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[7_Kewell]

yeh stop being an ediot

[jonnymac1979]

im friedns with stevey finnan

Your profile says you're 35 years old.

What's the world coming to?  Get a fucking girlfriend.

[67-1161385641]

im friedns with stevey finnan

Your profile says you're 35 years old.

What's the world coming to?  Get a fucking girlfriend.

He can have mine if he wants.

[lfc-all-my-life]

i have a girlfriend,in fact i have 3,
and what does being 35 and being friends with stevey finnan mean i dont have a girlfriend

[7_Kewell]

im friedns with stevey finnan

Your profile says you're 35 years old.

What's the world coming to?  Get a fucking girlfriend.

he's got one...

[67-1161385641]

i have a girlfriend,in fact i have 3,
and what does being 35 and being friends with stevey finnan mean i dont have a girlfriend

You're on a wibbly, wobbly lid! Sort it out! Three girlfriends, poor you, poor you! I feel sorry for your bits and bobs! (No reference to Bad Bob...although he is a Richard Cranium)


Seriously lad get back to posting properly, if you're lonely, I'll talk to you in Gen chat! It's out of pitty, not because I like you!

[lfc-all-my-life]

thats her there,shes a beauty.fine bit of stuff

up the bum no harm done at all,i love a nice  manly woman

[lfc-all-my-life]

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there she is my sexy eileen

[lfc-all-my-life]

mi lovely girl eileen

[Bad Bob]

Boro are a dangerous side, how can anyone call them 'a joke' or 'piss poor just flies over my head. Boro are deeply inconsistent, which is one of their more dangerous qualities (if you can call it a quality ). They on their day can pose quite a challenge and as Chelsea have noticed can cause major upsets. It's also worth mentioning we have gone four years without winning at the Riverside Stadium. Not a bad record for a team who is 'piss poor'.

First off, their extreme inconsistency is one of the main reasons why they are p!ss-poor.  Sure, they can raise their game on occasion against the big sides but so can a lot of teams.  For the most part, they're pedestrian and, given our quality, we should be able to take the game to them, despite our recent road worries.  If we can get after them from the off and manage not to concede first for once in a blue moon, we'll be just fine.

As for our recent record at the Riverside, we need to look at it a bit more closely.  Last season we absolutely battered them and should have won the game handily.  Gerrard could have had a hat-trick by himself but it was not to be.  A draw was a fluke result.

The season before we were absolutely decimated by injuries up top, leading to a starting strike force of Garcia and Kewell.  We also were in the thick of a Champions League dogfight in the group stages and a team that was going through the teething process under our new manager.  We got beaten handily by Boro and deserved to, as we were abject, but that was the only one of our last four encounters where they really did us over.

Before that I don't remember particularly clearly, TBH, but the .tv piece today indicates that they fluked a couple of results despite us being the better side...about par for the tail end of the Houllier era, I'd say. 

I'm not saying defeat on Saturday is inconceivable but I still think we have more than enough about us--even struggling and even after the mid-week internationals--to see off Boro.

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hear nobody done salg my cousin jessie he's not an ediot.

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did ya hear that gerrard houllier was cought suckin willies

[lfc-all-my-life]

yeh i seen that there in the paper

[67-1161385641]

First off, their extreme inconsistency is one of the main reasons why they are p!ss-poor.  Sure, they can raise their game on occasion against the big sides but so can a lot of teams.  For the most part, they're pedestrian and, given our quality, we should be able to take the game to them, despite our recent road worries.  If we can get after them from the off and manage not to concede first for once in a blue moon, we'll be just fine.

As for our recent record at the Riverside, we need to look at it a bit more closely.  Last season we absolutely battered them and should have won the game handily.  Gerrard could have had a hat-trick by himself but it was not to be.  A draw was a fluke result.

The season before we were absolutely decimated by injuries up top, leading to a starting strike force of Garcia and Kewell.  We also were in the thick of a Champions League dogfight in the group stages and a team that was going through the teething process under our new manager.  We got beaten handily by Boro and deserved to, as we were abject, but that was the only one of our last four encounters where they really did us over.

Before that I don't remember particularly clearly, TBH, but the .tv piece today indicates that they fluked a couple of results despite us being the better side...about par for the tail end of the Houllier era, I'd say. 

I'm not saying defeat on Saturday is inconceivable but I still think we have more than enough about us--even struggling and even after the mid-week internationals--to see off Boro.

They have quality and always pose a threat, the reason for their inconsistency is down to the management as well as lacking cutting edge, which can't be helped as Boro cannot attract quality players of a high standard and do not have the resources to match the top teams. They will however always pose a threat and I honestly hope, no pray that the players do not take a lax approach to this match or take the same attitude as you.

I do agree if we start the match off on a more positive note we should win the match comfortably, but Liverpool being Liverpool like to make life difficult, so I can see it being as black and white as that.

What you say is true, Bob, but it doesn't make an ounce of difference, we still haven't won at the Riverside in well over four years, and it’s pushing on five years in March. We haven't scored since March 2002 either.

I expect that to change this weekend.

[lfc-all-my-life]

yeh,i love my girlfriend