Merseyside derby super duper double bill mega thread..

Guy:Incognito · 19-01-2009 11:03PM

craiginireland wrote: »

if everton werent protesting over the penalty they'd never have scored..

? The 3 players tryign to block the shot certainly werent distracted protesting.

Iang87 · 19-01-2009 11:04PM

daithijjj wrote: »

dirk kuyt has played 180 mins against stoke and everton and done absolutetly fk all............is it any wonder that babel fancied 5 months back at ajax?

kuyt is the worst footballer playing in the top half of the prem by a country mile.

ha you called kuyt a footballer. thats what he wants you to believe, and i'm a liverpool fan too

coco06 · 19-01-2009 11:04PM

craiginireland wrote: »

Timmy, Timmy, Timmy the blue kangaroo...
Liverpool havent a chance of winning anything this season based on that performance and if everton werent protesting over the penalty they'd never have scored..

thank god neither utd or chelsea are playin much better

OPENROAD · 19-01-2009 11:05PM

Villain wrote: »

Liverpool doing what they have done for over 10 years falling away just when you think they will Challenge.

Oh and great for result for Villa

and Arsenal, Chelsea and Man utd imo

Mitch Connor · 19-01-2009 11:05PM

Shockingly i do think some liverpool fans are over-reacting. Joint top of the league - yeah, United have a game in hand, but they could be in a far worse position. A draw at home to your local rival is not unheard of. As has been pointed out, United have dropped points on a number of occasions to City; Chelsea only recently dropped points to Fulham.

These things happen, and although they have been happening a little more lately for liverpool, its not like United or Chelsea have been on top form either.

As has been said, 17 games left, plenty of football to be played.

Handsome Bob · 19-01-2009 11:05PM

ntlbell wrote: »

yup many more home draws i'd say based on that performance

Oh ntlbell, no-ne more than you deservers that award you are showcasing in your signature.

We traditionally under Rafa are at our best in the latter stages so we'll see how things play out shall we? Or do you just want to continue on trying to bait people?

Spud83 · 19-01-2009 11:05PM

Gotta love that little Ozzie.

ntlbell · 19-01-2009 11:05PM

coco06 wrote: »

thank god neither utd or chelsea are playin much better

but united are winning

that's the difference

Guy:Incognito · 19-01-2009 11:06PM

daithijjj wrote: »

dirk kuyt has played 180 mins against stoke and everton and done absolutetly fk all............is it any wonder that babel fancied 5 months back at ajax?

kuyt is the worst footballer playing in the top half of the prem by a country mile.

He wasnt even the worst player on the pitch tonight or the worst player over the season out of what was on show tonight. Calm yourself and go to bed or else you wont be up in time for school.

Headshot · 19-01-2009 11:06PM

alanmurphy83 wrote: »

Gotta love that little Ozzie.

some header of the ball

ntlbell · 19-01-2009 11:07PM

LZ5by5 wrote: »

Oh ntlbell, no-ne more than you deservers that award you are showcasing in your signature.

We traditionally under Rafa are at our best in the latter stages so we'll see how things play out shall we? Or do just want to continue on trying to bait people?

just giving my opinion going based on FACTS

you know like

stoke....

west ham....

fullham...

everton..

should i go on?

ShooterSF · 19-01-2009 11:09PM

Iang87 wrote: »

i'll never figure out how a side who just marginely got a draw are so proud and happy that they want to slag the other fans. wake up everton ye are ****e and barring the 9-0-1 formation ye played in the majority of the second half ye'd have been battered.

Anyone else surprised everton did united ANOTHER favour, i believe instead of the toffees we'll call ye Fergies bitches, has a better ring

Teams that get late draws tend to celebrate like it's a win. Look at Arsenal at home to united last season. Celebrated at the end as if they won the league having really drawn at home. Also as a derby match they saved face from a tonne of slagging from Liverpool mates I'm sure.
Don't know about them doing United a favour. They held them to a draw in goodison and could still do damage at Old Trafford (Hopefully not

) as they are really not ****e as you call them.

Boggles · 19-01-2009 11:09PM

LZ5by5 wrote: »

We traditionally under Rafa are at our best in the latter stages so we'll see how things play out shall we? Or do you just want to continue on trying to bait people?

What do you mean by "latter stages"?

Rockee · 19-01-2009 11:10PM

Mitch Connor wrote: »

Shockingly i do think some liverpool fans are over-reacting. Joint top of the league - yeah, United have a game in hand, but they could be in a far worse position. A draw at home to your local rival is not unheard of. As has been pointed out, United have dropped points on a number of occasions to City; Chelsea only recently dropped points to Fulham.

These things happen, and although they have been happening a little more lately for liverpool, its not like United or Chelsea have been on top form either.

As has been said, 17 games left, plenty of football to be played.

I agree Mitch but its just frustrating to see so many home draws and especially when we see the other contenders not on top gear either.

Just hope we arent sitting around in May thinking of all the 'could have been' results against the so called lower teams at Anfield.

ntlbell · 19-01-2009 11:10PM

Boggles wrote: »

What do you mean by "latter stages"?

I think he means the run into 4th

joe123 · 19-01-2009 11:11PM

Stekelly wrote: »

He wasnt even the worst player on the pitch tonight or the worst player over the season out of what was on show tonight. Calm yourself and go to bed or else you wont be up in time for school.

