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The Liverpool Thread
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dw7
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If he wants out he will go he's ment to be a bit of a **** that will cause troublewaspish said:Blue Haze said:Surely someone like Madrid or Bayern will come sniffing around, maybe Chelsea.
Maybe City if we don't have a 4th striker by then. ;)
money is tight all over Europe the amount of money Liverpool would want for him can't see him moving
Blue Haze
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Hat trick Suarez. After a threaded pass to the corner he scores the return cross with a header. Brilliant.<br /><br />-- Fri Nov 11, 2011 4:39 pm --<br /><br />4 now
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4 for Suarez, best to get it out of his system before our game.
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BlueCityfan said:They really have spent alot of money on SHIT players.
Adam wasnät expensive...but not a player for a top 4 side. Especially not as a starter.
Downing....20m LOL.
Andy Carroll 35m, enough said.
Suarez 24m, is money well spent.
Henderson 20m, LOL.
Enrique is a good signing IMO.
But honestly....Downing, Hnederson and Carroll signings are just...unbelievably stupid business.
All is not down to Daglish, doesn't that Comolli guy do the trasnfers and scout?
Well, he has scouted awfully.
Thank fuck we have Mancini doing the transfer business....he has spent very well so far.
it defies logic that king kenny blew 35M on a centre-forward who has a reputation for alcohol abuse(and the rest) a woman beater and someone who saw fit to break the jaw of his team captain during a training session, and who is rarely fully fit. which part of bad idea doesnt kenny understand?<br /><br />-- Sat Nov 12, 2011 4:04 am --<br /><br />
The Fat el Hombre said:Can't see em making top four with the way spurs are doing and arsenal shaping themselves. I thought downing would do well there though. he's been one of the best players for assists ni the prem over the eyars, but 11 gfames in and he as no goals and no assists. Looks like King Kenny's masterplan of downing crossing it in to the 6"4 drunken geordie to ehad in isn't quite working as well as expected
lol!! cruel but spot on.
you,d think after all his years in the game,all that experience in europe as a player and a manager,he would come up with something more sophisticated than stone age football..run,chase,harry and tackle,get the ball to the wings and the injured pissed-up bully boy will score from the cross...my god, i bet it took norwich and swansea all of 2 mins to plan resistance to that masterplan.
long live king kenny.
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Question
Does anyone think if Liverpool had to endure many seasons of mid table mediocrity like Everton they would still sell out?
A few times under Hodgson there was a empty seats. Reading 606 a few of their fans claim they're the best in the league. I'm not so sure
Does anyone think if Liverpool had to endure many seasons of mid table mediocrity like Everton they would still sell out?
A few times under Hodgson there was a empty seats. Reading 606 a few of their fans claim they're the best in the league. I'm not so sure
Re: Question
Would they f**k! They were organising boycotts, when Woy had them flirting with the dreaded drop last year; something that I always saw as the first act of 'rats' rationalising how they would 'desert the sinking ship'.
A boycott, FFS? Because that's exactly what a struggling team needs... empty stands and disharmony outside the ground.
"Most knowledgable fans in football" (TM Sky), my arse. For one thing, they know f**k all about endurance in the face of years of impending doom and sorrow, with absolutely no hope of a light at the end of the tunnel. All they know is their smug sense of entitlement and how to hold a scarf whilst singing a maudlin show tune.
Although to be fair, they do boycott the Sun. Which goes to show, even assholes can be right now and then.
Would they f**k! They were organising boycotts, when Woy had them flirting with the dreaded drop last year; something that I always saw as the first act of 'rats' rationalising how they would 'desert the sinking ship'.
A boycott, FFS? Because that's exactly what a struggling team needs... empty stands and disharmony outside the ground.
"Most knowledgable fans in football" (TM Sky), my arse. For one thing, they know f**k all about endurance in the face of years of impending doom and sorrow, with absolutely no hope of a light at the end of the tunnel. All they know is their smug sense of entitlement and how to hold a scarf whilst singing a maudlin show tune.
Although to be fair, they do boycott the Sun. Which goes to show, even assholes can be right now and then.
Mad Eyed Screamer
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Re: Question
They had 35K against West Brom last season over Xmas
mad4city said:Would they f**k! They were organising boycotts, when Woy had them flirting with the dreaded drop last year; something that I always saw as the first act of 'rats' rationalising how they would 'desert the sinking ship'.
A boycott, FFS? Because that's exactly what a struggling team needs... empty stands and disharmony outside the ground.
"Most knowledgable fans in football" (TM Sky), my arse. For one thing, they know f**k all about endurance in the face of years of impending doom and sorrow, with absolutely no hope of a light at the end of the tunnel. All they know is their smug sense of entitlement and how to hold a scarf whilst singing a maudlin show tune.
Although to be fair, they do boycott the Sun. Which goes to show, even assholes can be right now and then.
They had 35K against West Brom last season over Xmas
southern muppet
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Re: Question
I think it depends what you mean by many seasons. Weren't that games with significant numbers of empty seats under Hodgson cup games?
That said, I think Liverpool's current position already constitutes mediocrity for them. And I can't see them escaping it under Dalglish.
I think it depends what you mean by many seasons. Weren't that games with significant numbers of empty seats under Hodgson cup games?
That said, I think Liverpool's current position already constitutes mediocrity for them. And I can't see them escaping it under Dalglish.
