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

[Del]

"I keep asking myself why, Was it the boots?"

IT WAZ DER BOOTS

 

[Del]

How can you have any confidence in your ability if you see a quack every day telling you great you are.

someone has to because everyone else thinks he's an overrated beaut

 

[davek]

The thought of GBH being told to wrestle with his inner irrational chimp is hilarious.

FFS, those sessions must be comedy gold.

 

[Del]

Hahahaha Imagine Keane,Viera,Adams,Lampard,Terry going to a shrink after every training session

Hahahahahahahahaha

 

[deipnosophist]

Is his shrink in East Anglia? Is that why he said in his post Man City huddle; "...we go to Norwich..." ?

 

[jaycee]

i think he was actually going there to protest about the pedestrianisation of the city centre

 

[davek]

i think he was actually going there to protest about the pedestrianisation of the city centre

Ha Ha Ha.

Brilliant.

 

[toffeejack]

What formation are they planning on using 1-2-7? They don't need any more attacking players.

they kind of do though. if suarez is a bit injury prone, their main man to step up is aspas? or maybe borini?

i mean they need to stregthen about 6/7 different 1st team positions first ha

 

[toffeejack]

i'd rather have danny gabbidon as an international captain

@ijjysmith

 

[toffeejack]

Brazil-bound Steven Gerrard admits he has been seeing the England psychiatrist to banish the nightmare of his blunder that shattered Liverpool's Premier League dream, writes Steve Bates for The Sunday People.
Gerrard believes Dr Steve Peters has helped him get over the horror moment against Chelsea when the Kop’s title hopes suffered a fatal blow.
The England and Anfield skipper said: “At the time, I had a tough few days because I don’t like making mistakes, let alone big ones at important times.
“I spoke with Steve Peters. I talk to Steve about the good and bad things I do in every single game and every single training session.
“Having him there is a help in dealing with it.”
Gerrard has never watched the X-rated clip of the catastrophic slip that let in Chelsea’s Demba Ba to score the goal that effectively handed the title to Manchester City.
But he added: “I don’t want anyone thinking I am a young, naive, insecure person who goes home and cries in his bedroom.
“That didn’t happen. I’m 33 years of age with more than 100 caps and 600 appearances, so I’m big enough and brave enough to take it on the chin.
“I take responsibility for the slip and the damage it’s done to Liverpool, but it wasn’t the first mistake I have made.

read more here
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/england-skipper-steven-gerrard-admits-3604111

hahahahaha, know we know exactly how he reacted. we all know he's a terribly hypocrit, if he's seeing help after every game, he undoubtedly crawled into his bathroom, locked pancake out, turned on the shower and sat in the bath still wearing his liverpool kit huddling up crying

repeating over and over "this does not slip....this does not slip....this does not slip"

nobody would have thought that he would have gone home to cry in his bedroom, but now he's mentioned it we know he's in denial.

i hope he has a gazza like breakdown at the world cup.

he'll be wrapped in a white coat with a brown face mask on within 2 years.

 

[TheBlueGibbon]

they kind of do though. if suarez is a bit injury prone, their main man to step up is aspas? or maybe borini?

i mean they need to stregthen about 6/7 different 1st team positions first ha

Balotelli and Sturridge aren't going to want to sit on the bench if Suarez is fit though. All three of them would be on big wages too, which they are going to have to start keeping an eye on soon lest they have to donate a few tens of millions to UEFA. Then there's the likes of Sterling and Coutinho who wouldn't be getting as much game time.
It just seems like an insane move, particularly when they need to strengthen their defence so much.

 

[toffeejack]

Balotelli and Sturridge aren't going to want to sit on the bench if Suarez is fit though. All three of them would be on big wages too, which they are going to have to start keeping an eye on soon lest they have to donate a few tens of millions to UEFA. Then there's the likes of Sterling and Coutinho who wouldn't be getting as much game time.
It just seems like an insane move, particularly when they need to strengthen their defence so much.

i don't think it's true myself. his ego is too big to take such a step down as well. coutinho is nowhere near CL class so he shouldn't moan if they buy a better player for his position

 

[MikeH72]

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=314179.1040

Why do they all hate Bale so much? The abuse is staggering. They really are the most bitter fans in football.

I think they can't handle the fact that Real have won their 10th European Cup, making their "5 times" look ever so slightly less impressive

 

[toffeejack]

I think they can't handle the fact that Real have won their 10th European Cup, making their "5 times" look ever so slightly less impressive

hah they're so bitter about a lot of things.

there's nothing not to like about bale apart from the diving that he used to do. he seems a nice lad living a dream, proud to play for his unfancied country and just wonderful to watch.

they love suarez and gerrard but hate bale, they're messed up in the head.

 

[Moomin]

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=314179.1040

Why do they all hate Bale so much? The abuse is staggering. They really are the most bitter fans in football.

Because they are a spoilt brat, they probably loved Bale at Spurs when he won nothing. Just add a bit of success and they go batshit jealous.

The other year they loved city, now they proper hate them.