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by **andy_g** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:37 pm

no it doesn't

by **GYBS** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:38 pm

DLS wrote:this forum looks like who can argue the most.

talking about football always brings out debates and argument - always going to be like that when so many people have different opinions - pretty much every forum has it unless its a teletubbies one - but then again it does get fiesty when they cant decide whos best - tinky winky or La La

by **LegBarnes** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:39 pm

DLS wrote:this forum looks like who can argue the most.

Yep its called HOT DEBATE LOL

by **GYBS** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:39 pm

andy_g wrote:no it doesn't

yes it does

by **LegBarnes** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:46 pm

GYBS wrote:
andy_g wrote:no it doesn't

yes it does

haha is it panto season :upside:

by **GYBS** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 4:48 pm

LegBarnes wrote:
GYBS wrote:
andy_g wrote:no it doesn't

yes it does

haha is it panto season

hes behind you

by **Emerald Red** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 6:25 pm

The Manhattan Project wrote:The thing is, we are playing , but winning.

Wouldn't matter if we were playing amazing and drawing. With some people, you just can't win either way. At the end of the day, football is about one thing, and that's the score at the end of the match. I couldn't give a f*ck if we played like this the rest of the season, so long as the results come in.

by **account deleted by request** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 6:48 pm

We have just won 3 games on the trot god help us if we have a run of bad results

by **lakes10** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 6:50 pm

s@int wrote:We have just won 3 games on the trot god help us if we have a run of bad results

god yes, i will not be off the forum

by **Toffeehater** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 7:17 pm

Fo Dne wrote:7 - Reina - Some good saves.

5 - Arbeloa - Poor passing, poor movement but wasn't troubled defensively.

6 - Carragher - Poor distribution but untroubled.

6 - Turtle (can't spell his name) solid but ball watched once or twice.

7 - Aurelio - Decent on the ball and done well on the left on his own.

3 - Kuyt - Scored the winner but was a disgrace. Absolotuely awful.

7 - Alonso - MOM never gave it away, played some excellent passes, read the game, best player.

7 - Gerrard - Helped Xabi boss the game, tried, tackled and done well, good balance with Xabi.

4 - Bennayoun - Poor, can do alot better.

5 - Keane - Worked hard... too hard. RELAX!

6 - Torres - Not at his best, needs to sharpen up.

Subs:

2 - Babel - Supplied the cross, he owed that to us for the he served before... Is the biggest house and waster ever. Rubbish rubbish rubbish performance by a player who is a disgrace to the shirt.

7 - El Zhar - Looked lively, offered more than Kuyt, Babel and Bennayoun. Played good passes and looked lively.

Disgracefull from the wide players with the exception of Aurelio.

Seems like you've got something against dutch players .

by **Fo Dne** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 11:59 pm

Emerald Red wrote:
The Manhattan Project wrote:The thing is, we are playing , but winning.

Wouldn't matter if we were playing amazing and drawing. With some people, you just can't win either way. At the end of the day, football is about one thing, and that's the score at the end of the match. I couldn't give a f*ck if we played like this the rest of the season, so long as the results come in.

I'm quite sure that if we were winning games, playing well and had the required quality we'd all be happy.

by **Fo Dne** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:03 am

Toffeehater wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:7 - Reina - Some good saves.

5 - Arbeloa - Poor passing, poor movement but wasn't troubled defensively.

6 - Carragher - Poor distribution but untroubled.

6 - Turtle (can't spell his name) solid but ball watched once or twice.

7 - Aurelio - Decent on the ball and done well on the left on his own.

3 - Kuyt - Scored the winner but was a disgrace. Absolotuely awful.

7 - Alonso - MOM never gave it away, played some excellent passes, read the game, best player.

7 - Gerrard - Helped Xabi boss the game, tried, tackled and done well, good balance with Xabi.

4 - Bennayoun - Poor, can do alot better.

5 - Keane - Worked hard... too hard. RELAX!

6 - Torres - Not at his best, needs to sharpen up.

Subs:

2 - Babel - Supplied the cross, he owed that to us for the he served before... Is the biggest house and waster ever. Rubbish rubbish rubbish performance by a player who is a disgrace to the shirt.

7 - El Zhar - Looked lively, offered more than Kuyt, Babel and Bennayoun. Played good passes and looked lively.

Disgracefull from the wide players with the exception of Aurelio.

Seems like you've got something against dutch players .

Considering Marco van Basten, Marc Overmars, Frank Riijkaard, Ruud Gullit and Dennis Bergkamp are amoungst my favourate players of all time I don't really think thats a fair comment.

But yes, I don't like them because they are dutch.

Now :censored:

off.

by **LegBarnes** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 12:04 am

Toffeehater wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:7 - Reina - Some good saves.

5 - Arbeloa - Poor passing, poor movement but wasn't troubled defensively.

6 - Carragher - Poor distribution but untroubled.

6 - Turtle (can't spell his name) solid but ball watched once or twice.

7 - Aurelio - Decent on the ball and done well on the left on his own.

3 - Kuyt - Scored the winner but was a disgrace. Absolotuely awful.

7 - Alonso - MOM never gave it away, played some excellent passes, read the game, best player.

7 - Gerrard - Helped Xabi boss the game, tried, tackled and done well, good balance with Xabi.

4 - Bennayoun - Poor, can do alot better.

5 - Keane - Worked hard... too hard. RELAX!

6 - Torres - Not at his best, needs to sharpen up.

Subs:

2 - Babel - Supplied the cross, he owed that to us for the he served before... Is the biggest house and waster ever. Rubbish rubbish rubbish performance by a player who is a disgrace to the shirt.

7 - El Zhar - Looked lively, offered more than Kuyt, Babel and Bennayoun. Played good passes and looked lively.

Disgracefull from the wide players with the exception of Aurelio.

Seems like you've got something against dutch players .

Think he just has some thing vrs any thing that isn't him.

by **Toffeehater** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:56 am

Fo Dne wrote:
Toffeehater wrote:
Fo Dne wrote:7 - Reina - Some good saves.

5 - Arbeloa - Poor passing, poor movement but wasn't troubled defensively.

6 - Carragher - Poor distribution but untroubled.

6 - Turtle (can't spell his name) solid but ball watched once or twice.

7 - Aurelio - Decent on the ball and done well on the left on his own.

3 - Kuyt - Scored the winner but was a disgrace. Absolotuely awful.

7 - Alonso - MOM never gave it away, played some excellent passes, read the game, best player.

7 - Gerrard - Helped Xabi boss the game, tried, tackled and done well, good balance with Xabi.

4 - Bennayoun - Poor, can do alot better.

5 - Keane - Worked hard... too hard. RELAX!

6 - Torres - Not at his best, needs to sharpen up.

Subs:

2 - Babel - Supplied the cross, he owed that to us for the he served before... Is the biggest house and waster ever. Rubbish rubbish rubbish performance by a player who is a disgrace to the shirt.

7 - El Zhar - Looked lively, offered more than Kuyt, Babel and Bennayoun. Played good passes and looked lively.

Disgracefull from the wide players with the exception of Aurelio.

Seems like you've got something against dutch players .

Considering Marco van Basten, Marc Overmars, Frank Riijkaard, Ruud Gullit and Dennis Bergkamp are amoungst my favourate players of all time I don't really think thats a fair comment.

But yes, I don't like them because they are dutch.

Now off.

Yea sure they were

by **Toffeehater** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 7:57 am

Luck will run out if we don’t improve – Dirk Kuyt

Aug 29 2008 by Nick Smith, Liverpool Daily Post
Dirk Kuyt

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DIRK KUYT has warned that Liverpool’s luck will run out if they continue to under-perform – resulting in an early Champions League exit.

Yesterday’s draw for the group stages paired Fernando Torres with his former club, Atletico Madrid, who finished fourth in La Liga last season.

Dutch champions PSV Eindhoven are also in Group D as well as Marseille, who shocked Liverpool 1-0 in the group stages at Anfield last season.

In fact, it was only a victory in France in the final group game that saw Liverpool through to the knockout stages.

And Kuyt is fearing a similar struggle this time after it took his late extra-time goal to break the deadlock against Standard Liege in the third qualifying round this week, following another underwhelming Liverpool display.

“One day your luck will run out and then we will have to perform really well to win,” said Kuyt.

“Of course if we play like that in the group stages we will be in danger of not progressing.

“We all know what happened last year in the group stages and we just want to improve as quickly as possible.

“We know it was not the quality we want to show. Off the pitch we are speaking with each other about this because we want to improve.

“We are going to improve, but it has to be quickly because one time our luck will run out.”

The game with Atletico will also see a reunion for Luis Garcia with his former club, as he moved to Madrid shortly after Torres made the switch in the other direction in the summer of 2007.

Ex-Liverpool forward Florent Sinama-Pongolle is also in their squad as well as established internationals Maniche, Diego Forlan, captain Maxi Rodriguez, Tomas Ujfalusi and Simao.

Atletico haven’t played in the Champions League since they reached the quarter-finals in 1997 but showed their pedigree with a 4-0 win over Schalke 04 on Wednesday

to secure their place in the group stages with a 4-1 aggregate victory.

The group as whole should hold little fear, however. Liverpool brushed aside PSV in both the groups and the last 16 on their way to the 2007 final and Marseille were easily beaten 4-0 on their own turf once Liverpool had regained their foothold in the group.

But with Standard occasionally threatening to pull off another Anfield surprise on Wednesday, Kuyt is only too aware that Liverpool need to up their game once again.

However, he feels the character and belief they showed to ensure their progress can act as a platform for improvement – which is much-needed with a trip to Aston Villa in the Premier League looming on Sunday

“It was a very difficult match for us, but we showed belief in ourselves and kept working hard,” said Kuyt. “We got our goal and we’re in the Champions League.

“We all want to play really well as a team. We haven’t given our best performance so far, but we are working very hard in training every day to progress.

“We know we have to progress. Maybe we have had a lot of luck so far, but we know we are going to improve, but to do that we have to change things and quickly.

“We know that we have to get much better and we will. We know we have the quality. I think the good thing is that even when we are not playing well, we fight for each other.

“We just want to improve as quickly as possible, starting with Aston Villa on Sunday.”

Meanwhile, captain Steven Gerrard will undergo surgery on his groin injury today.

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