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Thu Sep 28, 2006 5:18 amby The Manhattan Project
And shame on others who intended to insult Gala as well as Turkish people. I' m realy disappointed with those...
Are you equally disappointed in the the absurd hooligan element your club seems to breed, who can never resist the urge to visit websites like this one with their usual "We Will Stab You In Hell" nonsense?
Those are the ones who attract insult and ridicule.
Not a club, a team or a nationality.
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Thu Sep 28, 2006 6:19 amby NiftyNeil
Lando_Griffin wrote:Just goes to show why Rafa plays Momo alongside Xabi in the centre, with Stevie out on the wing.
We were ripped apart whenever Stevie went forwards, as Xabi was left doing a two man job alone.
It was good to see Graeme Souness pick up on that after the game. He's the first pundit I've heard not banging the drum for Gerrard to play centrally, and recognising the importance on Momo.
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Thu Sep 28, 2006 6:36 amby Rafa D
I think your all being a bit harsh on a few of the lads last night. I went the game although I had to sit in the paddock.
Pennant - Looked very good last night and can't believe some people are saying he didn't have a good game, in the first half he was excellent and in the 2nd, he was ok.
Aurelio - His cross and play on the ball is 2nd to none, always finds his man with his pass although after 2 mins last night me and timmit, picked him out as the weak link. I think he doesn't derserve all the blame, Luis Garcia in front of him was extremely poor defensively but you don't expect anything more from him.
Gerrard and Alonso - Its obvious some of you listened to Souness last night , because its exactly what he said about needing Sissoko. Which was boollocks!! I admit I prefer Momo and Xabi with Stevie on the right, however Gerrard and Xabi played brilliantly in the first half and did for a whole season without Momo, Momo is important to us, but suggesting Stevie and Xabi cant hack it is ridiculous.
Their right midfielder Sabri was amazing last night at the game IMO, I wonder how much we could of picked him up for in the summer? His deliverly of the ball and his accuracy at set pieces was absolutely spot on, his crosses were far more dangerous than many premiership stars and when they went 4 - 2 - 4 they caused us real problems on the sides and with the heading quality of Sukur and Karan, we were going to be in danger.
We got the 3 points, end of story. 3 wins in a row. If Kuyt would of scored at 3 - 0 we would of been home and dry, but once they got one they really went for it and derserve to be congratulated. Their fans were spot on all night singing and screaming, and a real credit to there team. Even at the end of the game as I was leaving, they started a chant of
"LIV- ER - POOL - LIV - ER - POOL!!"
For which they got a derserved round of applause.
Other things you might of missed on the telly:
- Pennant asked Benitez to come off and Rafa tried to get him to run it off, so might be an injury.
- Sabri in the first half went to take a throw in and the fella in the front went to grab the ball to give it to him and he screamed "HEY!!" at the fella. So every time he came to the byline he got a chorus of "Hey!" "HEY!" "HEEEEEEEEY". Childish but really funny. 
- Their coach was speaking to them in ENGLISH!
- Kuyt clapped all four corners of the ground - Love this lad.
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 6:51 amby Ciggy
molovinPSV wrote:next game for psv is at Istanbul, I have a good feeling about it. If you win at bordeaux you can win at istanbul where bordeaux got a tie
Very dissapionted we conceeded 2 goals, lack of experience by some of our players?
This is where Hamann would have come in handy to steedy the ship.
You gotta beat em PSV and we have to beat bordeaux then we will both go through. 
BTW what was your game like mate?
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:17 amby onizukaeikichi
defensive wise we were 
all night, agger/carra cant handle that striker who aint that big at all. Their goals come from free header and lack of pressure from our defenders. Now i am really worried of our set piece and our defence. Attacking wise, we are lucky to strike them down early on or else it will be a different story, IMO Alonso went foward too often, he should leave things for Gerrard, he had left our back 4 exposed at times. Aurelio + Garcia were at defending, cant blame AUrelio as Garcia doesnt help him out on a few occasion
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:28 amby desperado0831
Liverpool 3-2 Galatasaray
Crouch ~
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:33 amby desperado0831
This is my 400th post and i pray to god/goddess/angel/christ..........
