PL: Liverpool v Manchester United. 6/3/2011, KO 1330.

amiable · 06-03-2011 08:14PM

flahavaj wrote: »

You didn't say anything though except throw out an aul LOL and then fail to back it up when pressed on it. In essence you said nothing of any consequence.

I don't think i've ever used 'LOL' on boards

monkey9 · 06-03-2011 08:15PM

Drumpot wrote: »

What has the result got to do with the awful tackle of Carragher ?

Havent read too many United fans excusing the result . .

If ref does his job, Rafael doesnt lose the rag. If ref also books liverpool player who actually nearly kneecapped rafael (just before he nearly did a bad tackle) then perhaps Liverpool players learn not to go OTT.

And while I dont justify Rafaels tackle, the very fact that some of you feel that this is more important then the tackle of Carragher says alot.

Thats why United have won so much over Fergie's reign. We dont blame everybody else for our failings, unlike others who love nothing better then to live off scraps of conspiracys (fergie time, refs bias to United) to justify their bitterness.

If anything, Liverpool played great today and the response of some of their fans in ignoraning Carraghers tackle takes away from the performace/result by showing little class . .Cant say Im too surprised TBH . .

Again, Carragher deserved a red. Rafael deserved a red. If you wanna blame the ref for Rafael putting in that tackle, then you go right on ahead there, buddy.

I'm just gonna bask in the win!

dannydiamond · 06-03-2011 08:15PM

Drumpot wrote: »

If anything, Liverpool played great today and the response of some of their fans in ignoraning Carraghers tackle takes away from the performace/result by showing little class . .Cant say Im too surprised TBH . .

In pretty much the same way as Nanis scratch is all alot of united fans in here want to talk about after your team got hammered today.

King Kenny.

flahavaj · 06-03-2011 08:15PM

amiable wrote: »

I don't think i've ever used 'LOL' on boards

Your dismissing another poster by telling him he really hasn't a clue amounts to a more rude and ignorant version of the same. The fact he made a valid point at the time only makes it worse.

monkey9 · 06-03-2011 08:15PM

Revolution9 wrote: »

A grown man cried over that

A man? No, it was Nani!

monkey9 · 06-03-2011 08:16PM

SOCCER4LIFE wrote: »

Yeah, he bit me.

Lucky you. Bitten by a genius!!!

Drumpot · 06-03-2011 08:17PM

monkey9 wrote: »

Judging by Utd's performance, Lucas would walk into Utd's team!!

Judging by all Uniteds players performances today most of the liverpool team would walk into the United team . .

Suggests they aint too passionate about performing for pool as their fans are about making excuses for why they are stuck struggling for a Uefa cup spot for next season . .

citytillidie · 06-03-2011 08:17PM

amiable · 06-03-2011 08:17PM

flahavaj wrote: »

Your dismissing another poster by telling him he really hasn't a clue amounts to a more rude and ignorant version of the same. The fact he made a valid point at the time only makes it worse.

If you don't like my posts report them.
If you don't like me i don't care.

curry-muff · 06-03-2011 08:18PM

Apparently Carragher waited outside Uniteds changing room to apologize to Nani, if true my hatred towards Carragher is eased a little.

Revolution9 · 06-03-2011 08:18PM

dannydiamond wrote: »

In pretty much the same way as Nanis scratch is all alot of united fans in here want to talk about after your team got hammered today.

King Kenny.

Pretty much all I've seen them bother to discuss on this thread, although one or two posters who can actually handle a defeat have offered congrats and not searched for excuses.

06-03-2011 08:19PM

Pro. F wrote: »

The first bit was just a misunderstanding. I was saying that his [obnoxious] persona doesn't excuse Carra giving him a nasty tackle.

I don't believe that anybody reacts to a pain in their shin by waving their legs in the air, but I do honestly agree that neither of us could prove whether he was in pain or not.

The fact that others do worse play acting from less bad tackles though, would not excuse him if he was play acting.

In response to somebody saying that Liverpool deserved to win regardless of any bad decision you said this:

In that post it looks like you whining about decisions.

I think you made a post somewhere else saying that Liverpool were deserved winners so this post might be misleading about what you think.

the 2nd half of that quote said that United shouldn't need to play against 10 men to get going, I really should have added 'so it's no excuse' to make it clear I suppose...fair enough I was whining about decisions, but not because I thought United could/should have gotten anything from the game but because it was a horrible tackle that could have easily broke Nani's leg and he gets pretty much nothing for it.

monkey9 · 06-03-2011 08:19PM

homer_simpson wrote: »

For all the Man U fans talking about how nasty Nani's injury was ect, and the clearly shopped photos posted earlier on try this one for size, "the true extent of his injury"

Sure a tampon would clear that up!!

Melion · 06-03-2011 08:19PM

Drumpot wrote: »

Judging by all Uniteds players performances today most of the liverpool team would walk into the United team . .

Suggests they aint too passionate about performing for pool as their fans are about making excuses for why they are stuck struggling for a Uefa cup spot for next season . .

