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

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Fearthainn said:
"Most Premier League training complexes are in a private and secure environment away from prying eyes. Liverpool don’t have that luxury."

Awwwwwwwwwwww.
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This calls for a blast of the Brendhemian Rhapsody...

But we’re just a poor team everybody loves we
(We’re just a poor team with a rich history!)
Sparing the League from these Monstrosity’s
 
maccavennie said:
I was just about to post this mate. Simply lol lol lol lol lol lol lol lol
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The idea that Jose, LVH and Pellegrini are following Liverpool fans on social media trying to get an edge when facing them is absolutely comical.

The excuses in that piece about Liverpool having nowhere secure to train...erm, wtf is that place they have up in Kirkby doing then? Easy solution: do your last workout up there and keep it in house.

LFC probably want Liverpool City Council to give them some more land free and build a new complex for them.

Absolute ****s they are.
 

Dario Terracotta said:
He'll be as quiet as a church mouse today the 'orrible RS loving rat,if ever a fella was made to play for that shower its Nolan.
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davek said:
Suppose so. I remember that game Gerrard stamped on him when he was on the ground and he practically thanked him for it.

Maybe someone else can do the honours.
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Yes I remembered this pathetic brown nosing from the ratbag Nolan.....Have to laugh at Benitez at the end of the article though...neatly ridiculing his predecessor Houllier who bought Diouf
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/4576598.stm

Kevin Nolan has backed Steven Gerrard's claim that a stamp on the Bolton midfielder was unintentional.
Bolton boss Sam Allardyce suggested that Liverpool's Gerrard deliberately stamped on Nolan in the 2-2 draw at the Reebok Stadium on Monday.
However, Nolan said: "I do not think it was intentional."
Gerrard insisted: "It was a complete accident. I am mates with Kevin Nolan so why would I ever try to deliberately hurt him?"
Nolan had stud marks on his chest after the 30th-minute incident but maintains Gerrard was blameless.
He added: "I have seen the incident and it was just one of those things.
"I was disappointed and wanted to have a look at it but I didn't see much wrong with it.
"I would not want anything to happen to him now because it was an accident."
Gerrard said he spoke to Nolan after the game and was shocked Allardyce reacted the way he did.
He said: "I'm very surprised he is trying to make an issue of it.
"We spoke at the end of the match. I wished him all the best for the rest of the season and the tackle wasn't even mentioned."
But Allardyce claimed Gerrard should have been sent off along with Mohammed Sissoko, who was involved in a similar incident with El-Hadji Diouf.
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Bolton were diving all the time
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Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez
"It is serious foul play. The incidents are plain, clear and obvious," said the Bolton manager.
"It's difficult, I know, for referees in a split second but it couldn't be anything less than intentional and that is sad."
Reds manager Rafael Benitez said he did not see the Gerrard incident but was seething about Bolton's tactics and, in particular, the behaviour of ex-Liverpool striker Diouf.
"Perhaps they have other rules here but the referee should protect the players who want to play football," said the Spaniard.
"Bolton were diving all the time and you know they like free-kicks.
"Everyone in England knows what Diouf is like but today someone clearly didn't."
The draw ended Liverpool's hopes of equalling their club record of 11 straight Premiership wins.
 

davek said:
This calls for a blast of the Brendhemian Rhapsody...

But we’re just a poor team everybody loves we
(We’re just a poor team with a rich history!)
Sparing the League from these Monstrosity’s
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.....then Stevie G slips in with "easy come, easy go"................
 
LinekersLegs said:
Anyone with access to the whole article that can summarize? I can only see the preview but sounds like Downing isn't the only West Ham player that would like to settle some old scores with Rodgers.
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/sport/football/premierleague/article4340157.ece

Exclusive Rory Smith meets Andy Carroll, who returns to Anfield today for the first time since the Liverpool manager sold him to West Ham Andy Carroll does not miss a beat. He has been asked to provide an illustration of how he knew, in the summer of 2012, that his Liverpool career was over, to describe precisely what it was that convinced him he and Brendan Rodgers could never work together. Straightaway, he accuses the Liverpool manager of lying.
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He is very frank about Rodgers being two faced and says he also treated other players similarly...

“What he was saying to me and what was actually happening [were different things]. He was telling me one thing to my face, then I’d leave the training ground and he would ring me and tell me a completely different thing.
“He would say: ‘You’re going to play every week, you’re going to play every game up front with [Luis] Suárez’. I’d leave and get home and he would ring me and say: ‘Fulham and West Ham want you and I think it’s best you should go.’ I had just had a conversation with him ten minutes ago. So I would go back and see him and he would say the opposite again.
“It was the same thing round and round and round. On phone calls, it was: ‘I think you should go.’ To my face it was: ‘You’ll start every week’. It was mixed messages. He was messing with my head. I lost respect for him, to be honest
“Another example: I went to Hearts for the [Europa League qualifier]. I got up there. He said I was starting. I woke up in the morning and he came in and said: ‘I think you’ve got a hamstring problem, you’re not going to start.’ I said my hamstring was fine. He said I’d be on the bench. I got to the ground and I wasn’t even on the bench. I was the only one missing out.
“It was just messing me about. I was angry. I knew it was time to go. I thought I just want to play football. I didn’t need this. Under Brendan I knew I was never going to play, with what he was saying to me.
“If he had said straightaway I wasn’t going to play, I’d have said fair enough, you’re a new manager, it’s your decision. You didn’t sign me, fair enough. He did it to a few other players, too, players who are not there now. I didn’t need to speak to anyone about it. I just knew it was a breakdown. If the manager is treating me like this, [I thought] there is no reason for me to be at Liverpool
 
Jacob said:
He is very frank about Rodgers being two faced and says he also treated other players similarly...

“What he was saying to me and what was actually happening [were different things]. He was telling me one thing to my face, then I’d leave the training ground and he would ring me and tell me a completely different thing.
“He would say: ‘You’re going to play every week, you’re going to play every game up front with [Luis] Suárez’. I’d leave and get home and he would ring me and say: ‘Fulham and West Ham want you and I think it’s best you should go.’ I had just had a conversation with him ten minutes ago. So I would go back and see him and he would say the opposite again.
“It was the same thing round and round and round. On phone calls, it was: ‘I think you should go.’ To my face it was: ‘You’ll start every week’. It was mixed messages. He was messing with my head. I lost respect for him, to be honest
“Another example: I went to Hearts for the [Europa League qualifier]. I got up there. He said I was starting. I woke up in the morning and he came in and said: ‘I think you’ve got a hamstring problem, you’re not going to start.’ I said my hamstring was fine. He said I’d be on the bench. I got to the ground and I wasn’t even on the bench. I was the only one missing out.
“It was just messing me about. I was angry. I knew it was time to go. I thought I just want to play football. I didn’t need this. Under Brendan I knew I was never going to play, with what he was saying to me.
“If he had said straightaway I wasn’t going to play, I’d have said fair enough, you’re a new manager, it’s your decision. You didn’t sign me, fair enough. He did it to a few other players, too, players who are not there now. I didn’t need to speak to anyone about it. I just knew it was a breakdown. If the manager is treating me like this, [I thought] there is no reason for me to be at Liverpool
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We can add coward to the names we call him now.

What a joke of a man.
 

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