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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
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davidloach
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...nsidered-successful-says-Brendan-Rodgers.html
Liverpool slipped up in Premier League title race last season...." I knew what it meant to the city "
Another sub editor with a sense of humour.
Liverpool slipped up in Premier League title race last season...." I knew what it meant to the city "
Another sub editor with a sense of humour.
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You're worse than Mick for coming back.
I love the stat at the end:
Gerrard had an 85% pass accuracy at the World Cup for England.
Yes, there was one particularly accurate header to a Liverpool colleague that most of us remember with some clarity.
Looking at pictures of the RS being "greeted" by an adoring mob at Charlotte NC airport, I can't help thinking it is stage managed.
FFS Manchester United have toured the States without this manufactured hysteria and tasteless photo opportunities at disaster sites.
Class and Dignity FC.
FFS Manchester United have toured the States without this manufactured hysteria and tasteless photo opportunities at disaster sites.
Class and Dignity FC.
davek
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Rodgers is on the spin again in another D.Mirror full pager plus photo. Today's revolves round the idea that LFC is a selling club...perish the thought hey.
The Reds have been accused of selling the crown jewels after accepting Barcelona’s £75m offer for the world-class striker, but their manager insists the move is simply a fact of modern life.
“It’s more than football. It’s a social aspect where these players come in from South America and the like and they are not going to set up camp for too long,” he explained.
“They see it as a pathway back to their own country. Luis had his time here and has looked to move on. He will be in Spain for a time and then end up back in South America.”
Uncanny isn't it that he only chimes up with this when his prize striker jumps ship. No.... I didn't think so too.
The Reds have been accused of selling the crown jewels after accepting Barcelona’s £75m offer for the world-class striker, but their manager insists the move is simply a fact of modern life.
“It’s more than football. It’s a social aspect where these players come in from South America and the like and they are not going to set up camp for too long,” he explained.
“They see it as a pathway back to their own country. Luis had his time here and has looked to move on. He will be in Spain for a time and then end up back in South America.”
Uncanny isn't it that he only chimes up with this when his prize striker jumps ship. No.... I didn't think so too.
My god, Brenda doesn't half excel himself in stupidity.
Rodgers believes Liverpool can take heart from Manchester United’s success in the 1990s after Sir Alex Ferguson’s team lost out to Leeds in the race for the old First Division title.
‘If you look at the history of the winning teams they have always come close,’ he added. ‘The United team that won it in 1993, they came close in 1992 when they lost it to Leeds. They came back the following year and won it. That set up an era of winning for them. It has made us even more unified and stronger to be more successful in the future.’ Daily Mail.
So we have to look forward to LFC dominating the league for years to come. Why? Because Manu went close in 1992. Unbelievable. I suppose some Kopite will come up with, 1992 adds up to 21 and that is the number Shanks wrote down in 1972.
Every day there are numerous articles in the media about LFC. That is the one thing with Henry he has set out his stall to promote brand LFC in America. He/the PR department will not stop at anything to get LFC in the news. I suppose he has to so as to satisfy the ego of his US investors. There is nothing they will not do to get themselves in the news.
Rodgers believes Liverpool can take heart from Manchester United’s success in the 1990s after Sir Alex Ferguson’s team lost out to Leeds in the race for the old First Division title.
‘If you look at the history of the winning teams they have always come close,’ he added. ‘The United team that won it in 1993, they came close in 1992 when they lost it to Leeds. They came back the following year and won it. That set up an era of winning for them. It has made us even more unified and stronger to be more successful in the future.’ Daily Mail.
So we have to look forward to LFC dominating the league for years to come. Why? Because Manu went close in 1992. Unbelievable. I suppose some Kopite will come up with, 1992 adds up to 21 and that is the number Shanks wrote down in 1972.
Every day there are numerous articles in the media about LFC. That is the one thing with Henry he has set out his stall to promote brand LFC in America. He/the PR department will not stop at anything to get LFC in the news. I suppose he has to so as to satisfy the ego of his US investors. There is nothing they will not do to get themselves in the news.
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Hahahaha, oh dear.
Major difference is that United bought their inspiration, Cantona, whereas they've just sold theirs. I think the quality of manager may have a wee part to play too.
Foot Long Hot Dog
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This salient point appears to have escaped the power point prince.
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If they'd kept Suarez (and without any bans in place), I'd say they could have learned from the experience and been up there again this season especially with additions. But Suarez has blown it for them.
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Would disagree with that, Newcastle were like 15 points clear at one point. Liverpool weren't top for long.
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