With regards to kuyt hes a grafter and a good squad player to have. But for Rafa to start him week in week out and leave the likes of babel (who needs games/confidence) and Keane (who needs games/confidence) on the bench more often than not something is up.

Kuyt should be a squad player not a player who starts every week. I just feel after tonight liverpool are still missing that extra player with the flair and quality. And Babel getting a minute just does no good for a player.

Handsome Bob · 19-01-2009 11:11PM

ntlbell wrote: »

just giving my opinion going based on FACTS

you know like

stoke....

west ham....

fullham...

everton..

should i go on?

Meh........it was a similar problem last season but combined with an abysmal away record in the first half of the season. This season, we still have that "too many draws at home" problem, yet are sitting level on points with you (and before you say it, you have to first win that game in hand against the solid Fulham).

I'll take the position that we are in considering we usually kick it up a few gears from February onwards.

Mitch Connor · 19-01-2009 11:13PM

Rockee wrote: »

I agree Mitch but its just frustrating to see so many home draws and especially when we see the other contenders not on top gear either.

Just hope we arent sitting around in May thinking of all the 'could have been' results against the so called lower teams at Anfield.

Oh, i understand the frustration, and I suppose people have every right to be pissed off with the result tonight, but I would certainly not be delivering champagne to Old Trafford tonight. United have come within minutes and inches of poor performances turning into poor results.

kingshankly · 19-01-2009 11:13PM

One of lifes great mysteries where do anti Liverpool fans go when Liverpool win

ntlbell · 19-01-2009 11:14PM

LZ5by5 wrote: »

Meh........it was a similar problem last season but combined with an abysmal away record in the first half of the season. This season, we still have that "too many draws at home" problem, yet are sitting level on points with you (and before you say it, you have to first win that game in hand against the solid Fulham).

I'll take the position that we are in considering we usually kick it up a few gears from February onwards.

we might not have to win it...

daithijjj · 19-01-2009 11:14PM

Stekelly wrote: »

He wasnt even the worst player on the pitch tonight or the worst player over the season out of what was on show tonight. Calm yourself and go to bed or else you wont be up in time for school.

Settle down young man, the exuberance of your verbosity is not inebriating. Kuyt was so bad over 2 seasons that close to 50mil was spent on his replacements. He can barely stand upright with his bowlegs let alone deserve the liverbird on his chest. An embarrasment to liverpool tradition, shankly and paisley would weep at the thought of him gracing the anfield turf.......night night son;)

Boggles · 19-01-2009 11:15PM

kingshankly wrote: »

One of lifes great mysteries where do anti Liverpool fans go when Liverpool win

I can't answer for everyone else, but I log in as Mr. Alan.

coco06 · 19-01-2009 11:15PM

joe123 wrote: »

With regards to kuyt hes a grafter and a good squad player to have. But for Rafa to start him week in week out and leave the likes of babel (who needs games/confidence) and Keane (who needs games/confidence) on the bench more often than not something is up.

Kuyt should be a squad player not a player who starts every week. I just feel after tonight liverpool are still missing that extra player with the flair and quality. And Babel getting a minute just does no good for a player.

it should have been the other way around, babel should be playing 3/4 of a game and kuyt brought on when Rafa wants to defend a lead..which i dont really agree with. people giving out about torres taken off but he missed a sitter and had long enough. we should have been running at the full backs putting them under pressure not casually trying to beat them..

Handsome Bob · 19-01-2009 11:15PM

ntlbell wrote: »

we might not have to win it...

Hahahahaha...................

I see you are working hard to retain that award in your signature for 2009 eh?:pac:

ntlbell · 19-01-2009 11:16PM

kingshankly wrote: »

One of lifes great mysteries where do anti Liverpool fans go when Liverpool win

would a bigger mystery not be the liverpool fans leaving early during a derby game?

ntlbell · 19-01-2009 11:19PM

LZ5by5 wrote: »

Hahahahaha...................

I see you are working hard to retain that award in your signature for 2009 eh?:pac:

No.

If we're to loose against fullham and we both win our remaining games assuming you don't make up the GD we wouldn't need to win it to win the league like?

Mitch Connor · 19-01-2009 11:19PM

kingshankly wrote: »

One of lifes great mysteries where do anti Liverpool fans go when Liverpool win

The same place ABUs go when United win.

Look at that even. ABU's have a term, do 'anti-liverpool' fans have one. Pah, nope, small timers...:P

Mitch Connor · 19-01-2009 11:20PM

Boggles wrote: »

I can't answer for everyone else, but I log in as Mr. Alan.

I'd thank that, but having a second account is against the rules...

joe123 · 19-01-2009 11:20PM

Does anyone else feel sickend that its fa cup weekend? I just want the next league game. (were playing Wigan next Tues/Wednesday) This year more than any im feeling really impatient when we have cup games in the way.

Im looking at the Fa cup this year as a hindrance more than anything.:cool:

GuanYin · 19-01-2009 11:20PM

Guys, discuss the match, United fans, keep the trolling down. Stay on topic and lets keep level heads.

Merseyside derby super duper double bill mega thread..

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