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by **Sir Roger** » Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:04 pm

Do the skanks a favour in order for them to beat our record?
Get to absolute fu'ck!
That p'iss-taking, purple nosed scotch tw@t is the most brassed-necked, cheeky, head-working, mind-game-playing pr'ick in the history of football.
I would never, ever, ever, infinity plus a day do anything whatsover to help them gain or win anything.
He has convinced me even more that we must not give them an advantage for as long as we have breath in our bodies.
Fu'ck him and them!

by **LFC2007** » Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:14 pm

FFS get off the fence :laugh:

by **Sir Roger** » Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:22 pm

LFC2007 wrote:FFS get off the fence

Ive got splinters in my ar'se
:;):

by **parchpea** » Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:27 pm

Footys just odd, sometimes you just want teams you hate to win if it suits, and on occasion your own team to lose if it sticks the knife in a major rival. I have no doubt that Liverpool will give it everything on Sunday but for the greater good, and to preserve our record, I hope we lose. I have supported this team long before the boys who take to the park against Chelsea, and will be long after they move on, and though it means little to them, its a fecking big deal to me. For what its worth I dont think we will lose this game, and this will hand the 19th to the Mancs, but I pray and pray again that I am wrong and we take the bullet and preserve the historical record of Liverpool FC.

by **J*o*n*D*o*e** » Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:38 pm

lets not forget our new chairman is a Chelsea fan, wouldnt be nice of us to upset him so soon after taking up the post now would it

by **Kharhaz** » Sat May 01, 2010 12:08 am

Another scenario. Which would be nice. We beat chelsea, and sunderland beat united. They have home advantage and lets not kid ourself, united are not dead certs to beat them, and this is the sickener for all the games they have lost and there reliance on Rooney, they are still up there. But dont count out sunderland, they could well have as much a say in what goes on there then Liverpool have at Anfield.

by **LFC2007** » Sat May 01, 2010 12:10 am

Kharhaz wrote:Another scenario. Which would be nice. We beat chelsea, and sunderland beat united. They have home advantage and lets not kid ourself, united are not dead certs to beat them, and this is the sickener for all the games they have lost and there reliance on Rooney, they are still up there. But dont count out sunderland, they could well have as much a say in what goes on there then Liverpool have at Anfield.

Or even a draw for Sunderland would probably do it Kharhaz. If that happened, they'd be on equal points going into the last game with Chelsea having the better goal difference.

by **Kharhaz** » Sat May 01, 2010 12:13 am

LFC2007 wrote:
Kharhaz wrote:Another scenario. Which would be nice. We beat chelsea, and sunderland beat united. They have home advantage and lets not kid ourself, united are not dead certs to beat them, and this is the sickener for all the games they have lost and there reliance on Rooney, they are still up there. But dont count out sunderland, they could well have as much a say in what goes on there then Liverpool have at Anfield.

Or even a draw for Sunderland would probably do it Kharhaz. If that happened, they'd be on equal points going into the last game with Chelsea having the better goal difference.

Absolutely. Sunderland drew 2-2 with them at Old Trafford earlier in the season so yes, definately. There is a light at the end of tunnel !

That was cheesy, I feel dirty now...

by **account deleted by request** » Sat May 01, 2010 12:59 am

John Aldridge: I’d have to Kop it against Chelsea
May 1 2010 by David Randles, Liverpool Echo

As a Liverpool fan I never want us to lose. At the same time I’m sure none of us want to stand by and watch Manchester United overhaul our record number of league titles.

I don’t believe we’ll get fourth place now anyway so I’m not sure the Chelsea result will have any real bearing for us. Does Rafa Benitez decide to give the likes of Dani Pacheco and the other young lads the chance to experience playing against Chelsea, or does he go for it and play his strongest side?

All I know is that if I was out there and we got a penalty in the 89th minute to make it 1-1, there’s only one place it’s going. Right in the top corner – of the Kop!

by **Kharhaz** » Sat May 01, 2010 1:19 am

s@int wrote:John Aldridge: I’d have to Kop it against Chelsea
May 1 2010 by David Randles, Liverpool Echo

As a Liverpool fan I never want us to lose. At the same time I’m sure none of us want to stand by and watch Manchester United overhaul our record number of league titles.

I don’t believe we’ll get fourth place now anyway so I’m not sure the Chelsea result will have any real bearing for us. Does Rafa Benitez decide to give the likes of Dani Pacheco and the other young lads the chance to experience playing against Chelsea, or does he go for it and play his strongest side?

All I know is that if I was out there and we got a penalty in the 89th minute to make it 1-1, there’s only one place it’s going. Right in the top corner – of the Kop!

John Aldridge rocks ! :buttrock

by **shawnk** » Sat May 01, 2010 2:57 am

s@int wrote:John Aldridge: I’d have to Kop it against Chelsea
May 1 2010 by David Randles, Liverpool Echo

As a Liverpool fan I never want us to lose. At the same time I’m sure none of us want to stand by and watch Manchester United overhaul our record number of league titles.

I don’t believe we’ll get fourth place now anyway so I’m not sure the Chelsea result will have any real bearing for us. Does Rafa Benitez decide to give the likes of Dani Pacheco and the other young lads the chance to experience playing against Chelsea, or does he go for it and play his strongest side?

All I know is that if I was out there and we got a penalty in the 89th minute to make it 1-1, there’s only one place it’s going. Right in the top corner – of the Kop!

by **boodiddy1** » Sat May 01, 2010 8:17 am

s@int wrote:John Aldridge: I’d have to Kop it against Chelsea
May 1 2010 by David Randles, Liverpool Echo

As a Liverpool fan I never want us to lose. At the same time I’m sure none of us want to stand by and watch Manchester United overhaul our record number of league titles.

I don’t believe we’ll get fourth place now anyway so I’m not sure the Chelsea result will have any real bearing for us. Does Rafa Benitez decide to give the likes of Dani Pacheco and the other young lads the chance to experience playing against Chelsea, or does he go for it and play his strongest side?

All I know is that if I was out there and we got a penalty in the 89th minute to make it 1-1, there’s only one place it’s going. Right in the top corner – of the Kop!

Just genius. I'd do exactly the same!

:censored:

him and

them! I hope rat boy has a drink of his whisky and the scotch fuccck gets poisened.

by **leep33** » Sat May 01, 2010 8:41 am

I do not ever want to see us lose so its got to be a win on Sunday.

by **red37** » Sat May 01, 2010 9:20 am

Then....

Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina has bristled at the suggestion he and his team-mates would be going for anything other than a victory against Chelsea.

"I don't play for them," Spaniard Reina said. "I play for my team and my supporters.

"I don't care what Manchester United will do. I will play to win on Sunday because I want to make sure we can get those three points and still have a chance of fourth place.

"We are playing at home and we never play for a draw or defeat. We will try to deliver a last home win of the season."

The closer it gets the more the tension rises. Who knows...Sunderland could turn in a blinder against United (- :glare:

-). Chelsea could f*ck it up against Wigan next week anyway....Stoke might snatch a 0-0 at OT. Who can tell.

In anycase its 15 years since the last time everything was riding on the last knockings - i suppose, out of the scenarios possible, a Liverpool win followed by a Sunderland victory (even a draw) would be the ideal pathway to a conscience clear.

But there are any factors. The Referee at Old Trafford being one of them (random observation i know) but one that can 'usually' have a bearing...But yeah - im with Reina (just about still)

Both games should kick off simultaneously though imo.

by **dawson99** » Sat May 01, 2010 9:21 am

15 years?

Are you sure mate?

The Blackburn/Manure noe was less than that, and theres been others since then?

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