: Fri Sep 18, 2009 10:28 am  

Wire_85 wrote:

It will go to pay the debt (£1.5M every 9 days) can't see him being here in 18 months nevermind 4 years.
Something has been said about 20M for players each season but it never happen this season not matter what Christian Purslow says

Didn't realise it was so bad
If Benitez does go and you still have that debt it could be dark days for Liverpool.

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 10:29 am  

Lord God Jose Mourinho wrote:

Ok. Which would you choose -

1. Finishing second in the league.

or

2. Finishing 3rd in the league, but that low finish was down to a poor manager, who was replaced. Winning the FA Cup. Knocking the 2nd place team out of the CL. Deserving a CL final place, but robbed by an inept (or corrupt) ref.

You'd take 2. Everyone would. Chelsea are better than Liverpool. Chelsea were better than Liverpool last season. FACHT.

You weren't good enough in the league to finish in 2nd last season FACT.

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 10:30 am  

Catalancs wrote:

Didn't realise it was so bad
If Benitez does go and you still have that debt it could be dark days for Liverpool.

Thats why we want them out, although there are alot of Liverpool fans who either don't care or choose to believe the media bolllocks

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 10:34 am  

Darkheart wrote:

Nah, we're obsessed with watching our rugby team win trophies and buy whoever we want. How are the quins doing this season dell boy?

Scouse, you cannot be a Wire fan as you have only won one trophy in about 30 years. A Wire fan would have said 'trophy'. How do you think you will do in the play-offs?

Buy any player you want? Can I assume you "don't want" Greg Inglis and Israel Folau?

As for the Quins, my local team is actually Skolars. So you are clueless when it comes to both football AND rugby league.

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:03 am  

Wire_85 wrote:

Yup but using some of that £30M to buy players would of as well.

Apparently, the majority of our transfer kitty was spent on renewing players' contracts.

I dunno, I wasn't happy with the summer, still think we could have done with a couple of players.

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:11 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

It's not wise to say that to a black man. Adebayor is not a teenager.

You do know that individual enslaved African men were referred to as 'boy', don't you?

I guess that's what you expect from a mouthy, bully. I'm not saying that he intends to be racist, but I am highlighting the fact that he should choose his words more carefully. I thought he was intelligent? Or is that another myth peddled by the media and Utd fans?

Now this is getting silly!

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:16 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

Scouse, you cannot be a Wire fan as you have only won one trophy in about 30 years. A Wire fan would have said 'trophy'. How do you think you will do in the play-offs?

Buy any player you want? Can I assume you "don't want" Greg Inglis and Israel Folau?

As for the Quins, my local team is actually Skolars. So you are clueless when it comes to both football AND rugby league.

I do apologise, my geographical knowledge must be on par with yours i.e Warrington/Liverpool. We have won other trophies in the past 30 years and we're not in the playoffs sadly, which I thought you would have known. We couldn't sign Inglis or Folau at the moment as we'd breach the cap. So you are clueless when it comes to both football AND rugby league.

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:23 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

I see that Adebayor has been called a 'boy' by Ferguson. Do you think it wise to call a black man, 'boy'? Hint of racism, if you ask me.

rofl

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:31 am  

Wire_85 wrote:

Thats why we want them out, although there are alot of Liverpool fans who either don't care or choose to believe the media bolllocks

It's the same with Glazer.

Pi$$es me off how some people actually like him, they take the three League titles and European Cup win as acceptance for the c*nt, whilst totally ignoring the debt, price rises etc.

: Fri Sep 18, 2009 11:43 am  

Enfield Exile wrote:

Unlike Arsenal and Everton fans, City supporters were not offended by Van Perie's verbal assault. It was only when Adebayor was charged with improper conduct, did City fans retaliate with a complaint to police. It's all very pathetic. Rooney celebrated in front of City fans at the Derby at Eastlands last year. Didn't bother the City fans. It appears that some clubs have fans who are delicate, little flowers.

Soft savvern cants if you ask me.

Enfield Exile wrote:

I see that Adebayor has been called a 'boy' by Ferguson. Do you think it wise to call a black man, 'boy'? Hint of racism, if you ask me.

Ronaldo was called a slave last year and he's white.

He calls all players "boy" when talking about them, including Evra who isn't a teenager.

Enfield Exile wrote:

I see United fans are ecstatic that Adebayor has been banned. I thought we were supposed to rubbish, small etc.. Funny how some of you appear to be relieved that we can only put out half a team. Very interesting change in attitude.

City small? Nah, they're massive.

If you listen to most United fans / Fergie etc, we aren't scared of you in terms of challenging for the League this year, which I'm sure you'll agree. With regards to Sunday, it's a Derby, one game, anything can happen, I mean you managed to beat us with Benjani up front last year, which is proof enough.

I'm happy Adebayor isn't playing due to the fact that he's a good finisher / always seems to do well against us, him not playing significantly weakens your strike force, which should in theory benefit us.