Liverpool FC Forum

heimdall » Tue Mar 27, 2012 4:18 pm wrote:
Spurs yes, they are miles in front of us, but until the last few weeks both Chelsea and Arsenal have been incredibly poor, almost worse than us, and if we'd had a natural goal scorer we would have been way ahead of them in the league so yes I honestly think that this year we should have gotten 4th place with ease but then I still have ambitions for this club and haven't yet accepted mid table obscurity and the occasional 2nd rate cup as reward for my support. I find it rather sad that so many of you have.

A reward for your support ?!?!?! You support the club looking for some sort of reward ?

Your reward is supporting the club - if that isnt good enough for you f*ck off and support someone else.

Benny The Noon » Tue Mar 27, 2012 5:41 pm wrote:

heimdall » Tue Mar 27, 2012 4:18 pm wrote:
Spurs yes, they are miles in front of us, but until the last few weeks both Chelsea and Arsenal have been incredibly poor, almost worse than us, and if we'd had a natural goal scorer we would have been way ahead of them in the league so yes I honestly think that this year we should have gotten 4th place with ease but then I still have ambitions for this club and haven't yet accepted mid table obscurity and the occasional 2nd rate cup as reward for my support. I find it rather sad that so many of you have.

A reward for your support ?!?!?! You support the club looking for some sort of reward ?

Your reward is supporting the club - if that isnt good enough for you f*ck off and support someone else.

Ask not what LFC can do for you, but rather what can you do for LFC!

Benny The Noon » Tue Mar 27, 2012 5:41 pm wrote:

heimdall » Tue Mar 27, 2012 4:18 pm wrote:
Spurs yes, they are miles in front of us, but until the last few weeks both Chelsea and Arsenal have been incredibly poor, almost worse than us, and if we'd had a natural goal scorer we would have been way ahead of them in the league so yes I honestly think that this year we should have gotten 4th place with ease but then I still have ambitions for this club and haven't yet accepted mid table obscurity and the occasional 2nd rate cup as reward for my support. I find it rather sad that so many of you have.

A reward for your support ?!?!?! You support the club looking for some sort of reward ?

Your reward is supporting the club - if that isnt good enough for you f*ck off and support someone else.

Oh Benny, resorting to swearing, that's unlike you, resorting to clichés like "go and support another team" isn't though. Of course I expect a return for supporting a team, what else is the point?
Don't you follow the team to make you happy, maybe loosing twice to Wigan makes you happy but it does nothing but annoy me.

I'm starting to discover that you guys really are fans, as in the word fanatic. I look upon myself as a supporter, I can see the bigger picture and don't feel constrained by the dogma which clearly rules many of your lives.

Supporting the club is your reward. It's as simple as that. If you want more then support someone else.

You will never understand the true meaning of supporting Liverpool FC, it's family.

Benny The Noon » Tue Mar 27, 2012 8:11 pm wrote:Supporting the club is your reward. It's as simple as that. If you want more then support someone else.

You will never understand the true meaning of supporting Liverpool FC, it's family.

Sorry but what do you mean "supporting the club is your reward", should it be a privilege or something, some secret club, how childish. The reward for supporting a club surely is to see your team play well and if lucky win things.

Then you will never understand.

this is boring as f*ck !
Move the fck on to something different

aCe' » Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:07 pm wrote:this is boring as f*ck !
Move the fck on to something different

Agree.

Rightio then, which managers should we looking for at the end the season?

eds » Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:57 pm wrote:

aCe' » Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:07 pm wrote:this is boring as f*ck !
Move the fck on to something different

Agree.

Rightio then, which managers should we looking for at the end the season?

Bruce, Errikson, Mclaren, Hoddle, AVB- all free...

RED BEERGOGGLES » Tue Mar 27, 2012 3:04 pm wrote:

maypaxvobiscum » Tue Mar 27, 2012 9:35 am wrote:

RED BEERGOGGLES » Mon Mar 26, 2012 5:51 pm wrote:The case being :
1,if our patience is rewarded and Kenny gets the team playing consistently and subsequently  reaps the rewards .
2, if the dissenters are proved right and Liverpool constantly struggle under Dalglish culminating in his removal .

So based on the assumption we all love the club unremittingly ......WHICH SET OF FANS WOULD FEEL BETTER ?

No disrespect RBG, but that's an awfully silly question, or perhaps I misunderstood it? it definitely isn't about which set of fans are correct. We just want to see the club succeed and going by recent results (2 wins in 11 games), it's just not happening.

Its a question that needs answering though mate ,I mean if you genuinely love the club and you believe question 2 is the likely outcome , then being proven correct would be tinged with a certain degree of heartache ,I am right aren't I ?

The question only becomes silly when it is dismissed rather than proffering a candid reply .

Ahh ok I get it now, sorry. Yes you're right definitely. No one wants to see a manager, regardless of who he is, fail.

Surely NOBODY, simply NOBODY would EVER want to see a Liverpool manager fail.

On the rare occasions one leaves the club, it is both a blow and a massive disappointment to club, players and fans.

Its not our way, every a manager is appointed long term.

End of.

Reg » Wed Mar 28, 2012 8:25 am wrote:Surely NOBODY, simply NOBODY would EVER want to see a Liverpool manager fail.

On the rare occasions one leaves the club, it is both a blow and a massive disappointment to club, players and fans.

Its not our way, every a manager is appointed long term.

End of.

Hodgson?


Should also add.. Kenny's appointment is very different to any other i can think of in that it was a fans appointment at the start (caretaker until the summer). He was never in Henry's gameplan, but such was the form as caretaker he was offered it full time (on a shorter term). He is not Henry's man, (it was well documented they were after a younger manager).. this is not a manager that they pinpointed, and then gave a 5 year contract to carry out a long term project. This was a chance appointment, on a shorter deal, and a see how things go type thing.

I see there are alot of high horses in this forum 

yawn

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stmichael » Wed Mar 28, 2012 4:14 pm wrote:yawn

http://www.talksport.co.uk/radio/kickof ... ard-167612

Quite why anyone listens to Stan Collymore on his opinions is beyond me.

Mourinho is not someone I want at my club, his behaviour is nothing short of disgraceful.

I'd rather see Liverpool get relegated than have Mourinho here. He'll build a team within a few seasons, win everything in sight and then he'll leave. He's already on about leaving Real Madrid at the end of the season, so he clearly hasn't got the stomach for that job, what makes Stan Collymore believe he'll have the stomach for our club and the challenges that present themselves here?

Liverpool do need a top quality manager, well we had one, but we sacked him after one bad season. The man that got us to two CL finals on the back of a £12m a season transfer kitty, you don't get much better than that. Now, that's World Class, Stan.