Torres - Rent Boy - What now
by Cool Hand Luke » Sun Mar 20, 2011 7:38 pm
Physically he has been in decline for the past 18 months. It’s Harry Kewell all over again and he left at the right time for us. Just a shame we blew the cash on Carroll.
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by 7_Kewell » Sun Mar 20, 2011 8:16 pm
had a look on a few Chelsea forums and he's being compared to Chris Sutton 
“You cannot transfer the heart and soul of Liverpool Football Club, although I am sure there are many clubs who would like to buy it.”
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by lakes10 » Sun Mar 20, 2011 8:54 pm
Alex88 wrote:Torres has made the biggest mistake of his life, leaving liverpool
or did we do a great bit of selling.
mad mud look like gold
lets face it, he has looked like mud sinc before the world cup.
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by Dundalk » Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:33 pm
Here's the Marca Q&A in English (from Torres' site).
The Spain and Chelsea striker spoke exclusively to newspaper MARCA. The forward’s interview, which touched a range of subjects, took over the first four pages of the daily publication. Torres spoke of the reasons behind his move to Stamford Bridge, the mano-a-mano between Barcelona and Real Madrid, and how he hopes that Atletico Madrid’s Sergio Aguero does not join their local rivals Real Madrid.
- You have been in London now for 2 months. How are things progressing?
Little by little. It’s a big change, a big city…and I’m still sorting things out. It’s been very busy but I’m happy here.
- Is this the step-up your career that is going to lead to domestic title success?
You never know. When I left my house in Spain for the first time, I thought that would be the definitive move. But time proved me wrong. You never know if it is going to be your last chance, so you must give your all to try to make your dreams come true. I know have five and a half years ahead of me to fight for what I want to achieve.”
- Are your dreams any closer?
I believe that they are. The city and the club have everything I need. A lot of thought went into this decision. It wasn’t a rushed decision, as I had taken it while ago.
- When exactly?
In the summer in which Xabi Alonso left I started to wonder. I had the best three years of my career at Liverpool. I thought I was at the best club around, one that would win things with time. But when Xabi and Mascherano left, and before them Crouch and Arbeloa, when reinforcements didn't arrive, I started to wonder if Liverpool was the club its history suggests or if it was in fact a selling club. They told me they would not sell anyone and I turned down an offer from Chelsea in the summer. I understood Liverpool's reasons for not wanting to sell me, even though I knew I was letting an opportunity go by – one that might not come back again. The club was not the same, it wasn't heading in the direction I thought it should head in and I could see that a change was needed.
- Where you always sure the club would be Chelsea?
What other teams could I have gone to? I couldn't go to Manchester United out of respect for Liverpool. Or Real Madrid, because of my past. I don't think Barcelona needed anyone. I didn't like the idea of Italy. Chelsea were the only club left. There was only one option. In fact, I thought there were no options at all until Chelsea appeared with just twenty days to go. And then suddenly one day, 20 days before the end of the January transfer window, the opportunity appeared. I didn't expect it; it was like a light bulb coming on in a long, dark passageway. I thought that the six months left at Liverpool this season would feel like three years. This time I got a second chance. (F.uck you Rent Boy!!)
- Who did you speak to at Liverpool?
When I heard of Chelsea’s interest in me, I spoke to the club’s Sporting Director and I asked to meet with all the coaching staff to tell them that I wanted to leave. My teammates knew nothing. I wanted to be honest. If others haven't been honest, that's not my problem.
- What was happening at the club?
I knew I was an idol at the club but it was no longer the same. There was also the departure of Rafa Benítez and the club was in chaos with the sale. There was so much said, so much talk about projects, but then nothing. It reminded me of Atlético Madrid: great history, lots of ideas but without money you need time. And I didn't have much of that.
- Did you feel that you were let down?
Football is not a sport populated by honest people. You can't tell the truth or be up front with people. It's a business and no one is friends.
- Real Madrid were in the market for a number ‘9’. Would you have considered joining them?
No. Never. It was never an option. There was only one choice and that was Chelsea. There was no team on the horizon until Chelsea came for me out of the blue.
- Where you affected by the events that took place at the Liverpool when you decided to leave?
