Steven Gerrard - Hang your head . What a laugh!

[MindGuerrillas]

1 x FA cup winners medal
1 x UEFA Cup winners medal
1 X UEFA Champions league winners medal
1 X UEFA Champions league runners up medal
1 x League Cup winners medal
1 x Super Cup winners medal

any more that I've forgot ?
I know I have forgotten some

2 x FA Cup Winner (2001, 2005)
2 x League Cup Winner (2001, 2003)
2 x Super Cup Winner (2001, 2005)

[SB]

2 x FA Cup Winner (2001, 2005)
2 x League Cup Winner (2001, 2003)
2 x Super Cup Winner (2001, 2005)

Well done. My memory isn't what it should be

[El Diego]

He didn't play in the 2005 super cup

[El Diego]

and two charity shields

[MindGuerrillas]

He didn't play in the 2005 super cup

Well spotted. I stand corrected

[SNFT]

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Tony Hibbert matched his run stride for stride, forcing the boyhood Everton fan to the left side of the Everton box as they both charged at pace.

Never read his book then? Never ever a blue, never will be...:whatever:

[Subby]

In all fairness, Hibbert deserved to be sent off just for being so terribly ugly.

[BillobShaisley]

Nothing wrong with the 'dive' there was contact, he didn't simulate he just didn't struggle to stay on his feet. I didn't notice SG pulling any shirts either?!?!

As captain he's allowe dto approach the referee and ask him to explain decisions, such as how come thats a yellow, surely he was the last defender? It was only one player and no Neville/Cole came running from 7- yards away to scream and spit in the refs face.

It's not lik ein the 70's and 80's anymore, that is true, but to try and single SG out is ridiculous. He has been a bit pants recently and I would say must be incapable of learning how to play intelligently as I'm sure Raffa's tried and with Xabi and Mach to learn from should have picked up some guile by now.

[****theforumwoolsoff]

If Stevie Ego doesn't like it, he knows where he can go. Maybe Chelsea will rekindle their interest. Doubtful, though, now that everyone has seen how overrated he is.

[Robster007]

Steven Gerrard - Hang your head
Written by Si on Sunday 21 October 2007 - 01:28:45
Liverpool's Steven Gerrard will be praised tonight for saving his team's blushes and inspiring them to a vital three points away at Goodison Park. He will be commended for his surging run which ended with a penalty decision in his favour, and the way he spoke to referee Mark Clattenburg to ensure Tony Hibbert was sent off will be ignored.

He will be labelled as Liverpool's hero. His substitution will be questioned, and the fact that he can never be bothered for England when it matters will be completely forgotten by the red-top newspapers and the rose-tinted TV pundits.

In reality, he should hang his head in shame for his utterly dispicable performance of "simulation" and gamesmanship. A player who is often held up as a model professional for children to follow today brought the game to it's knees faster than he slumped to them himself to "win" a penalty.





With his Liverpool side trailling 1-0 and looking anything but convincing, Gerrard used all of his cunning and guile to fool Mark Clattenburg into giving him a penalty, before then protesting at the referee to send fellow Huyton-born star Tony Hibbert.

Gerrard raced towards Everton's penalty area after the ineffective Ukranian Vorodin somehow smuggled a ball through the Everton defence unchallenged.

Tony Hibbert matched his run stride for stride, forcing the boyhood Everton fan to the left side of the Everton box as they both charged at pace.



As they ran, Gerrard reached back and gave Hibbert's shirt a pull - to which Hibbert responded in kind - out of the eyes of the referee who was directly behind the runners.

Then, as Gerrard saw the penalty area loom close and as the ball ran even further to the left, he through out his right foot and tumbled to the floor, taking Hibbert with him.

Gerrard performed his usual dramatic slide with his arms outstretched from his sides that we see when he feels his dive should earn his opponent a punishment, and Clattenburg was sold. Penalty kick.

