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daxy1 wrote:the bitter fookers think they won the game the way there goin muppets all of them!

Ive switched me phone off Daxy fed up to the back teeth with them  Youd think theyd won the world cup the way there carring on gang of meffs the lot of them, My son an all

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Ciggy wrote:My husband has just worked for 48 hours and cannot put in 100% Its not fair. I cannot be doing with it anymore he earns pitance to our players and has been working for 48 hours.

Liverpool feck off

How do you work for 48 hours, I didn't know that was legal or possible but I realise your point and sympathise, and I'm sure you don't mean Liverpool feck off.

worked for longer than 48 hours before

flipping burgers for more than 48 hours straight? 

actually working in kosovo with the military doing humanitary work in refugee camps - anymore smart comments you want to make ?

So they don't eat burgers then? chill out dude, I've noticed that you take things too seriously now I understand why, had no idea you were a doo-gooder that explains a lot. I do take my hat off to you though, a lot of good work for charity etc.

Doo gooder ?!?! you really dont have a clue do you .

oh for fecks sake will you lighten up, it was a just a bit of a joke, I genuinely take my hat off to you pal. That is a fine and noble thing you're doing and deserves respect which you certainly get from me, just wish I could respect your opinions on football as much.

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heimdall wrote:

Ciggy wrote:My husband has just worked for 48 hours and cannot put in 100% Its not fair. I cannot be doing with it anymore he earns pitance to our players and has been working for 48 hours.

Liverpool feck off

How do you work for 48 hours, I didn't know that was legal or possible but I realise your point and sympathise, and I'm sure you don't mean Liverpool feck off.

worked for longer than 48 hours before

flipping burgers for more than 48 hours straight? 

actually working in kosovo with the military doing humanitary work in refugee camps - anymore smart comments you want to make ?

So they don't eat burgers then? chill out dude, I've noticed that you take things too seriously now I understand why, had no idea you were a doo-gooder that explains a lot. I do take my hat off to you though, a lot of good work for charity etc.

Doo gooder ?!?! you really dont have a clue do you .

oh for fecks sake will you lighten up, it was a just a bit of a joke, I genuinely take my hat off to you pal. That is a fine and noble thing you're doing and deserves respect which you certainly get from me, just wish I could respect your opinions on football as much.

GYBS wrote:grow up the pair of you - like a bunch of immature kids .

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LegBarnes wrote:its gonna be benny bashing from me for a long time.

Try dating, works a treat for that kind of thing !

me and the mrs both like benny bashing so that sounds like a date to me. 

Just kidding fella.

Im actually not too fussed about this result. Dissapointed but cant understand why people go to such lengths to criticise the team, manager, each other or whatever. Anything can happen in derbies, they are always passionate affairs, remember the 4-4 when Dalglish was in charge? In these matches these results happen. We are yet to play the other top teams and results against these will change everything, especially at old trafford. Poor result to go with a poor performance, lets put it down to playing on a monday, a rare occurance.

Chin up, its not over yet.

Dundalk wrote:Rafa....


Rafa Benitez has told his disheartened players they still have an excellent chance of ending Liverpool's long wait for a league title despite missing out on top spot with a 1-1 draw against Everton.
Steven Gerrard looked to have given the Reds all three points with a wonderful hit from 30 yards. Anfield was stunned, however, when Tim Cahill nodded home at the near post with just minutes remaining.

The result puts Liverpool level on points with leaders Manchester United, who have a superior goal difference and a game in hand.

Asked how big a blow a derby draw was to his side's title hopes, Benitez replied: "It is too soon. We are in a very good position. It could be better, but we have to look at the positives. We are level on points at the top with Man Utd and it's January. We are also through in the Champions League and the Cup.

"We have to be disappointed because we dropped two points when we were winning with three minutes to go, but still there are a lot of positives.

"You have to think about whether we would have wanted to be in this position if you asked back in August - I can guarantee that 100 per cent of the fans would have said yes.

"I have told the players - and it's not easy because everyone is disappointed - that they have to look at the positives.

"We can play better. Some players are coming back from injury and they will improve."

Asked if the foul from Yossi Benayoun which led to Everton's equaliser was avoidable, Benitez added: "I have seen the replay of how we conceded and maybe it wasn't necessary. The delivery was really good but maybe we could have done better."

Reporters also quizzed Benitez on whether he regretted substituting Fernando Torres shortly before the leveller.

He said: "I do not know what difference it would have made to have a very tired Torres on the pitch defending this free-kick."

that interview two words .... TOTAL !

GYBS wrote:well lets see whose opinion is more valid yours on rafas - ncie and simple to see .

Gerrard30391 wrote:

GYBS wrote:grow up the pair of you - like a bunch of immature kids .

GYBS

Waste and Space,

make a sentance,

it describes them well.

and who the feck asked for your opinion numb nuts?? Sorry that is a bit harsh but seriously how rude barging into the middle of an argument with nastiness like that anyway can I be space, that sounds kind of cool, waste just sounds like a bin man or something.