Liverpool vs Man Utd Post Match gloating

[Drago]

Seriously, if that had made it over the line on it's own I would have stuck it straight in the all time top ten goals scored at Anfield. I think you may struggle to think of ten better. By the way, another serious question. Would anyone swap Suarez for Torres?

No.

Suarez & Carroll will make us a far better team. Been saying that before we even looked favourites to sign Carroll.

[spanky]

I doubt that was anything but good leadership from Pepe.

But i do believe he'll leave us in the summer without Champs league footie, for other reasons rather than anything that happened today.

Sadly that may be the case but we'll see how the rest of the season pans out

[Reece]

Kenny's interview

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/l/liverpool/9416328.stm

[Mostar]

No.

+ 1

One wants to be here and the other one doesn't for starters.

[wavydavy]

He was going OTT shoving our players back imo (separating them is one thing but two handed shoves is normally what you do to the opposition) but the main thing for me was the lack of emotion when walking off the pitch.

After the whole Torres thing I'm not arsed if he stays or goes. If players are that shallow and unable to recognise what's happening at our club under KK, Steve Clarke and the new owners then they can **** right off. Reina's a class act but if he's not happy then let him go. My days of sweating over whether a player stays or goes are long over.

[Vermilion]

Scum have left Anfield without talking to anyone, gone, no media talk nothing! I doubt the **** even let them have a shower...ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha hah

[Rowan]

Go Wolves could be be the cake below the icing if Tottingham get a slamming too

[peekay]

come on, guys. torres' excellent debut against chelsea wasn't the long ago. i agree we needed a classy attacking player,, but to listen to some of you, we haven't had one since 1904

I have erased him from my memories

Vladimir Smicer, Harry Kewell, Robbie Keane.

We may finally have a number 7 worthy of the shirt.

[little dave hedgehog]

After the whole Torres thing I'm not arsed if he stays or goes. If players are that shallow and unable to recognise what's happening at our club under KK, Steve Clarke and the new owners then they can **** right off. Reina's a class act but if he's not happy then let him go. My days of sweating over whether a player stays or goes are long over.

[little dave hedgehog]

I have erased him from my memories

Vladimir Smicer, Harry Kewell, Robbie Keane.

We may finally have a number 7 worthy of the shirt.

[PaddyPool]

It was a nice touch singing Happy Birthday to the King.

Regarding the Carra tackle. It was no worse then Rafael's. Just happened to make contact with Nani's standing leg while Lucas managed to get out of the way. It's football, it happens.

Both should have been reds, as it stands both got a yellow so it evened itself out.

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On the money there mate

[Mostar]

http://www.mirrorfootball.co.uk/news/Hat-trick-hero-Dirk-Kuyt-thanks-Luis-Suarez-Liverpool-3-1-Manchester-United-reaction-article711314.html

Hat-trick hero Kuyt: It was easy

Dirk Kuyt hailed a "perfect" day after his hat-trick gave Liverpool a 3-1 win over Manchester United.

The Holland striker scored from close range on three occasions to put a dent in United's title charge, but owed a lot to Luis Suarez who laid on two of the goals for him.

"It's perfect," Kuyt told Sky Sports 1 afterwards.

"You dream about the hat-trick and to do it against United is the best feeling ever. I'm more than happy but I have to thank Luis because he played great and created two of the goals.

"They were quite easy goals, I used to score them in Holland when I played more like a striker. They count and I'm more than happy to take them."

Liverpool manager Kenny Dalglish would not be drawn on Jamie Carragher's tackle on Nani that saw the United winger stretchered off.

"I think he was fortunate to be playing for Liverpool today," Dalgish said when asked if his player was lucky not to be sent off.

"It's not correct to talk about incidents because the match was played in a great spirit."

After a tough season at Anfield, Dalglish was happy to finally give his club's fans something to cheer about.

He added: "They deserved that for the discipline, application and pride shown in themselves and the club.

"It's been a tough season, it's not finished yet but this has been the highest point so far for our supporters."

[wiw]

Wooooooooooooooo. Johnson is ****ing ****. I'm Irish. Get in

[wavydavy]

Go Wolves could be be the cake below the icing if Tottingham get a slamming too

Difficult one. If you think fourth spot's still on, then good. If, like me, you're desperate to see Chelsea (and you know who) playing Europa Leage next season, then no. Still unsure TBH.

[Vermilion]

Watch utd go ape**** about Carras tackle, Nani has a gash on his leg apparently, and with scum leaving Anfield without saying a word to anyone, watch them kick up an almighty fuss once back on home turf.

Fergie already being on a charge too, will make this interesting.