John Aldridge threatening someone on twitter: https://twitter.com/Realaldo474/status/536604894845997056

 

Magical.

John Aldridge threatening someone on twitter: https://twitter.com/Realaldo474/status/536604894845997056

Magical.

He's vile.

About to enjoy MOTD & think of him. Bitch.

See Spud, you have nothing to worry about. Only two points off the top 4.

It wasn't Mario's fault, thats all I could see about liverpool

Got this on facebook off a Liverpool season ticket holder fb friend after I suggested Rodgers should go

Absolutely Peter, look at your manager now, he is the best in the business because he understands that the game of football is not like basketball, when Chelsea beat us at home (even though I hate them with a passion) it was great to watch because it wad an absolute clinic on how a team should play, build from the back, he did the same in his first spell there. Carra summed it up on sky sports after the game when he said about skrtel "I played with Martin for years and he was pulling shirts from day one, and he'll keep doing it until the day he retires"

if Liverpool did want to do some business in January - do they have anyone that another club would want to buy? Sterling I suppose but he's looking average too when defences aren't spooked by the presence of Chewy Suarez. I can't think of anyone else who'd be sought after by another club. 

I doubt liverpool have serious money to throw around. They were already strufiling to comply with ffp, I can't see them being able to bring in the quality needed for them to finish top 4. Hopefully a slippery slope for the scousers.

Liverpools net spend in the summer was 40m, cos of suarez, you'll see how big a club they're not in january! f**king dippers.

6 defeats in the first 12 league games of a season is relegation form by any stretch of the imagination. Rodgers is on borrowed time. I just hope him and Wenger can cling on to their jobs for the rest of the season.

Hey Spudulike I just watched LA vs Seattle & recalled earlier today that Dier getting used up on the right flank for your side. From what I saw from Yedlin today, he could walk into your side atm.

Lol dunno if someone posted this already. Love these

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=754395991263965

That Vertongen ( sp ? ) chap likes to milk things doesn't he ? What a wuss.

That Vertongen ( sp ? ) chap likes to milk things doesn't he ? What a wuss.

 

but Vertongen does supply CFC strikers w/ goals

I always thought Liverpool were one-season wonders but not in my wildest dreams did I think they would decline this badly. They look like a team who's psychologically tortured by the fact that they came so close from winning the title that their next big chance to do so would be years away. It couldn't happen to a nicer bunch of pricks especially after the arrogance we witnessed from their supporters last season.

 

Spurs will be happy with the three points but they'll struggle to make top 4 let alone the top 6 in my opinion. Big game tonight between Aston Villa and Southampton and we have to hope Villa wins tonight for our sake but I have a feeling Southampton will win by a narrow margin. 

I fancy Villa tonight just because no ones expecting them to win. I think they might pull off a shock.

For the sake of my fantasy football I hope you're wrong.

There's a thread on goonersworld titled "Was Bendtner really worse than Welbeck?" 

 

Oh and "WENGER OUT" is pinned to the top!

Lol dunno if someone posted this already. Love these

 

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=754395991263965

 

Ha ha! "I'm not aving that mate"

That Moe on Arsenal Fans TV is a bell end but he is one of the few with his head screwed on.

 

Arsenal fans are getting carried away with Welbeck, United sold him for a reason, he is in good form, had a fine few months but he's a very average player and he showed how average he was at United. A very limited footballer with sloppy ability, he might have good pace and movement but that's not 16 millions worth, especially when that is half the price we got Costa for.

Casillas inexplicably one of the five goalkeepers shirted for the World XI

ForeverCarefree, At least Casilllas won a CL, On what merit is Claudio Bravo there? Other than playing for Barcelona, It's such a farce.

Neuer, Courtois, Cech, Buffon the other 4?

Edit : Ok 1 wrong.

Edited November 24, 201411 yr by AlexTommo

ForeverCarefree, At least Casilllas won a CL, On what merit is Claudio Bravo there? Other than playing for Barcelona, It's such a farce.

Isn't he the Costa Rican keeper that kept them in the World Cup?