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Re: Question
The boycotting was down to the current owners at that time who tryed their best to destroy the club. Not attending the games was part of the boycott for many fans back then aswell.
Its not easy to dish out 40 odd quid for every single home game as alot of you will know but i do think we will sell out every home game this season.
@Mad Eyed Screamer We played west brom in late august last season and it was still under hodgson, i think you are probably talking about the bolton game which was still under hodgson and going on when we where fighting in the bottom half of the table under that clueless twat so yeah you cant really blame people for not paying 40 quid to watch pure shite
The boycotting was down to the current owners at that time who tryed their best to destroy the club. Not attending the games was part of the boycott for many fans back then aswell.
Its not easy to dish out 40 odd quid for every single home game as alot of you will know but i do think we will sell out every home game this season.
@Mad Eyed Screamer We played west brom in late august last season and it was still under hodgson, i think you are probably talking about the bolton game which was still under hodgson and going on when we where fighting in the bottom half of the table under that clueless twat so yeah you cant really blame people for not paying 40 quid to watch pure shite
If Liverpool fans thought it was all over.....
There has, according to a couple of snippets on Twitter, been an action begun in the US by the wanna be purchaser of LFC who was 'spurned' by the board in favour of FSG.
From what I can piece together the company in question is suggesting that the board sold the club at below market value in a 'sweetheart' deal.
They are therefore likely to be suing for losses etc etc
And this is being done in the US courts and not the UK.
There has, according to a couple of snippets on Twitter, been an action begun in the US by the wanna be purchaser of LFC who was 'spurned' by the board in favour of FSG.
From what I can piece together the company in question is suggesting that the board sold the club at below market value in a 'sweetheart' deal.
They are therefore likely to be suing for losses etc etc
And this is being done in the US courts and not the UK.
Re: If Liverpool fans thought it was all over.....
Don't understand? is it Liverpool's previous owners?
fbloke said:There has, according to a couple of snippets on Twitter, been an action begun in the US by the wanna be purchaser of LFC who was 'spurned' by the board in favour of FSG.
From what I can piece together the company in question is suggesting that the board sold the club at below market value in a 'sweetheart' deal.
They are therefore likely to be suing for losses etc etc
And this is being done in the US courts and not the UK.
Don't understand? is it Liverpool's previous owners?
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Re: If Liverpool fans thought it was all over.....
Twitter.
/thread.
Twitter.
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dw7
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Re: If Liverpool fans thought it was all over.....
Wtf
Wtf
Re: If Liverpool fans thought it was all over.....
I'm trying to access the article on SBJ (Sport Business Journal) but it seems that the previous board are being sued, but IF found guilty of selling to the current owners it would have a financial impact on the club as well as the new owners were sold the business below market value.
Once I find out more I will pop it up here.
waspish said:fbloke said:There has, according to a couple of snippets on Twitter, been an action begun in the US by the wanna be purchaser of LFC who was 'spurned' by the board in favour of FSG.
From what I can piece together the company in question is suggesting that the board sold the club at below market value in a 'sweetheart' deal.
They are therefore likely to be suing for losses etc etc
And this is being done in the US courts and not the UK.
Don't understand? is it Liverpool's previous owners?
I'm trying to access the article on SBJ (Sport Business Journal) but it seems that the previous board are being sued, but IF found guilty of selling to the current owners it would have a financial impact on the club as well as the new owners were sold the business below market value.
Once I find out more I will pop it up here.
r.soleofsalford
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TCIB said:pudge said:After all, you can't spell Liverpool without lol.......Blue Haze said:from RAWK
lol
sorry
Haha, i know i should not lol but im a sucker for cheesy
Also for anyone who has not read it, <a class="postlink" href="http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=282690.0" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/ind ... c=282690.0</a>
if this carry`s on for much longer i can see nelly the scots elephant packing her bags
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=_a-m3pH9Dr8#t=27s" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... 9Dr8#t=27s</a>
Re: If Liverpool fans thought it was all over.....
ok cheers
fbloke said:waspish said:fbloke said:There has, according to a couple of snippets on Twitter, been an action begun in the US by the wanna be purchaser of LFC who was 'spurned' by the board in favour of FSG.
From what I can piece together the company in question is suggesting that the board sold the club at below market value in a 'sweetheart' deal.
They are therefore likely to be suing for losses etc etc
And this is being done in the US courts and not the UK.
Don't understand? is it Liverpool's previous owners?
I'm trying to access the article on SBJ (Sport Business Journal) but it seems that the previous board are being sued, but IF found guilty of selling to the current owners it would have a financial impact on the club as well as the new owners were sold the business below market value.
Once I find out more I will pop it up here.
ok cheers
Re: Question
Yeah, you should only part with money for tickets when you're side is winning.
And now I understand... suddenly it all makes perfect sense. Nobody has ever had worse owners than Hicks and Gillet (who never gave any of their managers tens of millions to spunk away) and still sustained their support, have they?
Or have they?
Let me see, now...
Nope... can't think of anyone...
Yeah, you should only part with money for tickets when you're side is winning.
And now I understand... suddenly it all makes perfect sense. Nobody has ever had worse owners than Hicks and Gillet (who never gave any of their managers tens of millions to spunk away) and still sustained their support, have they?
Or have they?
Let me see, now...
Nope... can't think of anyone...