Worst case scenario (contains doom!)

[Craig_H]

Disappeared? I 'disappeared' during the summer break.

I saw very little of your posts during the period of time that we played our last 10 or so league games last season. The time where we won virtually every game.

[Joe King]

I saw very little of your posts during the period of time that we played our last 10 or so league games last season. The time where we won virtually every game.

Selective memory. I like it.

[Craig_H]

Selective memory. I like it.

I have no reason to be selective. If i cant remember you posting much at that time, then i just cant.

Maybe tonnes of us are just deliberately making it up about you then.

I mean, we'd have no reason to. But maybe we just are. Eh?

[Joe King]

More maybes really is that.

Football is an ever changing game. In ten years there might not even be a national league. Teams at the top change all the time, Hull were in the bottom league not so long back, now they're in the top flight.

Chelsea nearly went to the wall and are now a European heavyweight. And you don't need to know how City fans think. I remember Nicky Weaver being the hero at Wembley to get them up to the second tier of English football.

Not so long back the red half of Manchester were 27 years or so without a title. If someone had told them that in twenty years (less actually) they would be level on titles with Liverpool they'd have laughed and told you to lay off the happy pills and that maybe the race scene of the day didn't suit your sanity.

My point? Things can change. Things have changed. And things will change.

In a league where money rules, I doubt Liverpool will win the title until the Americans are here and I can see them staying for a long time due to their negotiation tactics and the amount of work needed to help Liverpool progress. A stadium is a must and will cost at minimum £350m.

All those events you have illustrated have all been aided with money. Hull brought in new owners (subsequently built a new stadium), Chelsea got Abramovich and United finally pulled their finger out and exploited Sky TV money whilst Liverpool continued to run like a corner shop.

[Joe King]

I have no reason to be selective. If i cant remember you posting much at that time, then i just cant.

Maybe tonnes of us are just deliberately making it up about you then.

I mean, we'd have no reason to. But maybe we just are. Eh?

When did you become Canadian? I must have gone for some time.

I did post. You can take a look back.

[Craig_H]

Canadian?

Maybe my lack of sleep is slowing me right down, but

[Joe King]

Canadian?

Maybe my lack of sleep is slowing me right down, but

'Eh?'

[DannyMan2006]

When did you become Canadian? I must have gone for some time.

I did post. You can take a look back.

I checked. Doesn't go back far enough

Would you agree you post more when things are not going so well? Maybe you just have more to say in such circumstances?

[DannyMan2006]

In a league where money rules, I doubt Liverpool will win the title until the Americans are here and I can see them staying for a long time due to their negotiation tactics and the amount of work needed to help Liverpool progress. A stadium is a must and will cost at minimum £350m.

All those events you have illustrated have all been aided with money. Hull brought in new owners (subsequently built a new stadium), Chelsea got Abramovich and United finally pulled their finger out and exploited Sky TV money whilst Liverpool continued to run like a corner shop.

All I'm saying is times change. So why worry about the future in these circumstances?

Current situation looks like problems long term, but short term effects can happen at any time and change the outcome.

[Joe King]

I checked. Doesn't go back far enough

Would you agree you post more when things are not going so well? Maybe you just have more to say in such circumstances?

No I don't agree.

[DannyMan2006]

'Eh?'

Common expression up North

[DannyMan2006]

No I don't agree.

I didn't think you would.

[Joe King]

All I'm saying is times change. So why worry about the future in these circumstances?

Current situation looks like problems long term, but short term effects can happen at any time and change the outcome.

Ever the optimist. I bet you live in a nice countryside village where everything turns good at the end of the day.

[Joe King]

Common expression up North

Craig H is from London. Some say he's from Croydon

[DannyMan2006]

Ever the optimist. I bet you live in a nice countryside village where everything turns good at the end of the day.

Many have described London in such a way yes.