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by **Igor Zidane** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:11 am

burjennio wrote:Shabelle I dont think too many of us would have thought Hodgson would have got it so wrong thus far (thats not a cue for anyone that did to blow themselves off!) and I still maintan that there is a core group of players at the club that have the abilty to push for top four providing we go relatively injury free but I dont see how having that view is any endorsment of the Americans which is what it looks to me what you are implying about Reade, can you please clarify that or have I totally misread your point?

Hi Igor, hows the head?

by **burjennio** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:12 am

Igor Zidane wrote:
burjennio wrote:Shabelle I dont think too many of us would have thought Hodgson would have got it so wrong thus far (thats not a cue for anyone that did to blow themselves off!) and I still maintan that there is a core group of players at the club that have the abilty to push for top four providing we go relatively injury free but I dont see how having that view is any endorsment of the Americans which is what it looks to me what you are implying about Reade, can you please clarify that or have I totally misread your point?

Hi Igor, hows the head?

You wouldnt recommend that beer then for future use?

by **Igor Zidane** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:18 am

Kinell mate , it's like a liquear type stuff . Bottles of Corona with soko chasers are NOT to be recommended. Rocket fuel lash.

by **roberto green** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:27 am

Igor Zidane wrote:Kinell mate , it's like a liquear type stuff . Bottles of Corona with soko chasers are NOT to be recommended. Rocket fuel lash.

My head is sore and the house still stinks off my burnt oven chips and I have a christening to go to at 12:30

:pirate

by **burjennio** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:29 am

Igor Zidane wrote:Kinell mate , it's like a liquear type stuff . Bottles of Corona with soko chasers are NOT to be recommended. Rocket fuel lash.

mate had about 6 bottles of beer on Friday night on top of my painkillers and I felt like Id drank a distillery, yesterday morning I looked like Id drank one. Not a sensible combination, though I felt like doing it again after watching that sh*te yesterday afternoon.

Anyway cheers for that support address I ddnt get my email so with any luck I'll have that info in before the voting is over

PS. Are yee suffering through or going for the hair of the dog?

by **burjennio** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:30 am

What were you on Roberto?

by **shabelle50** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:34 am

burjennio wrote:Shabelle I dont think too many of us would have thought Hodgson would have got it so wrong thus far (thats not a cue for anyone that did to blow themselves off!) and I still maintan that there is a core group of players at the club that have the abilty to push for top four providing we go relatively injury free but I dont see how having that view is any endorsment of the Americans which is what it looks to me what you are implying about Reade, can you please clarify that or have I totally misread your point?

Hi Igor, hows the head?

No you make a good point. What I'm saying though is that back in August Reade wasn't talking about the owners as much as the positives he was extolling about the team. There seemed to be an assumption back then just because of Huang's interest and that of others that the club would be sold within a few weeks. That was a naive view to hold then given how H&G have operated in the past.

As for the team it seems to me that back then the one person who had his feet on the ground was Roy Hodgson. I'm also not convinced that as a squad Liverpool are capable of finishing fourth. If the likes of Babel, Jovanovic, Ngog, Lucas and Spearing can't play well against Northampton what hope is there of these players doing it against even the likes of West Ham or Blackburn let alone Villa, Spurs, Chelsea or United.

Granted Hodgon had a difficult start in the PL with the opening games and it will take time for his instructions and tactics to bed in. To my mind though if the first choice eleven have only managed to get a third of the points by Christmas I'd say there's little doubt that Hodgson's contract will be terminated by May.

by **roberto green** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:37 am

burjennio wrote:What were you on Roberto?

been out last night to a wedding party and got in about 12:30 and put some stuff in the oven and fell asleep then woke up about 1 hour and a half later to find smoke everywhere. The house still smells of it now. the missus isn't to impressed as you might expect

by **Thommo's perm** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:45 am

roberto green wrote:
burjennio wrote:What were you on Roberto?

been out last night to a wedding party and got in about 12:30 and put some stuff in the oven and fell asleep then woke up about 1 hour and a half later to find smoke everywhere. The house still smells of it now. the missus isn't to impressed as you might expect

