ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3

[Leylo]

Talking to lads who have season tickets at the pit said not bothered mane is going, been average last few seasons. Bloody ell how arrogant are they massive tools the lot of them.

 

[Tommy Chong]

Talking to lads who have season tickets at the pit said not bothered mane is going, been average last few seasons. Bloody ell how arrogant are they massive tools the lot of them.

The media love to make them out as the 'lovable family club', with their 'You'll never walk alone' dirge...

Where as in reality, the moment the you leave the cult, the mutants will turn on you! From the 'best player in the werlds lad!' To below average the moment he's out the door! Definitely arrogance, all most as if they're insulted that Mane decided to leave, as in: 'How dare he!'

I LOVE reminding them about how Shankley, their most beloved manager, was tossed out by their club and he died an Evertonian.
Most of them don't even know that.

 

[Leylo]

The media love to make them out as the 'lovable family club', with their 'You'll never walk alone' dirge...

Where as in reality, the moment the you leave the cult, the mutants will turn on you! From the 'best player in the werlds lad!' To below average the moment he's out the door! Definitely arrogance, all most as if they're insulted that Mane decided to leave, as in: 'How dare he!'

I LOVE reminding them about how Shankley, their most beloved manager, was tossed out by their club and he died an Evertonian.
Most of them don't even know that.

My dad told me everton gave him a seat in the main stand, class is everything

 

[EverTheOptimist]

Big mistake allowing him to leave.

Financial reasons for both sides, he can go to a less demanding league and prolong his career and get paid the wage he was told he wasn't going to get and his previous club don't get the burden of paying him in his 30's 350k a week while saving money for those potential wages and getting 27-35 million in return, looks like it was planned months ahead with Diaz coming in early.

Be the same with Salah, keep him in his prime and then let someone else have the burden paying him a huge wage he wants when in his 30s and scout a left footed younger replacement the next 12 months while Salah runs down his contract, very much American sports influence in dealing with aging star players who demand bigger contracts that's creeping into Football now. If you see this summer's free agency list then clubs don't seem to mind players running contracts down, as wage demands go up, they see the bigger picture of letting some other give them the money and save those potential wages funds on a replacement instead.

Seems all parties are happy with this Mane deal, was done in just over a week.

 

[WA Toffee]

Financial reasons for both sides, he can go to a less demanding league and prolong his career and get paid the wage he was told he wasn't going to get and his previous club don't get the burden of paying him in his 30's 350k a week while saving money for those potential wages and getting 27-35 million in return, looks like it was planned months ahead with Diaz coming in early.

Be the same with Salah, keep him in his prime and then let someone else have the burden paying him a huge wage he wants when in his 30s and scout a left footed younger replacement the next 12 months while Salah runs down his contract, very much American sports influence in dealing with aging star players who demand bigger contracts that's creeping into Football now. If you see this summer's free agency list then clubs don't seem to mind players running contracts down, as wage demands go up, they see the bigger picture of letting some other give them the money and save those potential wages funds on a replacement instead.

Seems all parties are happy with this Mane deal, was done in just over a week.

He's also got a realistic chance of winning a quadruple now too

 

[Dgs58edc]

The media love to make them out as the 'lovable family club', with their 'You'll never walk alone' dirge...

Where as in reality, the moment the you leave the cult, the mutants will turn on you! From the 'best player in the werlds lad!' To below average the moment he's out the door! Definitely arrogance, all most as if they're insulted that Mane decided to leave, as in: 'How dare he!'

I LOVE reminding them about how Shankley, their most beloved manager, was tossed out by their club and he died an Evertonian.
Most of them don't even know that.

They love to say oh shanks tried to take reigns again after leaving but that still domt execuse club totally outcasting their biggest icon where he was only welcome at local rivals??

 

[Obes]

Financial reasons for both sides, he can go to a less demanding league and prolong his career and get paid the wage he was told he wasn't going to get and his previous club don't get the burden of paying him in his 30's 350k a week while saving money for those potential wages and getting 27-35 million in return, looks like it was planned months ahead with Diaz coming in early.

Be the same with Salah, keep him in his prime and then let someone else have the burden paying him a huge wage he wants when in his 30s and scout a left footed younger replacement the next 12 months while Salah runs down his contract, very much American sports influence in dealing with aging star players who demand bigger contracts that's creeping into Football now. If you see this summer's free agency list then clubs don't seem to mind players running contracts down, as wage demands go up, they see the bigger picture of letting some other give them the money and save those potential wages funds on a replacement instead.

Seems all parties are happy with this Mane deal, was done in just over a week.

Warrabout Haaland doe?

 

[Khalekan]

That baldy bloke in the middle.

Is he the Irish fellow records himself watching the match and makes a complete prat of himself when things don’t go their way?

 

[Tommy Chong]

They love to say oh shanks tried to take reigns again after leaving but that still domt execuse club totally outcasting their biggest icon where he was only welcome at local rivals??

Makes perfect sense that they'll re-write history to suit their own personal agendas!

Most of them don't even know their own clubs history.
Like this one time I was chatting with a kopite and he kept going on about how amazing Analfield was, and how much rich history it has...
To which I pointed out that it was our home ground before them. The lad laughed in my face and said You're taking the piss! Nice try!

