Liverpool.. the road to the title 2011 - Page 3

DaveinGermany · 01-09-2011, 19:08

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

but will admit you have bought one or two who can do something - but Bellamy

Got to agree on the Bellamy front, we've had him, he didn't make good so we got shut & now he's back again

Not quite sure why.

Barrie Yates · 02-09-2011, 17:16

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Originally Posted by Mancie

And as the pundits have said..along with the Rovers footy expert from Ossy

.."you can't win nothing with kids"

At least the Ossy VFC fan has now got his very own Fatboy to talk about - Yakuba is certainly no Spring Chicken and fatter that Rooney

gynn · 11-09-2011, 06:56

Liverpool are complaining about the refereeing decision that gave Stoke a penalty against them. They are talking about making a formal complaint about referee Clattenburg.

Coming from a team that built a whole history of success on dubious penalty decisions at the Kop End in the 70s and 80s, that comment has to take the biscuit!

Barrie Yates · 11-09-2011, 10:49

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Originally Posted by gynn

Liverpool are complaining about the refereeing decision that gave Stoke a penalty against them. They are talking about making a formal complaint about referee Clattenburg.

Coming from a team that built a whole history of success on dubious penalty decisions at the Kop End in the 70s and 80s, that comment has to take the biscuit!

Saw "King" Kenny throw his toys out of the cot last night - Oh dear, what a shame, never mind

See that the VFC mob had a good weekend last week - they didn't get beat. Kean must be right when he said they have a strong team - they are holding all the other teams on their shoulders at the moment. To my mind the best panalty miss was either one of the VFC mob misses in their last game

Mancie · 12-09-2011, 21:03

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

Saw "King" Kenny throw his toys out of the cot last night - Oh dear, what a shame, never mind

See that the VFC mob had a good weekend last week - they didn't get beat. Kean must be right when he said they have a strong team - they are holding all the other teams on their shoulders at the moment. To my mind the best panalty miss was either one of the VFC mob misses in their last game

Was just checking the fixtures to see who King Kenny's Pool were playing in the Champs League or Euro thingy this week.. forgot Liverpool ain't in any.

... Birmingham, Spurs, Fulham and Stoke made the Euro so I'll be shouting for those teams..

...still as they say Liverpool can now concentrate on winning the Prem..

DaveinGermany · 13-09-2011, 16:45

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Originally Posted by Barrie Yates

Saw "King" Kenny throw his toys out of the cot last night - Oh dear, what a shame, never mind

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Was just checking the fixtures to see who King Kenny's Pool were playing in the Champs League or Euro thingy this week.. forgot Liverpool ain't in any.

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Go on Lads, fill yer boots, have a good gloat

The season is still young, let's wait & see shall we.

gynn · 14-09-2011, 05:53

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Originally Posted by Mancie

Liverpool can now concentrate on winning the Prem..

and the Carling Cup, famously called the "Mickey Mouse" Cup by that master of unbiased football punditry, Phil Thompson.

Barrie Yates · 18-09-2011, 13:31

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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy

So Barry, Arsenal are no longer big boys then? Let's see what happens tomorrow.
Good result against Bolton today, the lads are doing okay.
Seeing your lot have not had much to worry about yet, let's see what happens.

Perhaps you were right in your assumption that Arsenal are no longer "Big Boys"
They have got more holes in the defence than a colander and about as much striking power as a powder puff. Totally outplayed by the club who were the bottom of the league.
You could be excused in thinking they had signed Secombe, Sellers and Co and become the Goons rather than the Gooners

cashman · 18-09-2011, 20:32

Think Liverpools road just got a bit longer today.

Mancie · 18-09-2011, 21:49

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Originally Posted by cashman

Think Liverpools road just got a bit longer today.

To be fair King Kenny has only spent !00 million in the last 8 months..and he might still have some of pools spare change in his back back pocket.. mind you he skint Rovers and Newcastle

Barrie Yates · 22-09-2011, 12:27

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Originally Posted by gynn

and the Carling Cup, famously called the "Mickey Mouse" Cup by that master of unbiased football punditry, Phil Thompson.

No chance of that - Kean has said this week that Rovers are going to win the Carling Cup this season - and he said earlier that they were going to get a European place, so that really pushes Liverpool down the pecking order

DaveinGermany · 01-10-2011, 20:36

Chewed up the Toffees today, sitting in 5th.

Barrie Yates · 02-10-2011, 00:00

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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany

Chewed up the Toffees today, sitting in 5th.

Some good news for you at last DinG, also for Wyn and the other Stanley fans - can't say the same for the VFC lot, maybe they will win in
Pune

That will be all that they need to kick start them up the league

Would be good to hear from the VFC rabble rouser on hear.
Don't need to say anything about La Creme or the noisy neighbours - enough been said about the noisy lot and Tevez, looks as though SAF was right in letting him go

I note that BG has been very quiet about the Goon Show lately

Boeing Guy · 02-10-2011, 16:06

Being a scouser, why would I give two hoots about Arsenal Barrie???
It's great news to see our lad in 5th, but better still they are playing with passion and a desire to wear the shirt.
I do have a life out side of here you know, there is precious little Internet in sub sahara Africa.

gynn · 05-10-2011, 05:50

So Jack Rodwell's red card against Liverpool has been rescinded. Quite right, too. It wasn't a red card incident. It wasn't a yellow card incident. In fact, it wasn't even a foul. It was a perfectly clean tackle.

I just hope that referee Martin Atkinson now takes a long hard look at himself and wonders what it was that possessed him to make such a ludicrous decision so early in such a crucial game.