Clattenburg, clearly feeling the ball had escaped Gerrard's control, or at least been pushed too wide to be classed as a goalscoring position had the player stayed on his feet, grasped his yellow card.

Gerrard had other ideas though, and marched towards the referee with his arms outstretched and palms faced upwards - we've seen this before too, when he feels the referee might possibly make the irrational judgement of sticking to his original ruling. Words were exchanged, and Clattenburg replaced his yellow card to his pocket, and proceeded to send Tony Hibbert off.

This example of Gerrard's then saw Jamie Carragher man-handle Clattenburg out of a caution when arguing about a corner kick, and through Clattenburg completely off his game.

Gerrard may well take his praise this weekend, claiming his work changed the game for his side, but he has shown once again what a cheating, loathesome piece of work he is. He deserves everything he gets in life - and a lifelong career at Premiership-less Liverpool Football Club is the perfect place for a reptile like him

It's "threw" FFS!

:whatever:

[SB]

It's "threw" FFS!

:whatever:

What are you talking about?

[Robster007]

Steven Gerrard - Hang your head
Written by Si on Sunday 21 October 2007 - 01:28:45
Liverpool's Steven Gerrard will be praised tonight for saving his team's blushes and inspiring them to a vital three points away at Goodison Park. He will be commended for his surging run which ended with a penalty decision in his favour, and the way he spoke to referee Mark Clattenburg to ensure Tony Hibbert was sent off will be ignored.

He will be labelled as Liverpool's hero. His substitution will be questioned, and the fact that he can never be bothered for England when it matters will be completely forgotten by the red-top newspapers and the rose-tinted TV pundits.

In reality, he should hang his head in shame for his utterly dispicable performance of "simulation" and gamesmanship. A player who is often held up as a model professional for children to follow today brought the game to it's knees faster than he slumped to them himself to "win" a penalty.





With his Liverpool side trailling 1-0 and looking anything but convincing, Gerrard used all of his cunning and guile to fool Mark Clattenburg into giving him a penalty, before then protesting at the referee to send fellow Huyton-born star Tony Hibbert.

Gerrard raced towards Everton's penalty area after the ineffective Ukranian Vorodin somehow smuggled a ball through the Everton defence unchallenged.

Tony Hibbert matched his run stride for stride, forcing the boyhood Everton fan to the left side of the Everton box as they both charged at pace.



As they ran, Gerrard reached back and gave Hibbert's shirt a pull - to which Hibbert responded in kind - out of the eyes of the referee who was directly behind the runners.

Then, as Gerrard saw the penalty area loom close and as the ball ran even further to the left, he through out his right foot and tumbled to the floor, taking Hibbert with him.

Gerrard performed his usual dramatic slide with his arms outstretched from his sides that we see when he feels his dive should earn his opponent a punishment, and Clattenburg was sold. Penalty kick.

Clattenburg, clearly feeling the ball had escaped Gerrard's control, or at least been pushed too wide to be classed as a goalscoring position had the player stayed on his feet, grasped his yellow card.

Gerrard had other ideas though, and marched towards the referee with his arms outstretched and palms faced upwards - we've seen this before too, when he feels the referee might possibly make the irrational judgement of sticking to his original ruling. Words were exchanged, and Clattenburg replaced his yellow card to his pocket, and proceeded to send Tony Hibbert off.

This example of Gerrard's then saw Jamie Carragher man-handle Clattenburg out of a caution when arguing about a corner kick, and through Clattenburg completely off his game.

Gerrard may well take his praise this weekend, claiming his work changed the game for his side, but he has shown once again what a cheating, loathesome piece of work he is. He deserves everything he gets in life - and a lifelong career at Premiership-less Liverpool Football Club is the perfect place for a reptile like him

Like I said, it's "threw".

[dirty_sanchez]

Wow, it's amazing how many different ways various news agencies can flesh out "Steven Gerrard dived".