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From: Stephen O'Connell on 2 May 2010 10:54 <REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net> wrote in message > > If you aren't ashamed of the way your club played today then you are > no fan. As far as being bitter, we have nothing to be bitter about, we > never thought you were good enough to beat Chelsea in fact Wigan stand > a better chance playing at the Bridge next week than you ever did. > The best team always wins the league, it'll be no different this > year. I didn't expect Liverpool to be that bad, and they did start brightly enough. As they had a tough game on Thursday in the Europa League, I did think that Chelsea would have a good chance of getting the win. Obviously the Gerrard back pass couldn't be planned for, but after that Liverpool never looked like causing any trouble to the Chelsea defence, and even the Kop didn't try and 'suck the ball in to the net'. A strange atmosphere, and a very tame Liverpool performance once Chelsea went one-nil up. None of my friends who are Liverpool fans are too disappointed by it either! :-) -- http://holmesaudios.com http://www.phantomaudio.co.uk
From: Jesper Lauridsen on 2 May 2010 11:15 On 2010-05-02, REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net <REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net> wrote: > On Sun, 2 May 2010 07:27:29 -0700 (PDT), Alkamista ><alkamista(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > >>On May 2, 10:17�am, REDDEV...(a)nospam.net wrote: >>> >>> They are neither, more like Rats >> >>So bitter! > > If you aren't ashamed of the way your club played today then you are > no fan. As far as being bitter, we have nothing to be bitter about, we > never thought you were good enough to beat Chelsea in fact Wigan stand > a better chance playing at the Bridge next week than you ever did. So if Liverpool never had any hope of beating Chelsea, what are you complaining about?
From: Alkamista on 2 May 2010 11:37 On May 2, 11:15 am, Jesper Lauridsen <rorsc...(a)sorrystofanet.dk> wrote: > On 2010-05-02, REDDEV...(a)nospam.net <REDDEV...(a)nospam.net> wrote: > > > On Sun, 2 May 2010 07:27:29 -0700 (PDT), Alkamista > ><alkami...(a)hotmail.com> wrote: > > >>On May 2, 10:17 am, REDDEV...(a)nospam.net wrote: > > >>> They are neither, more like Rats > > >>So bitter! > > > If you aren't ashamed of the way your club played today then you are > > no fan. As far as being bitter, we have nothing to be bitter about, we > > never thought you were good enough to beat Chelsea in fact Wigan stand > > a better chance playing at the Bridge next week than you ever did. > > So if Liverpool never had any hope of beating Chelsea, what are you > complaining about? He's not sure, he's just very bitter and is venting in circles :-)
From: William Clark on 2 May 2010 11:46 In article <hrk3nj$138$1(a)news.eternal-september.org>, "Stephen O'Connell" <no.spam(a)fk.u.com> wrote: > <REDDEVIL6(a)nospam.net> wrote in message > > > > If you aren't ashamed of the way your club played today then you are > > no fan. As far as being bitter, we have nothing to be bitter about, we > > never thought you were good enough to beat Chelsea in fact Wigan stand > > a better chance playing at the Bridge next week than you ever did. > > The best team always wins the league, it'll be no different this > > year. > > I didn't expect Liverpool to be that bad, and they did start brightly enough. > As they had a tough game on Thursday in the Europa League, I did think that > Chelsea would have a good chance of getting the win. Obviously the Gerrard > back pass couldn't be planned for, but after that Liverpool never looked like > causing any trouble to the Chelsea defence, and even the Kop didn't try and > 'suck the ball in to the net'. A strange atmosphere, and a very tame > Liverpool performance once Chelsea went one-nil up. > > None of my friends who are Liverpool fans are too disappointed by it either! > :-) Indeed, time for the pantomime to end at Anfield. Ditch these two American ponces who "own" the club, let Benitez move on, and then start to build a team that reflects the Liverpool psyche. Dump the temperamental Latins (keep Torres, though (I wish!)) and replace them with players with grit and heart. Run the other EPL teams to death, don't give them a second on the ball, get the fans back into it, and the results will come. Finally, build this new stadium and up the revenue base. Strange that in all the talk, I have not heard the notion of Mourinho for LFC. Seems to me he is the kind of character that Liverpudlians would love - droll, witty, and passionate. Seems to me, too, that he has a thing for Anfield and the fans, judging by his demeanour after the ECL semi there he lost with Chelsea.
From: ken.overton on 2 May 2010 12:03
On May 2, 10:32 am, Google Beta User <wanyik...(a)gmail.com> wrote: > > I'm so touched by the words of gratitude towards Liverpool's history > and stature, from the likes of SAF Waitasec -- you mean he wasn't referring to Heysel? |