Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:48 amThe ref IMHO lost the control of the game in that play and everything else that happened on the pitch was a consequence of his very own mistake.
Exactly! Thats how I saw it too.
Exactly! Thats how I saw it too.
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Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 8:48 amExactly! Thats how I saw it too.
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 9:14 amThat fuckin pube headed, unibrow afro dirty cheating b@stard should have walked for his challenge on Dirk and Jimmy the Greek.
And dont get me started on that dirty little rat Pienaar.
And dont get me started on that dirty little rat Pienaar.
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 9:22 amNANNY RED wrote:bavlondon wrote:Did anyone see purple aki at the game yesterday? I read on another forum that he ran onto the pitch and someone shouted "Carra cover your muscles"
Bav there talking about Yakuboohes the bitters purple aki,
bits here
haha inbulk that Bav thought purple aki ran on the pitch
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 9:41 amOh did they mean Yakubu? Now it makes sense.
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 10:23 ambavlondon wrote:Oh did they mean Yakubu? Now it makes sense.
Ye strawberry mivvy Bav
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 10:43 ambavlondon wrote:Oh did they mean Yakubu? Now it makes sense.
Funniest part of the day was the 'you're just a fat purple aki' chant when Yakubu came on. I was in pieces.
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 10:49 amgreat win, played superb with 10. looked like we "wanted" it more....now the ....if we beat them we're only 2 points behind them.
....if we beat them we're only 2 points behind them.Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 10:57 amFirst time I've managed to get tickets for a derby game and I have to say it was an awsome experience, enjoyed every minute of it, especially because we won and I was sat next my Everton supporting mate!
Kyrgiakos's challenge looked bad at first, I wasn't far away from it and in real time it looked as though Kyrgiakos was the main offender, so I'll let the ref off with it even though replays showed it was a stamp by Fellaini. There was no excuse for Pienaar managing to stay on the pitch as long as he did though.
All our players were up for that game. Mascherano especially who didn't look like he lost a tackle all day, he was superb. Kuyt, Insua, Gerrard and Carra were great too. Gerrard once again dispelled the myth that he can no longer operate as a central midfielder.
The only black mark against us was the half-hearted display by Babel. The lad just doesn't put in a shift. For those who slag off Ngog, he is actually very good at holding up the ball as a lone striker and bringing other players into the game, even if he doesn't have a lot of goals in him. He has improved a lot over the last 12 months. Babel neither had the workrate nor the first touch of Ngog and therefore we came under more pressure in the last 30 mins than we did in the first hour because the ball wouldn't stick up front.
Overall a very satisfying win though. The key to our recent success has been a much improved defence. Clean sheets breed confidence.
Kyrgiakos's challenge looked bad at first, I wasn't far away from it and in real time it looked as though Kyrgiakos was the main offender, so I'll let the ref off with it even though replays showed it was a stamp by Fellaini. There was no excuse for Pienaar managing to stay on the pitch as long as he did though.
All our players were up for that game. Mascherano especially who didn't look like he lost a tackle all day, he was superb. Kuyt, Insua, Gerrard and Carra were great too. Gerrard once again dispelled the myth that he can no longer operate as a central midfielder.
The only black mark against us was the half-hearted display by Babel. The lad just doesn't put in a shift. For those who slag off Ngog, he is actually very good at holding up the ball as a lone striker and bringing other players into the game, even if he doesn't have a lot of goals in him. He has improved a lot over the last 12 months. Babel neither had the workrate nor the first touch of Ngog and therefore we came under more pressure in the last 30 mins than we did in the first hour because the ball wouldn't stick up front.
Overall a very satisfying win though. The key to our recent success has been a much improved defence. Clean sheets breed confidence.
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 11:59 amstmichael wrote:i'm sick of beating that lot with 10 men. maybe we can go down to 9 next seaon, give them a chance!
You're bad Mick
Posted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 4:03 pmNANNY RED wrote:bavlondon wrote:Did anyone see purple aki at the game yesterday? I read on another forum that he ran onto the pitch and someone shouted "Carra cover your muscles"
Bav there talking about Yakuboo
I need to start going the game again ,I thought they meant Anichebe ,I remember Yakubu's chant being He's just a fat Emile Heskey
,but the Purple Aki one is much better ....Posted: Mon May 17, 2010 9:42 pmI can still remember the one from 2001 
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My" target="_blank">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v....Webpage It is the late win against them and it was amazing . Also check out my other Liverpool vids