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Liverpool thread
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Tricky_Trev
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Genuinely think I hate Liverpool even more than the rags.
andyhinch
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As has been previously stated, more a cult than a clubGenuinely think I hate Liverpool even more than the rags.
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Perhaps we should have bought him if he can score a couple there and help defeat them at Klanfield. None of ours can do it.yeah - prior to the move they guy was on fire and had broken - belatedly - into the England set up.
Just one season at Loserpool finished all that for the lad. Boyhood club so Brenda probably only had to show him a shirt with his name and number on the back. Poor bastard was probably that desperate. He will have made a few bob but I bet his feelings towards Brenda are far from respectful having hardly got a game.
I think he will do ok for the Baggies and as ever I look forward to him bagging a couple at Klanfield when the Baggies condemn them to yet another home defeat and see Brenda's future thrown into yet more turmoil !!
shackattack
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the world famous and much respected kopites write off 90% of their players as " not gud enoough for der greatest club in der world" before they have even kicked a ball. many a time i see kopites having delusional episodes in public and no-one is there to help them. as for Rodgers He hasn't got the balls to design a formation, and stick to it. He flip flops around to try and keep ego's happy. This season is going to be a car crash for them. What is clear is their transfer strategy has little to do with buying players they need to improve the team/squad. It is all to do with calming/easing the collective neurosis of the fans who can't hack they aren't a big club anymore. There is the added twist that Rodgers laps it all up and is the conductor of the musical. They are akin to a C list celebrity going shopping at Harrods and ringing OK magazine to tell them all the expensive things they've bought to paper over their decline. Jim Davidson with money.
squirtyflower
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Whenever you post in this thread I'm always of the opinion that you don't have a particular fondness for Liverpool Football Clubthe world famous and much respected kopites write off 90% of their players as " not gud enoough for der greatest club in der world" before they have even kicked a ball. many a time i see kopites having delusional episodes in public and no-one is there to help them. as for Rodgers He hasn't got the balls to design a formation, and stick to it. He flip flops around to try and keep ego's happy. This season is going to be a car crash for them. What is clear is their transfer strategy has little to do with buying players they need to improve the team/squad. It is all to do with calming/easing the collective neurosis of the fans who can't hack they aren't a big club anymore. There is the added twist that Rodgers laps it all up and is the conductor of the musical. They are akin to a C list celebrity going shopping at Harrods and ringing OK magazine to tell them all the expensive things they've bought to paper over their decline. Jim Davidson with money.
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Rickie Lambert made the perfect start to his West Bromwich Albion career by scoring twice just hours after joining the club.
The England international arrived from Liverpool after a year on Merseyside and wasted little time in making an impression for his new side.
In a friendly at another of his old clubs, Bristol Rovers, Lambert struck a goal in each half as the Baggies cruised to a 4-0 victory to mark a perfect debut for the 33-year-old striker.
The England international arrived from Liverpool after a year on Merseyside and wasted little time in making an impression for his new side.
In a friendly at another of his old clubs, Bristol Rovers, Lambert struck a goal in each half as the Baggies cruised to a 4-0 victory to mark a perfect debut for the 33-year-old striker.
bluethrunthru
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Rickie Lambert made the perfect start to his West Bromwich Albion career by scoring twice just hours after joining the club.
The England international arrived from Liverpool after a year on Merseyside and wasted little time in making an impression for his new side.
In a friendly at another of his old clubs, Bristol Rovers, Lambert struck a goal in each half as the Baggies cruised to a 4-0 victory to mark a perfect debut for the 33-year-old striker.
I know its a friendly but................. ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha - Go on Rickie laaaa
andyhinch
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Hides it well thoughWhenever you post in this thread I'm always of the opinion that you don't have a particular fondness for Liverpool Football Club
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