Bulld0gs Liverpool Thread

**pillapow** · 10 May, 2011, 13:08

Draw tonight hopefully -

**thered** · 10 May, 2011, 13:30

Originally posted by pillapow

Thats got to be the worst load of shit ive heard you say on here.

its true or wernt you born then?

or do you believe his book ?

but to be fair he aint gonna say in his book the team was going nowhere it needed an overhaul and i didnt want to ruin my reputation doing it so i let souness ruin his

is he ?

**pillapow** · 10 May, 2011, 13:39

Originally posted by thered

its true or wernt you born then?

or do you believe his book ?

but to be fair he aint gonna say in his book the team was going nowhere it needed an overhaul and i didnt want to ruin my reputation doing it so i let souness ruin his

is he ?

I was born in 86 and didnt follow Liverpool much until 2006 when i actually realised what i am missing out on and began to understand what LFC is all about, past & present. (Dont label me a gloryhunter because ive always been a red) I wish i done it sooner and kept playing football day in day out but time has passed me by and other things led me astray (wheres me violin?) I havent read Dalglish's book (yet) Im on SG's book at the mo, Your best asking one of the aldfellas about that

But it just sounded like you were having a dig at Dalglish/us for no reason and it didnt sound right tbh, I may be wrong.

**boomer39** · 10 May, 2011, 15:11

Originally posted by pillapow

I was born in 86 and didnt follow Liverpool much until 2006 when i actually realised what i am missing out on and began to understand what LFC is all about, past & present. (Dont label me a gloryhunter because ive always been a red) I wish i done it sooner and kept playing football day in day out but time has passed me by and other things led me astray (wheres me violin?) I havent read Dalglish's book (yet) Im on SG's book at the mo, Your best asking one of the aldfellas about that

But it just sounded like you were having a dig at Dalglish/us for no reason and it didnt sound right tbh, I may be wrong.

20, well maybe 15, wasted years...better live a long and happy life to make up for them!!!!

**Bulld0g** · 10 May, 2011, 19:55

Originally posted by thered

like a phoenix from the flames he wasnt even good enough for newcastle

No m8 the Liverbird will rise like a Phoenix from the flames, not Kenny, He's a god anyway.

**Bulld0g** · 10 May, 2011, 19:58

Originally posted by thered

its true or wernt you born then?

or do you believe his book ?

but to be fair he aint gonna say in his book the team was going nowhere it needed an overhaul and i didnt want to ruin my reputation doing it so i let souness ruin his

is he ?

Top of the league and in the fa cup with kids coming through, yea he really left us in the shit didn't he

**Bulld0g** · 10 May, 2011, 20:03

Originally posted by pillapow

But it just sounded like you were having a dig at Dalglish/us for no reason and it didnt sound right tbh, I may be wrong.

Your partly wrong pilla, he was having a go at Kenny but not for no reason, but because he knows he's a threat to old whisky nose whose days are numbered.

**imanob** · 10 May, 2011, 20:07

think you remember back then he did leave us in the shit yes were top of the league but were losing it fast arsenal had been docked points for fightin with utd and were still catchin us hes buys were poor at the time always thought he was touted for the blackburn job i seen the the chairman on kick off say they had told to take as much time has he needed and come back but went somewere else instead dont let the legend that is kenny fool you

**Bulld0g** · 10 May, 2011, 20:21

i'm not fooled by anyone m8 i remember it all. Don't you remember the way he aged virtually overnight. If you believe what he said, and i do, it was similar to when Shanks retired. They both thought it was the right thing for them to do at the time, both soon realised maybe it wasn't the right thing they done afterall but it was too late to come back. Whatever way you look at it we were top of the league and still in the fa cup.

I remember Kenny at the press conference and he looked haunted. If ever there was a man showing stress it was him.

**imanob** · 10 May, 2011, 20:32

yes i remember how he was and it was prob right that he left after he had done after hillsbough but still think there more to it to be honest

**Bulld0g** · 10 May, 2011, 20:43

Each to their own opinion. I think if he would have left directly after Hillsborough there would have been people saying he left us when the club needed someone to show strength. You either believe or disbelieve what he said, i personally believe him.

**imanob** · 10 May, 2011, 20:51

has you eash to there own mate i respect yours

**opsmonkey** · 10 May, 2011, 20:51

he's regretted leaving ever since.. you can tell that by the way he's got the club moving.. score to settle with himself

**thered** · 10 May, 2011, 21:44

Originally posted by Bulld0g

Each to their own opinion. I think if he would have left directly after Hillsborough there would have been people saying he left us when the club needed someone to show strength. You either believe or disbelieve what he said, i personally believe him.

personally bd i think if he retired there and then or even at the end of the season it would have been understood

it was 2 years later he cited his reasons as pressure and health and was retiring from football

a few months later he is back at blackburn and i remember a lot of unhappy scousers who couldnt understand it it shocked the football league

i dont think his reasons stated later were 100% accurate what did he think as blackburn manager he wouldnt have to play liverpool or visit hillsbrough again

i have no doubt that kenny dalglish holds liverpool and their fans close to his heart he probably regrets leaving but i do not think for 1 second his later reasons regarding hillsborough were his reasons for leaving

i honestly believe his reasons were at least in part through a fear of failure and being the man who seen a decline in liverpool fc's fortunes

key players were getting on macmahon,whelan, hansen retired beardsley and rush were also just past their peaks of 86 ish the team was still decent but needed some major repairs

this is why i think he got out at the top to preserve his status as the king

football speak has always been 80% bullsh*t and we lap it up everytime we love to here it when they speak about the crowd and its always been a dream to play here and how much they love it

thing is its not always the case

**Bulld0g** · 10 May, 2011, 22:05

Like i said red we all have our own opinions on football matters and i believe his reasons. This so called decline we were in seen us win the league in 1990 and top it at the time of his retirement in the February we were also still in the fa cup.

How do we know what players may have been bought for the following season, Money wasn't a problem to buy players and Mcmanaman and Redknapp were starting their careers in the first team. So i don't buy into all that doom and gloom shite, We will never know what would have happened if he had taken a break and stayed on, but as it turned out that was to Utds benefit. His heart has always been at Liverpool and always will be there is no doubt about that

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