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by **mistyred** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 10:03 am

Zarababe Let's put this in perspective it was a joke so sorry, I obviously forgot where i was.
But there is no need to backstab is there?.
Supposedly we are all adults so excuse me JBG and SS.

by **zarababe** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 12:19 pm

I was joking too..mistyred.. By the way hope u don't get the hemroids.. I hear that can be pretty painful

by **REDTILLDEAD** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 1:13 pm

1. Not being able to get rid of doiuf,biscan, diao or smicer!!
2. agreeing to share a ground with the blue sh###!!

by **redandblue** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 3:25 pm

The next couple of years will be absolutely critical for the club.

We can all talk about LFC being the most successful club in English football but it's been 14 years since we did anything of note ie. winning the league title.

We are of course still a massive club, but our pulling power is being diminished every year that goes by without winning the title, or at least going close.

The fact that SG was on the brink of leaving coupled with Owen's reservations are very significant.

The past two years under GH have done serious damage to the club in trying to build a championship winning side. Realistically, we won't win the title this coming season, nor the one after that.

Our new coach's challenge is to get us relatively close. If we do that, we will be able to attract top class players. If we don't bridge the gap, which currently is massive, then we will lose our best players and fail to attract the best.

Chelsea and United have greater financial clout and will attract the best. Arsenal don't have the money but they do have an amazing team.

We need to bridge that gap over the next couple of years.

by **stmichael** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 3:34 pm

redandblue wrote:Chelsea and United have greater financial clout and will attract the best. Arsenal don't have the money but they do have an amazing team.

arsenal are the epitomy of a perfectly run football club at the moment. they don't have much money but their ability to bring in quality players for peanuts is what sets them apart form the rest. their team spirit is also superb. all the players get on really well and this shows through on the pitch with their team huddles after scoring.

however, man united's days of breaking the bank and attracting absolute "world stars" are coming to an end. they are a plc now and they are obligated to consider the views of shareholders on any major transfer dealings. if they think that alan smith, liam miller, gabriel heinze are going to make them champions, they can think again.

by **mistyred** » Tue Jul 13, 2004 6:13 pm

See i'm glad even on the most elite of forums (Wink) we can still hold a reasonable sense of humour.

But, back to topic. I for one am scared of a plateau with the squad that may have already taken place,i know we have a new gaffa, raffa ,but what if the damage has already been done by events from last season and over the summer?.

I love this club so sometimes my sense of reasoning disappears down the plug hole,but how can we as an (Empire) Lfc move forward even with the great manager we have if our players have been warped and dishartened by the bosses predessesor?.

Anyway i cant wait new season new style of play and renewed hope that once again we can hold our heads as high as the clouds.

Walk On. :;):

by **Dalglish** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 2:10 am

zarababe wrote:I was joking too..mistyred.. By the way hope u don't get the hemroids.. I hear that can be pretty painful

There speaks the voice of experience

Fears ? Fear is the absence of belief therefore none

by **JBG** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 11:59 am

My biggest fear for the coming season is Cisse failing.

We have been cursed every time we have spent big over the past 12-15 years, since the days of Souness' big buys.

Clough, Saunders, Stewart, Collymore, Heskey, Diouff: all have failed.

I just hope that Cisse doesn't turn into a 9 goal a season "wonder" who'll be derided across the country for the next couple of years.

Hopefully he'll succeed: if he does, and Benetiz can fix some other problem areas, we could be back in business. :cool:

by **zarababe** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 1:51 pm

Dalglish wrote:
zarababe wrote:I was joking too..mistyred.. By the way hope u don't get the hemroids.. I hear that can be pretty painful

There speaks the voice of experience

Fears ? Fear is the absence of belief therefore none

Hello Dalglish..

I said "hear" not "fear"...

But good advice nonetheless!

by **Dalglish** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 6:15 pm

I was referring to your "Hear that haemmoroids" are painful quote !!!!! LOL :laugh:

The fear quote was taken from the post title

by **jonnymac1979** » Wed Jul 14, 2004 9:02 pm

John Barnes' Granny wrote:My biggest fear for the coming season is Cisse failing.

We have been cursed every time we have spent big over the past 12-15 years, since the days of Souness' big buys.

Clough, Saunders, Stewart, Collymore, Heskey, Diouff: all have failed.

I just hope that Cisse doesn't turn into a 9 goal a season "wonder" who'll be derided across the country for the next couple of years.

Hopefully he'll succeed: if he does, and Benetiz can fix some other problem areas, we could be back in business.

Yeah, Cisse has got to stop this alarming curse on our big money buys.

I think he's up to it.

by **stapo1000** » Wed Jul 28, 2004 3:45 am

2 biggest(realistic) fears for lfc:

1-That an offer to buy a large stake in the club from a foreign invester is accepted where the invester uses the club as his play thing, throwing money into it and making demands at the manager to play a certain type of football and buy certain players a la abramovich, eventually loosing his interest in the club, pulling out and leaving the club in financial turmoil with huge debts and a multimillion pound wage build which exceeds most clubs'.

2-That the talents of Milan Baros are not wasted at the club as they were under houllier and that the manager makes the mistake of selling him. This is a player who is clearly enthusiastic about his future and has a lot to offer to the club. His Euro 04 displays are an indication of what he is capable and imo he COULD play a bigger part in the teams next few seasons than owen or season.

Touch wood nothing mentioned above does happen

by **RED BEERGOGGLES** » Sat Jun 26, 2010 1:08 am

.... seems like a huge amount of peoples fears are actually about to rear their ugly heads
It seems some fears remain a constant and people need to realize they have now surfaced in a very real and tangible sense
Its also a fact if you read all the posts in this thread they are all in the main joined together by one common denominator the loss of our assets mainly Gerrard and the acceptance of mediocrity
Couple that with the horror of losing the best striker in the World game and the best holding midfielder and being saddled with an infeasibly large debt and you have Liverpool Football Club 2010

by **laza** » Sat Jun 26, 2010 12:29 pm

Wow bumping this thread gives a sense of perspective.

Considering the fears of some just as Rafa reign was about to start in 2004

Now you look at what we are facing now at end of Rafa era in 2010.

Oh for our main fears to be the talents of Baros being wasted and Cisse being failure as they were in 2004

by **Judge** » Fri Jul 02, 2010 1:11 pm

for this coming season, my biggest fear is that we will get only 1 point from the first 6 games

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