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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 8:45 am

maypaxvobiscum wrote:GYBS reminds me of Kurt Angle from TNA. you can almost predict his replies.

1) who says he is better?
2) but Kuyt scored just as much as Berba in his first season
3) Jimmy you posted on another forum before? you seem very familiar
4) whose facts are these then?
5) why dont you be a coach or a manager?
6) so are you saying your opinion is more valid then a pro?
7) did the ball go into the net?
8) well they arent in our squad so no point talking about them
9) everything else is just football manager syndrome

and it goes on.

That quite sweet of you to be that obssesed about what i post - either that or some sort of stalker but thanks for talking the time  :lookaround
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Postby 112-1077774096 » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:07 am

GYBS wrote:
peewee wrote:
GYBS wrote:What Facts are these then ? Who says he is better ?

and who says he isnt better?

i think in future when you spout this type of response it should just be met with a comment along the lines of the one i have just written, let you answer the question for a change.

even with your vast experience in all these major clubs i am sure your opinion will not be valid, because as we all know only people in the top echelons of the game can have valid football opinions.

oh and just a thought, why are you no longer involved in coaching?

Well an england manager for one has said he is better .

And work commintments have stopped me doing as much coaching as i would want too.

however when i mentioned an ex player/manager in a post once you asked wtf an ex manager would know, you claimed this guy was a rubbish manager who had no right to comment. however now its ok for ex managers to comment because it suits your argument
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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:17 am

peewee wrote:
GYBS wrote:
peewee wrote:
GYBS wrote:What Facts are these then ? Who says he is better ?

and who says he isnt better?

i think in future when you spout this type of response it should just be met with a comment along the lines of the one i have just written, let you answer the question for a change.

even with your vast experience in all these major clubs i am sure your opinion will not be valid, because as we all know only people in the top echelons of the game can have valid football opinions.

oh and just a thought, why are you no longer involved in coaching?

Well an england manager for one has said he is better .

And work commintments have stopped me doing as much coaching as i would want too.

however when i mentioned an ex player/manager in a post once you asked wtf an ex manager would know, you claimed this guy was a rubbish manager who had no right to comment. however now its ok for ex managers to comment because it suits your argument

Im sorry but when did i say that ?

And the ex manager didnt comment he picked one guy for england the other he didnt pick . which was which - im sure you can figure it out
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Postby 112-1077774096 » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:20 am

oh you said it when i mentioned steve macmahon and then went on to say he was a failed manager, seems you have a short memory when it suits you
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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:21 am

Steve McMahon ??? Im sorry but i cant ever remember once mentioning  him before to you or anything about him being a failed manager - you must have me mixed up with someone else .

And what did McMahon say anyway ????
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Postby 112-1077774096 » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:27 am

GYBS wrote:Steve McMahon ??? Im sorry but i cant ever remember once mentioning  him before to you or anything about him being a failed manager - you must have me mixed up with someone else .

And what did McMahon say anyway ????

no i am not confused, i clearly remember your comment, however i am not sad enough to bookmark comments to use later ot sad enough to search back through the forum to find it.

i say you did, you say you didnt, ho hum.
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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:29 am

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GYBS wrote:Steve McMahon ??? Im sorry but i cant ever remember once mentioning  him before to you or anything about him being a failed manager - you must have me mixed up with someone else .

And what did McMahon say anyway ????

no i am not confused, i clearly remember your comment, however i am not sad enough to bookmark comments to use later ot sad enough to search back through the forum to find it.

i say you did, you say you didnt, ho hum.

If your not sad enough to bookmark comments how come your mentioning it then ? even if it is something i can never ever remember saying .

And what did he say and about whom anyway ?
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Postby 112-1077774096 » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:32 am

maybe he said something about violins or got involved in something that doesnt involve him, its a mystery.

and i really dont see what bookmarking has to do with remembering something, can we only comment on things we have bookmarked now or be deemed to be sad
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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:35 am

You really do have a bee in your bonnet -

So what did McMahon say and what was my reply exactly if you remember it so clearly
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Postby 112-1077774096 » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:39 am

i commented on his commenst about benitez and his failings as a manager, you responded with comments about mcmahon being a failed manager and as such has not right to question benitez.

sounds like something you would say does it not, considering your comments on thee pages that nobody can ask questons unless they are as successful as the person they are questioning.


end of conversation now i think
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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:43 am

So because it may sound like something i would say it must be me that said it -

And surely if someone has failed at a job how can they critize someone who is doing a job well and a lot better than they did ?

That would be like Bramble commenting on Samis failings as a defender or Mac Claren commenting on Svens failings as england boss.
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Postby 112-1077774096 » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:48 am

well i never remember mcmahon managing liverpool so how can we say rafa is doing a better job than him, would rafa do just as well as mcmahon did at blackpool and swindon with the same players and budget?

you see we can spend all day picking holes in each others comments but eventually it becomes tedious, feel free to carry on though
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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 9:57 am

Your the one that started with the petty comments bringing up stuff from other threads on another day about a different subject but you carry on with the woe is me , everyone picks on me , why do i get warnings blah blah blah.

You dont like my comments then ignore them - im sure you can manage that .

Ill leave you to have the last word if you want .
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Postby GYBS » Thu Oct 09, 2008 10:00 am

How long has it been since you saw a game of football like the City victory, Sammy?
 
It was quite exciting but we've had a few games like that in our recent past. We had the Arsenal game last season, and the Man Utd game this year – that was an exciting finale. The game once again showed the character of the team. We weren't particularly pleased with our first-half performance – it lacked a bit of tempo. But we upped it in the second half and got our just rewards.
 
What message will that comeback send to the rest of the Premier League?
 
I am not really sure. People should know the strength of Liverpool – they know what we're about. We're just concentrating on what we do, rather than worrying what people think about us. One thing I'll say to you again, though, is that it showed the character in the group – that's very important.
 
You've been part of so many Liverpool teams – how does the mentality of this one compare?
 
Well it's still early days. We don't want to get carried away. We're still in the process of trying to improve, trying to get better. All these players want to get better, they all want to listen. That's also very important. It's only October and we can't afford to get carried away. This football club is not about what's happening in October – we're about what's happening in May. We're pleased with where we are but we know we've still got a lot of work and improving to do. Everyone in this football club is working very hard to make sure this improvement is obvious to everybody.
 
Yes, it seems like Rafa has brought together a group of winners, players with a real desire to win trophies?
 
That's always important. There are a lot of good characters in the dressing room, and that hopefully manifests itself on the pitch.
 

Lee on Kuyt
There are a lot of people who put a lot of work in. You've got players like Robbie Keane putting it in and you could also say he deserves another goal. Everyone works very hard to get the best for this football club, and like you say I don't like picking out individuals. Having said that, Dirk is an example of what we're about at this football club: hard work and a good level of quality.
How much belief did you have we could turn it round on Sunday?
 
We always have belief at Liverpool. We've had previous, as they say. I don't even have to mention Istanbul. We knew the next goal would be vital and thankfully we got it. That lifted our spirits. We always have faith in our ability here. That's not arrogance – we just know what we're about. The belief we had meant we could do it, and we did do it.
 
It's always tough to pick out individuals after a second half performance like that, but we saw another two goals for Fernando Torres – can he get much better?
 
Dirk Kuyt scored too, and there were a few assists along the way. Like you, I don't want to pick out individuals. We can all get better. That's no criticism of anybody – I'm talking about 'we', meaning everyone here.
 
You mention Dirk Kuyt – was there anyone more deserving of a late goal like that than him after all the work he puts in?
 
There are a lot of people who put a lot of work in. You've got players like Robbie Keane putting it in and you could also say he deserves another goal. Everyone works very hard to get the best for this football club, and like you say I don't like picking out individuals. Having said that, Dirk is an example of what we're about at this football club: hard work and a good level of quality.
 
All but one of our league goals this season have come in the second half – how much is that down to the staff here at Melwood working on fitness?
 
It's a massive part of any football team: your preparation. But we do try to score from the first minute! It does show, though, the fitness levels we have. It also shows the team spirit in the camp. If we go behind for whatever reason we don't let our heads go down.
 
The players get all the credit but it really seems like we have a great backroom team right now?
 
The players should get the credit. This game is all about the players. But in any football club it's important you have a team behind the team. These people help the players go out there and perform to the upmost of their ability. Rafa has certainly assembled a very good backroom staff. Everyone plays a part in this football club: tea ladies; some of the press officers [looks over to press officer with a smile]; everyone. The good thing about Rafa is that he has an appreciation of what every single person at the football club does.
 
How frustrating is the timing of this international break, with us being on such a good run?
 
That's the nature of the game and we know when all the fixtures are. Because we have so many quality players here, we have quite a number away. But it gives us an opportunity to look at other things and other facets of the football club that we don't always get to spend time on.
 

Lee on our best PL start
Well I hope you are saying in May that it's been our best finish as well. At the end of the day, I don't know anything that's ever been won in October.
Like what?
 
There's fitness work we can do with some people where there might not have been time because of games and travelling. People can do some catching up.
 
Is it part of your task to make sure the players stay focused when they return?
 
It's part of all our jobs. I'm not being glib: everyone at this football club plays a part in what we do. We all stand or fall by what anyone does.
 
It's been our best ever start to the Premier League. How much attention are you paying to the table right now?
 
Well I hope you are saying in May that it's been our best finish as well. At the end of the day, I don't know anything that's ever been won in October.
 
How hard is it to keep everyone's feet on the ground with all the media hype surrounding our title credentials?
 
Well everyone knows what's expected of them. At the moment we have nothing. It's nice to get the plaudits and I hope we're getting them at the end of the season. Only then will it matter.
 
How much have you enjoyed these first few months back?
 
[Smiles] Not at all! No, it's been magnificent. It's just great being back and working with such a good team. There's great staff and it's a fantastic environment.
 
Are you even more confident now than you were when you returned that we could be up there come May?
 
I am always confident – this is Liverpool Football Club. I'm always confident we'll be challenging in May because if we're not then there's something wrong. We know the challenge ahead and the potential pitfalls but I'm confident now, as I was when I came back, because we're Liverpool. We have aspirations and expectations and we have to make sure we try to fulfil them.
 
Looking around the rest of the league, who else has impressed you?
 
I don't look at the rest of the Premier League, I look at our next game. I'm just concerned with Liverpool. There's a number of great teams out there but each game presents it's own difficulties. Look at the game against Stoke. We're fully aware of the strengths and weaknesses of every opposition that we have to play.



Nice to see our Assistant manager likes Dirky Boy and is impressed with our start so far .
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Postby Jimmy the Weasel » Thu Oct 09, 2008 10:28 am

Well case closed!!

When asked about Dirk, I was genuinely expecting him to say "he works really hard, which we all completely appreciate, but he really is quite a limited footballer..." :laugh:
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