I just want to say again that I was honest. I know the transfer wasn't handled in the best way but I was honest. If anyone used the press, it wasn't me. I was straight and I have a clear conscience.
- What is Abramovich like?
Roman does not live here. But when I have seen him at games or at training he is been very approachable, very different from what some people think. He acts and behaves just like the next person at the club. He’s very down to earth.”
- Have you chatted?
Yes, but it was a private conversation.
- Four games without a goal. How are you adapting?
Well I never thought that it would be easy. At Liverpool it also took time. You need a couple of months to settle, especially if you join a club mid-way through a season in February.
- Did you expect the English press to be so hard on you?
I don’t know what they are saying. I’ve only had internet at home since Wednesday and I don’t really follow the press here. I normally keep up to date with the Spanish press. As for my free-time, my children take up most of it.
- A defeat in your debut at home to Liverpool of all teams.
These things happen. We lost and have to accept it.
- And what about Chelsea?
Chelsea have proven that they have top-class players throughout the squad. There’s plenty of strength in depth and the club will always be competing for silverware. The owner also invests in the club if needed.
- Were you surprised by the atmosphere in the dressing room?
I have been surprised by the atmosphere in the dressing room, considering there are so many stars. There is more of personal relationship and jokes between players than there was at Liverpool. There, it was much more serious. Here, you don't have to prove you are a professional. That's just taken as read. Off the pitch you can conduct your own life but the demands when you play are maximum.
- Which player has been looking after you?
Benayoun. We were in contact a lot during the final hours before the deal was signed.
- What about the Chelsea fans?
Unbelievable from day one. They want me to score my first goal almost more than I do! The fans get right behind their players.
- Was the sole reason behind your move to Chelsea is to win titles?
Yes, that’s the only reason.
- Which title would you prefer to win, the Premier League or the Champions League?
Definitely the Champions League. After winning the World Cup and the European Championships is the biggest prize you can win. I would also love to win the Premier League as it’s a great competition, and I’m sure that I will win at least one. You can never tell with the Champions League.
- Is the feeling in the dressing room that the Champions League is the one title that has eluded them?
They came within one penalty of winning…. so you can imagine how much they want to win it. It’s almost as if the Champions League title was snatched away from them.
- Who are Chelsea’s main rivals for the title?
Depends on the draw. Schalke, Tottenham and Shakthar could all be placed in the same side of the draw… Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United are probably the biggest threats, but last year Barcelona were favourites and they went out. Over two-legs I am not too sure, but right now, Barcelona are the team playing the best football.
- What would you give to win the double this season?
Whatever it takes!
- Is it fair to say that the Spanish and Scottish leagues are two very similar competitions?
Not at all. The two top clubs in both leagues stand out from the rest. They win their matches thanks to the way they play and not because the other teams are not good enough. They set a remarkable pace which is hard for other teams to follow. Just look at how many points they have won so far this season. It’s not that Seville FC, Valencia or Atletico Madrid are playing worse than before, it’s that Barcelona and Real Madrid for example have improved on last year.
- Are Barcelona worthy of their seven point lead over Real Madrid?
Yes. Just like Mourinho pointed out, the Barcelona team have been together for a while now. Who are they missing? who can come in to improve the current team?
- You?
I don’t think so. I don’t think that they can be improved. Ibrahimovic arived and Barcelona were not a better side, and they still play just as well aftre Et’oo left. Players can come and go but the team maintains it’s high standards. What can you do to improve Barcelona?”
- What legacy has Mourinho left behind at Chelsea?
He is very love here. He made this club a winner. People are very fond of him here as he took Chelsea to new heights. A quick look at Manchester City proved that it’s not an easy task. He has left his mark at the club, even at training there are still reminders of Mourinho.
- Would you like to be managed by Mourinho?
[Smiles]. It’s going to be difficult. But I would love to work for the best in the game like Guardiola, Wenger, Ferguson… they all hold the secret to success. Mou has proven that he can be a success with or without money. And that’s something I admire.
- Cristiano Ronaldo or Messi?
I’d love to have both players at Chelsea. They are capable of some unbelievable things and they are both key players for their respective sides. The two of them are head and shoulders above the rest. Messi has won a lot of titles with his club and Cristiano could also have won just as many. I’m not too sure which of the two players people would prefer.”
