Kennys got too much class to come out and call you lot cheats, Everyone knows you are cheats, You need to cheat to win... Pretty pathetic really.. Your fans have no class either, Not an ounce of dignity, Sums you lot up.
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I am obsessed with Liverpool Football Club, I think you are too !
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just heard on espn ryan babel may be in trouble with fa, for posting a photograph of howard webb on his twitter page wearing a man utd shirt.perhaps he should have posted one with stevie g wearing same after all once he got himself sent off all hope of u winning game went with him what a a1 pratt.how muchbetter my sunday dinner tasted after all that went on in the match !Last edited by spondulick; 9 January, 2011, 19:43.Comment
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Everyone of them a pen. Look at the cheating Bulgarian today and ask yourself whty you even posted that vid
THE TRUTH
The Hillsborough Independent Panel. 12/09/12
Today's report is black and white.The Liverpool fans were not the cause of the disaster.
The panel has quite simply found 'no evidence' in support of allegations of 'exceptional levels of drunkenness, ticketlessness or violence among Liverpool fans' and 'no evidence that fans had conspired to arrive late at the stadium' and 'no evidence that they stole from the dead and dying'.Comment
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ahh the famous red cafe.. where they hack RAWK accounts, log in then post stuff about Hillsborough, take a screen shot then upload it to red cafe to talk about how 'scousers compare hodgson to hillsborough'
been very quiet on there since it was proved that one IP address accessed 3 accounts then managed to get a screen dump before the posts were deleted.. suddenly appeared on red cafe by one user..
fishy.. i think soLast edited by opsmonkey; 9 January, 2011, 19:52.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QQ7ruZ49I_4]YouTube - Proof that Man Utd bribe refs[/ame]Comment
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Ah your a RAWK ite lmao i did read that thread to be honest and the admins/mods pointed the finger at the cafe without any proof whatsoever.
There was a post on the cafe today asking wever the Liverpool fan singing Munich live on ITV had had his ticket hacked and that was in fact a cafe member impersonating him pmsl.Comment
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I dont hang around RAWK.. it's full of cocks but its a sad thing what the cafe did.. it's all over the different LFC forums
That lad off the tele will probably be taken to task by the clubComment
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Kenny Dalglish spoke of his desire to 'bring back the happy memories' for the Liverpool fans who today welcomed his return with rapture.
Chants of 'Dalglish' could be heard throughout our 1-0 FA Cup third round defeat to Manchester United - and the man himself admitted he was overcome with emotion to be back after 20 years away from the Liverpool dugout.
"The reception of the fans was unbelievable," said Dalglish. "It crossed my mind to do a Mourinho or a Gary Neville and run down the line to their corner but I never made it!
"But the fans have always held a special place for me and my family and thankfully they've got a long memory of those happy times. I hope we can bring them back. Their support for me today was superb.
"I cannot see into the future. All I can do is promise the same as when I signed in 1977 - 100 per cent commitment from Kenny Dalglish.
"The next six months will be fantastic for me. If we put as much effort and commitment to the cause as we have today then we should be alright.
"It's my responsibility to encourage the players and improve them, and hopefully we'll get better."
Asked what his old adversary Alex Ferguson said to him before kick-off, Dalglish replied: "He said 'Welcome back'. I thought he'd be up here first to warm you up before I came in to be honest!"
Liverpool lost 1-0 following a controversially awarded penalty after less than a minute of play, Daniel Agger making the slightest contact with Dimitar Berbatov.
Ryan Giggs duly converted, and though the Reds initially looked good for an equaliser, their task was made all the more difficult by the straight red card flashed by referee Howard Webb to Steven Gerrard for a strong challenge on Michael Carrick.
Dalglish added: "Obviously I'm not going to be pleased to lose a match but the most important thing for us is what we got out of it - that we had a great deal of effort and commitment from the players. Their endeavour and enthusiasm and commitment to the cause was matched by the supporters and if we get everyone pulling in the same direction we'll have a good chance to improve things going forward.
"I don't think any one of our players could be faulted for effort and commitment. Yes, they might pass it better or finish it better but this is a hard place to come.
"To concede a penalty in the first minute and get a man sent off was always going to make it difficult for us but the boys stuck to the task. Up until they hit the post late in the second half they had the penalty shot and very little else. If we can restrict the top teams to that then it bodes well for us."
