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Liverpool Team Talk/Gossip/Rumours Thread 2014 Mod Warning Post #6378

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kildare75

kildare75 wrote: »

anyone else finding themselves getting Goosebumps or a wee lump in the throat ?
I'm just waiting for the clock to hit 6 and home time, and I was looking on the bbc football site, and out of the corner of my eye I noticed the league table.... and it hit me....really hit me.... we are top...one of the girls here asked was I ok? lol. for a split second I almost cried with pride....
please don't let this dream end badly... we have waited too long.... keep believing lads and lassies.
YNWA

and to make matters worse I had to pull in the car on the way home, turn up the iPod and almost cry my way thru you'll never walk alone.... before I got in the front door....

Liverpool fc you are killing me....and yet I wouldn't change a thing...thank you for this year..no matter how it ends...you have made a long term fan very very happy:):D

5live

Knex. wrote: »

If you send me on 50 quid, I'll fart in a teapot and tell you if we will or not.

And if he doesn't send you 50 quid, you'll fart in his teapot and he can tell himself:P

Knex*

5live wrote: »

And if he doesn't send you 50 quid, you'll fart in his teapot and he can tell himself:P

I see you have availed of my clairvoyant services before :P

5live

Knex. wrote: »

I see you have availed of my clairvoyant services before :P

Oh yeah, the tea smelled like coffee.

WTF was that about

:pac:

skywalker

Digitalism wrote: »

Wasnt the year liverpool win the champions league hailed as a sort of spooky coincidence or "destiny" as the last time they had won the european cup, a new pope was elected, there was a royal wedding/prince charles got married and another thing or two, all that happened again in 2005? I remember hearing about that.

Nah, sure who believes in superstitions like that. :pac:

djPSB

This video is only 7 seconds long and it's probably been posted about 5 times already but I duckin can't stop singing this song.

Charlie19

skywalker wrote: »

Nah, sure who believes in superstitions like that. :pac:
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Thats done it for me, I can stop worrying now:)

Agent Coulson

Superstitions and Coincidences I'm pretty sure there needs to be a Doctor Who connection in there for it to be the real deal :pac:

There is a New Doctor Who this Year :eek:;)

See Champions League Final 2005 for more Superstitions and Coincidences.

Superstitions and Coincidences

Believe!

Our Year!

dobsdave

skywalker wrote: »

Nah, sure who believes in superstitions like that. :pac:

Thought I heard that the Arsenal team in 64 went onto win the cup after 8 trophyless years.....?

augustus gloop

The last time both united and arsenal finished outside the top 4 was 35 years ago. In that season (78-79), we won the league and everton finished 4th. We won the last 4 games without conceding a goal and were unbeaten in the last eight. We won 3-0 at OT and just for good measure,arsenal won the FA cup that season ending their eight year trophy drought.

kingshankly

MD1990 wrote: »

this was brillant from the game Sunday

Johnny Vegas at 50 seconds

K-9

Washington Irving wrote: »

There tends to be a huge overreaction when any of our players are in form too (Sterling > Neymar anyone? ).

Just the nature of football fans, I find the relationship between (a section of) Arsenal fans and Wenger to be the best example.

The best Sterling posts were in the United thread early in the season. A couple of posters worried Adnan might get burn out and turn out like Sterling!

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Respect

2.10....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lNtuW0NOw-M

amiable

K-9 wrote: »

The best Sterling posts were in the United thread early in the season. A couple of posters worried Adnan might get burn out and turn out like Sterling!

Yep we can just enjoy Sterling for what he is now. An excellently talented 19 year old that scares the sh1t out of defenders when he runs at them with his blistering pace. Comparisons of Neymar and John Barnes are unfair and needless and not always accurate.

Kerrigooney

When was the last time Arsenal and Man Utd finished outside the top 4?

Who won the league and where did Everton finish?

How much did we win by at Old Trafford and who won the FA cup after 8 trophyless years?

These are important questions and we need answers. Anyone?

Eight Ball

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

All contact is not a foul. It's (or was) a contact sport

Never said all contact was a foul but when a player is leaving the defender for dead as Luis was and get's clipped it's a foul simple as that. Suarez made the most of it.

Eight Ball

MD1990 wrote: »

this was brillant from the game Sunday

Oh that was tasty alright.