- And what about Atlético Madrid? Not the best of years after doing the double…
It’s hard to repeat the success of last year. They have managed to hold onto their most important players. When I was at the club, I only played in the Intertoto, we didn’t even qualify for the UEFA Cup. The club is now fighting to qualify for the Champions League. I would have loved to have been playing for the club during a ‘crisis’ like this! Some might not see the bigger picture, but these are better times for Atlético. It’s important to try and take small steps forwards instead of steps in the wrong direction.
- Can you imagine an Atletico Madrid without Sergio Aguero?
As a fan I would say one thing, but as a footballer, I would say that the player has to be happy. If he needs to move on, and deserves the opportunity, then the club should lower his asking price. They could always put the price up if he doesn’t deserve to move on. The club would have to thank him for his services and try to look for someone else to replace him. There’s no point hanging on to an unhappy player, even if it is Sergio Aguero.
- Would it matter which club he joins?
Just like the next Atlético Madrid fan, I wouldn’t like him to sign for Real Madrid. But I wouldn’t turn against him if he did. Whatever he decides will be the right decision. If a player like Aguero wants to leave, it’s because the club is improving slower than the footballer. If the club is constantly improving, and the team is getting stronger, Aguero would stay. The problem in today’s game is that no other club can compete with Barcelona and Real Madrid.
- Are you going to hang-up your boots at Atlético?
That question should be for someone else, but if it was down to me, I’d love to. I don’t know if I’m ever going to return to the club as a player of in a different role. I’m never going to close that window of opportunity. I will always be there for the club.
The Spain and Chelsea striker spoke exclusively to newspaper MARCA. The forward’s interview, which touched a range of subjects, took over the first four pages of the daily publication. Torres spoke of the reasons behind his move to Stamford Bridge, the mano-a-mano between Barcelona and Real Madrid, and how he hopes that Atletico Madrid’s Sergio Aguero does not join their local rivals Real Madrid.
- You have been in London now for 2 months. How are things progressing?
Little by little. It’s a big change, a big city…and I’m still sorting things out. It’s been very busy but I’m happy here.
- Is this the step-up your career that is going to lead to domestic title success?
You never know. When I left my house in Spain for the first time, I thought that would be the definitive move. But time proved me wrong. You never know if it is going to be your last chance, so you must give your all to try to make your dreams come true. I know have five and a half years ahead of me to fight for what I want to achieve.”
- Are your dreams any closer?
I believe that they are. The city and the club have everything I need. A lot of thought went into this decision. It wasn’t a rushed decision, as I had taken it while ago.
- When exactly?
In the summer in which Xabi Alonso left I started to wonder. I had the best three years of my career at Liverpool. I thought I was at the best club around, one that would win things with time. But when Xabi and Mascherano left, and before them Crouch and Arbeloa, when reinforcements didn't arrive, I started to wonder if Liverpool was the club its history suggests or if it was in fact a selling club. They told me they would not sell anyone and I turned down an offer from Chelsea in the summer. I understood Liverpool's reasons for not wanting to sell me, even though I knew I was letting an opportunity go by – one that might not come back again. The club was not the same, it wasn't heading in the direction I thought it should head in and I could see that a change was needed.
- Where you always sure the club would be Chelsea?
What other teams could I have gone to? I couldn't go to Manchester United out of respect for Liverpool. Or Real Madrid, because of my past. I don't think Barcelona needed anyone. I didn't like the idea of Italy. Chelsea were the only club left. There was only one option. In fact, I thought there were no options at all until Chelsea appeared with just twenty days to go. And then suddenly one day, 20 days before the end of the January transfer window, the opportunity appeared. I didn't expect it; it was like a light bulb coming on in a long, dark passageway. I thought that the six months left at Liverpool this season would feel like three years. This time I got a second chance. (F.uck you Rent Boy!!)
- Who did you speak to at Liverpool?
When I heard of Chelsea’s interest in me, I spoke to the club’s Sporting Director and I asked to meet with all the coaching staff to tell them that I wanted to leave. My teammates knew nothing. I wanted to be honest. If others haven't been honest, that's not my problem.
