Re: Football Chat : Fri Oct 15, 2010 9:42 pm  

Wire_85 wrote:

You two just repeat each other.

That's because the truth normally does sound the same.

Wire_85 wrote:

At the end of the day if he hadn't of sang YNWA he would still be here.

There was no need for the Liverpudlians to sing You'll Never Walk Alone, the last song at the party was Z-Cars there was no need for the Liverpool fans to do anything but that aside there could've been a fight anyway, a young losing his life is a tragedy, you're turning this into an Everton v Liverpool argument.

Re: Football Chat : Fri Oct 15, 2010 9:45 pm  

Catalancs wrote:

Plastic Scouse handbags

Not all plastic scousers on here you know.

Re: Football Chat : Fri Oct 15, 2010 10:25 pm  

So now this american, who is considerably poorer than most of the new breed of premiership owners has bought liverpool, what exactly is going to change? He doesnt have any money to spend on players or build a new stadium.

It will be like deja vu in a season or two

Re: Football Chat : Fri Oct 15, 2010 11:17 pm  

MacBlondie wrote:

So now this american, who is considerably poorer than most of the new breed of premiership owners has bought liverpool, what exactly is going to change? He doesnt have any money to spend on players or build a new stadium.

It will be like deja vu in a season or two

Maybe it will, but I feel we're more than entitled to have our hopes up a little after recent events. Although we're in a bit of a state at the moment, I still don't think you have to spend hundreds of millions to be successful. I still feel Arsenal are a better side than Citeh, but the squad values won't say that. Arsenal are an exceptionally run club, they're very sensible, very wise and they're light years ahead of some of the crap we get in England. We don't need a Maktoum, we need/want to be a well run club that will be able to compete once the 2012 financial fair play thing comes into place.

I'm unsure on our chances of keeping Torres, I feel he may jump ship instead of stay for another rebuilding process. As much as he loves it here, his career shouldn't be wasted on false dawns; he's too good to spend his career trying to carry us. He may go, but with the right manager in charge, I'll still have hope.

Re: Football Chat : Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:32 am  

Robbie Rotten wrote:

Although we're in a bit of a state at the moment, I still don't think you have to spend hundreds of millions to be successful. I still feel Arsenal are a better side than Citeh, but the squad values won't say that.

Right now I'd agree that Arsenal are a better side than Citeh. But if you had to choose one of those sides to take the title in the next few years, you'd have to say it'd be Citeh.

Arsenal are a settled club, with a settled manager playing the style of football he wants. Citeh are a large collection of quality players all bundled together very quickly, playing for a manager who hasn't been there long and may not be there in 3 months.

Arsenal are an exceptionally run club, they're very sensible, very wise and they're light years ahead of some of the crap we get in England. We don't need a Maktoum, we need/want to be a well run club that will be able to compete once the 2012 financial fair play thing comes into place.

But without significant investment soon you'll be out of the CL for a few years. Without CL money you won't be able to buy in the players who will help you compete.

Re: Football Chat : Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:43 am  

Just seen the Hicks interview, comes across as a decent, honest bloke. Came out with some real "facts" as well. Rafa had £150 million spent net. Spoke about Rafa not being able to take accountability for bad buys. Explained how the stadium fell through. Fully open about everything.

Re: Football Chat : Sat Oct 16, 2010 6:48 am  

Nikaed wrote:

Just seen the Hicks interview, comes across as a decent, honest bloke.

So where's the stadium he promised to build and what about the debt he said he wouldn't put on the club. Ask the fans of Texas Rangers, Dallas Stars and Corinthiens if he's a decent bloke. He's a compulsive liar and now he's trying to play the victim, his actions have got him what he deserves nothing. When he takes this to court he'll lose again and it will cost him even more than it already has.

Re: Football Chat : Sat Oct 16, 2010 7:47 am  

Smiggs wrote:

He's a compulsive liar and now he's trying to play the victim....

So at least he has got something from his time in charge of Liverpool then.

Re: Football Chat : Sat Oct 16, 2010 8:04 am  

Smiggs wrote:

So where's the stadium he promised to build and what about the debt he said he wouldn't put on the club. Ask the fans of Texas Rangers, Dallas Stars and Corinthiens if he's a decent bloke. He's a compulsive liar and now he's trying to play the victim, his actions have got him what he deserves nothing. When he takes this to court he'll lose again and it will cost him even more than it already has.

The global economic crisis didn't help him apparently. The facts have been shown to the SSN interviewer.

Re: Football Chat : Sat Oct 16, 2010 8:27 am  

Dan_FC wrote:

Not all plastic scousers on here you know.

I know la. Good luck at the weekend