K-9

amiable wrote: »

Yep we can just enjoy Sterling for what he is now. An excellently talented 19 year old that scares the sh1t out of defenders when he runs at them with his blistering pace. Comparisons of Neymar and John Barnes are unfair and needless and not always accurate.

In fairness it isn't just his pace, he's very strong and great at shielding the ball and dribbling in tight situations, there's times he keeps the ball with 3/4 opponents around him, nobody around him to pass to, he turns and away we go on the counter attack. I suppose the complimenty to him is he doesn't look out of place in that video showig his and Coutinho's best moments.

amiable

K-9 wrote: »

In fairness it isn't just his pace, he's very strong and great at shielding the ball and dribbling in tight situations, there's times he keeps the ball with 3/4 opponents around him, nobody around him to pass to, he turns and away we go on the counter attack. I suppose the complimenty to him is he doesn't look out of place in that video showig his and Coutinho's best moments.

I love this about him

kildare75

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV5_LQArLa0

my mams town...and my team.....and very proud of it..... make the dream come through... YNWA

K-9

amiable wrote: »

I love this about him

Who needs a CF who holds the ball up well, Hughes did that well towards the end of his United days, Sterling gives you that plus blistering pace and the creative side starting to develop. Him and Sturridge would be great to watch for England in the alternative reality minus Roy managing them.

delw

skywalker wrote: »

Nah, sure who believes in superstitions like that. :pac:

Thats feckin freaky

kildare75

kildare75 wrote: »

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OV5_LQArLa0

my mams town...and my team.....and very proud of it..... make the dream come through... YNWA

oh and OUR song!

Daemonic

K-9 wrote: »

In fairness it isn't just his pace, he's very strong and great at shielding the ball and dribbling in tight situations, there's times he keeps the ball with 3/4 opponents around him, nobody around him to pass to, he turns and away we go on the counter attack. I suppose the complimenty to him is he doesn't look out of place in that video showig his and Coutinho's best moments.

Most impressive is the change from a year ago when a light breeze knocked him off the ball. Seems to have developed a way of bracing himself, wide stance to hold the opposition off.

huey1975

I was one of Sterlings detractors. To my shame, I used to relish his poor performances as it vindicated my opinion of him, but now I think he is a huge talent who is improving with every game. I remember people would comment if he had a poor game and I would reply "it's because he's ****". Well what the **** would I know? I never kicked a ball since I was 15 and once when I asked my old man if he thought I was awkward he replied " sometimes son, I think it's a miracle you can walk"

LuckyLloyd

Just watched the 30 for 30 on Hillsborough. The recollections of the family members are truly and utterly heartbreaking.

In terms of the documentary itself, it doesn't contribute anything new to the subject, but it's a good overview for those unfamiliar with the topic.

K-9

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Just watched the 30 for 30 on Hillsborough. The recollections of the family members are truly and utterly heartbreaking.

In terms of the documentary itself, it doesn't contribute anything new to the subject, but it's a good overview for those unfamiliar with the topic.

Aye, well made and put together, good for a wider international audience.

Eight Ball

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Just watched the 30 for 30 on Hillsborough. The recollections of the family members are truly and utterly heartbreaking.

In terms of the documentary itself, it doesn't contribute anything new to the subject, but it's a good overview for those unfamiliar with the topic.

Education is the key as unfortunately some morons still blame the fans for what happened. How anyone could watch that and not feel angry just as a football fan and not just a liverpool fan is beyond me.

delw

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Just watched the 30 for 30 on Hillsborough. The recollections of the family members are truly and utterly heartbreaking.

In terms of the documentary itself, it doesn't contribute anything new to the subject, but it's a good overview for those unfamiliar with the topic.

Can't find a working link :mad:

K-9

Eight Ball wrote: »

Education is the key as unfortunately some morons still blame the fans for what happened. How anyone could watch that and not feel angry just as a football fan and not just a liverpool fan is beyond me.

The Sun's lies lived on, look at the Levinson enquiry to see how the police and the supposed impartial press were in cohoots. Propaganda from the police to cover up their lies and gullible, hate filled, cess pit type fans ready and willing to swallow it, hook, line and sinker. We've had to put up with them at times on here, imagine what the families and those close to them put up with.