ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2

[rochdaleblue]

Have not heard him on there for a while.

He used to be a regular, but thankfully he’s only in occasionally. But irrespective as soon as I hear his voice I turn talksport off.

 

[brigadier]

Was Warnock the Palace boss on the night of Crystalbul?

Pulis was palace manager that night, Warnock called them out as sheff Utd manager, he said the whole game was bias for Liverpool and you can't play them on a level field, never have been able to either.

 

[Jacob]

No, they just call us bitter, laugh at us for being crap, for booing our own players, the supporter who punched a Lyon player while holding a child, etc. It’s tit for tat nonsense. Dickheads on both sides. Boring as.

Difference is though, we were all highly critical of the Everton supporter with the child. No Kopites on their forum criticised the perpetrators of those lies told about us.

 

[roydo]

Difference is though, we were all highly critical of the Everton supporter with the child. No Kopites on their forum criticised the perpetrators of those lies told about us.

You mean that lad who posed as a Blue on here, saying he had seen Hillsborough stuff from Evertonians? Then reported back to RAWK?

If so, we contacted the mods there, they marked his card, and unless I am mistaken, he was canned from both forums.

 

[catcherintherye]

You mean that lad who posed as a Blue on here, saying he had seen Hillsborough stuff from Evertonians? Then reported back to RAWK?

If so, we contacted the mods there, they marked his card, and unless I am mistaken, he was canned from both forums.

He was still posting the usual nonsense the last time I checked over there mate. Still seen as some sort of hero as well following his antics.

 

[roydo]

He was still posting the usual nonsense the last time I checked over there mate. Still seen as some sort of hero as well following his antics.

Was he now? IIRC they said they would can him. @GrandOldTeam

 

[catcherintherye]

You would of though City would of been on a search and destroy mission after losing the first leg against Spurs though. They ended up bottling the tie from a winning position. Again after losing at Anfield last season 3-0 in the Champions League you would of thought they would be on a search and destroy mission, instead they bottled the Manchester Derby somehow losing 3-2 after cruising at 2-0 at half time. They then followed that up by losing at home to the RS.

You would of thought City would be on a search and destroy mission after losing to Palace at home this season but they followed that up by losing to Leicester. City are a fantastic side but they do tend to lose games in clusters.

Thankfully though I can see Cardiff getting something on Sunday.

I don't really see that mate. The bigger worry for me was after the first leg (which they lost).

They battered Spurs and won the game last night. Rested key players too who were missing earlier in the season. I think they will be out for revenge and you have to fancy them.

The big banana skin for me is Burnley, and for Liverpool is Newcastle/Wolves.

 

[Jacob]

You mean that lad who posed as a Blue on here, saying he had seen Hillsborough stuff from Evertonians? Then reported back to RAWK?

If so, we contacted the mods there, they marked his card, and unless I am mistaken, he was canned from both forums.

They may well have done that after the mods on here told theirs to pull him up about it. My point was that none of them did it while it was going on. I recall us discussing it on here at length. Was it 'Solomon Grundy'...or maybe Im getting him mixed up with another RAWK berk.

 

[roydo]

They may well have done that after the mods on here told theirs to pull him up about it. My point was that none of them did it while it was going on. I recall us discussing it on here at length. Was it 'Solomon Grundy'...or maybe Im getting him mixed up with another RAWK berk.

Was sommet like that. But as you allude to, I doubt he was the only one, y'know.

 

[summerisle]

 

[Baileyjon]

I don't really see that mate. The bigger worry for me was after the first leg (which they lost).

They battered Spurs and won the game last night. Rested key players too who were missing earlier in the season. I think they will be out for revenge and you have to fancy them.

The big banana skin for me is Burnley, and for Liverpool is Newcastle/Wolves.

I think it depends on how City react. They aren't used to losing. They aren't used to conceding 7 shots on target and they certainly aren't used to conceding 3 at home. If Guardiola's teams have a weakness it is struggling against teams who are prepared to press them whilst being able to beat City's press.

After an hour on Wednesday City were leading the tie and should of seen the game out.

Their reaction will be interesting because I am not sure playing angry suits them. Guardiola's last two jobs have been at teams that have been desperate to win the Champions League. He has failed both times. As crazy as it sounds Guardiola is now under a bit of pressure, usually when that happens he tends to go quite negative and his teams play a bit longer.

City are clear favourites but if you are a team accustomed to winning then facing the team who just knocked you out and then an away to United aren't exactly the fixtures you would pick.

 

[Wat Tyler]

Pochetinno: “With all the circumstances and some injuries, maybe we need to think about playing with younger players.

 

[Walken]

I dont think I've ever called a topic boring, then allowed it to become the main subject of my focus on a forum, odd

 

[BlueInNZ]

I see Warnock is playing it cute. Not talking about going in for a fight, just hoping to not get spanked. So he says. There is no way he is sending his players out so defeatist. Not that he will say that to the media. If Wolves win tomorrow then Cardiff will be up for a fight. Never really been much of a Warnock fan but this game Im his biggest fan.

 

[helpimonfire]

Come on City lads