Liverpool FC Forum

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Ive no problem with the boys from Brazil.They`re keeping the banter within the relevant forums so its not a problem at all.But they should remember that insulting the English national team has no effect on most of us as we dont give a toss.We`re Liverpool,not England.

[zarababe]

and moveing on:

FiFA's description of Crouch:

"The two-metre tall England striker " 

[Bandeirante_SPFC]

refreshing england minds 



















fear us frinds..

Oh!

1 minute of silence... 


Show this images is disrespect for me...

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Changes nothing.Im still waiting for the link that shows it was a FIFA sanctioned match.You wont find any such link...because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned match.It was a  privately organised and sponsered match that FIFA had nothing to do with.Argue all you want but it doesnt change the facts.[/quote]
Fifa didn't, but now it does!

And frankly, even if Fifa hadn't sactioned I wouldn't care. 22 players, 1 ball, 2 goals...what's the difference? The Fifa seal of quality? LOL[/quote]
Ok,you`ve finally got my point at last.Liverpool fc never took the match seriously because it wasnt under FIFA`s jurisdiction.An Argentinian defender could break Kenny Dalglish`s leg and there was nothing FIFA could do about it.Why would a European club take a match like that seriously.You cant have a "World Championship" match that only one of the teams cares about can you?Thats why few people(outside journalists on websites and S.America)consider the winners of that match to be World Champions.Liverpool were champions of Europe in 77,78,81,and 84.The World Champions of those years will never be known however.This years World Champions will.

[Bandeirante_SPFC]

I'm Spanish. And I find intolerable that you come to another club's home, in where you have been allowed to put your photos, say your stories, and read your bantering. They could have locked the thread any moment. They did not. And what's your gratitude? being insulting? Ah well.

Football is part of the society, an important part, but do not forget about learning some manners.

Don´t forget the insults agaisnt us some hundreds of posts back...

Unhappyly... our fellas on England demonstrate a little bit of disrespect too...

not just us... 

However, I´m suprised with the education demonstrate by 99% of the users...

[Sabre]

I think I overreacted before. Sorry to everybody. Apply me a yellow card of those Barrybelfast has

[zarababe]

I'm Spanish. And I find intolerable that you come to another club's home, in where you have been allowed to put your photos, say your stories, and read your bantering. They could have locked the thread any moment. They did not. And what's your gratitude? being insulting? Ah well.

Football is part of the society, an important part, but do not forget about learning some manners.

Don´t forget the insults agaisnt us some hundreds of posts back...

Unhappyly... our fellas on England demonstrate a little bit of disrespect too...

not just us... 

However, I´m suprised with the education demonstrate by 99% of the users...

.. that makes me in the 1% ay .. of intelliogent ones of course.. 

Come on ppl enough trading insults, and pics of the Engerland team 

Lets enjoy the days to a big game, anyone for tea    

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Changes nothing.Im still waiting for the link that shows it was a FIFA sanctioned match.You wont find any such link...because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned match.It was a  privately organised and sponsered match that FIFA had nothing to do with.Argue all you want but it doesnt change the facts.

Fifa didn't, but now it does!

And frankly, even if Fifa hadn't sactioned I wouldn't care. 22 players, 1 ball, 2 goals...what's the difference? The Fifa seal of quality? LOL[/quote]
Ok,you`ve finally got my point at last.Liverpool fc never took the match seriously because it wasnt under FIFA`s jurisdiction.An Argentinian defender could break Kenny Dalglish`s leg and there was nothing FIFA could do about it.Why would a European club take a match like that seriously.You cant have a "World Championship" match that only one of the teams cares about can you?Thats why few people(outside journalists on websites and S.America)consider the winners of that match to be World Champions.Liverpool were champions of Europe in 77,78,81,and 84.The World Champions of those years will never be known however.This years World Champions will.[/quote]
In fact, only Liverpool looked at the competition with disdain. Most part of other Europeans took the competition seriously. The championship is well balanced...13 victories for South Americans and 12 for Europeans.

1977 Boca Juniors
1978 No competition
1981 Flamengo
1984 Independiente

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.. that makes me in the 1% ay .. of intelliogent ones of course.. 

Come on ppl enough trading insults, and pics of the Engerland team 

Lets enjoy the days to a big game, anyone for tea    

You still looking for that job with the U.N Zara  

[zarababe]

lol finger on-the-button stuff, more likely in here GR.

You having a cake or a bicky with yer tea

[.SPFC.MKTZ]

Cmon guys..
All of you have stopped talking about the sunday match..
Let's do it again..what do u say?

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In fact, only Liverpool looked at the competition with disdain. Most part of other Europeans took the competition seriously. The championship is well balanced...13 victories for South Americans and 12 for Europeans.

1977 Boca Juniors
1978 No competition
1981 Flamengo
1984 Independiente

Honestly mate,it was never a competition.You need at least two sides to make a competition.

[Bandeirante_SPFC]

Changes nothing.Im still waiting for the link that shows it was a FIFA sanctioned match.You wont find any such link...because it wasnt a FIFA sanctioned match.It was a  privately organised and sponsered match that FIFA had nothing to do with.Argue all you want but it doesnt change the facts.

Fifa didn't, but now it does!

And frankly, even if Fifa hadn't sactioned I wouldn't care. 22 players, 1 ball, 2 goals...what's the difference? The Fifa seal of quality? LOL

This tournament have 44 years of existence...

The score is:

South America 23
Europe 21

Stats:

http://www.bolanaarea.com/mundial_interclubes_anos2000.htm

scroll to the bottom of the page...

[Sabre]

In fact, only Liverpool looked at the competition with disdain. Most part of other Europeans took the competition seriously. The championship is well balanced...13 victories for South Americans and 12 for Europeans.

Not Really.

Fact: The winning of Champions League always conveyed that the trainer continued in the team in Barcelona and Madrid cases. Winning the intercontinental cup though, wouldn't be a reason enough to keep a questioned coach in the bench. I'm talking about La Liga here, but I think in England happens the same thing.

Another good example is training schedule. Teams do put starting elevens and give rests to players and work the game weeks before the CL final. For this cup though, they'd prepare it just the days before the event. We simply do not give much weight to this cup. But that's not because we do not consider American football, a la the Merkins used to do with the NBA

Note that it's not disrespecto to the South Americans, but the competition itself, and how it's done.

[Reina From Spaina]

I know more about football that all of you in this forum put together.

That was rather uncalled for.

its ok, i will handle this, i speak fluent spanish


el f*cko offo dicko heado


ok thats sorted now boys

Your name el boyo, speaks for itself!

Hope your moderators catch this one.

You English Boyos.