Rafa's summer signings

[Guest]

ban them because they dont agree with everyone

aye great ****in idea mate nice one

Fredo - Are you suggesting the forum would be better if we all just went round abusing each other and calling each other 'cunts' ?

On second thoughts...

Not at all. There are opinions which I keep seeing when these people aren't happy ... They reserve judgment when we win, such as when we beat Manure and Marseilles.

Point is, football is not a science, players won't play the same way and won't possess the same form week in week out. There are so many parameters into it. Some people just don't get it.

Rafa makes mistakes and players miss sitters. So what !??? We should continue debating on the merits (or not) of Kuyt being a regular ??? Well, it's pretty pointless as Rafa don't give a flying ****. Should we go down that route again ? There's still a Kuyt thread going round and even if it's closed, some other thread will mushroom time and again.

And I don't mean only Kuyt! Another player is being targeted and referred to 'drossena' lately .... Another whipping boy. Another one, Phillip Degen ... because he's injured and doesn't play.

Another great insight into the 'average' (could be applied to their level of brain cells also) liverpool supporter mindset is to create a thread about the merits of Daniel Agger as a regular. Some people aren't happy because he's playing second fiddle. Maybe we need to lose and concede goals a plenty for him to be reinstated ? That could be a good idea.

[Craig_H]

Reading the same thing over and over can indeed be tedious fredo, but it does apply to both overly negative and overly positive posts equally, to me. If you were consistent in your dislike of repetitiveness, then that would be fair enough but surely you cant have a go at someone for being repetitive with stuff you dont like, but be ok with it if someone consistently repeats the same positive stuff.

Regarding the 'so what' thing, fair play to you if you can just shrug it off and not get upset when we drop silly points or lose games, but not all of us find it as easy as that. I'm sure we'd all love to not get stressed about things like not beating Stoke, we dont get upset about it deliberately, it's just an instinctive reaction and you cant control it. The passion is what makes football, in my mind. If i was just able to shrug my shoulders when we get a bad result and think 'so what?', then i dont think i'd even be a football fan. Without the passion, there's nothing.

[Elvoz]

Reading the same thing over and over can indeed be tedious fredo, but it does apply to both overly negative and overly positive posts equally, to me. If you were consistent in your dislike of repetitiveness, then that would be fair enough but surely you cant have a go at someone for being repetitive with stuff you dont like, but be ok with it if someone consistently repeats the same positive stuff.

Regarding the 'so what' thing, fair play to you if you can just shrug it off and not get upset when we drop silly points or lose games, but not all of us find it as easy as that. I'm sure we'd all love to not get stressed about things like not beating Stoke, we dont get upset about it deliberately, it's just an instinctive reaction and you cant control it. The passion is what makes football, in my mind. If i was just able to shrug my shoulders when we get a bad result and think 'so what?', then i dont think i'd even be a football fan. Without the passion, there's nothing.

wise words fella

[Guest]

Reading the same thing over and over can indeed be tedious fredo, but it does apply to both overly negative and overly positive posts equally, to me. If you were consistent in your dislike of repetitiveness, then that would be fair enough but surely you cant have a go at someone for being repetitive with stuff you dont like, but be ok with it if someone consistently repeats the same positive stuff.

Regarding the 'so what' thing, fair play to you if you can just shrug it off and not get upset when we drop silly points or lose games, but not all of us find it as easy as that. I'm sure we'd all love to not get stressed about things like not beating Stoke, we dont get upset about it deliberately, it's just an instinctive reaction and you cant control it. The passion is what makes football, in my mind. If i was just able to shrug my shoulders when we get a bad result and think 'so what?', then i dont think i'd even be a football fan. Without the passion, there's nothing.

I'm passionate about football maybe more than you can think of and especially about Liverpool. I'm passionate about other things to so maybe my focus is not only on that which allows me to switch things off and shrug off a bad defeat or draw. If I kept on being so miserable I would be living alone and no one would have bothered with me.

I'm sure this can apply to Sarb and Rage. (I'm sure they're both single and confined to their dark room plodding away at their computer screen).

[Guest]

wise words fella

Mines were wiser, read on.

[Elvoz]

Mines were wiser, read on.

fraid not fella

and imo your not as passionate about liverpool as people like myself and seemingly craig are

no offence meant but you have said yourself as much many times over

[Reece]

Okay lets not start an argument over who is the better fan now

[Elvoz]

Okay lets not start an argument over who is the better fan now

i was just making an observation



im the best mind maybe pacman the biggest

[Guest]

fraid not fella

and imo your not as passionate about liverpool as people like myself and seemingly craig are

no offence meant but you have said yourself as much many times over

Eh!? Okay give me 30 mins, the time to write my thoughts in a word document and I'll come back at you.

[Craig_H]

I'm passionate about football maybe more than you can think of and especially about Liverpool. I'm passionate about other things to so maybe my focus is not only on that which allows me to switch things off and shrug off a bad defeat or draw. If I kept on being so miserable I would be living alone and no one would have bothered with me.

I'm sure this can apply to Sarb and Rage. (I'm sure they're both single and confined to their dark room plodding away at their computer screen).

I'm sure we all have other things to focus on, but on a Liverpool FC forum, obviously the main focus of topic will be the footie. I'm not saying you're not passionate about it, but you do seem to keep it well hidden, on here anyway.

As i said though, if i COULD not feel pissed off with Saturday's game, i definitely would. Unfortunately, i cant control it though and i'm always in a bit of a strop when we have a bad result, only a meaningful win in the next game can erase it for me. Which is a bit of a shame, as the next game is the Carling Cup vs Crewe

[MrsB]

Okay, let's start an argument over who has the bigger cock.

[Elvoz]

Eh!? Okay give me 30 mins, the time to write my thoughts in a word document and I'll come back at you.

no need pal i dont read big paragraphs

tis me thoughts nothing to worry yourself about

[Guest]

I'm sure we all have other things to focus on, but on a Liverpool FC forum, obviously the main focus of topic will be the footie. I'm not saying you're not passionate about it, but you do seem to keep it well hidden, on here anyway.

As i said though, if i COULD not feel pissed off with Saturday's game, i definitely would. Unfortunately, i cant control it though and i'm always in a bit of a strop when we have a bad result, only a meaningful win in the next game can erase it for me. Which is a bit of a shame, as the next game is the Carling Cup vs Crewe

I watch our games live even though I have to wake up at ****ing 03:00 am here mate. Doesn't that make me a little bit passionate ???

Another point, I keep defending the team and the manager at every opportunity. Doesn't that make me passionate?

*goes back to that word document*

[Guest]

Do you like big ones ?

[Reece]

Another point, I keep defending the team and the manager at every opportunity. Doesn't that make me repetitive?

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