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by **bigmick** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 4:04 am

This is going to sound pretty strange coming from me, but why is everyone so quiet around here at the moment? Surely it's not because the Mancs managed to beat Fulham who incidently only played half a fecking team this morning as they've got a "Big" match against West Brom at the weekend.
None of us expected them to get anything, so although the Mancs have stretched the lead out to five points and my well stretch it out to eight against Blackburn before we play again, it doesn't change a thing.

Basically, we need to win lots and lots of matches on the bounce, including winning at Old Trafford. If we can do that (and admittedly it's quite a big IF), then we'll see what a good side they are when they're bang under pressure and in the heat of battle. At the moment they are cruising, the football world has got their trousers round their ankles w@nking on about what a good side they are, and teams are beat before they even turn up.

We know what we've got to do though. We've got to stay close enough so we that if we can pr!ck their bubble at Old Trafford, it'll make the old doubts creep in. We maybe behind on points but we've got a punchers chance. Just need to get in close enough though so if we can actually clock em on the chin, it makes em come down.

Whatever though, no need for everyone to stop posting because they beat Fulham reserves.

by **112-1077774096** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 4:13 am

Hi Mick, I am here

by **bigmick** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 4:49 am

peewee wrote:Hi Mick, I am here

Good Pee, glad someone is. I don't think I've ever seen it quieter round here. Almost like a collective gloom has descended since the Mancs managed to overcome the mighty Fulham.

by **112-1077774096** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 4:57 am

don't worry mick, it was a crafty plan to lure the mancs into a false sense of security before they play them again at craven cottage in march

by **bigmick** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 5:07 am

How can that be that they have to play em again? They should have had to play half the teams in the first 19 games, then the other half afterwards surely? Now that Fulham are 10th or something there canot be a better time to play em, not going down and obviously not getting into Europe either.

by **112-1077774096** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 5:28 am

it's the game in hand mick. also the mancs game against portsmouth next week is off, I can only assume thats for the league cup final so they will go back to having a game in hand on us.

by **Greavesie** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 6:04 am

I'm here Mick, theres not much Liverpool being talked about at the moment, find myself talking more in the general chat lately, takes my mind of the season for a bit. Theres a few doom and gloomers (sometimes I can be one myself) but I come on here for reassurance that theres light at he end of the tunnel and half the time the optimism just isnt to be seen unfortunately

Maybe its just the last games liverpool players played were pointless friendlies and weve had nearly 2 weeks off...

by **SupitsJonF** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 6:27 am

When I post people are sleeping.

When people post I'm sleeping.

Or I'm at class. Lose-Lose. (But Win-Win for your :censored:

)

by **dawson99** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:51 am

I mentioned this earleir it being so quiet. I dunno why... february blues i reckon, and no liverpool games, plus theres no love lately. Too many arguaments and people would rather... work!!! than come on here to moan or argue.

As for me, I'd rather do anything than work

by **Judge** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:52 am

dawson99 wrote:I mentioned this earleir it being so quiet. I dunno why... february blues i reckon, and no liverpool games, plus theres no love lately. Too many arguaments and people would rather... work!!! than come on here to moan or argue.

As for me, I'd rather do anything than work

Dawson any tips for the national?

by **dawson99** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 8:59 am

Nothing as yet. I will always remember when number 6 Val Verde won. I tipped it up to everyone i knew at 33s... and half the people backed the number 6 horse... if i hear, you shall hear as well sir

by **Greavesie** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 9:21 am

dawson99 wrote:I mentioned this earleir it being so quiet. I dunno why... february blues i reckon, and no liverpool games, plus theres no love lately. Too many arguaments and people would rather... work!!! than come on here to moan or argue.

As for me, I'd rather do anything than work

don't worry about that mate, the luxaries of being a student, I'd rather just be on here rather than doin fuk all or when I'm not getting drunk

by **Judge** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 10:37 am

dawson99 wrote:Nothing as yet. I will always remember when number 6 Val Verde won. I tipped it up to everyone i knew at 33s... and half the people backed the number 6 horse... if i hear, you shall hear as well sir

cheers ole bean

by **stmichael** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:51 am

bigmick wrote:This is going to sound pretty strange coming from me, but why is everyone so quiet around here at the moment? Surely it's not because the Mancs managed to beat Fulham who incidently only played half a fecking team this morning as they've got a "Big" match against West Brom at the weekend.
None of us expected them to get anything, so although the Mancs have stretched the lead out to five points and my well stretch it out to eight against Blackburn before we play again, it doesn't change a thing.

Basically, we need to win lots and lots of matches on the bounce, including winning at Old Trafford. If we can do that (and admittedly it's quite a big IF), then we'll see what a good side they are when they're bang under pressure and in the heat of battle. At the moment they are cruising, the football world has got their trousers round their ankles w@nking on about what a good side they are, and teams are beat before they even turn up.

We know what we've got to do though. We've got to stay close enough so we that if we can pr!ck their bubble at Old Trafford, it'll make the old doubts creep in. We maybe behind on points but we've got a punchers chance. Just need to get in close enough though so if we can actually clock em on the chin, it makes em come down.

Whatever though, no need for everyone to stop posting because they beat Fulham reserves.

If I was a Fulham fan having tavelled to that game last night I'd be f#cking embarassed. It was like a training game.

This is the same Fulham who came to Anfield and defended as if their lives depended on it. Last night it looked as if they were beaten before they even got on the pitch.

by **bigmick** » Thu Feb 19, 2009 11:52 am

stmichael wrote:
bigmick wrote:This is going to sound pretty strange coming from me, but why is everyone so quiet around here at the moment? Surely it's not because the Mancs managed to beat Fulham who incidently only played half a fecking team this morning as they've got a "Big" match against West Brom at the weekend.
None of us expected them to get anything, so although the Mancs have stretched the lead out to five points and my well stretch it out to eight against Blackburn before we play again, it doesn't change a thing.

Basically, we need to win lots and lots of matches on the bounce, including winning at Old Trafford. If we can do that (and admittedly it's quite a big IF), then we'll see what a good side they are when they're bang under pressure and in the heat of battle. At the moment they are cruising, the football world has got their trousers round their ankles w@nking on about what a good side they are, and teams are beat before they even turn up.

We know what we've got to do though. We've got to stay close enough so we that if we can pr!ck their bubble at Old Trafford, it'll make the old doubts creep in. We maybe behind on points but we've got a punchers chance. Just need to get in close enough though so if we can actually clock em on the chin, it makes em come down.

Whatever though, no need for everyone to stop posting because they beat Fulham reserves.

If I was a Fulham fan having tavelled to that game last night I'd be f#cking embarassed. It was like a training game.

This is the same Fulham who came to Anfield and defended as if their lives depended on it. Last night it looked as if they were beaten before they even got on the pitch.

100% agree with that, their perfromance was a fecking joke.

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