Isn't he the Costa Rican keeper that kept them in the World Cup?

 

No that was Keylor Navas.

                                          From The Guardian,

 

“We need to get back to the basics,” said Brendan Rodgers, after the latest – and worst – setback of this setbackiest of early-seasons, a could-actually-have-been-worse 3-1 beating at Crystal Palace that left Liverpool 12th in the table.

Back, then, to the basics, those immovable, inarguable foundations upon which the club’s historic success has been founded. The famous Liverpool Way. But what the devil is it?

Some ways are really easy to define, like Olympic Way (a short pedestrian route linking Wembley Park tube station to the national stadium), My Way (a 1965 top-five smash by Frank Sinatra) and Ian Holloway (madcap soundbite generator occasionally employed by football clubs). But this way, no way. So the Fiver asked some experts to define it, or at least found places where experts had already defined it and then copied what they’d said. Each of the following, in the Fiver’s opinion, had a decent stab:

Ronnie Whelan: “As a player [there were] boxes you had to tick at Anfield: good technique, a football brain, huge work ethic and a genuine heart. That was the formula. If that’s what people mean by the Liverpool Way, so be it.”

Football historian David Goldblatt: “The Liverpool Way was a tradition of simple football, pass and move, defending and attacking collectively, continuity of staff and players, respecting player autonomy but insisting on solidarity. Possession was the first priority, the virtue of patience extolled.”

A 2012-era Brendan Rodgers: “The way I want to play here is the Liverpool way. The history and tradition of this club has been about offensive football, attacking football – but always with discipline. The game will be based around what Liverpool are about, which is control, dominating games with the ball, working very hard when you haven’t got the ball and keeping the game as simple as possible.”

Steven Gerrard: “We celebrated together and commiserated together. The Liverpool way. Liverpool’s family feel is essential to someone like me who works best in a strong, caring environment.”

Alan Hansen: “I go along with the Liverpool way of thinking, that any goal is a bad goal and you’ve got to make the opposition do something special to get one.”

Kenny Dalglish: “Gentle initiation helped the boys settle in, so it wasn’t too much of a culture shock when they were promoted from the reserves full-time. That was the Liverpool way, building for the future.”

Kenny Dalglish again: “The Liverpool way was giving everything, that was what made Liverpool so formidable.”

Still Kenny Dalglish: “That’s the Liverpool way, the passing-down of club traditions from one generation to the next.”

More Kenny Dalglish: “Humility was an important part of the Liverpool way.”

And Dalglish again: “The Liverpool way was keeping the game nice and simple, just tackling, passing and moving – win it, give it.”

And, incredibly, Kenny Dalglish: “From the moment my family arrived from Glasgow we were very well looked after by Jack Ferguson at the Holiday Inn. While I was out training, Marina went down for tea and toast with the front-desk staff, who became friends. The chambermaid ended up as babysitter. That’s the Liverpool way, everybody so accommodating.”

And so to today, when, with critics busily arching their backs, baring their teeth and hissing like angry tomcats, Rodgers set about redefining his Liverpool way: “We need to get back to the basics,” he said (as we’ve established) “of fighting and being aggressive. We have to get on with it and find ways of getting results. That’s what Liverpool is all about.”

Rodgers seems to have made an important error here. As we now know, and Rodgers himself seemed to have grasped until just a couple of months ago, Liverpool is all about gentle initiation, hard work, collective thinking, humility, passing, moving, and winning most of your football matches. Fighting and being aggressive, meanwhile, are what Stoke City is all about. It’s disappointing for anyone to get this the wrong way round, least of all the Liverpool manager, and Rodgers evidently has much work to do before he’s back on track. We’ll know he’s finally getting there the moment he asks his chambermaid to babysit

If Southampton finish in the top 4, and if Liverpool finished 6th/7th, and If I was their chairman, Just for a laugh, I'd make a bid for Coutinho, See how the dippers like it when the shoes on the other foot.

Edited November 24, 201411 yr by Kinkladze1871