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by **RED BEERGOGGLES** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 1:43 pm

metalhead wrote:I don't get why Roy and Sir Alex can't be friends

Really ........ I mean you haven't took a knock on your swede over the New Year or anything like that ? you are still Compos Mentis and haven't emerged from your Man flue with Alzheimers have you ?

and SIR ALEX do me a favour MH who if anyone calls the twisted old fucker SIR ? albeit from Hodgson and the Sky clan
I particularly loved the way Benitez used to call him Mr Ferguson ,wound him up like the proverbial clock .....
So once again really ?

by **metalhead** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 1:49 pm

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:
metalhead wrote:I don't get why Roy and Sir Alex can't be friends

Really ........ I mean you haven't took a knock on your swede over the New Year or anything like that ? you are still Compos Mentis and haven't emerged from your Man flue with Alzheimers have you ?
and SIR ALEX do me a favour MH who if anyone calls the twisted old fucker SIR ? albeit from Hodgson and the Sky clan
I particularly loved the way Benitez used to call him Mr Ferguson ,wound him up like the proverbial clock .....
So once again really ?

Mate I'm probably still feeling the effect of my man flu

I hate Sir Whiskey nose, I just loved it when Rafa wound him up, but Roy was close friends with him before he joined, and will be friends with him. Shankly was close to Matt Busby (I know he is different than Ferguson). If they want to be buddies then fine its Roy's choice he won't be a liverpool manager for long anyways

by **RED BEERGOGGLES** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 2:05 pm

metalhead wrote:Mate I'm probably still feeling the effect of my man flu

I hate Sir Whiskey nose, I just loved it when Rafa wound him up, but Roy was close friends with him before he joined, and will be friends with him. Shankly was close to Matt Busby (I know he is different than Ferguson). If they want to be buddies then fine its Roy's choice he won't be a liverpool manager for long anyways

As soon as all his links with this club have been eviscerated ,then he can have Kim Jong-il for a soul mate I wouldn't care ,but while he is our manager he needs to distance himself from the Magic circle that consists of Taggart ,Bruce ,and Allardyce
and take up his wand at such a time when he is no longer associated with Liverpool Football Club ....

by **redhayesy** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 3:53 pm

RED BEERGOGGLES wrote:What's that, Sir Alex? Liverpool boss Hodgson looks like he can count on old friend Ferguson for support
By NICK METCALFE

Well, I suppose if you're under pressure as a top flight manager you could do worse than calling on the top man for support.
Whether Liverpool fans will see it that way might be another matter entirely.
It's fair to say that for Liverpool supporters the sight of Sir Alex Ferguson cleaning up all the big prizes for Manchester United over the years has become an agonising sight.

And it could be that the old pals act between messrs Ferguson and Hodgson, who go back a long way, is a little too much too stomach.
Both men were in attendance at the DW Stadium on Sunday for Wigan's clash with Newcastle. And they had both had reason to smile too.

The Liverpool manager saw Joe Cole grab a late winner to see off Bolton on Saturday, and ease a little of the pressure after that dreadful midweek defeat against Wolves.
Ferguson meanwhile saw his men benefit from more than a bit of fortune to beat West Bromwich Albion and stay on top of the Premier League going into the second half of the season.
Just one question: I wonder what they were talking about?

SORRY BUT THAT'S JUST WRONG

thanks for posting that pic mate,cause whenever any one who calls for patience or anything else to do with hodgson-that pic just sums up why the majority of suporters went him out NOW!

my patience ran out along time ago, not just for amount of games we have already lost by playing the shyte football we have,it's thw way in which we have lost them! i'm still trying to come to terms with the fecking derby defeat! don't prolong my agony anymore,i want to see the owners take the necesary action that a new broom sweeps clean! (not just with the manager) but sammy aswell as a few players-time for niceaties are well & truly over for me. i'm sure the attendance at the Bolton game won't be the last in fans voting with their feet if this situation is allowed to continue. finally-

THAT PIC MAKES MY BLOOD BOIL!-IT'S AS BAD AS THE OWEN ONE.

by **Greavesie** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 3:56 pm

hmm I don't like the look of that pic at all. Maybe Woy's leading him into a false sense of security then BAM! poisoned wine!

by **Thommo's perm** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:04 pm

Thanks for posting that picture
I believe it proves once and for all that Hodgson hates scousers and is out of his depth as a manager
Hodgson out now!
:laugh:

Anyway, just watched the Bolton game again and I must say that Roy got his team selection, tactics, formation and substitutions spot on.
Well done to the manager and the players

by **Greavesie** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:07 pm

A fortunate late goal to beat Bolton and you think he got it spot on? Credit where it's due, we won, and you can see what it meant to everyone when we scored the late goal but saying he got it spot on is a bit much. In fact, Stevie seemed to give the lads a massive lift, if Miereles never got injured would he have even been on the pitch?

by **redhayesy** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:08 pm

Thommo's perm wrote:Thanks for posting that picture
I believe it proves once and for all that Hodgson hates scousers and is out of his depth as a manager
Hodgson out now!

Anyway, just watched the Bolton game again and I must say that Roy got his team selection, tactics, formation and substitutions spot on.
Well done to the manager and the players

well said mate cause that confirms that owen coyle's tactics etc are fecking worse than roy's then! :laugh:

by **Thommo's perm** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:19 pm

Greavesie wrote:A fortunate late goal to beat Bolton and you think he got it spot on? Credit where it's due, we won, and you can see what it meant to everyone when we scored the late goal but saying he got it spot on is a bit much. In fact, Stevie seemed to give the lads a massive lift, if Miereles never got injured would he have even been on the pitch?

I am merely using the analogy of how bad we were against wolves due to the managers team selection, tactics, formation and substitutions.
It was totally down to Roy so by the same analogy he must have got it spot on because we won

by **Emerald Red** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:29 pm

Thommo's perm wrote:
Greavesie wrote:A fortunate late goal to beat Bolton and you think he got it spot on? Credit where it's due, we won, and you can see what it meant to everyone when we scored the late goal but saying he got it spot on is a bit much. In fact, Stevie seemed to give the lads a massive lift, if Miereles never got injured would he have even been on the pitch?

I am merely using the analogy of how bad we were against wolves due to the managers team selection, tactics, formation and substitutions.
It was totally down to Roy so by the same analogy he must have got it spot on because we won

Yes, it was a famous victory against formidable oposition for sure.

by **jacdaniel** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:39 pm

Roy is the worst Liverpool manager i have ever seen, i have no confidence at all that we'll start climbing the table or be in the FA Cup on Sunday evening.

by **SouthCoastShankly** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:46 pm

I assume these make your blood boil also?

Bunch of hypocrites. It's almost laughable.

by **redhayesy** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:50 pm

SouthCoastShankly wrote:I assume these make your blood boil also?

Bunch of hypocrites. It's almost laughable.

yes mate it does? anymore-smart @rse!

by **jacdaniel** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 4:56 pm

Maybe it would, if we didnt know that Fergie hates Rafa with a passion.

by **neil** » Mon Jan 03, 2011 5:10 pm

SouthCoastShankly wrote:I assume these make your blood boil also?

Bunch of hypocrites. It's almost laughable.

magic.

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