They never are
Because theyre perfect...
:shifty

by **burjennio** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 11:51 am

Jesus Roberto your a lucky boy there, NEVER cook after a night on the sauce, especially ovens and chip pans. You hear too many horrible stories of housefires starting like that, next time make sure its toast or a chinese!

by **NANNY RED** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 12:00 pm

Igor Zidane wrote:
burjennio wrote:Shabelle I dont think too many of us would have thought Hodgson would have got it so wrong thus far (thats not a cue for anyone that did to blow themselves off!) and I still maintan that there is a core group of players at the club that have the abilty to push for top four providing we go relatively injury free but I dont see how having that view is any endorsment of the Americans which is what it looks to me what you are implying about Reade, can you please clarify that or have I totally misread your point?

Hi Igor, hows the head?

Serves yeh right , no sympathy from me at all

by **Igor Zidane** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 8:30 pm

Right i'm putting this in here for everyone to see. Please DO NOT associate yourselves or anyone else with this dispicable c.unt . He is not and never will be one of us , he's a feckin lech and cons good LFCfans into giving him money .
DUNCAN OLDHAM OF KRAPTALK YOU ARE A TW.AT OF THE HIGHEST ORDER.

Irish supporters of Liverpool Football Club (LFC) have reacted with concern to an article on a well-known UK fan website urging them to "get the baseball bats and ski masks ready" to "put the frightners [sic] on" the club's beleaguered American owners George Gillett and Tom Hicks.

The article, posted on the popular Koptalk website by its editor, Duncan Oldham, is accompanied by a picture of a man in a black balaclava and holding what appears to be a crowbar.

A spokesman for Merseyside police has confirmed it is examining the content of the article to establish if it involves any public order offences.

The up-for-sale club is currently at the centre of a longstanding takeover battle which has led to numerous peaceful protests staged by fans encouraging Hicks and Gillett to sell their shares.

But supporters' groups here said they in "no way condone" the calls in the article for "every passionate Red out there who has a 'set' and who is capable of donning a ski mask and waving a baseball bat in a menacing manner, to step up to put the frighteners on these two and everyone they associate with including any companies that support them".

"Disruption, especially to financial institutions, is what they are scared of. And on a personal level, there's nobody in the world who's [sic] :censored:

wouldn't collapse if someone peered over their bed in the middle of the night armed with a Texas Rangers baseball bat or two," it states. "I won't sign petitions, I won't send emails to journalists who don't care, but I will get stuck in via other methods best not written about. I don't care if I get into trouble with my words… I mean it. I mean every single word."

Oldham also stressed that while he does not believe in "anyone getting physically hurt", he acknowledged that this was "tempting" but not acceptable.

"They can cling on for as long as they want but something will give and that's why I'm fairly relaxed and confident that I won't have to do three months inside for threatening behaviour," he wrote. "Seriously, it's time to scare the :censored:

out of them… People have died for our club. People have had their ashes scattered at Anfield."

Sarah Higgins, committee member of Tallaght LFC supporters' club, said many Irish fans of the Premier league club have taken part in peaceful demonstrations against its owners. She noted that Koptalk is an influential LFC site among supporters. "No one can condone violence of this sort at all," she told the Sunday Tribune. "I don't think it's the right message to put out at all. An awful lot of people would not get behind us if we did what is being suggested."

John Curtin, secretary of Cork-based Buttevant international LFC supporters' club agreed. "I wouldn't condone it in any way. It is bringing a violent hooliganism aspect back into something that the English FA has been working to eradicate," he said. "I can't see how any Liverpool fan would like to see that carry-on."

http://www.tribune.ie/news....iganism

by **roberto green** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 8:42 pm

What a tit

by **tubby** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 8:49 pm

roberto green wrote:
burjennio wrote:What were you on Roberto?

been out last night to a wedding party and got in about 12:30 and put some stuff in the oven and fell asleep then woke up about 1 hour and a half later to find smoke everywhere. The house still smells of it now. the missus isn't to impressed as you might expect

I done that once burning some toast. Took a week to get the smell out of the kitchen.

by **dundreamin** » Sun Sep 26, 2010 9:36 pm

Roberto in skem when we see boarded up blackend windows in houses and flats,they are known as a skem roulette as opposed to a Russian roulette. Trying to cook chips when you,re :censored:

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