Johnny Mars Bar
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They’re on our heels in the same way as a dog turd.
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Liverpool Thread - 2023/24
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They’re on our heels in the same way as a dog turd.
Liverpool are obviously a good team but lets take there games in context,
Chelsea odd game that one , cant really make much of it,
Bournemouth were 1 -0 up should have been 2 , liverpool given a very very didgy penalty to get them back into it and bournemouth not given one at the other end, the scoreline flattered them.
Newcastle - should have been down to 9 men once again a helping hand with the ref and still newcastle blew it.
Aston Villa - first goal could definitely have been looked at, good performance but villa played into their hands and managed to miss 2 sitters to boot, once again a flattering scoreline.
As i said before liverpool are a good team and more than likely will be our closest challengers BUT their opening 4 games have only shown that they will still got dodgy decisions if they need them and are still quite vulnerable at the back, after 15 games we will see how things transpire, because if it wasnt for their recent history given the nature of the teams they have played and the results they have gotten with help, they are about the same as west ham
Chelsea odd game that one , cant really make much of it,
Bournemouth were 1 -0 up should have been 2 , liverpool given a very very didgy penalty to get them back into it and bournemouth not given one at the other end, the scoreline flattered them.
Newcastle - should have been down to 9 men once again a helping hand with the ref and still newcastle blew it.
Aston Villa - first goal could definitely have been looked at, good performance but villa played into their hands and managed to miss 2 sitters to boot, once again a flattering scoreline.
As i said before liverpool are a good team and more than likely will be our closest challengers BUT their opening 4 games have only shown that they will still got dodgy decisions if they need them and are still quite vulnerable at the back, after 15 games we will see how things transpire, because if it wasnt for their recent history given the nature of the teams they have played and the results they have gotten with help, they are about the same as west ham
Prestwich_Blue
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Of course he's had it written. Have you ever seen his tweets? He's semi-literate at best.So plain he’s had that written for him.
Piss head could never deliver that orally leave alone write it
And what is it, exactly, that we shouldn't have been allowed to do?
Win things consistently? Liverpool did that in the 1970's and 1980's.
Be taken over and have money pumped in? Liverpool did that with the Moores family and, to a lesser extent, FSG. And let's not forget how they were originally founded.
I wonder what Aldridge would have said about a team being kicked out of their ground by their chairman, who then got his cheque book out and set up his own Frankenstein's monster of a club.
And that chairman was a Tory rentier to boot. Not exactly working class scouser stuff.Of course he's had it written. Have you ever seen his tweets? He's semi-literate at best.
And what is it, exactly, that we shouldn't have been allowed to do?
Win things consistently? Liverpool did that in the 1970's and 1980's.
Be taken over and have money pumped in? Liverpool did that with the Moores family and, to a lesser extent, FSG. And let's not forget how they were originally founded.
I wonder what Aldridge would have said about a team being kicked out of their ground by their chairman, who then got his cheque book out and set up his own Frankenstein's monster of a club.
Dirty Harry
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He’d probably have gone out and kicked fuck out of a pigeon.I wonder what Aldridge would have said about a team being kicked out of their ground by their chairman, who then got his cheque book out and set up his own Frankenstein's monster of a club.
Blue Til Death
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Unfortunately, that’s the calibre of your average rag and dipper keyboard warriors, I dare say most are about 10 years old reading the shit written …What a pile of horseshit!
Blue Til Death
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£200 million plus the Couthino money they still have is a sizeable war chest for them to spend in January .. Pigmol will keep em relevant until then..From our perspective, I actually hope they reject the Saudi's offer
I think these are going to be right on our heels, but I also think that they will lose out because of their defence, they are a threat, but not something we aren't used to
Losing Salah ends their title chances, but without Salah they still get top 4 and champions league
So if they accept now, they pocket £200+ mil which they will need to rebuild their defence and still get top 4
Fast forward 12 months, Salah is 32, into his final year of his contract and they'll find it hard for him to renew with £1.5mil a week in the back of his head
They'll get about £100mil -120mil next summer, they'd be under pressure to sell if they can't get Salah to renew
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Mmmmm, so a lot of the angst is about Pep? I've said it before, he's been at City since 2016 so Mr. Aldridge, what happened to your beloved LFC for a quarter of a century before he rocked up? Answers on a postcard to: 'Whingeing Excuses Competition, red shirts North West, I can't really think of anything else so I'll just follow the sheep' PS: Don't get the address mixed up with your subscription to any of the alcohol clubs you subscribe toLooks like Aldo the loon has been drinking again.
Liverpool Echo.
John Aldridge discusses the Premier League title race
Anyone finishing above Man City this season will have to be exceptional. It is going to take something special to knock them off top spot. Although I'm sure City supporters are enjoying the success of their team, those in power within the English game have allowed this dominance to happen and spoiled what was the best league in the world.
If a team won the league back-to-back a decade ago, it was seen as a remarkable achievement. City are now going for their fourth on the spin. What they have done from a purely footballing point of view is admirable, with brilliant players and a good coach, but they shouldn’t have been allowed to do this. It's too late now for anything to be done about it, that ship has sailed, and it means they are going to be really hard to catch. There is every chance they will fall off their perch once Pep goes, but it’s hard to see it happening at this moment in time.
They might have z few bob left over to dig out John Barnes£200 million plus the Couthino money they still have is a sizeable war chest for them to spend in January
Tax officials have lodged a bankruptcy petition against former Liverpool and England footballer John Barnes.
A judge considered Barnes' case at a hearing in a specialist court in London on Wednesday.
Judge Catherine Burton was told, by a HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) official, that Barnes owed £238,000.
Barnes was not at the hearing.
Barrister Nathan Webb, who represented Barnes, told the judge that his client "just" needed time to pay and asked for an adjournment.
He said Barnes was employed by Liverpool Football Club "on a salary of £200,000".
"Mr Barnes is very well and able to pay," Mr Webb told Judge Burton on Wednesday.
"He just requires a bit of time."
Another judge had dismissed another bankruptcy petition lodged by tax officials against Barnes in June.
HMRC officials had indicated, during that earlier litigation, that Barnes had owed at least £200,000.
They had told a judge that money owed had been paid.
Barnes, 59, played for Watford, Liverpool and Newcastle.
He also won 79 England caps between 1983 and 1995 and was head coach at Celtic after ending his playing career
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