- What was happening at the club?
I knew I was an idol at the club but it was no longer the same. There was also the departure of Rafa Benítez and the club was in chaos with the sale. There was so much said, so much talk about projects, but then nothing. It reminded me of Atlético Madrid: great history, lots of ideas but without money you need time. And I didn't have much of that.
- Did you feel that you were let down?
Football is not a sport populated by honest people. You can't tell the truth or be up front with people. It's a business and no one is friends.
- Real Madrid were in the market for a number ‘9’. Would you have considered joining them?
No. Never. It was never an option. There was only one choice and that was Chelsea. There was no team on the horizon until Chelsea came for me out of the blue.
- Where you affected by the events that took place at the Liverpool when you decided to leave?
I just want to say again that I was honest. I know the transfer wasn't handled in the best way but I was honest. If anyone used the press, it wasn't me. I was straight and I have a clear conscience.
- What is Abramovich like?
Roman does not live here. But when I have seen him at games or at training he is been very approachable, very different from what some people think. He acts and behaves just like the next person at the club. He’s very down to earth.”
- Have you chatted?
Yes, but it was a private conversation.
- Four games without a goal. How are you adapting?
Well I never thought that it would be easy. At Liverpool it also took time. You need a couple of months to settle, especially if you join a club mid-way through a season in February.
- Did you expect the English press to be so hard on you?
I don’t know what they are saying. I’ve only had internet at home since Wednesday and I don’t really follow the press here. I normally keep up to date with the Spanish press. As for my free-time, my children take up most of it.
- A defeat in your debut at home to Liverpool of all teams.
These things happen. We lost and have to accept it.
- And what about Chelsea?
Chelsea have proven that they have top-class players throughout the squad. There’s plenty of strength in depth and the club will always be competing for silverware. The owner also invests in the club if needed.
- Were you surprised by the atmosphere in the dressing room?
I have been surprised by the atmosphere in the dressing room, considering there are so many stars. There is more of personal relationship and jokes between players than there was at Liverpool. There, it was much more serious. Here, you don't have to prove you are a professional. That's just taken as read. Off the pitch you can conduct your own life but the demands when you play are maximum.
- Which player has been looking after you?
Benayoun. We were in contact a lot during the final hours before the deal was signed.
- What about the Chelsea fans?
Unbelievable from day one. They want me to score my first goal almost more than I do! The fans get right behind their players.
- Was the sole reason behind your move to Chelsea is to win titles?
Yes, that’s the only reason.
- Which title would you prefer to win, the Premier League or the Champions League?
Definitely the Champions League. After winning the World Cup and the European Championships is the biggest prize you can win. I would also love to win the Premier League as it’s a great competition, and I’m sure that I will win at least one. You can never tell with the Champions League.
- Is the feeling in the dressing room that the Champions League is the one title that has eluded them?
They came within one penalty of winning…. so you can imagine how much they want to win it. It’s almost as if the Champions League title was snatched away from them.
- Who are Chelsea’s main rivals for the title?
Depends on the draw. Schalke, Tottenham and Shakthar could all be placed in the same side of the draw… Barcelona, Real Madrid or Manchester United are probably the biggest threats, but last year Barcelona were favourites and they went out. Over two-legs I am not too sure, but right now, Barcelona are the team playing the best football.
- What would you give to win the double this season?
Whatever it takes!
- Is it fair to say that the Spanish and Scottish leagues are two very similar competitions?
Not at all. The two top clubs in both leagues stand out from the rest. They win their matches thanks to the way they play and not because the other teams are not good enough. They set a remarkable pace which is hard for other teams to follow. Just look at how many points they have won so far this season. It’s not that Seville FC, Valencia or Atletico Madrid are playing worse than before, it’s that Barcelona and Real Madrid for example have improved on last year.
- Are Barcelona worthy of their seven point lead over Real Madrid?
Yes. Just like Mourinho pointed out, the Barcelona team have been together for a while now. Who are they missing? who can come in to improve the current team?
- You?
I don’t think so. I don’t think that they can be improved. Ibrahimovic arived and Barcelona were not a better side, and they still play just as well aftre Et’oo left. Players can come and go but the team maintains it’s high standards. What can you do to improve Barcelona?”