English please?

KittyeeTrix · 06-03-2011 08:19PM

flahavaj wrote: »

Your dismissing another poster by telling him he really hasn't a clue amounts to a more rude and ignorant version of the same. The fact he made a valid point at the time only makes it worse.

Bit harsh, no???

tommyhaas · 06-03-2011 08:19PM

Out of interest, will SAF get an additional fine for not talking to any press after the match, or does get he that one free with the weekly BBC fine?

citytillidie · 06-03-2011 08:19PM

curry-muff wrote: »

Apparently Carragher waited outside Uniteds changing room to apologize to Nani, if true my hatred towards Carragher is eased a little.

He did and Nani did not stay around to hear it so Carragher had to relay it through a Manchester United club official

citytillidie · 06-03-2011 08:20PM

tommyhaas wrote: »

Out of interest, will SAF get an additional fine for not talking to any press after the match, or does get he that one free with the weekly BBC fine?

He should be fined for not talking to any media as its in the FA rules

Revolution9 · 06-03-2011 08:20PM

citytillidie wrote: »

He did and Nani did not stay around to hear it so Carragher had to relay it through a Manchester United club official

Where did you hear that?

Nani is one petulant little cry baby, if true.

Drumpot · 06-03-2011 08:21PM

dannydiamond wrote: »

In pretty much the same way as Nanis scratch is all alot of united fans in here want to talk about after your team got hammered today.

King Kenny.

What else do you expect United fans to say . . "It was the refs fault"!! Nah, excuses are reserved for you guys. .

Not sure how many differant ways United fans can accept that the better team won . .

Keep creaming yourself over winning one game . . As a united fan , we usually save ourselves for something thats more satisfying for a much longer time my friend. Perhaps when Pool have won a few things you might understand!

Revolution9 · 06-03-2011 08:21PM

tommyhaas wrote: »

Out of interest, will SAF get an additional fine for not talking to any press after the match, or does get he that one free with the weekly BBC fine?

Does he actually get a weekly fine for refusing to speak to the Beeb?

Ordinary man · 06-03-2011 08:22PM

curry-muff wrote: »

Apparently Carragher waited outside Uniteds changing room to apologize to Nani, if true my hatred towards Carragher is eased a little.

If he did it was only to avoid united making an issue of his tackle.

flahavaj · 06-03-2011 08:22PM

amiable wrote: »

If you don't like my posts report them.
If you don't like me i don't care.

You need to take the tinfoil hat off amaibale lad, no ones attacking you, nor did I say you did anything that warrants being reported. I'm just pointing out that you went to the trouble of pouring scorn over another poster's quite valid opinion in a pretty vehement way, but when pressed on it, the argument you provided for taking that stance was remarkably flimsy. No need for all this whinging about whether someone likes you or not, its all very childish and petulant tbh.

We'll have to call you Nani-able next.;)

Blatter · 06-03-2011 08:23PM

Revolution9 wrote: »

Where did you hear that?

Nani is one petulant little cry baby, if true.

He didn't want to speak to the man that tried to break his leg and now he's a petulant little cry baby?:rolleyes:

monkey9 · 06-03-2011 08:24PM

Ordinary man wrote: »

If he did it was only to avoid united making an issue of his tackle.

Nah, the bloke has class.

Has Rafael offered an apology to Lucas, does anyone know??

flahavaj · 06-03-2011 08:24PM

fluffyorganic1 wrote: »

Bit harsh, no???

I thought I was very polite tbh.

jaykay74 · 06-03-2011 08:25PM

Revolution9 wrote: »

Where did you hear that?

Nani is one petulant little cry baby, if true.

for not hanging around

Revolution9 · 06-03-2011 08:25PM

Ordinary man wrote: »

If he did it was only to avoid united making an issue of his tackle.

You're no ordinary man, your clearly a mind reader :eek: with the power to read thoughts through a television screen nonetheless

And how can United make an issue of anything considering no one is allowed to talk to the press

amiable · 06-03-2011 08:25PM

flahavaj wrote: »

You need to take the tinfoil hat off amaibale lad, no ones attacking you, nor did I say you did anything that warrants being reported. I'm just pointing out that you went to the trouble of pouring scorn over another poster's quite valid opinion in a pretty vehement way, but when pressed on it, the argument you provided for taking that stance was remarkably flimsy. No need for all this whinging about whether someone likes you or not, its all very childish and petulant tbh.

We'll have to call you Nani-able next.;)

Call me what you want.
I couldn't care less tbh
Why state no one is attacking me?
Did i say that?
I'll not bother answering anymore.
Cheerio:D

karma_ · 06-03-2011 08:25PM

SOCCER4LIFE wrote: »

He didn't want to speak to the man that tried to break his leg and now he's a petulant little cry baby?:rolleyes:

He hardly tried to break his leg now! That's pushing it a bit.

PL: Liverpool v Manchester United. 6/3/2011, KO 1330.

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