Liverpool FC News/Gossip/Rumours Summer '15

jesus_thats_gre wrote: »

We have plated and won one match. We played pretty damn poorly ourselves and it required an individual effort in the dying minutes to win it.

Let's not be getting too ahead of ourselves.

You could also say how Stoke came back V Spurs that that win last week was a good result

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Nowt to do with our year just our 90 minutes, that's all. Is that beyond your scope of belief?

We should of course be hoping to beat Bournemouth.

But I won't, for a second, be taking it for granted that we will beat then. I don't trust this team yet as they have done nothing to earn that trust. We are just as likely to play poorly and scrape a draw.

Beyond than, I certainly won't be basing any of my expectations for this season on how Arsenal or Chelsea have played in their opening two games.

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Well done you. Don't let the door hit you on the way out.

Fingers crossed! Very few reasons left to keep coming back to this forum - no room for critical analysis or reality and all but a very few of the good posters have gone elsewhere.

jesus_thats_gre wrote: »

Fingers crossed! Very few reasons left to keep coming back to this forum - no roo for critical analysis or reality and the all but a very few of the good posters have gone elsewhere.

There's plenty of room for it, unfortunately the most noise comes from the two posters entrenched on each extreme, and they don't deal in reality, or offer critical analysis. Block those four out and there's plenty of room for it.

Don't know why you bother supporting a club if you can't be excited or optimistic. The only mongs are the so called fans that just piss and moan.
Thankfully they are in the minority on here.

Agent Coulson wrote: »

If we turned into the boring boring Arsenal and one nil to the Arsenal team and won 25 to 30 games 1-0 and ugly I would take that.

That would put us in great shape for a top 4 place and even a chance at the title.

Yes, if we won 30 games 1-0 I think we'd be in good shape and all be happy, unfortunately there is absolutely no reality in it happening.

rarnes1 wrote: »

Where's Dajjathi (sp?) ?

Good poster not around in ages.

Was wondering the same, hasn't been seen since Sturridge went sh!te rusty.

Turtyturd wrote: »

Was wondering the same, hasn't been seen since Sturridge went sh!te rusty.

Also coincides with Lovren's debut. Daithi was quite a staunch supporter of 'aul Dejan if I remember correctly.

Turtyturd wrote: »

Just seen City had a visitor for the game today.

Another leak orchestrated by the club

Well Rodgers was there too

Charlie19 wrote: »

I take it that they were sitting together.

Two peas in a pod. Like Kenny and Andrew at the Boyzone concert.

8-10 wrote: »

Well Rodgers was there too

Rodgers and O'Driscoll were both in the Director's Box. Probably scouting the young upstart Sterling.

Talisman wrote: »

Rodgers and O'Driscoll were both in the Director's Box.

Out of interest does anyone know the protocol for this? Is Rodgers or indeed any prem manager entitled to a seat in the db or could they be refused and told to buy a normal seat if available. What sort of notice do they have to give or can they just roll up? Is it all top flight managers, if say the Bohemians manager is on holidays in Liverpool or Barcelona is he entitled to a free comfy seat if he rings ahead?