I don't want to sound like I'm having a go here, mate, but have you even read the papers? They're not dictating jack sh*t bar their own continued fall from "grace" in the public's eye. The papers are openly discrediting everything they've come out with. Steven Gerrard comes over, to the rest of the world, like a complete no-mark in every paper thanks to the Stoke comments. The fact that the stats suggest the absolute opposite of what he claimed suggests firstly, that not we, but THEY are the dirty hoofball side on merseyside, secondly that Gerrard is a bitter, angry gobsh*te with no class and thirdly, that Rodgers' whole philosophy that he has been championing since day one is the utter bullshine we all knew it to be. The world is seeing the light, Dave.
Now look at the other side of the coin at us and the fact that Gerrard's comments have the opposite desired effect and full on emphasise the fact that we are NOT like Stoke, we were the better side and we do NOT run our mouths like angry children in the press when we get a bad decision against us. We come out of this with at worst our rep intact, whereas they have shattered the illusion that they are a good passing side by chatting complete sh*t in the media. The attention today is on how bitter and twisted they are and most importantly, how they were outplayed on Sunday. Thanks Steven. Why would we waste our time talking about how much of a gobsh*te Stevie is when the media are doing it for us. You've seen the comments under the articles, no one's fallen for it. Why would we distract everyone from their self-inflicted embarrassment by sinking to their level in childish slanging matches. Just keep schtum and watch them FROTH.
I know you want them humiliated and so do I mate, so do I, but honestly, leave them to it, they do it beautifully by themselves. The racism saga should have taught everyone that. David Moyes has played a blinder, imo: "It was a goal", beautifully popcorned them there. "I would have done it" (on Suarez' celebration) is NOT what they wanted to hear at all and finally, he sits back with a family size packet of butterkist and watches them talk up our side for us, emphasise the fact that we are the more mature club and also write our team talks for Saturday and the derby thrown in for the bargain.