Please Give Us Another Victory Against Galatasaray At Their Hell Graveyard.
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:57 amby Judge
arrrr........little luis the trickster and ball wasting goal scorer 
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 8:30 amby mattylfc
Thought it was a wierd night, normally getting the first goal can be the hardest but to get two in the first 15mins was great and i really thought we would hammer them after that.
Wasnt to be though and when we got the third, majority of players took their foot off the pedal and when you do that you expect them to come at you. Their subs made a big impact and to be fair both of their goals came from pin-point crosses and very good headers.
Thought Aurelio looked a lot more confident on the ball, he was very good going forward but lacked a bit defensively. Superb cross for Crouches goal.
Kuyt looked a bit tired, not at his best today but still trying his hardest.
So glad Crouch got a couple, second one was world class. Thought he showed a really good attitude and he always seems to be in the right place which can only be a good thing for a striker.
Pennant had a good first half but was wasteful in the second, perhaps because he was tired.
Garcia was back to his best at times, have been really impressed with him so far this season. He is giving it easy when necessary and then doing his tricks in the right places, good header he scored with too.
Thought Alonso and Gerrard played well together in the centre but their was the odd occasion that highlighted the importance of momo.
Good game for a neutral and although we had a few scares, three points with three quality goals is what counts.
More importantly, i was one player away from predicting the correct line-up. If JAR had played instead of Aurelio i would have been spot on, that would have been a first.
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Thu Sep 28, 2006 10:08 amby CUPWinner
The Manhattan Project wrote:And shame on others who intended to insult Gala as well as Turkish people. I' m realy disappointed with those...
Are you equally disappointed in the the absurd hooligan element your club seems to breed, who can never resist the urge to visit websites like this one with their usual "We Will Stab You In Hell" nonsense?
Those are the ones who attract insult and ridicule.
Not a club, a team or a nationality.
You' re completely right with this idea. And yes; I am equaly disappointed with our men here who don' t have words to say about football.
After all; fell free to visit Istanbul for the second match. There' ll be no stabbers and no hell anymore... We play our matches at the horrible Olimpic Stadium instead of AliSamiYen which is used to be known as hell.(By the way, the first man describing AliSamiYen as Hell was Alex Furguson after being eliminated from Champions League by Galatasaray)
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 10:54 amby JBG
Poor performance last night and the truth is that a poor Galatassary side deserved a draw. Despite us playing very well at times we neevr controlled the game and I was fuming with the way we were playing at 2-0 up, as clearly was Rafa, who didn't look at all happy at how easy Sabri was allowed get down the our left hand side and whip in crosses. It got even worse in the second half when they sent on Hasan Sas and Sas was able to double up with Sabri to get behind Aurellio. We were very loose in midfield and our centre halves became exposed.
Aurellio and Garcia are not a viable option on the left if you ask me, as both are inclined to get forward too much and both are just as inclined to ball watch and get caught out when our attacks break down.
Crouch's goal was superb though....indeed both of them were.
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Thu Sep 28, 2006 1:23 pmby REDTILLDEAD
Well lets hope it makes no difference, cos' by the time we play the "rag heads" in the away leg we should have already qualified for the next stage. We beat psv and get a win against the french outfit, then the galatasary game will be a formality, we might even have the luxury of resting some of our players?.....and still stuff em'. 
Posted:
Thu Sep 28, 2006 2:12 pmby Xennon
Gratz...
And thanks, Liverpool fans were so polite to us... All of the fans were incredible.
You'll see the result of that refinement in Istanbul.
Claps...
"Ahh we could take 1point:( "
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Thu Sep 28, 2006 2:17 pmby account deleted by request
Credit where its due mate - the one thing your team didnt lack was heart and spirit, a good fightback that with a bit more luck could have got you a point.
Thats Arda but he didnt had its day , he's the one who made the assist on the 1st gol and did that awesome move against 3 liverpool players 