Liverpool road to the title 2011 - Page 23

Barrie Yates · 13-01-2011, 17:06

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Oh deary, deary me ! Let's all have a poke shall we !

(must admit though they are quite funny)

As Julie London almost said - "Your day will come"

jaysay · 13-01-2011, 17:38

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Originally Posted by yerself

The only way the mickey-mousers are likely to lay their hands on a trophy this season.

They've already laid their hands on it 5 times already, I don't think it will be paraded around any town in the North West come May

jaysay · 13-01-2011, 17:40

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

As Julie London almost said - "Your day will come"

Well thats what Liverpool Fans said to the plastic mancs for 26 years

Barrie Yates · 13-01-2011, 20:33

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Well thats what Liverpool Fans said to the plastic mancs for 26 years

It certainly did - with a vengeance

DaveinGermany · 13-01-2011, 21:14

Even if Kenny does stay on in charge into the new season, I can't in all honesty see Liverpool being a major force in the League for a couple of years. As it stands there's to much reliance on one or two individuals & a lot of dead wood costing money. It needs taking right down to the ground & a new start with youngsters ! Something similar to what Wenger did at Arsenal only with us eventually picking something up, I can wait ...... Rome wasn't built in a day & all that.

jaysay · 14-01-2011, 09:17

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

It certainly did - with a vengeance

Think United maybe coming to the end of their gloating period time for Mancie to move on to Arsenal or Cheski

yerself · 14-01-2011, 10:41

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Think United maybe coming to the end of their gloating period time

I've thought that once or twice but Fergie ( or Taggart as one of the Gallaghers refers to him) keeps coming up with the goods.
Glory glory Man United.

Barrie Yates · 14-01-2011, 17:42

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Think United maybe coming to the end of their gloating period time for Mancie to move on to Arsenal or Cheski

Who is top of the Premiership then? Certainly not Rovers, they did it once but why could they not sustain the effort? Lack of support maybe, poor management, apathy, Jack Walker pulling the plug? Just hope they keep avoiding relegation Jay brcause if they go down they will have one real struggle to get back

jaysay · 14-01-2011, 18:05

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

Who is top of the Premiership then? Certainly not Rovers, they did it once but why could they not sustain the effort? Lack of support maybe, poor management, apathy, Jack Walker pulling the plug? Just hope they keep avoiding relegation Jay brcause if they go down they will have one real struggle to get back

Come on Barrie were not the Dingles, or as we call um at Ewood the near men, they were nearly a prem team, and unfortunately Jack Walker died the only true football supporter who has owned a Premiership Club, he didn't sink Rovers into £800,000,000 of debt and milked the fans like some yanks are doing

Mancie · 14-01-2011, 19:35

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Think United maybe coming to the end of their gloating period time for Mancie to move on to Arsenal or Cheski

What gloating period are you on about Gump?..seeing as I've supported United since the mid 70's and never "moved" anywhere?

Barrie Yates · 14-01-2011, 20:30

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Come on Barrie were not the Dingles, or as we call um at Ewood the near men, they were nearly a prem team, and unfortunately Jack Walker died the only true football supporter who has owned a Premiership Club, he didn't sink Rovers into £800,000,000 of debt and milked the fans like some yanks are doing

Sorry Jay, but it was 5 years between Rovers winning the Premiership and Jack Walker's death. He also broke the British transfer record twice, so there is some truth in the statement that he bought the title. What happened after the '94/95 season - did he lose interest or what?
As for Burnley, well, ruined by an ego - the Butcher Boy, but I did watch them play in the European Cup against Hamburg - and they won, back in the late '50s long before Rovers played in the European Cup.
At the end of the day, it all comes around that goes around. Mancie has been there since the '70s, for me it was Coleman, Edwards, Taylor and the like that caught my imagination - and my unswerving loyalty.
Each of us to his own, let us continue to enjoy the banter and most of all enjoy the football

lancsdave · 14-01-2011, 21:43

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

but I did watch them play in the European Cup against Hamburg - and they won, back in the late '50s long before Rovers played in the European Cup.

Woah Barrie, lets not go too far back, it was 50 years next Tuesday when you watched that game

jaysay · 15-01-2011, 08:57

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Originally Posted by Mancie

What gloating period are you on about Gump?..seeing as I've supported United since the mid 70's and never "moved" anywhere?

Don't think you've been there much either

Barrie Yates · 15-01-2011, 09:44

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Originally Posted by lancsdave

Woah Barrie, lets not go too far back, it was 50 years next Tuesday when you watched that game

Still remains in my memory, went straight from work (apprentice at Prestige), via a few pubs, great game, Ponter, McIlroy, Pilkington, Miner's Club after the game, onto the train home, quite legless

jaysay · 15-01-2011, 09:48

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

Still remains in my memory, went straight from work (apprentice at Prestige), via a few pubs, great game, Ponter, McIlroy, Pilkington, Miner's Club after the game, onto the train home, quite legless

I remember running home from school to watch the second leg v Hamberg, always remember the goal posts they were square