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Matterface and Quinn currently giving the Turtle a good kicking, listing all the grievances of individual players. Is he going to ruin Manchester United?
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Matterface and Quinn currently giving the Turtle a good kicking, listing all the grievances of individual players. Is he going to ruin Manchester United?
One lives in hope that he is given every opportunity to continue the sterling work he has done so far. It will be a sorry day if the Glazers pull the plug before his mission is complete.
Matterface and Quinn currently giving the Turtle a good kicking, listing all the grievances of individual players. Is he going to ruin Manchester United?
Very surprised at the battering the rags are getting this morning.
Slashman X
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Mickey Quinn just said that Liverpool's 2nd place finish a few years back was not a fluke. Surely 1 2nd place finish during 6 years of finishing no higher than 6th is pretty much a prime example of a fluke
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They just had a rag phone in saying they can win the league this season & Micky Quinn laughed out loud at him & said they won't get in the top 4!
OK who from here has been on the blower to these bastards :-)
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Mickey Quinn just said that Liverpool's 2nd place finish a few years back was not a fluke. Surely 1 2nd place finish during 6 years of finishing no higher than 6th is pretty much a prime example of a fluke
I don't think it was a fluke just a prime example of the influence a great player like Suarez had on the entire team, they've struggled to come back from losing him and didn't really replace him with a player of the same or near equal ability, when we lost Tevez we had Aguero to step up that's what clubs who are striving to achieve greatness do, Liverpool are a club that are still living in the 80's and believe every player would love to play for them but until they start showing some sort of dominance in the league they'll just fizzle out and end up like a Tottenham.
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I don't think it was a fluke just a prime example of the influence a great player like Suarez had on the entire team, they've struggled to come back from losing him and didn't really replace him with a player of the same or near equal ability, when we lost Tevez we had Aguero to step up that's what clubs who are striving to achieve greatness do, Liverpool are a club that are still living in the 80's and believe every player would love to play for them but until they start showing some sort of dominance in the league they'll just fizzle out and end up like a Tottenham.
They've already dropped to Tottenham's level. Both clubs are praying they can avoid injuries and that one of the Champions League clubs has a poor season.
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Spurs have finished above them in 5 of the last 6 seasons, they're already on the same level