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Mon Dec 06, 2004 2:30 pmby bigmick
Any attempts to defend or justify the calamitous reign and farcical transfer dealings of Houllier fall on deaf ears with me. We've done this to death so I'm gonna move on. Stu's got some valid and informed opinions but on this one he's just plain wrong. If this was the only time I had ever read Stu's opinions I would say that he "has no knowledge of football whatsoever", however I know that he has so we'll just have to let him off.
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 2:54 pmby supersub
I said it last season and repeated again not so long ago,the treble cup win was a wonderful achievement and a welcome change from the barren times previous,but that season only served to paper over the obvious cracks in the style of play employed by Houllier.Instead of building on the success of season 2000/2001,albeit with huge chunks of luck,Mr Houllier failed miserably to develop the team to compete at the highest levels except in one off situations i.e. the odd European game.The real measure of a great team,a team that will be admired throughout Europe and the world,a team that most of us,once again crave,the real measure is league titles,European titles...I've been to countless cup-finals and yes it is an enjoyable weekend away and I wouldn't pass them up if they came along,but let's get real..the holy grail is the championship and Gerard Houllier was not able to do it and it was everyone else's fault according to GARP.
Charity Shields...trophy..do me a favour..it's just an excuse for a p**s up...
I'm sick of talking about the 120 million..most of it squandered....
stu put Houllier to bed and move on...
I'm bored of this .....pwwwhhhh!!!
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 3:05 pmby jim_morrison_supported_liverpool
supersub wrote:stu put Houllier to bed
with a cup of cocoa and a hot water bottle?
Posted:
Mon Dec 06, 2004 3:09 pmby bigmick
I'm trying to work our what pwwwhhhh!! means. I've never owned a mobile phone and FFS took me about two weeks to get me head round, (Now I have though, I use it all the time. Very urban, good for the old street cred.) So here goes, Please whenever we waste hours humming and Hahing over Houlliers Howlers...... No its not right is it? 
Posted:
Mon Dec 06, 2004 3:12 pmby supersub
That is exactly what it means...
Posted:
Mon Dec 06, 2004 3:16 pmby jim_morrison_supported_liverpool
thats odd, i thought it was
"puny whiteman without warmth having hidden his hat?"
Posted:
Mon Dec 06, 2004 3:19 pmby bigmick
Thats the one James, you have it mate. I'm gonna try and stick it in amongst my conversation at every opportunity.
Posted:
Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:13 pmby LFC #1
The UEFA Cup and FA cup wins were big successes in my book , and no-one can belittle them.
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:20 pmby JBG
LFC #1 wrote:The UEFA Cup and FA cup wins were big successes in my book , and no-one can belittle them.
You weren't around then for the League Championships and European Cup wins?
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:24 pmby LFC #1
i was only 3 when we won our last league championship 
, so the FA Cup and UEFA cup has been the biggest success I have seen as a supporter, that is why I still have a lot of respect for GH, although it was definately time for him to go.
Posted:
Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:30 pmby JBG
It wasn't a dig at you LFC1, but to older supporters who lived during the glory days the "treble" of 2001 (1984 was a real treble) was not the great achievement that many Liverpool supporters make out.
Sure, I hugely enjoyed it, but its value has been over stated.
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:35 pmby LFC #1
yeh i know, I feel unfortunate not ot have been alive during the "glory" years , and hope that one day we will return to the pinnacle of English and European football (hopefully under Rafa) 
Posted:
Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:37 pmby JBG
LFC #1 wrote:yeh i know, I feel unfortunate not ot have been alive during the "glory" years , and hope that one day we will return to the pinnacle of English and European football (hopefully under Rafa)
I myself was there for most of the 1980s, but the likes of supersub and daglish remember the 1970s cup triumphs.
In many ways I have to say fair play to over seas supporters who started following the club in the 1990s because at least they cannot be accused of jumping on the band wagon!
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:38 pmby A.B.
John Barnes' Granny wrote:LFC #1 wrote:yeh i know, I feel unfortunate not ot have been alive during the "glory" years , and hope that one day we will return to the pinnacle of English and European football (hopefully under Rafa)
I myself was there for most of the 1980s, but the likes of supersub and daglish remember the 1970s cup triumphs.
In many ways I have to say fair play to over seas supporters who started following the club in the 1990s because at least they cannot be accused of jumping on the band wagon!
I'm glad you said that.
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Mon Dec 06, 2004 11:40 pmby LFC #1
John Barnes' Granny wrote:In many ways I have to say fair play to over seas supporters who started following the club in the 1990s because at least they cannot be accused of jumping on the band wagon!
you have no idea how many do though over here, the amount of manure fans there were when they won the CL in 1999 was astronomical.
I hate glory hunters. 