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by **stmichael** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 8:58 pm

here is alan green's commentary of the incident.

http://media.putfile.com/Green6854

i don't think there's any doubting that he's an lfc fan anymore

by **Red @ Heart** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 9:02 pm

cisses_gona_get_ya wrote: Id have loved to have been a fly on the wall in Neville Nevilles house on the 25th of May, bet he smashed his house up, kicked the telly in, battered his mrs, drank a bottle of whiskey with a jar of paracetamol and had a rope tied to the banister of the staircase to hang himself up.
Ugly plassy muzzy b@stard.

i bet he wished Beckham still lived at home so he could suckle on his C0ck before he goes to sleep(permanently).

by **John Barnes** » Mon Jan 23, 2006 10:45 pm

Dalglish wrote:Football is a bit like life, you don't always get what you deserve and so it was at the Theatre of broken Dreams yesterday

I was one of the lucky 3000 or so Liverpool fans who managed to get a ticket and I wanted to highlight an incident post goal from a viewpoint that SKY chose not to show.....

Ok Ferdinand heads a goal and even the most optimistic LFC fan knows it's all over......

Gary "inadequate" Nevile then runs fully 40 yards ..NOT to celebrate in with his fellow players , NOT to salute his own 64,000+ suporters but chooses to run into the corner of the ground where the LFC fans are situated and incite the away support beyond what any reasonable fan would say was acceptable....

Travel back in time to 1999 and the 4th round of the FA Cup when Man U scored twice in 3 minutes to knock Liverpool out of the Cup and again Gary Neville chooses to incite the Away fans rather than celebrate amoungst his own.....

Notice the pattern ? Thought you might have done but a pattern that the FA will almost certainly not take any action over.

How the FA can allow a professional player like Neville to get away with this is beyond me when they instruct the referee to book players for over celebrating !!!!!!

Ok.... LFC fans have a few choice songs specifically aimed at Neville but he's nothing special , we have anti Rooney songs , anti Van Nistelroy songs etc......and nevertheless just become a section of the fans sing those types of songs, what gives him the right to abuse us all in return ?

No doubt United fans will jump to his defence and call it passion but when did passion for your club (a rare commodity shown by players these days I know) give him the right to incite and goad the away supporters.

I have a theory , such was the cacophony of noise coming from the liverpool fans it was all he could hear throughout the game and hadn't realised his home supporters were there

Gary Neville, what a W.anker

who cares, lampard did it in front of the kop, kissing his badge etc. in the 1-4 drubbing

I would fully expect stevie to have done it in front of the man utd fans had we scored.

before the final whistle though, how come no LFC player attempted to break his legs?

by **Woollyback** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 12:19 am

right, the little turd lives down the road from me. i suggest you lot have a whip-round for me and as soon as you reach £50 i'll go sh!t in his letterbox

what say you?

by **zarababe** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 12:40 am

anno I said 'ar..se licking' ..but really Woolls

by **Dalglish** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 1:54 am

John Barnes wrote:
Dalglish wrote:Football is a bit like life, you don't always get what you deserve and so it was at the Theatre of broken Dreams yesterday

I was one of the lucky 3000 or so Liverpool fans who managed to get a ticket and I wanted to highlight an incident post goal from a viewpoint that SKY chose not to show.....

Ok Ferdinand heads a goal and even the most optimistic LFC fan knows it's all over......

Gary "inadequate" Nevile then runs fully 40 yards ..NOT to celebrate in with his fellow players , NOT to salute his own 64,000+ suporters but chooses to run into the corner of the ground where the LFC fans are situated and incite the away support beyond what any reasonable fan would say was acceptable....

Travel back in time to 1999 and the 4th round of the FA Cup when Man U scored twice in 3 minutes to knock Liverpool out of the Cup and again Gary Neville chooses to incite the Away fans rather than celebrate amoungst his own.....

Notice the pattern ? Thought you might have done but a pattern that the FA will almost certainly not take any action over.

How the FA can allow a professional player like Neville to get away with this is beyond me when they instruct the referee to book players for over celebrating !!!!!!

Ok.... LFC fans have a few choice songs specifically aimed at Neville but he's nothing special , we have anti Rooney songs , anti Van Nistelroy songs etc......and nevertheless just become a section of the fans sing those types of songs, what gives him the right to abuse us all in return ?

No doubt United fans will jump to his defence and call it passion but when did passion for your club (a rare commodity shown by players these days I know) give him the right to incite and goad the away supporters.

I have a theory , such was the cacophony of noise coming from the liverpool fans it was all he could hear throughout the game and hadn't realised his home supporters were there

Gary Neville, what a W.anker

who cares, lampard did it in front of the kop, kissing his badge etc. in the 1-4 drubbing

I would fully expect stevie to have done it in front of the man utd fans had we scored.

before the final whistle though, how come no LFC player attempted to break his legs?

your missing the point mate :Oo:

I suggest you read it again and stop relying on the few clips off SKY......

