Liverpool FC Forum

[Stu.Murph]

Eating the grass!

How funny was that?

I nearly wet meself at what Houllier said to defend him... was sheer comedy and definately one of Houllier's better moments, the humour behind it all was top class!

[66-1120597113]

Eating the grass!

How funny was that?

I nearly wet meself at what Houllier said to defend him... was sheer comedy and definately one of Houllier's better moments, the humour behind it all was top class!

Robbie thought he was a cow!

Duh Stu!

[66-1120597113]

i was privaliged to watch robbie play most weeks in his prime! & have to say he has given me some of the best moments supporting this great club of ours,he is & will always be a true lfc legend,however i do agree their is no room for sentiment,but i would be seriously p1ssed off if i never saw fowler play for us again! so if it means getting 3rd place without him (god please forgive me) then that is the reality of today"s game-it"s a business now as much as anything & raffa would look at the bigger picture,finishing 3rd means more money etc! however i remember stood in the kop on rushy"s last game & saw grown men including myself crying our eyes out at the final whistle,& no doubt that is what will happen on robbie"s last game for us weather it be in a domestic game or in a farewell freindly, he will defo get the send off he deserves & raffa would be the first to acknowledge that.

Space yer lines out lad please!

All them close together lines make me skwint!

[redhayesy]

i was privaliged to watch robbie play most weeks in his prime! & have to say he has given me some of the best moments supporting this great club of ours,he is & will always be a true lfc legend,however i do agree their is no room for sentiment,but i would be seriously p1ssed off if i never saw fowler play for us again! so if it means getting 3rd place without him (god please forgive me) then that is the reality of today"s game-it"s a business now as much as anything & raffa would look at the bigger picture,finishing 3rd means more money etc! however i remember stood in the kop on rushy"s last game & saw grown men including myself crying our eyes out at the final whistle,& no doubt that is what will happen on robbie"s last game for us weather it be in a domestic game or in a farewell freindly, he will defo get the send off he deserves & raffa would be the first to acknowledge that.

Space yer lines out lad please!

All them close together lines make me skwint!

should of gone to spec savers!

[66-1120597113]

No place for sentiment in football.

I cried (seriously cried) when he went to Leeds, he was and always be my idol, but hes lost it, and its like watching your uncle trying to dance at a family party and making himself look like a fool, you want to stop him.

No place or nothing when ya cant see your ballbag because of your belly!

Was loosing Fowler like loosing your pint back then?

[Bad Bob]

Well, Stu, I agree that Robbie won't weaken our team in the Premiership and I think you might just get your wish.  As I recall (don't have the schedule in front of me so correct me if I'm wrong) but we've got Portsmouth away in between the two CL legs with Chelsea.  That would be an ideal game for Robbie as it would get him a match while resting at least two (three if Rafa plays 4-5-1) of our three in-favour strikers.  No point getting anyone injured between CL matches, is there?  I also think Robbie will get a game against Charlton at Anfield to end the season, regardless of our CL situation.  As others have said, while Rafa's a pragmatist before all else and even though sentiment rarely enters into it, he's not heartless.  He'll know the Anfield faithful will want to send God off properly and he'll find a way to make it happen.  After all, it would be most pragmatic of him to keep potentially disgruntled fans like yourself happy!

[jaytoothetee]

there is a difference in finishing third and fourth. money! robbie will come on if needed and might play aswell. But, i voted for third and no sentiment. Robbie will get a send off whether he plays or not at the last game of the season.

Doesn't make anyone a t.w.a.t. stu. Let me put it this way. What if he didn't play until the end of the season. But! he came on against the mancs as a sub in athens and got a late winner or scored the winning penalty!

[/B]Which would you prefer? I'd prefer the dream and rafa being a .

the money??
half a mil mate 

[jaytoothetee]

stu, i agree with you that fowler is technically our best striker. as you love to say "the lad has ability".he has better awareness, vision, whatever you want to call it. he is far and away the best out of our four strikers at knowing where to be to get on the final ball and put it in the net.

but the trouble is, he just doesn't have the fitness anymore. he is lacking the pace to get across at the front post. the old argument about players like robbie is "he might not do owt for 89 minutes but then he'll pop up and score". but the sad thing is, after 89 minutes of football, he is just knackered. too knackered to "pop up". he doesn't have the stamina to be where he needs to be anymore. that's why he's past competing at the top level. it kills me to say this, but robbie's time is up. he will leave in the summer

even so, i think he should get his send off. play him for the remaining league games, and let the fans thank him for all he has given the club

he was one of, if not the best of a generation. he will be remembered as a true legend. so, please mr benitez, let him have his glorious finale. i for one will be truly grateful.

robbie fowler. LEGEND 

[Ace Ventura]

A little bit bevvied at the moment so maybe not the best time to comment, but all i will say is please give our best ACTUAL striker the last few legue games.
Ask Dirk, Craig Peter and co to watch his movement and they will see what a striker can/should do.
Cant be @rsed arguin with people who havent got a clue the real fans know that Robbie is still class.

[66-1120597113]

stu, i agree with you that fowler is technically our best striker. as you love to say "the lad has ability".he has better awareness, vision, whatever you want to call it. he is far and away the best out of our four strikers at knowing where to be to get on the final ball and put it in the net.

but the trouble is, he just doesn't have the fitness anymore. he is lacking the pace to get across at the front post. the old argument about players like robbie is "he might not do owt for 89 minutes but then he'll pop up and score". but the sad thing is, after 89 minutes of football, he is just knackered. too knackered to "pop up". he doesn't have the stamina to be where he needs to be anymore. that's why he's past competing at the top level. it kills me to say this, but robbie's time is up. he will leave in the summer

even so, i think he should get his send off. play him for the remaining league games, and let the fans thank him for all he has given the club

he was one of, if not the best of a generation. he will be remembered as a true legend. so, please mr benitez, let him have his glorious finale. i for one will be truly grateful.

robbie fowler. LEGEND 

Yes!

[The Manhattan Project]

Third spot.

No room for sentiment.

[J*o*n*D*o*e]

can someone explain to me what a real fan is.

[Ace Ventura]

can someone explain to me what a real fan is.

What do you mean ?

[Sarge]

To some ungrateful f@ckers, here's a thought

Rafa BOUGHT AND BROUGHT Fowler back to Anfield.
One of the rightest things the boss has done to this club.

[J*o*n*D*o*e]

can someone explain to me what a real fan is.

What do you mean ?

Cant be @rsed arguin with people who havent got a clue the real fans know that Robbie is still class