I told him it's true: We had a disagreement with the landlord who was being a complete arsehole, so we said stuff this and that's when we moved to Goodison.

At which the lad did a quick google search on his phone only to find out it was true.

Being all smug, he said: So what? My reply was: Well, if it wasn't for the landlord being a complete arsehole, your club wouldn't exist.
Your club was born out of complete arseholery... A virtue which you carry with you to this day.

He didn't like that... So I thought: Let's see how far I can push it...

I told him: One of the major gripes we had was that the landlord wasn't looking after the land. The area where the modern day kop is, there was a issue with vagrants getting in and defecating, urinating and engaging in dirty nasty coitus all over the place.

That's why, on a particularly windy day, when the breeze hits the kop at just the right angle, you'll catch a whiff of yonder years gone by... Embedded into your history is a pungent odor that is a mixture of farces, urine and nasty shameful intercourse.

I kept a straight face and used big words... The look on his face!
He actually believed me!
lol

 

[Yarrgh]

Financial reasons for both sides, he can go to a less demanding league and prolong his career and get paid the wage he was told he wasn't going to get and his previous club don't get the burden of paying him in his 30's 350k a week while saving money for those potential wages and getting 27-35 million in return, looks like it was planned months ahead with Diaz coming in early.

Be the same with Salah, keep him in his prime and then let someone else have the burden paying him a huge wage he wants when in his 30s and scout a left footed younger replacement the next 12 months while Salah runs down his contract, very much American sports influence in dealing with aging star players who demand bigger contracts that's creeping into Football now. If you see this summer's free agency list then clubs don't seem to mind players running contracts down, as wage demands go up, they see the bigger picture of letting some other give them the money and save those potential wages funds on a replacement instead.

Seems all parties are happy with this Mane deal, was done in just over a week.

I agree.

In many ways, welcome home Sadio. It's a bigger club than you are used to but it's more like a family.







lol lol lol

 

[Yarrgh]

Warrabout Haaland doe?

Done in under a week. It happens like that when a bigger club wants something off a smaller club apparently.

 

[Duncan’s Pigeon Loft]

Financial reasons for both sides, he can go to a less demanding league and prolong his career and get paid the wage he was told he wasn't going to get and his previous club don't get the burden of paying him in his 30's 350k a week while saving money for those potential wages and getting 27-35 million in return, looks like it was planned months ahead with Diaz coming in early.

Be the same with Salah, keep him in his prime and then let someone else have the burden paying him a huge wage he wants when in his 30s and scout a left footed younger replacement the next 12 months while Salah runs down his contract, very much American sports influence in dealing with aging star players who demand bigger contracts that's creeping into Football now. If you see this summer's free agency list then clubs don't seem to mind players running contracts down, as wage demands go up, they see the bigger picture of letting some other give them the money and save those potential wages funds on a replacement instead.

Seems all parties are happy with this Mane deal, was done in just over a week.

Still think we should be deducted points Redsince86?

 

[Penno]

Financial reasons for both sides, he can go to a less demanding league and prolong his career and get paid the wage he was told he wasn't going to get and his previous club don't get the burden of paying him in his 30's 350k a week while saving money for those potential wages and getting 27-35 million in return, looks like it was planned months ahead with Diaz coming in early.

Be the same with Salah, keep him in his prime and then let someone else have the burden paying him a huge wage he wants when in his 30s and scout a left footed younger replacement the next 12 months while Salah runs down his contract, very much American sports influence in dealing with aging star players who demand bigger contracts that's creeping into Football now. If you see this summer's free agency list then clubs don't seem to mind players running contracts down, as wage demands go up, they see the bigger picture of letting some other give them the money and save those potential wages funds on a replacement instead.

Seems all parties are happy with this Mane deal, was done in just over a week.

2 questions

1 how did you like the CL final?
2 have you ever kissed a lady that wasn’t related to you?

 

[Tommy Chong]

Financial reasons for both sides, he can go to a less demanding league and prolong his career and get paid the wage he was told he wasn't going to get and his previous club don't get the burden of paying him in his 30's 350k a week while saving money for those potential wages and getting 27-35 million in return, looks like it was planned months ahead with Diaz coming in early.

Be the same with Salah, keep him in his prime and then let someone else have the burden paying him a huge wage he wants when in his 30s and scout a left footed younger replacement the next 12 months while Salah runs down his contract, very much American sports influence in dealing with aging star players who demand bigger contracts that's creeping into Football now. If you see this summer's free agency list then clubs don't seem to mind players running contracts down, as wage demands go up, they see the bigger picture of letting some other give them the money and save those potential wages funds on a replacement instead.

Seems all parties are happy with this Mane deal, was done in just over a week.

Burden? You make it sound like once he hits his 30's, his legs are going to fall off. lol

Wow! One day out the club, and already I can see the mental gymnastics being used to convince yourself that the RS haven't lost an internal part of their team.

No wait! I agologise... I agree with you mate: Bullet dodged!

 

[PhilM]

Talking to lads who have season tickets at the pit said not bothered mane is going, been average last few seasons. Bloody ell how arrogant are they massive tools the lot of them.

Pretty much every fan I’ve spoken to, including season ticket holders, said otherwise. Although this was weeks ago, so he may have turned rubbish since then.