Dalglish substituted Fernando Torres with 14 minutes remaining.
Quizzed on the striker's form, he said: "We couldn't have got any more from Fernando in terms of effort and commitment. He ran himself into the ground. It's a great sign he's determined to get himself back and silence any critics he's got. He did everything that was expected of him on the day.
"When you look at the lads, it doesn't matter how good a player you are - you've still got to have a bit of confidence. And we've got to get that confidence back in him.
"We've got to get the players confident and believing in themselves. Once we get that then we'll move forward."
The Reds had to do without Glen Johnson, whose wife fell into labour.
"The lads were thrown into a wee bit of turmoil yesterday with Glen Johnson's wife going to have a baby and it's 100 per cent proper that he wants to be with her," said Dalglish.
"Young Martin Kelly comes in and he's as good as anyone on the pitch. That's great encouragement for Martin and for all the young boys out there. Jonjo Shelvey came on and was a wee bit ambitious with his free-kick, but at least he's looked up and noticed something."
Dalglish was asked if he would appoint any new coaches to help him turn Liverpool's season around.
He replied: "I don't know - I've only just turned up. If there are people who have left positions then obviously they'll have to be filled."
Regarding possible new signings, The King added: "If somebody had said to me, this is your squad of players, would you take the job? I'd have said yes with the squad of players we've got. I've got no pre-conceived ideas of players I have in mind to bring in. Whether there are other targets there that the club had in mind before I came in, I don't know. And I shouldn't know because I wasn't in a privileged enough position to know."
Reporters wanted to know more about how Dalglish's return came about.
He told them: "I was on a boat, I was happy! Then I got a phone call from John Henry and he said 'Do you want to come and look after the team until the end of the season?'
"Being a professional athlete I was at the bar!
"It's brilliant. It's amazing how quickly the memory comes back to you. It doesn't seem that long ago that I was in the dressing room.
"It's a club that means a great deal to me and my family."
THE TRUTH
The Hillsborough Independent Panel. 12/09/12
Today's report is black and white.The Liverpool fans were not the cause of the disaster.
The panel has quite simply found 'no evidence' in support of allegations of 'exceptional levels of drunkenness, ticketlessness or violence among Liverpool fans' and 'no evidence that fans had conspired to arrive late at the stadium' and 'no evidence that they stole from the dead and dying'.Comment
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Even the one at 60 seconds lmao there's not a player even in his vicinity. Point was we all get away with one from time to time even captain fanplastic and im in agreement on the whole the penalty was very harsh today although i do wonder what was going through Aggers mind sticking his leg in there, got what it deserved just for being so thick tbh. Utd was quite poor today and never really got into their stride but you can blame the ref allday as it suits just fine. Being daft enough to stick as leg in when a players going nowhere and daft enough to dive 2 footed through the air certainly had nothing to do with Webb or the linesman.
Wheres your new avvy btwComment
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suppose Raphaels two footed lunge didn't happen because the ref ignored it ? Avvy , what avvy ?Even the one at 60 seconds lmao there's not a player even in his vicinity. Point was we all get away with one from time to time even captain fanplastic and im in agreement on the whole the penalty was very harsh today although i do wonder what was going through Aggers mind sticking his leg in there, got what it deserved just for being so thick tbh. Utd was quite poor today and never really got into their stride but you can blame the ref allday as it suits just fine. Being daft enough to stick as leg in when a players going nowhere and daft enough to dive 2 footed through the air certainly had nothing to do with Webb or the linesman.
Wheres your new avvy btw
THE TRUTH
The Hillsborough Independent Panel. 12/09/12
Today's report is black and white.The Liverpool fans were not the cause of the disaster.
The panel has quite simply found 'no evidence' in support of allegations of 'exceptional levels of drunkenness, ticketlessness or violence among Liverpool fans' and 'no evidence that fans had conspired to arrive late at the stadium' and 'no evidence that they stole from the dead and dying'.Comment
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It didnt hit anyone and he won the ball although yes i agree it was a rash attempt but you cant punish everything and it was a league apart from Gerrards.
Didnt you have an avatar bet with cunny?
Yes i agree mate wish id never posted that tbh and i would edit it but then some of the posts in here wouldnt make sense (even more than usual) so ill leave as is and learn from it.
Ive heard the dittys from both sides and i certainly dont sing along.Comment
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