- What legacy has Mourinho left behind at Chelsea?
He is very love here. He made this club a winner. People are very fond of him here as he took Chelsea to new heights. A quick look at Manchester City proved that it’s not an easy task. He has left his mark at the club, even at training there are still reminders of Mourinho.
- Would you like to be managed by Mourinho?
[Smiles]. It’s going to be difficult. But I would love to work for the best in the game like Guardiola, Wenger, Ferguson… they all hold the secret to success. Mou has proven that he can be a success with or without money. And that’s something I admire.
- Cristiano Ronaldo or Messi?
I’d love to have both players at Chelsea. They are capable of some unbelievable things and they are both key players for their respective sides. The two of them are head and shoulders above the rest. Messi has won a lot of titles with his club and Cristiano could also have won just as many. I’m not too sure which of the two players people would prefer.”
- And what about Atlético Madrid? Not the best of years after doing the double…
It’s hard to repeat the success of last year. They have managed to hold onto their most important players. When I was at the club, I only played in the Intertoto, we didn’t even qualify for the UEFA Cup. The club is now fighting to qualify for the Champions League. I would have loved to have been playing for the club during a ‘crisis’ like this! Some might not see the bigger picture, but these are better times for Atlético. It’s important to try and take small steps forwards instead of steps in the wrong direction.
- Can you imagine an Atletico Madrid without Sergio Aguero?
As a fan I would say one thing, but as a footballer, I would say that the player has to be happy. If he needs to move on, and deserves the opportunity, then the club should lower his asking price. They could always put the price up if he doesn’t deserve to move on. The club would have to thank him for his services and try to look for someone else to replace him. There’s no point hanging on to an unhappy player, even if it is Sergio Aguero.
- Would it matter which club he joins?
Just like the next Atlético Madrid fan, I wouldn’t like him to sign for Real Madrid. But I wouldn’t turn against him if he did. Whatever he decides will be the right decision. If a player like Aguero wants to leave, it’s because the club is improving slower than the footballer. If the club is constantly improving, and the team is getting stronger, Aguero would stay. The problem in today’s game is that no other club can compete with Barcelona and Real Madrid.
- Are you going to hang-up your boots at Atlético?
That question should be for someone else, but if it was down to me, I’d love to. I don’t know if I’m ever going to return to the club as a player of in a different role. I’m never going to close that window of opportunity. I will always be there for the club.
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by Dundalk » Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:40 pm
If you want a good laugh read this!!
Go to the second last page in the topic - page 63
Go to the second last page in the topic - page 63
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by Greavesie » Sun Mar 20, 2011 10:43 pm
- Was the sole reason behind your move to Chelsea is to win titles?
Yes, that’s the only reason.
that about sums him up really
He still comes off pretty realistic and Chelsea will be happy with his honesty here, though from a Liverpool perspective I'm sick as feck of how he constantly seems to jab us
All round the fields of Anfield Road
Where once we watched the King Kenny play (and could he play!)
Stevie Heighway on the wing
We had dreams and songs to sing
'Bout the glory, round the Fields of Anfield Road
JFT 96 - Gone but never forgotten
YNWA 15/4/1989
God Bless You All
Where once we watched the King Kenny play (and could he play!)
Stevie Heighway on the wing
We had dreams and songs to sing
'Bout the glory, round the Fields of Anfield Road
JFT 96 - Gone but never forgotten
YNWA 15/4/1989
God Bless You All
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by ethanr » Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:19 pm
7_Kewell wrote:sitting here watching the Chavski vs Man City match and Torres has been taken off after another pi$$ poor performance
Even Roman Abramovich was shaking his head
Ok I saw the first half of the match and he missed a pretty easy chance, but set up a really nice chance too. I had to run off to work and when I got home I asked my bro how he did. He said he played really well in the second half, the fans were booing at Ancelotti for taking him off, and Abramovich was shaking his head in anger because he was taken off, not because he played bad...
What the hell? Is my bro just jealous that we got rid of our dud and bought his best player in Carroll?
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by ethanr » Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:40 pm
Dundalk wrote:If you want a good laugh read this!!
