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by **Santa** » Sun Mar 20, 2005 9:17 pm

Leonmc0708 wrote:Fairweather fans are as bad if not worse than players who "do not fancy it".

Remember who have to pay to watch the game and who are paid to perform on the field.

by **Santa** » Sun Mar 20, 2005 9:38 pm

The Red Baron wrote:I spent Wednesday night at Broadgreen hospital with my Dad,this could have been the last time Isaw him ,after a 9 hour operation my Dad has pulled through but is still very ill.
Do you know what Leon I didnt even know how Liverpool got on until late on Thursday.Before you post this type of thing remember not everybody can put Liverpool F.C. before everything else.

Hope your dad gets better...and don't get too caught up with Leon's silly wind up. Like many of us, I've got a family and work commitment. Liverpool is my lifelong passion but I also know where my priority lies (if I have to choose).

by **YoungAdam** » Sun Mar 20, 2005 11:04 pm

I didn't know there was a system for judging who was a 'real supporter' and who wasn't. Obviously there is, but I value my family and friends above Liverpool FC so I guess that makes me a wollyback OOT fair weather supporter *shrug*.

As far as I'm concerned anyone who remotely follows LFC is good in my book.

by **yckatbjywtbiastkamb** » Sun Mar 20, 2005 11:30 pm

i think leons a lad who`s passionate about liverpool and was a bit upset about the blackburn result, as we all were.
he was just letting of a bit of steam, we`ve all done it and lost a bit of perspective at sometime or another.
i did it myself when i first read his comments and started waffling on about my dad watching liverpool in the old second division when on reflection he wasnt talking about that. i`m sure he doesnt put lfc above his family or expect anyone else to do so
i`m also sure leon doesnt need me to speak up for him but i reckon he was just angry.
this game gets you like that sometimes.
it does me anyway.

by **84-1106852058** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:36 am

yckatbjywtbiastkamb wrote:
The Red Baron wrote:I spent Wednesday night at Broadgreen hospital with my Dad,this could have been the last time Isaw him ,after a 9 hour operation my Dad has pulled through but is still very ill.
Do you know what Leon I didnt even know how Liverpool got on until late on Thursday.Before you post this type of thing remember not everybody can put Liverpool F.C. before everything else.

sorry to hear it mate, hope everything works out for you and your dad gets better.

Thanks for your kind words,you to Santa.

by **Roger Red Hat** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 11:50 am

yckatbjywtbiastkamb wrote:i think leons a lad who`s passionate about liverpool and was a bit upset about the blackburn result, as we all were.
he was just letting of a bit of steam, we`ve all done it and lost a bit of perspective at sometime or another.
i did it myself when i first read his comments and started waffling on about my dad watching liverpool in the old second division when on reflection he wasnt talking about that. i`m sure he doesnt put lfc above his family or expect anyone else to do so
i`m also sure leon doesnt need me to speak up for him but i reckon he was just angry.
this game gets you like that sometimes.
it does me anyway.

Nope, i think my analysis of Leon is closer to the truth - he's a kn@b jockey.

by **taff** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 12:08 pm

Firstly, sympathies to Red Baron hope it all works out. Life sometimes just stinks.

I honestly believe that Leon just passionately stated his views and he strikes me as a decent guy who if he knew our individual circumstances would be on our side.

Im also sure he doesnt need me to stick up for him.

Everyone in the heat of the moment will state their views at that time and in the cold light of day with people dissecting the comment it can come across differently to the original intent. Especially when we can quote comments from days ago.

I posted about Kewell in anger and at the time it made sense but say he scores the winner in the Champions league final and I was quoted I would look really daft, but a t the time it was what I felt, such is the make up of a football fan.

We can either appreciate each other strengths and weaknesses or look for opportunities to rip each other apart. And I appreciate Leons comments whether controversial or mundane

Mr Taff

by **woof woof !** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 12:19 pm

taff wrote:I would look really daft,

Whad'ya mean "would" ?

Fair comment Taff, we're all guilty of being a "kno'b jockey" at times.
:oops:

by **taff** » Mon Mar 21, 2005 12:24 pm

woof woof ! wrote:
taff wrote:I would look really daft,

Whad'ya mean "would" ?

Fair comment Taff, we're all guilty of being a "kno'b jockey" at times.

Ok I do look really daft

Fair comment Mr Woof and one I appreciate

by **Judge** » Wed Mar 23, 2005 9:44 am

woof woof ! wrote:
taff wrote:I would look really daft,

Whad'ya mean "would" ?

Fair comment Taff, we're all guilty of being a "kno'b jockey" at times.

silly maybe, but knob jockey...NO

you dawgs will say owt, but i understand yer point

leon is passionate about liverpool, and no one doubts that. i question his methods of portraying that to others, but its great he is so enthusiastic abut the club. folk like him and folk on the periphery make LFC a great club to follow----whether it be win, lose or draw.

they still will always be the greatest club on the planet

YNWA

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