Ferguson vs Benitez thread

Karmafaerie

CoachBoone wrote: »

If somebody is being mature, do you think that numerous poeple coming in calling them mature helps anything?

If somebody is being angry, do you think that numerous poeple coming in calling them angry helps anything?

If somebody is being pathetic, do you think that numerous poeple coming in calling them pathetic helps anything?

If somebody is unhappy, do you think that numerous poeple coming in calling them unhappy helps anything?

Yes to ALL of the above. Well at least for normal, emotionally stable people anyway.

If someone is being childish, then they are acting like a child.
Therefore, they will not respond well to being called a child.
This make no sense to you?!

Do you expect them to suddenly change there personality and be mature and reasoned, because you, a stranger on the internet called them a child.

By definition, they're being childish!

But no, don't addreess the cause, just dish out baseless acusations.:rolleyes:

CoachBoone

Karmafaerie wrote: »

If someone is being childish, then they are acting like a child.
Therefore, they will not respond well to being called a child.
This make no sense to you?!

Do you expect them to suddenly change there personality and be mature and reasoned, because you, a stranger on the internet called them a child.

By definition, they're being childish!

But no, don't addreess the cause, just dish out baseless acusations.:rolleyes:

Just because they are being called childish does not mean they are a child. Being called childish does not mean they have a childish personality I am referring to a very specific set of events and a very specific subject when I call them childish I have made that clear a number of times.

Assuming that I am having a go at their whole personality and maturity levels just because of a thread in a football forum is a little sensationalist. I am and was simply stating that they way people are acting/posting in this thread in childish.

I understand with the emotions involved in following football that sometimes people act childish.

I am pointing this out. I dont expect them to change their childish ways on this matter only because of me, rather, the fact that a lot of people have said it. Introspection is a wonderful thing.

And I did address the cause, I referred to the "rafas cracking up" thing many a time. Just because United fans had a go at Rafa about his cracking up does in the way that they did not make it right for Liverpool fans to have a go a Fergie in the way that they have.

SlickRic

CoachBoone wrote: »

Just because United fans had a go at Rafa about his cracking up does in the way that they did not make it right for Liverpool fans to have a go a Fergie in the way that they have.

sorry to butt in, but to be fair, Fergie's attempted bullying is more deserving of having a go at than Rafa's perceived 'cracking up'. we cannot possibly hold the two instances in the same regard sorry.

CoachBoone

SlickRic wrote: »

sorry to butt in, but to be fair, Fergie's attempted bullying is more deserving of having a go at than Rafa's perceived 'cracking up'. we cannot possibly hold the two instances in the same regard sorry.

But thats from a ridiculously biased view as a liverpool fan, and calling it bullying is ridiculous and makes it seem like it is much worse than what actually happened. You should be a tabloid journalist. He gave his opinion on an ambiguous shuffle that Rafa did after a goal, I personally dont agree with it but he wasnt trying to bully Rafa imo.

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35 pages :):):)

herbieflowers

...in three days

A7X

of re-circulating muck...

DeadSkin

...of re-circulating muck........













:pac:

SlickRic

CoachBoone wrote: »

But thats from a ridiculously biased view as a liverpool fan, and calling it bullying is ridiculous and makes it seem like it is much worse than what actually happened. You should be a tabloid journalist. He gave his opinion on an ambiguous shuffle that Rafa did after a goal, I personally dont agree with it but he wasnt trying to bully Rafa imo.

if it wasn't bullying, what the heck was it? he knew damn well it wasn't taunting Blackburn. no other motivation than to just be a numpty, and try ruffle some feathers becuase he's Fergie and he can.

nothing to do with tabloid journalism I'm afraid. he said what he said, and that's what we're going on.

and yes, 35 pages is far too long, of which i'm partly responsible for during the last 2 pages, but sure people can't help themselves :pac:

Karmafaerie

So....Hiddink and Wenger.

A7X

Karmafaerie wrote: »

So....Hiddink and Wenger.

Do you really want to start that all off?

monkey9

I reckon the Liverpool fans should start defending Ferguson and the Utd fans start defending Rafa. It'd be a wild journey, i reckon!!

Karmafaerie

A7X wrote: »

Do you really want to start that all off?

Well it'd be better than talking about 'arry and Martin O'Neill.:P

DrumSteve

i have read the last two pages of this thread and i have to say having an argument over who is the most childish... I mean,where do i apply to get those wasted minutes of my life back.

Karmafaerie

DrumSteve wrote: »

i have read the last two pages of this thread and i have to say having an argument over who is the most childish... I mean,where do i apply to get those wasted minutes of my life back.

Keep reading back, there's a link in there somewhere.

DrumSteve

no way man... i fell for that the last time.

A7X

Karmafaerie wrote: »

Well it'd be better than talking about 'arry and Martin O'Neill.:P

With Mick comin up with Wolves, it would be great if Roy Keane was still managing.

xabi

I wonder what the average poster age in this thread is - not very high id say. What a load of crap.

Karmafaerie

A7X wrote: »

With Mick comin up with Wolves, it would be great if Roy Keane was still managing.

Now that would have been great!:pac:

Chong

A7X

Chong wrote: »

Oh no's!!! He's getting tired. Time to retire me thinks

Iang87

:eek:

Chong wrote: »

definitely needs to wipe his nose or at least get rid of the hair up there:eek: