ScouseBlueBoy
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ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
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Bluenose1995
Player Valuation: £25m
RAWK:
"When Sturridge comes have him stand in the box at all times. He'll score ten goals in his first three games just from tap ins"
haha they are convinced sturridge is the english van persie cant wait for brenda to play him on the wing haha ********s
"When Sturridge comes have him stand in the box at all times. He'll score ten goals in his first three games just from tap ins"
haha they are convinced sturridge is the english van persie cant wait for brenda to play him on the wing haha ********s
Is there no end to their delusion? This RAWK produced "Alternative PL table" which incidentally only recently included Everton at the expense of Newcastle has them just 2 points behind us. Quite where the other 6 points disappeared is lost on me but if someone cares to enlighten me I'd be delighted to learn.
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=296309.240
It seems we lost a few points having picked up more than the requisite 2.37 points against Wigan whereas Arsenal didn't play and lost more than a point. Go figure but in the deluded minds of the Kopites anything is possible.
http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=296309.240
It seems we lost a few points having picked up more than the requisite 2.37 points against Wigan whereas Arsenal didn't play and lost more than a point. Go figure but in the deluded minds of the Kopites anything is possible.
Blue 1
Player Valuation: £70m
Proper mental, that, like.
Elong
The fire rises
Ozdec
Player Valuation: £2.5m
A longish comment on the Guardian from the RS vs Stoke Match report. SOme of them are starting to realize the mess they are in.
"2012 -- some number-crunching. . .
I was sent some of these stats during the week, and thus must give credit to others. This is Liverpool's record from the last 38 EPL games -- so effectively the 'calendar season' of 2012:
11 Wins, 11 Draws, 16 Losses
GF 50 GA 50
Points: 44
Clean Sheets: 10
Failed to Score: 12
This points tally would leave us about 15th over a normal season, two places above relegation.
In contrast, the club's high watermark of the Premier League era -- the Benitez team of 2008/2009, which at the time registered the highest points tally to not win the league -- had the following haul from that full season:
25 Wins, 11 Draws, 2 Losses
GF 77 GA 27
Points: 86
Clean Sheets: 17
Failed to Score: 6
Since that 2008/2009 season, we've had four managers in four years, and won roughly an average of one game in three, regardless of the manager in charge.
2nd to 15th in a little over three seasons. A near-halving of the points haul.
We've gone from having ink nearly on the paper for Nejmana Vidic, David Silva, Dani Alves, and being linked with just about every top player in the Spanish-speaking world, to losing Mascherano, Arbeloa, Alonso and Torres straight into the starting XIs of Champions League teams.
And most depressing of all, we still have the 4th or 5th highest wage bill in the Premiership; that is to say, we're paying Champions League salaries for nigh-on relegation form.
Friends, that is as stark a slide for a so-called 'big club' as you're ever likely to see. It's a result of many different things; owners, administrators and managers all taking decisions that -- in retrospect -- were not the right ones. And to think Hicks and Gillette bought the club in 2007, when we played in a Champions League Final, and bought Fernando Torres that summer.
But what else can we say: that 'calendar' league position(s) doesn't lie -- this is the scale of the fall, and this is the new reality. Reduced expectations is the only response for the short and medium term. . ."
"2012 -- some number-crunching. . .
I was sent some of these stats during the week, and thus must give credit to others. This is Liverpool's record from the last 38 EPL games -- so effectively the 'calendar season' of 2012:
11 Wins, 11 Draws, 16 Losses
GF 50 GA 50
Points: 44
Clean Sheets: 10
Failed to Score: 12
This points tally would leave us about 15th over a normal season, two places above relegation.
In contrast, the club's high watermark of the Premier League era -- the Benitez team of 2008/2009, which at the time registered the highest points tally to not win the league -- had the following haul from that full season:
25 Wins, 11 Draws, 2 Losses
GF 77 GA 27
Points: 86
Clean Sheets: 17
Failed to Score: 6
Since that 2008/2009 season, we've had four managers in four years, and won roughly an average of one game in three, regardless of the manager in charge.
2nd to 15th in a little over three seasons. A near-halving of the points haul.
We've gone from having ink nearly on the paper for Nejmana Vidic, David Silva, Dani Alves, and being linked with just about every top player in the Spanish-speaking world, to losing Mascherano, Arbeloa, Alonso and Torres straight into the starting XIs of Champions League teams.
And most depressing of all, we still have the 4th or 5th highest wage bill in the Premiership; that is to say, we're paying Champions League salaries for nigh-on relegation form.
Friends, that is as stark a slide for a so-called 'big club' as you're ever likely to see. It's a result of many different things; owners, administrators and managers all taking decisions that -- in retrospect -- were not the right ones. And to think Hicks and Gillette bought the club in 2007, when we played in a Champions League Final, and bought Fernando Torres that summer.
But what else can we say: that 'calendar' league position(s) doesn't lie -- this is the scale of the fall, and this is the new reality. Reduced expectations is the only response for the short and medium term. . ."
kenada_blue
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They cant even top their own stupid little table lol
Bluenose1995
Player Valuation: £25m
"We need to add 10 players in January and in the summer, not teens but players ready to contribute now. We need to break the bank for the likes of Isco, Falcao even if we have to pay £200k or more per week"
hahaha yeah im sure Falcao cant wait to join the rodgers revolution such a deluded fanbase its unreal
hahaha yeah im sure Falcao cant wait to join the rodgers revolution such a deluded fanbase its unreal
Toffe3m4n
Player Valuation: £80m
I still find it absolutely hilarious how they got tonked by Villa a couple weeks back when they're easily the worst team in the Prem on current form. [Poor language removed] me, they've conceded 12 goals in the last two games and the rs only managed a single late consolation against them at Fort Anfield. Genius! 
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Hahaha, they love their little graphs. Pity they have a sh!te team........
Comedy Central (aka RAWK)
* We need to spend this January and next summer and remake the whole team. £250-£300 mil otherwise what are we doing. Like this we are 6th at best and 10th at worst.
* If Rodgers got to spend what Kenny did I honestly don't think we'd be where we are.
* Roy had 25 points from the first 20 games. If we beat QPR we will top that.
* If we played from our testicles instead of our brains we'd be top four...no question.
* We need to spend this January and next summer and remake the whole team. £250-£300 mil otherwise what are we doing. Like this we are 6th at best and 10th at worst.
* If Rodgers got to spend what Kenny did I honestly don't think we'd be where we are.
* Roy had 25 points from the first 20 games. If we beat QPR we will top that.
* If we played from our testicles instead of our brains we'd be top four...no question.
It's their misguided sense of entitlement that I like best. They truly embody the term bitter gloryhunters.
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