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    #76
    Originally posted by jonnygrunter View Post
    got a ticket to this game, unfortuantly its with the mancs. me and my mrs. dad are going and im really not looking forward to it! were gonna get tonked


    Try and make the most of it mate, as hard as it might be

    I mean it's always good to have the in-laws onside

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      #77
      Hodgson's got a plan for the match. "Try to negate United's potency, refrain from playing with your hearts alone, play with your heads as well. We need to be more intelligent". Paraphrasing what he said.
      Are we winning?

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        #78
        "go on out there and win. well ok, i may have overstepped my mark. just try not to lose."

        not really a game plan is it?
        dave of mutilation

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          #79
          I'm not bothered at the moment, but this is a game with Man Utd and no doubt I'll be interested come kick off.

          I do have extra motivation for wanting the win though. One of my best mates is a Man Utd fan and is going to the game. Would love to beat them if only just to piss him off
          Forwards.......

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            #80
            Originally posted by little dave hedgehog View Post
            "go on out there and win. well ok, i may have overstepped my mark. just try not to lose."

            not really a game plan is it?
            It's a **** one alright.
            Are we winning?

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              #81
              **** off.

              Ferguson said: "At the end of the day it's a cup tie and I'm taking it exactly that way," he said. "I'm taking nothing for granted. Liverpool will still be dangerous, absolutely. It's a cup tie and there are shocks in cup ties. There have been great reminders of that over the years, Hereford beating Newcastle, it's happened with Yeovil Town and York City, Bournemouth beating Manchester United. It's a tournament you can't take for granted."

              http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2.../rss+(Football)
              Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’

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                #82
                Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
                **** off.

                Ferguson said: "At the end of the day it's a cup tie and I'm taking it exactly that way," he said. "I'm taking nothing for granted. Liverpool will still be dangerous, absolutely. It's a cup tie and there are shocks in cup ties. There have been great reminders of that over the years, Hereford beating Newcastle, it's happened with Yeovil Town and York City, Bournemouth beating Manchester United. It's a tournament you can't take for granted."

                http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2.../rss+(Football)
                He's reminding how **** we are there aint he? ******!

                Problem is, he's bloody right. We are that bad. And there are also shocks. I think if we don't concede early we could grow in confidence - just like lower league teams when they play the top sides.
                Forwards.......

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                  #83
                  **** off Ferguson, you ****.
                  Are we winning?

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                    #84

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                      #85
                      Originally posted by Rudo View Post
                      I'm sure Roy will have worries about what sort of reception he'll get on Sunday,
                      but with the game being at Old Trafford, any stick he gets from the Liverpool supporters will be drowned out by the cheering Mancs.

                      He'll get a standing ovation from them.
                      Don't think so bud,

                      There's going to be 9000 travelling away support, 3 times more than usual for a league game so most of the noise will be coming from our guys.
                      Klopp on LFC vs MUFC (March 9th 2016) - "This is why I love football. This is why we watched it when we were young. I can still not have enough of it."


                      Always, keep your face to the sun, and shadows will fall behind you.

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                        #86
                        what makes it really galling is the fact that despite them top of the league, that has to be the worst united team i have seen in 20 years......says everything about the rest of the clubs. honestly dont know how this will go.

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                          #87
                          Originally posted by spanky View Post
                          what makes it really galling is the fact that despite them top of the league, that has to be the worst united team i have seen in 20 years......says everything about the rest of the clubs. honestly dont know how this will go.
                          Depressing isn't it?

                          I wouldn't mind losing out to a top team with world class stars, but United haven't had a strong squad for a long, long time. I still can't believe how we didn't win the league two years ago

                          They're mediocre. Which either says a lot about their management and team spirit, or the standard of our league.

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                            #88
                            Originally posted by Lee View Post
                            Hello mate

                            You recovered ok then?
                            Not really mate. Back to the Hospital for a check up on Wednesday. Staying positive though
                            Me, I’m either planning a holiday or I’m on one.

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                              #89
                              It's funny, when you compare...



                              ...to...

                              RAFAEL BENITEZ renewed his verbal onslaught on Sir Alex Ferguson last night. Speaking after a drab 0-0 draw with Stoke, which put Liverpool four points clear in the Premier League, he said he had no regrets about Friday’s outburst against the United manager and that he had felt compelled to speak out because Ferguson had been “talking too much about Liverpool . . . he has to stop”.

                              Denying that the spat might have affected his team’s performance, Benitez said: “In more than 20 years nobody has said these things, but maybe a lot of people are thinking the same. I do not regret saying it. I can guarantee you that a lot of people have sent messages of support. Now maybe he is a little bit scared. I have a lot of respect for him and he is a great manager, but he is talking too much about Liverpool. This has to stop. There have been conversations between myself and the players about what I said, which I cannot tell you about. He may respond, but if he talks too quickly I will not understand.”

                              Bentiez then tried to play mind games of his own, before Chelsea’s visit to Old Trafford today, saying: “Do I think he is nervous? Clearly. Tomorow it is clear that both cannot win. We will see what happens. A draw could be a perfect result for Liverpool.” Benitez’s premeditated broadside at the United boss on Friday had contained a litany of complaints, the gist of which was that his rival had been allowed by the lawmakers to place himself above the rules.

                              Ferguson, meanwhile, continued to rile his rival by suggesting that Liverpool’s challenge for the league title is little more than talk. The Scot said Chelsea remain in his view Manchester United’s main rivals. “I’m of the opinion that it usually goes down to two teams, in the last month anyway,” said Ferguson. His implication was that the Anfield side would not be one of those in contention.

                              In his latest comments, Ferguson plays down the seriousness of Liverpool’s bid for a first title in 19 years. “Liverpool have had a good start and it’s given them more confidence and there’s more expectation on them now. They’re talking about winning the league, the supporters are talking about winning it and the players are talking about, so that’s a change. But they’ve not been able to talk about it for at least a good few years,” he said. He still expects the title to come down to a scrap between United and Chelsea. “Chelsea have experience and have been our main rivals for the past five years.”


                              I want us to beat those cunts either way, they're cunts and should die of cunt, but that might keep that cunt in a job, giving that drunk hypocritical cunt of a cunt a nice reach around while ****ing him up the arse after the game. They can **** off both of them, the Bodgecunt is going to be sacked either way, couldn't give a flying **** whether the whole media start a riot and start wanking each other off, big ****ing orgy with Cuntbodge and Whiskeycunt starting the ****athon, they can all ****ing suck each other's microphones and ram Sky+ boxes up their arses while licking cum out of a ****ing Dailymail newspaper, those ****ing cretins. I want us to beat those cunts anyway, despicable vile cunts, for us fans and for the players' pride. **** Bodge. **** Scum. ****.

                              Rant over.

                              The cunts.
                              Last edited by sean_lfc; 08-01-11, 03:06 AM.

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                                #90
                                Anyone got any idea what the head to head for roy and old whiskey breath is ?

                                Has Roy ever won against him? Somehow I doubt he has
                                Me, I’m either planning a holiday or I’m on one.

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