Most Hated ex-Red

[Johnny]

It's unoriginal, not remotely funny, and promotes tiresome negative stereotypes about Scousers.

It`s a JOKE.Some of my best mates are Scouser`s and think it`s hilarious.If it offends you i`m sorry.The scousers i know are the funniest people i`ve met and can take a joke,that`s all it was meant to be,after the Tommy Smith line.
DEEPLY SORRY AGAIN.

[Red_Polo]

Doesn't offend me. I just find it incredibly boring, and negative. Anyway let's move on.

[Johnny]

Doesn't offend me. I just find it incredibly boring, and negative. Anyway let's move on.

OK,moving on.......

[lfc4ever]

Go on...

http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1339

In his later years, Smith had a hip replacement operation (both knees and an elbow are made of plastic as well) and also began to suffer from arthritis to the extent that he couldn't work, often needed a wheelchair or walking stick and had to claim incapacity benefit. He then had to go to a social security tribunal to explain himself after he managed to take a penalty on the Wembley pitch (he missed) in a light-hearted contest for charity which featured former footballers and took place at half-time during the FA Cup final in 1996. The informer was an employee for the DSS. Smith, perhaps only half-seriously, claimed in his newspaper column that the informer must have been an Everton supporter and had only reported him because of his probable anti-Liverpool bias. Staff at the same DSS branch at which the individual worked denied that he was an Everton supporter and claimed that he had no interest whatsoever in football, being a Rugby League fan. Nonetheless, the myth of Smith being shopped by an Evertonian still persists. In any case, Smith's allowance was stopped. He now earns a wage from the after-dinner circuit and a column for a local newspaper.

[Red_Polo]

Had no idea about that, cheers

[FowlerLeftFoot]

Mark Lawrenson.

[Sydney Vicious]

http://www.yoliverpool.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1339

In his later years, Smith had a hip replacement operation (both knees and an elbow are made of plastic as well) and also began to suffer from arthritis to the extent that he couldn't work, often needed a wheelchair or walking stick and had to claim incapacity benefit. He then had to go to a social security tribunal to explain himself after he managed to take a penalty on the Wembley pitch (he missed) in a light-hearted contest for charity which featured former footballers and took place at half-time during the FA Cup final in 1996. The informer was an employee for the DSS. Smith, perhaps only half-seriously, claimed in his newspaper column that the informer must have been an Everton supporter and had only reported him because of his probable anti-Liverpool bias. Staff at the same DSS branch at which the individual worked denied that he was an Everton supporter and claimed that he had no interest whatsoever in football, being a Rugby League fan. Nonetheless, the myth of Smith being shopped by an Evertonian still persists. In any case, Smith's allowance was stopped. He now earns a wage from the after-dinner circuit and a column for a local newspaper.

Didn't he claim that he was doped up to the 9s on painkillers and cortisone or some ****e?

[badpiggy]

Mark Lawrenson.

agree 100% - how that clueless dope was such a good player never ceases to amaze me. how the **** does he get pundit work? he honestly has no idea about analysing footie.

[nbryan1764]

agree 100% - how that clueless dope was such a good player never ceases to amaze me. how the **** does he get pundit work? he honestly has no idea about analysing footie.

he wasn't a good player he was a great player

[yellowbelly74]

Ray Houghton for me. He's a pundit on Irish TV but he's so negative and whiney.
Loves to highlight Liverpool's failings too.

[The Glove]

McManaman

[alunevans]

It's sad to say it, but Souness is up there for me. I do compartmentalise him though. Awesome player. One of the best I've ever seen play for us.

But as a man I have no warmth for him whatsover.

[cobain]

Well, there's no contest, really. El-Hadji Diouf! Never liked him when he was with us, really hate him now when he's no longer at L4. Well, I don't like Salif Diao either, but at least he didn't spit at Celtic supporters...

[Red_Al_77]

Hate is perhaps too strong a word but I dislike Diouf, Dicks, Ince, Speedie, and Ruddock. To me they are thugs / unprofessional.