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redtrader74 wrote:

egyptian liverpoolian wrote:if that israelian play in anfield i will stop support liverpool
i ca't support one of child killer i am sorry

How many Kids has he killed? You obviously have a problem with Israeli's, well we have already had one play for us before, Ronny Rosenthal, so you might as well Feck off now.

well said redtrader.

football isnt politics, its much more important (i know ive heard a similar quote to that before  )

LFC2007 wrote:

bigmick wrote:Well the fact that Riquelme is the preferred choice of the National team would appear to make you right Mo', and I'm not going to argue as he too is a wonderful footballer. Perhaps though there's something about the waif like stature of Aimar, the little boy lost look of him or the tendancy to perhaps take more of a risk in posession than his fellow countryman which just makes me prefer to watch him more. He's got a kind of a Hurricane Higgins appeal in that you never really know what you are going to get with him, and at times he looks out of place in the environment in which he finds himself. I also think that if you are looking purely from a purist, almost poetic way of watching football Aimar is capable of occasional glimpses of dazzling brilliance and perception which surpass Riquelme, although of course I'm probably wrong.

Very talented players, but not what we are looking for IMO.

They are both very talented players, and I totally agree that neither are what we are looking for. Just to clarify, I did actually state about a page earlier that while Aimar was one of my favourite players to watch, he wouldn't cut it in the English League. That was in response to another poster who suggested him as an alternative to Benayoun. Somebody else then said Riquelme was actually a better player, which may or may not be true but I kind of prefer to watch Aimar.

I guess it kind of comes back to a point I made a couple of days ago about people starting close season threads about the possibility of players signing. As long as it is in good faith and they are not a WUM, even if the proposed signing is complete and utter b0ll0cks (and most of them are thankfully otherwise we'd have a squad of 150 and even more rotation  ) often the topic leads to a discussion about a completely unrelated (but ultimately equally as pointless) subject. It's all innocent enough and passes the time.

Now Avi Cohen. He was a decent full-back in his day but the old memory kind of goes a bit like a DVD that the kids have had their fingers all over if I go back that far. I think he might have been a right back, and something tells me he got a long term injury which did for him. Long dark hair and a first team regular for a season or so. That all may be complete tosh, thats just how I remember him.

s@int wrote:Complete tosh BigMick He was a left back or central defender ( played left back for us) Made his name scoring for and against us when we won the league against Villa. Good player, was supposed to be the Israeli Beckenbaur  (not that good   ) Had dark hair though.

Ah hah, I was on the money about the hair at least  'Least it proves I didn't google him I guess but I can't believe I got the flank wrong. Jeez.

egyptian liverpoolian wrote:if that israelian play in anfield i will stop support liverpool
i ca't support one of child killer i am sorry

Plz stop supporting liverpool...u are a dumb

human beings kills human beings...stop being a human then...

egyptian liverpoolian wrote:if that israelian play in anfield i will stop support liverpool
i ca't support one of child killer i am sorry

bigmick wrote:

LFC2007 wrote:

bigmick wrote:Well the fact that Riquelme is the preferred choice of the National team would appear to make you right Mo', and I'm not going to argue as he too is a wonderful footballer. Perhaps though there's something about the waif like stature of Aimar, the little boy lost look of him or the tendancy to perhaps take more of a risk in posession than his fellow countryman which just makes me prefer to watch him more. He's got a kind of a Hurricane Higgins appeal in that you never really know what you are going to get with him, and at times he looks out of place in the environment in which he finds himself. I also think that if you are looking purely from a purist, almost poetic way of watching football Aimar is capable of occasional glimpses of dazzling brilliance and perception which surpass Riquelme, although of course I'm probably wrong.

Very talented players, but not what we are looking for IMO.

They are both very talented players, and I totally agree that neither are what we are looking for. Just to clarify, I did actually state about a page earlier that while Aimar was one of my favourite players to watch, he wouldn't cut it in the English League. That was in response to another poster who suggested him as an alternative to Benayoun. Somebody else then said Riquelme was actually a better player, which may or may not be true but I kind of prefer to watch Aimar.

I guess it kind of comes back to a point I made a couple of days ago about people starting close season threads about the possibility of players signing. As long as it is in good faith and they are not a WUM, even if the proposed signing is complete and utter b0ll0cks (and most of them are thankfully otherwise we'd have a squad of 150 and even more rotation  ) often the topic leads to a discussion about a completely unrelated (but ultimately equally as pointless) subject. It's all innocent enough and passes the time.

Now Avi Cohen. He was a decent full-back in his day but the old memory kind of goes a bit like a DVD that the kids have had their fingers all over if I go back that far. I think he might have been a right back, and something tells me he got a long term injury which did for him. Long dark hair and a first team regular for a season or so. That all may be complete tosh, thats just how I remember him.