We all value a player who shows passion and pride. If Neville's actions were a result of his passion for his club, then he would behave like that irrespective of the opposition.

We would see him crouched on his stumpy little legs, pumping the air and kissing his badge when they tip Burton out of the cup, or beat Portsmouth away.

Passion is great and is directed towards your own, as we at Liverpool well know. Throughout our history great moments are shared between staff and fans, not rubbed in the faces of others.

It is clear that his actions are bourne out of an obsessive hatred of Liverpool. I hope Sven makes him room with Carra or Stevie G in Germany. Maybe they can help him to manage his angst!

by **The Manhattan Project** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 2:42 am

I am an expert in lip-reading.

When Neville ran over to the LFC fans, what he was really saying was:

"You see this shirt? Well Nike makes it so it will be replaced next season so our dumb fans can pay for our 43rd shirt in ten years. It says Vodafone on it, well for now anyway, since they have dumped us on account of our pathetic Champions League performance, and despite the victory we've just had over you, I am still angry and bitter over the fact that when your team were lifting the European Cup, I was sitting with my dad Neville at home crying".

by **zarababe** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 2:45 am

The Guardian are doing a poll on the incident.. get voting people, I've voted about 20 times already

Yes option of course :;):

[url=http://football.guardian.co.uk/poll/0,12370,1693204,00.html#ballot#ballot#ballot#ballot#ballot#ballot#ballot#ballot#ballot]http://football.guardian.co.uk/poll....#ballot[/url]

by **Judge** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 9:09 am

Dalglish wrote:Football is a bit like life, you don't always get what you deserve and so it was at the Theatre of broken Dreams yesterday

I was one of the lucky 3000 or so Liverpool fans who managed to get a ticket and I wanted to highlight an incident post goal from a viewpoint that SKY chose not to show.....

Ok Ferdinand heads a goal and even the most optimistic LFC fan knows it's all over......

Gary "inadequate" Nevile then runs fully 40 yards ..NOT to celebrate in with his fellow players , NOT to salute his own 64,000+ suporters but chooses to run into the corner of the ground where the LFC fans are situated and incite the away support beyond what any reasonable fan would say was acceptable....

Travel back in time to 1999 and the 4th round of the FA Cup when Man U scored twice in 3 minutes to knock Liverpool out of the Cup and again Gary Neville chooses to incite the Away fans rather than celebrate amoungst his own.....

Notice the pattern ? Thought you might have done but a pattern that the FA will almost certainly not take any action over.

How the FA can allow a professional player like Neville to get away with this is beyond me when they instruct the referee to book players for over celebrating !!!!!!

Ok.... LFC fans have a few choice songs specifically aimed at Neville but he's nothing special , we have anti Rooney songs , anti Van Nistelroy songs etc......and nevertheless just become a section of the fans sing those types of songs, what gives him the right to abuse us all in return ?

No doubt United fans will jump to his defence and call it passion but when did passion for your club (a rare commodity shown by players these days I know) give him the right to incite and goad the away supporters.

I have a theory , such was the cacophony of noise coming from the liverpool fans it was all he could hear throughout the game and hadn't realised his home supporters were there

Gary Neville, what a W.anker

neville, a wanker indeed

I understand the police have complained to the FA (soz if mentioned somewhere else), but no criminal action is to be taken. Which is a shame really, as i'd like to stab the bstard to death

by **mark the red** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 11:45 am

his reaction was purely because the gaol was against lfc, i understand him a bit becuase of the songs about him ' shaggging his mum up the sh1tter' but at the same time he should know better, imagine the uproar if one of our lot done that

by **Sean** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 12:29 pm

Nobody had more passion for United during the past 15 years than Roy Keane, yet he would never have acted the idiot like Neville because Keane was the ultimate professional and even as a Liverpool die hard I respected Keane. But Neville is a completely different animal. He is small minded, bitter and twisted. Captains should be men of honour as well as having passion for their clubs. I would be sick if a guy like Neville was leader of my club.

by **Judge** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 1:32 pm

gary nevilles dad is called Neville Neville. thick fuckers

by **John Barnes** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 4:40 pm

BY the sounds of a lot of your posts, his celebration has bothered you all that much it has reduced you all to tears.
shame really, i say look at the positive side:
1. we could win the european cup this term. they cant.
2. He KNOWS we are the better/ bigger club when he has finished creaming his pants ,when reality hits him and is tucked up in bed, in his superted pyjamas knowing LFC are still the better club and one victory meant stuff all.
3. The next time we play them, someone should do an equally as controvesial challenge on gary's knee. That would be good for a laugh.
4. we can still finish higher than them. wheras they have an obviousy lack of quality. ok they are normally up for the big games, but they are so too liable to drop points.

by **stmichael** » Tue Jan 24, 2006 8:32 pm

http://www.grapheine.com/bombaytv/playuk.php?id=592152

by **Sean** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 11:17 am

Ha ha. Very funny St. Mike

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