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cisses_gona_get_ya wrote:

lakes10 wrote:it just looked to me as if no research was done on Luton and it took Rafa 45mins to work them out, all today showed to me is that he still has not got the hang of the FA.CUP but at least it made for one hell of a good game.

You wanted Big Fat @rse butcher sam as our manager, enough said, the quicker that fat goes out the prem the better.

Garymac wrote:A.B its a one in a lifetime game for most these Luton players, it not a Fu*king league fixture, the adraniline will have carried the Luton players for the 1st half, they gave it everything, give them some f*cking credit mate, Luton played well and we were pathetic at times in the 1st time and gave the ball away to much, remember they are a championship side and we have been beat by Burnley and Palace who grace the same league and in both games when falling behind, we never looked like winning.

But tonight was difference, OK it wasnt what we expected but we are through and we showed bottle.

In all honesty i think this was to prove to the tw*t of a Chelsea manager that there is just a bit more to liverpool than defending 

Oh and heres Gerrards goal

http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.p....ool.wmv

cisses_gona_get_ya wrote:

lakes10 wrote:oh dear i think its time you got a life mate, i made what i think was a fair point.

Rafa or Fat Sam?
You wanted that as our manager.
He is totally sh.it, no class and his awl clod hoppin pensioners are sh.ite.
Cmon Lakes youve said 100 times on here you wanted fat Sam as manager.
The only time I wana see that at Anfield is when we are playing Bolton once a season.
Moanin

bavlondon wrote:

lakes10 wrote:it just looked to me as if no research was done on Luton and it took Rafa 45mins to work them out, all today showed to me is that he still has not got the hang of the FA.CUP but at least it made for one hell of a good game.

I dont think Rafa expected a cup tie against a lower division would be so tough. I was watching Copa Del Rey highlights yesterday and non of those ties had the exitment or passion of this one.

lakes10 wrote:

cisses_gona_get_ya wrote:

lakes10 wrote:oh dear i think its time you got a life mate, i made what i think was a fair point.

Rafa or Fat Sam?
You wanted that as our manager.
He is totally sh.it, no class and his awl clod hoppin pensioners are sh.ite.
Cmon Lakes youve said 100 times on here you wanted fat Sam as manager.
The only time I wana see that at Anfield is when we are playing Bolton once a season.
Moanin

no i have not said that a 100 times i said it twice in fact, if you like you can look back at all my posts, At one time Sam looked better than Rafa to me, When we was looking for a new manager i said i would take Sam over Rafa as Sam has a history with the prem and was coming in cold. end of.

Has your view now changed?   

Garymac wrote:

Dudeks No.1 Fan wrote:

Garymac wrote:

Dudeks No.1 Fan wrote:If your gonna put clips up.

try and get Gerrards reaction to alonsos second. and Gerrard sliping during the interview.

Haha so all the important bits then!!

Ill make a link on this one cos i was being plan lazy then!

http://www.yourfilehost.com/media.p....ema.wmv

Pongolle for 4 3

lol, They were class a moments

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sol....4591702

Link to the Gerrard and Alonso interview and him making a Ar$e of himself

All for you Dudek!

A.B Im trying to get it now

(Im not uploading these by the way so dont give me any credit, im robbing them!)

Cheers Mate 

yckatbjywtbiastkamb wrote:some people on here think we just have to turn up and flash the club crest at the other side and they`ll fold.
it doesnt work like that in england and the players in the lower league`s spend their careers praying for a crack at one of the big guns. the lads in the lower leagues are good players but usually short of a yard of pace or something, but what they`ve got is tons of guts and a willingness to fight for the cause.
i`ve got to wonder how long some of you have been watching liverpool, for most of my life we have struggled in the cups against so called lower division sides and some of the players you rightly hero worship like kenny daglish, often trudged off a muddy pitch with his socks rolled down having been knocked out the f.a cup by a second division team. we lost a semi final 4-3 to palace when we were league champions and had barnes, beardsley and hansen in the team - where we a disgrace then?
its just the cup, and i for one am thankful that the team could pull it off because i`ve seen us lose them kinds of games many many times.

Hoodfella wrote:

A.B. wrote:

Hoodfella wrote:Yea, was a poor all round performance even though relatively weak opposition.
However, we need to take into account, that a team that was in the third division (using old terms) of the English leagues last year was playing the EUROPEAN CHAMPIONS, so they would have been more than up for it.
For some of those guys it will have been the biggest games of their lives to date, and may even be the biggest game they ever play in. Also the simple matter that this was the F.A Cup, and though not as important in the grand scale of things as it used to be, it does still have that magic about it, that make such games happen, year in, year out.

The negatives are all to apparent, so dont think I need to touch those, but in terms of positives, the resilience and fight we showed was excellent. The Liverpool of a year ago today, would not have had the self belief that we could come back, and we would be out.
But that night of 25th May 2005, did more for us than bring home the trophy for keeps. It also gave the players the belief that WE CAN come back when behind in games, and we do have the quality to do so.
Much in the same way we came back at the Reebok last weekend, a year ago we would have lost that match too.

At least we are through and still the possibilty of another Cup along with the possibility of still winning the Champions League again (though defending of today will be puished sverely by 'better' teams!).

We went what 9 or 10 games without conceding a goal, and playing against Chelsea,Betis,etc... Even Boro and Newcastle had players who were capable of scoring goals but we didn't let them.

What it's important is that we correct our mistakes, in the past few games we haven't done that. We made mistakes against Everton and conceded a goal. We did it against Bolton and now today. We can't keep doing this if we want seriously to push up in the table.

We made it far too difficult than it should had been, but it was entertaining non the less.

Going 9/10 games without conceding means nothing in the eleventh game though does it A.B?  That was shown at Eerton of course.

Now of course mistakes are going to be made, and mistakes were made during our run of not conceding, the difference is, we were not punished.
But I think that, that run of games, has blinded people slightly to the reality of football. You WILL concede goals at some point, even if we go on another run of say 15 games without conceding, we will eventually. The key thing is, IF we do concede, that we dont let it affect our game and get all caught up in the moment. Because if the players are on the pitch like 'Oh no, we have conceded, Oh S*it' then they WONT have full concentration on the rest of the game, which more than likely will lead to conceding another.

Of course, it is poor that we let three goals in against a Championship side, but as I aid before in my initial post, you have to take into account how BIG this game would have been for those players. They may never play in a game that big EVER again, and guess what they did themselves and their manager proud and can definetly walk with their heads held high.

The F.A. Cup has something special about it, something NOBODY can explain.
These games ALWAYS happen in the Cup, each and every year.

Luton deserve credit, but so do our players for pushing on and doing what had to be done.
At least we dont have a replay to add to our already backed up fixture list.