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

flahavaj · 07-03-2011 01:36AM

Pro. F wrote: »

That's bollocks of the highest order imo. We're going to have to agree to disagree on that one.

Probably for the best

Yep it's possible that it was really bad and impossible to play on on or it's possible that he could have played on.

Either way he still threw himself down over dramatically and balled his eyes out in front of hundreds of thousands of people. Yet more evidence that he's a wimp imo.

I was embarrassed by the theatrics and tears too. However I don't think that necessarily equates to being too much of a p*ssy to play on.

I've known plenty of wimps who were from tough areas and backgrounds. Being from a tough area doesn't make you tough.

I'm not basing my suspicion that he wussed out on the pictures of the injury. I'm basing it on his general attitude and personality.

BTW I do give him credit for running himself into the ground a few times. Fair play to him for that. And, like yourself (I think it was you that said it), I too thought he had cut the shíte-hawking out of his game recently and so was extra disappointed today.

He runs himself into the ground in every game really and he is a far better team player in terms of tracking back than say Ronaldo. I just really don't believe that a guy who seesm to want to succeed so much would'nt continue unless he wasn't able. Feigning injury is nasty and cowardly and done to get oposition players in trouble. But wimping out when you're a bit injured is a whole different level as it cheats your own team. I think if he was like that it'd have come to light before now. I remember Fergie being very scathing in his comments about Saha's constant injuries - Nani has been there a long time and if that was in his nature Fergie would have either stamped it out by now, or lost patience and given him the door as he did with Saha. I've never seen anyhting in the past to suggest Nani is a bottler in the sense of crying off a game with an injury.

Does he dive, feign injury on the pitch and cheat on occasion - Yes. Is he lacking in bottle with regards playing on when injured - I say no tbh and I can't see any evidence to suggest otherwise.

K-9 · 07-03-2011 01:36AM

missingtime wrote: »

You know, I couldnt single out one particular poster; both sides have played a blinder - its a classic soccer forum thread.

Confusion, Anger, Gifs, Shopped Pictures, Laughter, Tears, Blood and people pointing out misspellings.

Brilliant all round.

It'll be up in there in the thread of the year awards but no doubt be pipped by something even stupider!

Grayditch · 07-03-2011 01:36AM

What was the deal with Nani taking a pop at the medial staff? Probably accidental to be fair. I like Nani as a player when he's not acting like an idiot, so I hope he recovers, despite the fact the he's United's best player this season, it was. rough tackle, although not career-ending like the one Rafael attempted in retaliation.

Happy with Liverpool's dominant play today. The crowd were amazing. Suarez is amazing. Amazing, amazing.

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 01:37AM

flahavaj wrote: »

Argument is spelt argument.

The rest is over-excited rubbish btw. Take a deep breath.

Spelt is spelt spelt!

Pro. F · 07-03-2011 01:38AM

K-9 wrote: »

Who do you think, Flah or Pro.F?

What are you saying? You got a problem with something I've posted?

missingtime wrote: »

You know, I couldnt single out one particular poster; both sides have played a blinder - its a classic soccer forum thread.

Confusion, Anger, Gifs, Shopped Pictures, Laughter, Tears, Blood and people pointing out misspellings.

Brilliant all round.

I agree this thread has been great. Everybody arguing with everybody about everything. It's what the SF is for.

flahavaj · 07-03-2011 01:39AM

Its actually been quite low on the infraction front as well.

Decent aul banter for the most part.

CR 7 · 07-03-2011 01:40AM

monkey9 wrote: »

Spelt is spelt spelt!

Spelled is spelled spelled, actually.

Blatter · 07-03-2011 01:40AM

flahavaj wrote: »

Argument is spelt argument.

The rest is over-excited rubbish btw. Take a deep breath.

You can't blame him for being over excited to be fair, it was his cup final after all:)

Blatter · 07-03-2011 01:42AM

Park Ji Sung wrote: »

Spelled is spelled spelled, actually.

No spelt is spelled spelt, actually.

flahavaj · 07-03-2011 01:43AM

SOCCER4LIFE wrote: »

You can't blame him for being over excited to be fair, it was his cup final after all:)

Exactly.;)

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 01:46AM

Park Ji Sung wrote: »

Well, here's proof ye dusted off this old relic for the team leaving the stadium:

:pac: That should squeeze out another page or two.

That's a fantastic photo, Park Ji Sun. The European Cup paraded in front of the Kop for the fifth time!

Cheers for that!!

Wow wow wow! We really are a fantastic club!

flahavaj · 07-03-2011 01:47AM

Right lads off to bed for me. No doubt it'll hit 2,000+ by mid morning. Well done Scousers on a well deserved win today.

Enjoy the DVD when it comes out and here's a cup for yeer efforts.:pac:;)

argosy2006 · 07-03-2011 01:51AM

flahavaj wrote: »

Right lads off to bed for me. No doubt it'll hit 2,000+ by mid morning. Well done Scousers on a well deserved win today.

Enjoy the DVD when it comes out and here's a cup for yeer efforts.:pac:;)

TRY NOT TO HAVE NIGHTMARES ABOUT KUYT AND BIG BIRD

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 01:51AM

newballsplease wrote: »

whats it like winning a premierleague game?
same question again but replace game with title?

From experience, winning the title is much better than winning a premierleague (sic) game.

Next question?

Pro. F · 07-03-2011 01:51AM

flahavaj wrote: »

He runs himself into the ground in every game really and he is a far better team player in terms of tracking back than say Ronaldo.