Go to the second last page in the topic - page 63
Haha that's hilarious... they can't even get along with each other about him.
I like the one person who said they have a Liverpool mate who said Torres sucks because he hasn't scored and when he brought up Carroll not scoring he was like oh ya it's not happening yet with Carroll, not enough time and just coming off an injury... new team the called us hypocrites...- OKAY CHELSKI BANDWAGON DUMB FECKS! OBVIOUSLY YOU ARE JUST PLASTIC FANS IF YOU HAVEN'T BEEN PAYING ATTENTION TO THE FECKING MATCHES!
Torres has played, is it 800 minutes I heard today? no goals with about 15 really good opportunities.
Carroll has played like 250 minutes right? so a fourth of the time? he's had like 2 decent opportunities and the only reason he didn't score is because it was a great clearance off the line, not because he hit it straight at the keeper..
Coming of an injury? What injury? Torres was in his best form in over a year before he left for the bridge and hadn't been injured in months.. Carroll has just come off an injury that's left him out since well before the new year...
So I guess they got us on one thing... They have both joined a new team...
Well you got me there chelcksi fans... LOOKS LIKE PLASTIC IS THE WAY TO GO DUMB FECK
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by metalhead » Sun Mar 20, 2011 11:48 pm
ethanr wrote:7_Kewell wrote:sitting here watching the Chavski vs Man City match and Torres has been taken off after another pi$$ poor performance
Even Roman Abramovich was shaking his head
Ok I saw the first half of the match and he missed a pretty easy chance, but set up a really nice chance too. I had to run off to work and when I got home I asked my bro how he did. He said he played really well in the second half, the fans were booing at Ancelotti for taking him off, and Abramovich was shaking his head in anger because he was taken off, not because he played bad...
What the hell? Is my bro just jealous that we got rid of our dud and bought his best player in Carroll?
lucky you, you have a brother that supports chelsea, my brother supports Mancs FFS, don't know how I can tolerate him
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by ethanr » Mon Mar 21, 2011 12:16 am
metalhead wrote:ethanr wrote:7_Kewell wrote:sitting here watching the Chavski vs Man City match and Torres has been taken off after another pi$$ poor performance
Even Roman Abramovich was shaking his head
Ok I saw the first half of the match and he missed a pretty easy chance, but set up a really nice chance too. I had to run off to work and when I got home I asked my bro how he did. He said he played really well in the second half, the fans were booing at Ancelotti for taking him off, and Abramovich was shaking his head in anger because he was taken off, not because he played bad...
What the hell? Is my bro just jealous that we got rid of our dud and bought his best player in Carroll?
lucky you, you have a brother that supports chelsea, my brother supports Mancs FFS, don't know how I can tolerate him
No Newcastle. hence the "he's jealous we took his best player in Carroll"
Ya I couldn't stand a Manc brother... what the hell where are you from?
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by Greavesie » Mon Mar 21, 2011 1:40 am
I've just read an interesting quote from John w Henry:
'someone was saying people weren't happy here, but since that person has left everyone seems happier'
Haha i think Im starting to really like these guys. For once i feel like Liverpool FC is in good hands on many levels
'someone was saying people weren't happy here, but since that person has left everyone seems happier'
Haha i think Im starting to really like these guys. For once i feel like Liverpool FC is in good hands on many levels
All round the fields of Anfield Road
Where once we watched the King Kenny play (and could he play!)
Stevie Heighway on the wing
We had dreams and songs to sing
'Bout the glory, round the Fields of Anfield Road
JFT 96 - Gone but never forgotten
YNWA 15/4/1989
God Bless You All
Where once we watched the King Kenny play (and could he play!)
Stevie Heighway on the wing
We had dreams and songs to sing
'Bout the glory, round the Fields of Anfield Road
JFT 96 - Gone but never forgotten
YNWA 15/4/1989
God Bless You All
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by Dundalk » Mon Mar 21, 2011 10:40 am
Greavesie wrote:I've just read an interesting quote from John w Henry:
'someone was saying people weren't happy here, but since that person has left everyone seems happier'
Haha i think Im starting to really like these guys. For once i feel like Liverpool FC is in good hands on many levels
Good man John
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