Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:01 pm  

Catalancs wrote:

Comparing the Premier League with the Carling Cup
Good lad Robbie.

If Liverpool were beaten by a lower league side at home in any cup, you'd be the first to crack one off over it, being the uber 'banter' opportunist that you are. It's also funny that you claim us vs. United is our 'cup final', but then dismiss the Carling Cup? Make up your mind Catalancs, you can't be knocking the Carling Cup one minute, then bigging up the cup final the next.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 4:42 pm  

Lord Tony Smith wrote:

Everton (A) isn't very tough.

Do one you, although maybe you have a point even Andy Carroll scored here

Dita's Slot Meter wrote:

:lol: .....Clutching at straws with that one mate.....As an Evertonian, I can tell you now, City will pick up 3 points from Goodison.

Most Evertonians are just praying that the likes of Blackburn and Bolton continue to perform as badly as they presently are, otherwise, with the combination of our desparately poor squad and Moyes's pitiful tactics, we will be slipping down a division come May.

I think that sums the current situation up well, I don't think we'll go down but the negativity from the manager aren't going to be moving us forward anytime soon.

MSH wrote:

I don't think it'll be that bad, sooner or later Moyes will grow a pair and not be negative then a few wins will come, which will be enough....I hope anyway.

He's been here ten years now and you count on one finger how many times Moyes' hasn't been negative.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 7:50 pm  

Easily one of the most ridiculous dives I've ever seen in a soccer pitch has just happened in the PSG v Athletic Club game. Nene 9.6.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:03 pm  

Can tell Liverpool on at the weekend as Keithcun has decided to post on here.

Any of the city fans on here know why they are refusing to give Utd the 15% allocation (7100) that they are entitiled to for the FA cup game?

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 8:40 pm  

keithcun wrote:

Roddy B wrote:

Mark wrote:

Lord Tony Smith wrote:

Everton (A) isn't very tough. It used to be, however it isn't no more. Stoke won there the other week. Anfield, Old Trafford, The Britania and Eithdad Stadium are the hardest away trips, followed by Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham.

Anfield isn't tough, any bobbins team can grab a point there. Norwich, Sunderland, Swansea. We have struggled a few times recently as it's your cup final. Not generally a tough place though.

After the Crystal Palace result, I think the only 'fortress' I've seen that's more daunting than OT is the Stobart Stadium, previous away ground of St Helens.

Think there are only two Premier League teams unbeaten at home this season, one's City, not sure who the other is.

Missed you after the Fulham game mate?

Drawing against helpful teams is okay then? We have lost one premier league game in the past 18 months at Old trafford and only dropped 7 points in total in that time span. You have dropped more in 4 months than we have in the past 18. We have a better home record this season as well. Classic. Wolves, Blackpool, Norwich, Swansea, Sunderland have all come away from Anfield in the past 15 months with something. Great home record.

Rob, Palace? Don't embarass yourself.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:13 pm  

We back into my tadger is bigger than your tadger territory again?

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 9:28 pm  

Mark, I did say United is a hard place to go and win. In the last 3 years how many times have we been beat at home? Think it was 2 last season. We have a habit of dropping points against the lower teams, that happened even under Rafa.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Wed Dec 14, 2011 11:40 pm  

keithcun wrote:

Think there are only two Premier League teams unbeaten at home this season, one's City, not sure who the other is.

Is it the same club that's only won three out of eight at home?

flipper wrote:

De Rossi has 18 months on his current deal apparently

My mistake. I was led to believe it was up at the end of June 2012.

Roddy B wrote:

If Liverpool were beaten by a lower league side at home in any cup, you'd be the first to crack one off over it, being the uber 'banter' opportunist that you are. It's also funny that you claim us vs. United is our 'cup final', but then dismiss the Carling Cup? Make up your mind Catalancs, you can't be knocking the Carling Cup one minute, then bigging up the cup final the next.

Don't judge me by your standards Rob. I keep my pants on whether my club's rivals win, lose or draw.
I didn't claim the dippers cup final is when you play Manchester United. I think you're confusing me with Mark.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:06 am  

Catalancs wrote:

keithcun wrote:

Think there are only two Premier League teams unbeaten at home this season, one's City, not sure who the other is.

Is it the same club that's only won three out of eight at home?

flipper wrote:

De Rossi has 18 months on his current deal apparently

My mistake. I was led to believe it was up at the end of June 2012.

Roddy B wrote:

If Liverpool were beaten by a lower league side at home in any cup, you'd be the first to crack one off over it, being the uber 'banter' opportunist that you are. It's also funny that you claim us vs. United is our 'cup final', but then dismiss the Carling Cup? Make up your mind Catalancs, you can't be knocking the Carling Cup one minute, then bigging up the cup final the next.

Don't judge me by your standards Rob. I keep my pants on whether my club's rivals win, lose or draw.
I didn't claim the dippers cup final is when you play Manchester United. I think you're confusing me with Mark.

Catalancs wrote:

United great away point & stayed top of league. Liverpool didn't lose their cup final.
Everybody's happy.

Re: The Football Chat Thread : Thu Dec 15, 2011 12:11 am  

Roddy B wrote:

My mistake. Didn't realise you were bookmarking my posts. That's sweet, but I have to tell you now, it'll never go further than being friends.