kfallon wrote: » We were very much in the title hunt in season 96/97 but we somehow managed to finish 4th in the end and miss out even on CL football. It all fell apart after the 3-1 defeat at home to Utd (tho prob the biggest blow was Coventry coming from behind to beat us 2-1 at Anfield) and the final nail in the coffin was a 2-1 defeat at Selhurst Park to Wimbledon, it was the night Owen scored on his debut. The Utd game was particularly sad as it sparked the beginning of the end of John Barnes Liverpool career (even tho he scored in that game)
citytillidie wrote: » Hopefully Borini has a stormer of 2 games this week
smileyj1987 wrote: » I remember that season and it was heartbreaking . Roy Evans Liverpool team really where a great team except for the defence . Roy didn't seem to know what a defender was at . I remember Gary Neville talking about his 3-5-2 and saying how hard it was to play against it . He was saying it dragged players all over the shop and out of position a lot .
Augmerson wrote: » Roy Evans' Liverpool were what got me following the club. It helped that there was Irish players in the side. I will never ever forget the 4-3 match against Newcastle. I think that happened 2 seasons in a row that we won 4-3 against Newcastle?
Benimar wrote: » Yeah it did. The first one is the one everyone remembers, but the following season Liverpool were 3 up with 20 minutes to go but needed a last minute goal to win 4-3.
8-10 wrote: » The first one was the first Anfield game I went to. I should probably go to the last game of this season then....?
Knex. wrote: » My heart might give out if we go through another 4-3.
atilladehun wrote: » Wow, No American Football, Baseball pays so much when it's less international than the other two american sports. Back to football. Thinking of the squads I would have thought Chelsea had more high wage earners than UTD.
Chucky the tree wrote: » There's a salary cap in American football.
rarnes1 wrote: » A Chelsea fan is being investigated over comments made on Facebook yesterday about Hillsborough. The clever chap also posted a picture of his ticket to the game in Anfield in a few weeks.http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/hillsborough-facebook-comments-chelsea-fan-6996560#.U05luMIIErU.facebook
Knex. wrote: » Much to the joy of 32 Owner's pockets. I do like it, though.
Dickerty wrote: » Between that and the draft system, it does mean that every team can dream, that their team could win something over a decade or two. No relegation worries, and knowing that if you have a TERRIBLE year, you get a leg-up with the top draft pick...
Knex. wrote: » Unless, of course, you draft like the Raiders. Sorry, Chucky :pac:
Augmerson wrote: » Were the lads from Pink Floyd Liverpool fans?
Courtesy Flush wrote: » Any word on Sturridge ?
MonkeyTennis wrote: » glad to see it. Not that it effects us at all but you need 10apps to get a medal.
Dickerty wrote: » They can ask for exceptions, usually for senior players who miss out cause of injury. He's probably the only one. Aspas, Alberto and Agger would all be fine. Kelly won't be, I wonder if they will ask for an exception there as well?
Eight Ball wrote: » Not good i'd say. He tends to be slow recovery wise from an injury.
Dickerty wrote: » But we don't even know if it's a real injury, or just a precaution. He didn't pull up as if it was a tear, it may have just been a few days rest and some massages...
smileyj1987 wrote: » Don't the winning club get a few extra medals to hand out to the players they see fit or deserving of one .