Crazy Horse 6 wrote: » What blind faith?
cambo2008 wrote: » Last time I checked it was a public forum and the topic being discussed is Jamie Carragher,why would we be talking about him in the United thread.
Strongbow10 wrote: » Agger didn't set out to do Torres in all fairness.
flahavaj wrote: » That of which you're so proud.
Crazy Horse 6 wrote: » Explain yourself. You can't just throw up a comment like that without backing it up. Now run along and check back on my posts like you are so fond of doing.:p
seanwhite20 wrote: » Face it, your not here to talk about jamie carragher, your here to get a rise out of Liverpool fans!!
flahavaj wrote: » It doesn't need backing up its a very simple general statment on the inability of some footabll fans to see the bad as well as the good in their club.
Lucas's message to Reds fans 2nd Dec 2011 - Latest News Lucas Leiva today delivered a heartfelt message to Liverpool fans all around the world for the messages of support they have sent him following news he will miss the remainder of the current season. It was confirmed on Thursday afternoon the Brazil midfielder will undergo surgery on the anterior cruciate ligament injury he sustained against Chelsea, meaning he will sit out the remainder of the 2011-12 campaign. Since then, thousands of fans have joined LFC players and staff in sending their 'get well soon' messages to the 24-year-old - and Lucas admits such support will act as a spur as he takes the first steps on the road to full fitness. "I didn't realise what an impact my injury could make on the fans," he told Liverpoolfc.tv. "A lot of people have been sending me positive messages, and this makes me feel stronger. "I know at the moment I haven't had time to think too much about the injury and I am just trying to get everything ready for the operation, but I know when I have difficult times during my rehab one of the things that I will remember will be the messages. "I want to say thank you very much for all the messages the fans have sent me on the website and on my Twitter page too. I have read a lot of them and all of them have been very positive. They have given me more confidence to come back strongly." Lucas has been inundated with messages from fans and both former and current Reds players on his Twitter pages, while over 2,000 posts were made wishing him a speedy recovery on Liverpoolfc.tv in less than 24 hours. It's not just those connected to Liverpool who have been in touch with the No.21 as even Chelsea's Juan Mata contacted him to offer his support. Lucas added: "I have worked hard to get people to believe in me and my football - and I can see the fans appreciate the work I have done. "Even in difficult times, I have put my head down and worked really hard to achieve things and try to be an important player for the club. "I want to say many thanks to the fans. There are no words I can say to express how much I appreciate all of the messages and positive thinking all of them are sending to me. "When I come back onto the pitch, I will repay everything they are doing at the moment for me and keep wearing the shirt with pride. "They are really important for me because it will be a difficult time and it will be important to have the messages I have received." The injury comes on the back of three performances in which Lucas was a strong contender for man of the match against Chelsea twice and Manchester City at Anfield. "I am sure I was in my best form - even when I had a great season in Brazil, it was nowhere near how I was playing here," he said. "It's a pity the injury has come at this moment in time, but there is never a good time to have an injury. "I have spoken with a lot of friends and other players, 80 per cent of other players have had an injury but came back stronger and are playing fantastic football. That's what I am trying to focus on. "When I come back, the image the fans have of me will be of the last three games I played against Chelsea, City and Chelsea again - and I will use those games to give me more motivation to come back stronger and fitter. "I think I will be stronger mentally as well because it is a difficult time for me, but I will deal with it and I won't give up because it is not part of my character." Lucas will now join fans in cheering Liverpool on in the remainder of the season - and he's already dreaming of joining his teammates at Wembley next year if they can go all the way in the Carling Cup. He said: "Now I will be another fan, supporting the team, watching the games and I am already hoping I will be at Wembley to get a medal. "I have to support my teammates, hopefully they will have a very good season and next season I will come back to play an important role in the team again. "I have never had any doubts about Liverpool Football Club or the fans, but this kind of thing just shows how special the Liverpool fans are. I am sure all throughout my recovery the fans will be sending me messages. "All of my life, and in my career here at Liverpool, nothing has been easy. It's another obstacle but I am sure I will achieve everything I dream of in a Liverpool shirt and I will be back sooner than people expect."
Crazy Horse 6 wrote: » It's not a general statement you where refering to me. Anyway whatevers dude i excepted as much.
mixednuts wrote: » http://t.co/0BigGQfC The fella oozes class and is a ideal role model to all kids out there , and I for one can't wait to see him back playing . I can just imagine the noise/roar when he runs onto the pitch again . Hurry back Lucas .
flahavaj wrote: » Better than the boos that greeted him early in his career anyway.;)
Paully D wrote: » Only one man can take over from Lucas: £10m in January. You know it makes sense
mixednuts wrote: » Suppose . But every club has; - numpty fans that boo their own - fellow pro's that try break another up - dick head fans that sing sickening chants - managers that have selective hearing/sight - players that simulate a foul Etc Yet many a poster will never see this nor will certain threads stop doing full circle on some of the topics above . Such is life on the wonderful world of Internet forums .
donfers wrote: » [ 2. taking the time out to visit liverpool threads, commenting on every likely Liverpool-related incident that is any way divisive and generally obsessing over what Liverpool fans think and how they view the world is the surest sign possible that you yourself are doing pretty well in the "blinkered" and "fickle" stakes, indeed seeing the need to constantly lecture the fans of a team you don't even support and trying to label them and needle them on an ongoing basis suggests perhaps you should look in the mirror to see what is truly blinkered or fickle behaviour.
cambo2008 wrote: » Quite ironic really that you say everyone visiting and commenting in the Liverpool thread is blinkered while not taking into account that the exact same thing happens when the shoe is on the other foot. If I make some outlandish biased claim in the United thread,it wouldn't be long before a few lads from here rolled up to put me in my place.Works both ways kiddo.
mixednuts wrote: » cambo2008 wrote: » Quite ironic really that you say everyone visiting and commenting in the Liverpool thread is blinkered while not taking into account that the exact same thing happens when the shoe is on the other foot. If I make some outlandish biased claim in the United thread,it wouldn't be long before a few lads from here rolled up to put me in my place.Works both ways kiddo. He didn't say everyone ? In fact you could post that in the UTD super thread and it would also be relevant , so there is no shoe on any other foot it's just a stupidity that we will need to live with .
Kess73 wrote: » The Carragher/Song thing is still rumbling on?
flahavaj wrote: » Agree with all of this. Some of the blinkeredness on here is mind boggling.
K-9 wrote: » Nah, it's pretty simple what happened, clear as day. The United superthread is quiet for weeks, a few posters have been banned from there, couple of pool supporters stirring included. It's boring over there now, so witness the usuals posting more and more on pool threads. Basically, they're bored, nobody to row with so the next available option is........ The "what about poor muppet" moan has been addressed on the United thread now. No need for the persecution complex anymore.
monkey9 wrote: » Is the Muppet banned, yeah? I was only reading his posts and the likes of Boggles etc in the Lucas thread. If i were them, i'd be more than embarressed to come back on the soccer forum? The famous word 'delusional' was used in that that thread also! Good times!
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