corwill wrote: » That would be brilliant, believe me, I'll be running around with my underpants on my head in celebration. But can you not see why some of your fellow fans are concerned that, on the basis of the quality of performances over the last 20 games or so, right up to yesterday afternoon, we're not likely to find ourselves in such a happy position? I'm not for a minute asking you to agree with them. But you can see where they're coming from, right? That most of them are sincere in their concern, and it's not some dark, personal vendetta against Rodgers fuelled by factors unrelated to his stewardship? For instance, I can see exactly where you're coming from, and while I don't agree with you, I accept that you're not mad or delusional or at the Kool-Aid or any other such nonsense. Maybe I'm cracked, I dunno, just it would be nice if we all remembered we were on the same side.
Benimar wrote: » He has. You said there was no chance of 1 point out of the next 4 games. There is a chance of anything between 0-12, with the exception of 11. You may well believe we will get more than 1, but that's not what you bet.
Agent Coulson wrote: » This is how I feel reading this thread in the last hour.
Caovyn Lineah wrote: » I said there is zero chance we only get 1 point over the next 4 league games. Are you now confused aswell?
googled eyes wrote: » Post count doesn't matter to ****. Numerous people have kept saying that the thread is gone to **** and that they have him on ignore. Just because you have a bee in your bonnet about a poster. It should have anything to do with how people perceive Caovyn
Caovyn Lineah wrote: » Personally I blame folk who can't understand basic English. If I gave a ****e I'd nearly say the ganging up was bordering on bullying, luckily though I just don't care.
Grayditch wrote: » Are we going to have 2 pages on the difference between virtual zero chance and literal zero chance, now lads? I don't think I could handle the excitement.
Caovyn Lineah wrote: bullying
Reports in Italy claim former Inter Coach Walter Mazzarri has flown to England to meet Liverpool. The Reds’ current manager Brendan Rodgers is under pressure after a poor start to the season, despite significant investment this summer. According to Italia 24 News, Mazzarri took a Ryanair flight to Liverpool from Pisa airport at 10.10 this morning, with the website carrying a picture which appears to be Mazzarri in the departure lounge. The site claims that the ex-Nerazzurri boss will meet with the hierarchy at Anfield, making him a serious candidate in the event of Rodgers’ departure. The move would be good news for Inter, who are still paying Mazzarri after sacking him last year in favour of Roberto Mancini. If he were to take over at Liverpool, the Beneamata would save a year’s payment on his salary of around €5m gross, with his contract having been due to expire in June next year.
Agent Coulson wrote: » Back to Gossip/Rumours Thread 2015/16 Mazzarri to meet Liverpool? Highlighted part lol :pac:http://www.football-italia.net/73471/mazzarri-meet-liverpool
NukaCola wrote: » Chance is a possibility of something happening. You made a bet that there is zero chance in getting 1 point in the next 4 games. There is, no matter how small you perceive it to be. The correct bet would be, "I predict that Liverpool will get more than one point in the next four games". Funnily enough basic English has been used against you to lose your bet.
Yakult wrote: » Great to see Sturridge scoring again. I was saying to my friend last week that he may well be Rodgers saviour and then yesterday happened! Still a shambles with defending, but I think it's something that will never change. Hope we can put a run together now.
Agent Coulson wrote: » Goal for Yesil.https://vine.co/v/exFeLlOq0iX
Grayditch wrote: » Fair play to the lad
Memphis Fierce Cartoon wrote: » Fair enough on Aguero..I think Sturridge is better than Costa.Coutinho would add some creativity to United's midfield.
Iused2likebusts wrote: » I stopped bothering with the which Liverpool players would get into other teams argument. When they said suarez wouldn't get into the utd team.
Liam O wrote: » There probably isn't too much between Costa and Sturridge overall, Costa is far better for the Chelsea system though. Coutinho would add creativity. Kind of like what Mata does just worse?
Liam O wrote: » Wasn't that when Suarez was being outscored by RVP?
Turtyturd wrote: » What's this off topic rubbish?