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Bad Bob wrote:Pfft, canceling a sporting event because of a little snow.

snow makes our country stop mate, we just cant cope 

Greavesie wrote:

Bad Bob wrote:Pfft, canceling a sporting event because of a little snow.

snow makes our country stop mate, we just cant cope 

And you wonder what's happened to your society?   

Bad Bob wrote:As for the streets around Anfield, surely Dirk could be kitted out with a few saddlebags of road salt with holes punched in and told to run around the neighbourhood lots.

Good one

Bad Bob wrote:Pfft, canceling a sporting event because of a little snow.

 

LFC2007 wrote:

roberto green wrote:How can you say that with 48 hours still to go, every other team in the northwest  in the prem that's playing tomorrow is OK so why not us who are playing on Sunday.Seems like a tactical decision to rest the players more than anything.

Rafa is giving us an unofficial winter break

I think you may be onto something.

It allows for Kelly and Riera to recover from injury, Masch to return from his ban and time to bring in Maxi. It is after all a massive game.

Bad Bob wrote:

dawson99 wrote:its too dangerous for the supporters... its all the roads and that thats all icey thats too dangerous

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Igor Zidane wrote:We get this type of weather about every 20 years , so we don't have the infrastructure to deal with it and there not gonna go to the expense of paying to deal with it . Plus we've all run out of grit/rocksalt

uh huh.

I'm sure some countries would be laughing at Engerland at the moment.

Nah, let's just stall the economy rather than buying extra grit / salt.

Lazy, Lazy, Lazy and yet we wonder why our economy is in the doldrums !

Snake wrote:As eager as I am to watch the game, postponing it would do us a bit of good and bad.
Postponing it means more chances of having new players to play against them and gives a chance for our injured players to rest more like Riera, Mascherano and Kelly. On the other hand, it also gives them the same benifit, which might mean that Aaron Lennon might start against us if it is postponed, as well as Woodgate and Bentley.

Pity the game's been called off.  I was actually looking forward to this match with a realistic optimism, instead of the usual blind faith and hope that I've had when we play at Anfield.
However, I must query your choice of players who are on our injury list.  Bently is only on the list because his fellow team mates (and Harry, in fact particularly Harry) take it in turn in training to kick him.  Bently is , and I hope he never plays for us again.  You lads are in need of a quality wide right player, aren't you?

petefromleek wrote:

Snake wrote:As eager as I am to watch the game, postponing it would do us a bit of good and bad.
Postponing it means more chances of having new players to play against them and gives a chance for our injured players to rest more like Riera, Mascherano and Kelly. On the other hand, it also gives them the same benifit, which might mean that Aaron Lennon might start against us if it is postponed, as well as Woodgate and Bentley.

Pity the game's been called off.  I was actually looking forward to this match with a realistic optimism, instead of the usual blind faith and hope that I've had when we play at Anfield.
However, I must query your choice of players who are on our injury list.  Bently is only on the list because his fellow team mates (and Harry, in fact particularly Harry) take it in turn in training to kick him.  Bently is , and I hope he never plays for us again.  You lads are in need of a quality wide right player, aren't you?