Bulld0gs Liverpool Thread

[Bulld0g]

After G Bale being MOTM here's the next best one.

I thought it was Scott Parker who was MOTM

[zee24]

After G Bale being MOTM here's the next best one.

Scott Parker was MOM, Gareth Bale did f all last night apart from moan n miss the best chance of the game

[Bulld0g]

Scott Parker was MOM, Gareth Bale did f all last night apart from moan n miss the best chance of the game

It's really unusual for Andy to get things wrong

[zee24]

[jordigirl]

it was scott parker who got man of the match in my humble opinion a thought he deserved it aswell

[zee24]

I thought he did aswell, i know some disagree but i felt he was brilliant. He made a couple of silly tackles and got a yellow for one but it dnt stop him from playing any different reminded me of the 90s seeing players get stuck in, nowadays all you see is a bunch of panseys rollin around, Parker took his punishment as much as he dished out.

I think it was bit of a duel between Parker n Gerrard for the Eng captaincy with Capello in the stands watching the same between Johnson and Kyle Walker for Eng right back position.

[andy1967]

I said Parker

[milan9]

**** parker skrtel was motm by a mile bale got **** all off him except a shove into to the stands

[zee24]

The medias so up Bales a55 its unbeleivable, just coz hes 1 of the best British players to emerge in awhile doesn't mean hes untouchable. Skrtel getting some criticism coz he tackled him or slightly man handled him? wtf Bale was poor yesterday he had a bad game, but the media are too dumb founded they dnt see it like that.

[Wolfpack]

If Bale didn't have that game against Inter where he man handle Micon no one would talk so highly of him. I think he's a good player but one game don't make you great. I think Downing was MOTM........Just kidding. I agree with Milan that Parker of Skrtil were MOTM with a look at Pepe for making the save of the year.

[zee24]

We should start Kop Cat against Utd hed turn rings around the Utd defence aswell as clawing Evras face off

[firestorm]

RIP Jessie Paisley
Liverpool Football Club were today deeply saddened to learn of the death of Jessie Paisley, wife of legendary Reds manager Bob.

Jessie passed away in hospital on Wednesday morning at the age of 96 after being diagnosed with an infection of the heart last week.

She was right by Bob's side as he became the most successful manager in Liverpool FC's history, guiding the Reds to six league titles, three European Cups, three League Cups, one UEFA Cup and one European Super Cup during his nine-year tenure at the helm between 1974 and 1983.

"She was the driving force behind my dad," son Graham said today.

"She idolised my dad and was very much Liverpool Football Club through and through. In fact, the last piece of good news she got was the team beating the two Manchester clubs in the cups - she was very pleased about that.

"She was so fully supportive of what my dad did - she was always 100 per cent behind him. There was no side to her and she never begrudged the time he'd have to spend away from home.

"She was a schoolteacher most of her working life, so when my dad was off on his travels, she was very much the one in charge of the family. She controlled what was going on and even controlled my dad when he was at home - she was a very organised lady.

"In many ways, she was his unpaid secretary and would help him write speeches and respond to correspondence. Obviously the demands of football were different back then to what they are now, but she was very protective of his limited home life.

"If he came home and things were stressful, she knew when to say something or when not to mention anything about games - she got the balance right most of the time."

Three years after Bob passed away in February 1996, Liverpool FC unveiled a permanent tribute to him outside the Kop at Anfield in the form of the Paisley Gates.

The gateway was opened by Jessie in April 1999 and features the three European Cups the Reds won under Paisley's management.

"That was a big thrill for her," added Graham. "My dad was so proud of the three European Cups and to have those on the gates at the Kop was a real privilege.

"We have a wonderful photo of her at the opening of the gates and in many ways that moment epitomised what she thought of my dad."

Everybody at Liverpool Football Club would like to pass on their condolences to Jessie's family and friends at this difficult time.
Author: James Carroll

[milan9]

R.I.P Jessie bobs waiting for you girl

[milan9]

skrtels wasnt a tackle it was an interception the joke refs dont know the difference these days yes he took the man afterwards.... so does this mean carrol should have had a pen after dawson went through him after first playing the ball. i hope to god that clown web is not the ref on sat else we can forget it

[zee24]

JESSIE Paisley, wife of Liverpool FC's most successful manager Bob Paisley, has died aged 96.


She passed away in hospital this morning after being diagnosed with a heart infection last week.


Jessie's son Graham today said: "She was the driving force behind my dad."
And it was some force, with Bob Paisley guiding the Reds to six league titles, three European Cups, three League Cups, one UEFA Cup and one European Super Cup in just nine years in charge between 1974 and 1983.

RIP Jessie our thoughts go out to the whole Paisley family, you'll never be forgotten by all concerned with LFC and we won't forget what you did for the club. YNWA