don't think Liverpool played bad yesterday, they dominated the game but I just think without Thiago they don't have the same creativity in the middle and rely on Trent or individual brilliance. They are nowhere near United, though. Let's not kid ourselves. They will hammer them at Old Trafford next Monday.
They looked really one dimensional with 11 men. Just long balls into the box hoping to hit the big man. Most worrying for them was that Salah seemed to be playing like an out and out winger.I don't think Liverpool played bad yesterday, they dominated the game but I just think without Thiago they don't have the same creativity in the middle and rely on Trent or individual brilliance. They are nowhere near United, though. Let's not kid ourselves. They will hammer them at Old Trafford next Monday.
Maybe they won't spend, the Americans are tight bastards, they are spending big on the stadium, so maybe reluctant to spend again in the market.Really surprised they didn't go for Nunes in the end.
Vid showing how he got wound up.
You, him or both ?Not a f*cking clue.
The only genuine witch in football was, of course, the one that put a curse on Maine Road. It was said that when the stadium was built it encroached on witches holy ground and so they put a curse on it. It’s the only explanation for some of the happenings there. We even held an exorcism at the ground. Typical City.The Liar The Witch and The Draw Probe.
Clear as a bell. The principle is that the more points you drop the more points you put in your bank which you will spend later by winning week in week out. The rags have a squillion points in their bank, so watch out.Its frightening over there...you cant tell me they're not deranged...from the Palace thread...
" Worrying that we’ve spent 4 points from our 20 point reserve, hopefully we can regain 6 points so we’re up to 22 points. Man City have a bank of minus 4 points though so if they lose more points, a negative plus a negative is a positive. So ideally we need them to keep winning, it’d be annoying to see them increase that bank by losing games. If we take their average points total of the last two seasons, add our 20 point bank, delete their bank, and then maybe see if Arsenal or Spurs have a bank that we can borrow, then we can drop 24 more points"
Can I add that by agreement, all P.L. ground must provide a certain percentage of disabled seats. The only 2 that don't are this shower of shite and the rags. The rags they are addressing that issue (slowly) the scousers had an ideal opportunity with the new stand.... but they didn't.Thank you Dr. A few more points to add.
Before kickoff v Palace I heard YNWA broadcast live on the radio. WTF? This is the that club boos the National Anthem showing no respect, offending many yet demand special consideration and treatment.
Compare this with the negative feedback in the media for City fans booing the Champions League anthem. We had good cause unlike the scouse frippery and inconsistency that surrounds Liverpool FC. They really are shameless.
Pre-match Danny Murphy eulogised about the amazing extended Anfield. He suggested that this should be the model for other clubs to aspire to rather than go to the expense of a new ground like Tottenhams. (They did this many years ago at Old Trafford as a quick fix to add more seats on the cheap whilst retaining the "character")
With all these ground improvements, will Liverpool be extending the pitch size and installing tv screens as per Premier League guidelines? In spite of comparing themselves to City from every angle, it seems they are following in the footsteps of our rag neighbours at OT. We can only hope.
I know there's always a plague of toads in the away end when we play them at the Etihad.Didn't they used to live on the Kemlyn Road, Club couldn't shift em :-)
Irrespective of his personal qualities, I think Martin ruined the Beatles. He took what was basically a R&B group (old nomenclature) and turned their music into bubblegum. Lots of hits of course but a lot of dross. Jocking Harrison off the albums was a disgrace. When asked which of their tracks he would like to re-record, Lennon replied: “All of them.” Compare their version of Mr Postman with I Wanna Hold Your Hand. Chalk and cheese.I've met George Martin. I had no idea who he was until I saw a gold disc in his downstairs loo and even then I had to c
Lovely man and very unassuming.
Somers Crescent in the Hyde Park Estate. Crikey, I just googled him and learn that he has died.
Too early to tell, but a very interesting observation.Turns out he's more like Suarez than I gave him credit for.
Annoying thing is that they actually looked better when he went off, probably because they went back to how they are used to playing. I bet if they start Jota or Firmino next week, they'll hammer the rags. They've gone from a system that gets the most out of a player they know can get 30 goals a season to one that tries to get the best out of a player that they hope will get 20.