I agree and have said as much many times. But running yourself into the ground isn't the same as playing through a painful injury.

flahavaj wrote: »

I just really don't believe that a guy who seesm to want to succeed so much would'nt continue unless he wasn't able. Feigning injury is nasty and cowardly and done to get oposition players in trouble. But wimping out when you're a bit injured is a whole different level as it cheats your own team. I think if he was like that it'd have come to light before now. I remember Fergie being very scathing in his comments about Saha's constant injuries - Nani has been there a long time and if that was in his nature Fergie would have either stamped it out by now, or lost patience and given him the door as he did with Saha. I've never seen anyhting in the past to suggest Nani is a bottler in the sense of crying off a game with an injury.

Does he dive, feign injury on the pitch and cheat on occasion - Yes. Is he lacking in bottle with regards playing on when injured - I say no tbh and I can't see any evidence to suggest otherwise.

He has always struck me as a wimp tbh. The type who would genuinely believe he was injured after he gets a little knock instead of just getting on with it. I believe the feigning injury is very close to actually believing you are hurt. If you go around pretending that you are hurt all the time then you will start to believe it.

Players like Evra who pull themselves together and just shrug off the bad knocks, don't indulge themselves in the wussacting that the likes of Nani do.

Edit: It's all just imo anyway

Grayditch · 07-03-2011 01:51AM

flahavaj wrote: »

Enjoy the DVD when it comes out and here's a cup for yeer efforts.:pac:;)

Maaaaaa, there's a bitter taste from this mug!

K-9 · 07-03-2011 01:53AM

Pro. F wrote: »

What are you saying? You got a problem with something I've posted?

I agree this thread has been great. Everybody arguing with everybody about everything. It's what the SF is for.

Only slagging, very well thought out posts.

Some energy mate!.

Now to post the match report on the superthread and watch Happy Birthday Kenny for the nth time.

nullzero · 07-03-2011 01:54AM

argosy2006 wrote: »

flahavaj wrote: »

Right lads off to bed for me. No doubt it'll hit 2,000+ by mid morning. Well done Scousers on a well deserved win today.

Enjoy the DVD when it comes out and here's a cup for yeer efforts.:pac:;)

TRY NOT TO HAVE NIGHTMARES ABOUT KUYT AND BIG BIRD

Still not funny:pac:

Pro. F · 07-03-2011 01:58AM

K-9 wrote: »

Only slagging, very well thought out posts.

Some energy mate!.

Now to post the match report on the superthread and watch Happy Birthday Kenny for the nth time.

Ah I was only having a laugh wit you trying to keep the arguments going

newballsplease · 07-03-2011 01:59AM

LOL at the scousers that think all these comments are worth it..come the end of May. Ye have yer day....... we will have our season dont you worry!

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 02:01AM

flahavaj wrote: »

Argument is spelt argument.

The rest is over-excited rubbish btw. Take a deep breath.

Just not letting the Utd bullsh!t go without response.

The Liverpool thread gets trolled by Man U idiots!!Excuse us if we extend the middle finger to those absolute pricks. (the likes of yourself excluded!)

Headshot · 07-03-2011 02:02AM

monkey9 wrote: »

Just not letting the Utd bullsh!t go without response.

The Liverpool thread gets trolled by Man U idiots!!Excuse us if we extend the middle finger to those absolute pricks. (the likes of yourself excluded!)

By who ?

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 02:10AM

Headshot wrote: »

By who ?

If i said. surely i'd get banned. The likes of yourself and Flah etc are grand and make great points.

But there's some absolute muppets who take the p!ss and try to f*ck up threads out of enjoyment.

Blatter · 07-03-2011 02:13AM

monkey9 wrote: »

If i said. surely i'd get banned. The likes of yourself and Flah etc are grand and make great points.

But there's some absolute muppets who take the p!ss and try to f*ck up threads out of enjoyment.

And your contribution is immaculate.
A role model to all posters in the soccer forum.

Well done.

K-9 · 07-03-2011 02:17AM

Out before it gets too personal.

Both superthreads have their trolls tbh.

It'll be quiet tomorrow on ours thank God!

Onwards and upwards. We've had a sh*te season and are getting our respect back.

I prefer the slagging than the pity we got under Hodgson.

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 02:18AM

flahavaj wrote: »

Right lads off to bed for me. No doubt it'll hit 2,000+ by mid morning. Well done Scousers on a well deserved win today.

Enjoy the DVD when it comes out and here's a cup for yeer efforts.:pac:;)

BOOM!'! The DVD jibe! I love it That's all that was missing!! When that's all that's left, it's game over!!

Love it!!

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 02:28AM

SOCCER4LIFE wrote: »

And your contribution is immaculate.
A role model to all posters in the soccer forum.

Well done.

Thank you! Thank you very much!!

Wait a minute, are you being sarcastic??? :pac:

The spanking dished out to your team by Liverpool has hit you hard!!! I don't blame you!

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 02:30AM

SOCCER4LIFE wrote: »

lol:pac:

One of the funnier posts I've read today.

Brilliant.

:pac::pac::pac: I know. I'm so funny!!!!! :pac::pac:

Blatter · 07-03-2011 02:43AM

monkey9 wrote: »

Thank you! Thank you very much!!

Wait a minute, are you being sarcastic??? :pac:

The spanking dished out to your team by Liverpool has hit you hard!!! I don't blame you!

Yep that's it, your right, nail on the head.

I was being sarcastic;)

monkey9 wrote: »

:pac::pac::pac: I know. I'm so funny!!!!! :pac::pac:

:rolleyes:

monkey9 · 07-03-2011 02:49AM

SOCCER4LIFE wrote: »

Yep that's it, your right, nail on the head.

I was being sarcastic;)

:rolleyes:

Superb!! :pac: Look, accept your spanking! You's were given one. Move on to your next match.

You never know, the total football that wiped the floor with you's on Sunday may not be replicated, so you's could still win the league, maybe!

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

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