Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 8:02 pmSlip up now and its going to look very bad
dabble on Torres first scorer, £5 @ 3-1. Nice little bonus.
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Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 8:02 pmPosted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 8:36 pmGot in the ground today and saw people putting bets on, thought I'd have a little
dabble on Torres first scorer, £5 @ 3-1. Nice little bonus.
dabble on Torres first scorer, £5 @ 3-1. Nice little bonus.
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 8:52 pmConsidering the emotion and the significance of today, the football match almost paled into insignificance in comparison. Obviously it was still a must win massive game but the fact that it was the Hillsbrough tribute day, plus the fact that the game turned into a training session made for a strange atmosphere.
As for on the pitch, it was one of the easiest games I can remember us having for years. Even Newcastle put up a better fight when we battered them 5-1 earlier in the season.
YNWA 96.
As for on the pitch, it was one of the easiest games I can remember us having for years. Even Newcastle put up a better fight when we battered them 5-1 earlier in the season.
YNWA 96.
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 9:30 pmgreat result for us just have to keep it going
come on red men
come on red men
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:33 pmListen to that YNWA on MOTD. Gives me goosebumps every time I hear that.
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:48 pmmgabby wrote:again thismacheda
lookin at replay it was pure luck could have been any other player
unbelieveable would have been so good for us if sunderland had drew with those
getting sick of this luck factor winning games for manure
we've beaten scumsea and manure twice this season in PL and scored more goals and have a better goal difference we so deserve to be top
can only pray now that manure lose or draw some games and we keep winning......
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 10:49 pmbavlondon wrote:Listen to that YNWA on MOTD. Gives me goosebumps every time I hear that.
What did the pundits say Bav? Im stuck in work
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:00 pmEffes wrote:bavlondon wrote:Listen to that YNWA on MOTD. Gives me goosebumps every time I hear that.
What did the pundits say Bav? Im stuck in work
They showed a clip of YNWA first including Steven Warnock putting down the flowers which was really nice. Then the match highlightsThen Hansen and Lawro talked about the events of that day and how it's bad it had to take something like that for everyone to wake up and properly prepare for games. He looked really teary eyed as well (Hansen).
Then they talked about the game today and he was basically focusing on Masch. Not a mention on Torres even with that wonder goal. Guess they just expect it every week now.
btw before the game on the sport segment on the news at 10 they had a small piece on Hillsborough and a short extract of an interview with Stevie who was talking about losing his cousin that day. I think the full or longer version of that is posted somewhere around here.
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:01 pmThat fecking Manc is lurking again.
Go back to your own boards
Go back to your own boards
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:02 pmNANNY RED wrote:That fecking Manc is lurking again.
Go back to your own boards
Which one I forgot his name. Someone ban him he is just going to come here and say disrespectful things about Hillsborough.
edit:
man utd the incredibles.
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:10 pmbavlondon wrote:Effes wrote:bavlondon wrote:Listen to that YNWA on MOTD. Gives me goosebumps every time I hear that.
What did the pundits say Bav? Im stuck in work
They showed a clip of YNWA first including Steven Warnock putting down the flowers which was really nice. Then the match highlightsThen Hansen and Lawro talked about the events of that day and how it's bad it had to take something like that for everyone to wake up and properly prepare for games. He looked really teary eyed as well (Hansen).
Then they talked about the game today and he was basically focusing on Masch. Not a mention on Torres even with that wonder goal. Guess they just expect it every week now.
btw before the game on the sport segment on the news at 10 they had a small piece on Hillsborough and a short extract of an interview with Stevie who was talking about losing his cousin that day. I think the full or longer version of that is posted somewhere around here.
Cheers Bav
Cant see many goals being better than Torres' this month.
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:12 pmEffes wrote:bavlondon wrote:Effes wrote:bavlondon wrote:Listen to that YNWA on MOTD. Gives me goosebumps every time I hear that.
What did the pundits say Bav? Im stuck in work
They showed a clip of YNWA first including Steven Warnock putting down the flowers which was really nice. Then the match highlightsThen Hansen and Lawro talked about the events of that day and how it's bad it had to take something like that for everyone to wake up and properly prepare for games. He looked really teary eyed as well (Hansen).
Then they talked about the game today and he was basically focusing on Masch. Not a mention on Torres even with that wonder goal. Guess they just expect it every week now.
btw before the game on the sport segment on the news at 10 they had a small piece on Hillsborough and a short extract of an interview with Stevie who was talking about losing his cousin that day. I think the full or longer version of that is posted somewhere around here.
Cheers Bav
Cant see many goals being better than Torres' this month.
Me neither, great first time touch from him. Still as far as any goal of the month goes I reckon everyone will end up choosing that 17 year old manc
. 
Look at that goal difference 38!!!!
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:20 pmTorres: Momentum is with Pool
Fernando Torres feels thrashing Blackburn Rovers will lift Liverpool's confidence ahead of the UEFA Champions League clash with Chelsea.
Liverpool's European prospects are hanging in the balance following a 3-1 home defeat in the first leg of their quarter-final tie on Wednesday night.
Back in Premier League action and the Reds responded superbly as Torres scored twice en route to a 4-0 victory over Blackburn.
Torres, who scored Liverpool's goal in the first leg against Chelsea, is looking forward to Tuesday's trip to Stamford Bridge.
And the in-form Spanish striker is feeling upbeat about the five-time European champions' chances of upsetting the odds and reaching the Champions League semi-finals.
"It was a great result coming after the game against Chelsea," Torres told Sky Sports. "The last game wasn't good, but we've done our job.
"We have confidence after this result to go to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday."
Torres' first goal was a contender for goal of the season, as he controlled a long ball on his chest before swivelling to hook a fierce strike into the far corner.
"Sometimes you try to score like this, but normally the ball goes out," he added. "But this one went in. It was a good goal."
Fernando Torres feels thrashing Blackburn Rovers will lift Liverpool's confidence ahead of the UEFA Champions League clash with Chelsea.
Liverpool's European prospects are hanging in the balance following a 3-1 home defeat in the first leg of their quarter-final tie on Wednesday night.
Back in Premier League action and the Reds responded superbly as Torres scored twice en route to a 4-0 victory over Blackburn.
Torres, who scored Liverpool's goal in the first leg against Chelsea, is looking forward to Tuesday's trip to Stamford Bridge.
And the in-form Spanish striker is feeling upbeat about the five-time European champions' chances of upsetting the odds and reaching the Champions League semi-finals.
"It was a great result coming after the game against Chelsea," Torres told Sky Sports. "The last game wasn't good, but we've done our job.
"We have confidence after this result to go to Stamford Bridge on Tuesday."
Torres' first goal was a contender for goal of the season, as he controlled a long ball on his chest before swivelling to hook a fierce strike into the far corner.
"Sometimes you try to score like this, but normally the ball goes out," he added. "But this one went in. It was a good goal."
Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 11:45 pmEffes wrote:Got in the ground today and saw people putting bets on, thought I'd have a little
dabble on Torres first scorer, £5 @ 3-1. Nice little bonus.
Had a tenner on us to win 3-0 at 8/1, needless to say Ngog was getting dogs abuse from me.
Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2009 1:30 amFark me lads, I said to my boys when we were 2 up, 'we need 4 here to build up the goal difference' and I have to say I´ve never seem a 10-0 game won 4-0 until today.
Great win and response after the Chelsea game but we should have put 6 or 7 away today.
Great win and response after the Chelsea game but we should have put 6 or 7 away today.