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by **holylamb2006** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:39 pm

The wife's probably hit the sales with his credit card

You can only imagine

by **Toffeehater** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:39 pm

holylamb2006 wrote:Ronaldo top scorer wat !!!!

Nt to bad for a RW ....

he been playing most of his season like a foward and don't forget that he ahs been here for abt 4 seasons , he can only improve , who knows maybe we will see babel or torres there soon . i remember when ronaldo first started he was smth like babel , sometimes cr@p but class at times , really hope babel becomes like him cept for the diving part and womanizing

by **ruskiy playmaker** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:40 pm

We need more triangles in our play. They really need to cut down on these long balls.

by **Emerald Red** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:41 pm

I think I might hit the booze and celebrate the three points. Might as well.

by **holylamb2006** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:41 pm

babel becomes like him cept for the diving part and womanizing

Ye

It would silence Babels haters ...

by **Ciggy** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:42 pm

Also what was with the anti scouse hosility from the derby fans? they where as bitter as the bluesh!te and Mancs with their songs.

The irony of it all when they have a scouse manager :Oo:

by **Thinkpad** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:42 pm

john craig wrote:
Thinkpad wrote:
john craig wrote:
Thinkpad wrote:To be honest, if Liverpool wants to be in a next level challenging for the title we need better playmakers (more than one). We have absolutely no idea in the midfield department.. including Alonso.

Slating Alonso?

It's his first Premiership start for months FFS, he's hardly going to be at the top of his game

Slating him? I am just telling it like it is.
If he can't be on top of his game then he better prepare to take some stick. This is no reason, it is just an excuse..

So what you're actually saying is that Alonso should be at the top of his game despite the fact it's his first Premiership game after a long injury layoff??

You clearly know nothing about football and you certainly must never have played the game yourself.

No.. If you read properly it says if he doesn't play on top of his game he must be willing to take the stick. Whether he is injured before is inmaterial. Sisoko hurt is eyes so now we are expecting him to play with limited capabilities because he has injured before? Do we still continue to have such expectation next season.

In a nut shell, getting back from injury does not give you an excuse for bad performance. You may not be at the top of your game but that is no excuse for bad performance. Know the difference.

by **holylamb2006** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:43 pm

Ye derby were very anti-us ....

After all who isnt ....

by **Santa** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:45 pm

redmikey wrote:
JoeTerp wrote:3 points is 3 points is 3 points.

Its a sign of good team that can play that badly and STILL get the result that it needed. We already had a plus 6 goal difference against them most teams wont get more than 7 so taking all 6 points from Derby is all you CAN do. At the end of the day it doesn't matter that we played like cr@p, because we have shown that we are capable of turning right around and playing some inspiring football again. Rafa might have gotten lucky today or gotten away with it today, but he DID get lucky and DID get away with it. Now we just need to focus on putting the best possible team out there to win at City.

here here mate

that Barnes guy missed a glorious header to take a deserved win for them...and you say we did well to take all 3 points because we were lucky in injury time??? get some perspective mate...this performance is just not good enough for a Liverpool team and against another team we would have left with tails between our legs! The players are paid well to put up a solid performance and today many just don't show any pride wearing the red shirt today...and that's unacceptable end of!!! :veryangry

by **holylamb2006** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:46 pm

Only after noticing now Torres still keeping his record alive with his

1.21 goals each game .....

by **Toffeehater** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:47 pm

Ciggy wrote:Also what was with the anti scouse hosility from the derby fans? they where as bitter as the bluesh!te and Mancs with their songs.

The irony of it all when they have a scouse manager

ciggy how do u know?

by **NANNY RED** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:48 pm

Thinkpad wrote:
john craig wrote:
Thinkpad wrote:
john craig wrote:
Thinkpad wrote:To be honest, if Liverpool wants to be in a next level challenging for the title we need better playmakers (more than one). We have absolutely no idea in the midfield department.. including Alonso.

Slating Alonso?

It's his first Premiership start for months FFS, he's hardly going to be at the top of his game

Slating him? I am just telling it like it is.
If he can't be on top of his game then he better prepare to take some stick. This is no reason, it is just an excuse..

So what you're actually saying is that Alonso should be at the top of his game despite the fact it's his first Premiership game after a long injury layoff??

You clearly know nothing about football and you certainly must never have played the game yourself.

No.. If you read properly it says if he doesn't play on top of his game he must be willing to take the stick. Whether he is injured before is inmaterial. Sisoko hurt is eyes so now we are expecting him to play with limited capabilities because he has injured before? Do we still continue to have such expectation next season.

In a nut shell, getting back from injury does not give you an excuse for bad performance. You may not be at the top of your game but that is no excuse for bad performance. Know the difference.

Ive never heard so much :censored:

spouted in me life lad. This was the perfect game for Alonso to get Match fitness under his belt . As John Craig said have you ever played the game yourself :no

by **Ciggy** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:48 pm

Toffeehater wrote:
Ciggy wrote:Also what was with the anti scouse hosility from the derby fans? they where as bitter as the bluesh!te and Mancs with their songs.

The irony of it all when they have a scouse manager

ciggy how do u know?

How do I know what?

by **JC_81** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:48 pm

Thinkpad wrote:
john craig wrote:
Thinkpad wrote:
john craig wrote:
Thinkpad wrote:To be honest, if Liverpool wants to be in a next level challenging for the title we need better playmakers (more than one). We have absolutely no idea in the midfield department.. including Alonso.

Slating Alonso?

It's his first Premiership start for months FFS, he's hardly going to be at the top of his game

Slating him? I am just telling it like it is.
If he can't be on top of his game then he better prepare to take some stick. This is no reason, it is just an excuse..

So what you're actually saying is that Alonso should be at the top of his game despite the fact it's his first Premiership game after a long injury layoff??

You clearly know nothing about football and you certainly must never have played the game yourself.

No.. If you read properly it says if he doesn't play on top of his game he must be willing to take the stick. Whether he is injured before is inmaterial. Sisoko hurt is eyes so now we are expecting him to play with limited capabilities because he has injured before? Do we still continue to have such expectation next season.

In a nut shell, getting back from injury does not give you an excuse for bad performance. You may not be at the top of your game but that is no excuse for bad performance. Know the difference.

To be honest mate, I won't be reading any of your posts 'properly' in future. Waste of my time.

Whether it is your opinion that Alonso played well or played poorly today, the fact is that he is only just back from a long injury and will take time to get back to top form. It is not an excuse it is a fact - know the difference. If you had ever played the game to any level then you'd understand this very simple point.

by **woof woof !** » Wed Dec 26, 2007 6:48 pm

NANNY RED wrote:Im still in Rafas corner but you have to give some credit to Paul Jewell to day hes got that Derby team fighting for there lives .

Well said

Far too often people in here assume that to comfortably beat a relegation struggler all we have to do is turn up.

Haven't seen the game but from the comments in here it wasn't one of our best, WTF, we came away with three points , get over it.

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