Daniel Sturridge

[cream]

Hopefully rule him out for England but back for our next game at the weekend.

[Charly]

**** me, just saw the news.

Great player, but made out of balsa wood.

Hopefully it is not too great, as we need Sturridge at his best now he I top dog.

****in' knew this would happen, the moment I ordered a shirt with his name on. Got Agger last year, Lucas the year before Cole and Keane the years before that. Some sort of curse.

[baronvonskidmark]

**** me, just saw the news.

Great player, but made out of balsa wood.

Hopefully it is not too great, as we need Sturridge at his best now he I top dog.

****in' knew this would happen, the moment I ordered a shirt with his name on. Got Agger last year, Lucas the year before Cole and Keane the years before that. Some sort of curse.

Can't you also order a Johnson and/or Skrtel one?

[baronvonskidmark]

It'll be interesting to see how Rodgers goes if Sturridge is out.

4-3-3 with Markovic, Balotelli and Sterling? One possibility.

I think Rodgers won't play Borini out of principle as much as anything. Equally he's got a massive hard on for Lallana so he'll start I reckon.

I think that we might well stick with the diamond and play Lallana behind Balotelli and Sterling now that Sturridge is out. It's good to have options.

[powerpack]

FFS, hate England friendlies

[JohnDoe]

Well, thank **** we bought Balotelli.

[McDermotX]

Well, thank **** we bought Balotelli.

I hear he's kicking people nowadays, so he's a walking red card.

[dom9]

Hardly a surprise though is it. #madeofglass

Did you mistake this website for twitter?
****ing hashtags.

[meffin]

Did you mistake this website for twitter?
****ing hashtags.

#****hashtags

[dom9]

I see people (mainly unfollowed) on twitter who seem to almost exclusively speak in hashtags. Maybe they think they are being clever, witty or ironic. I don't know. But it makes their writings intolerably annoying for me.

Do others find the use of random hashtags funny, clever, insightful, ironic or anything else that might be positive?

[Norbs]

Not like you to get the arse about something Dom

#chill dude /// __-__ ~##@

[dom9]

Not like you to get the arse about something Dom

#chill dude /// __-__ ~##@

Standards are definitely slipping.

[BobTheCharmer]

I see people (mainly unfollowed) on twitter who seem to almost exclusively speak in hashtags. Maybe they think they are being clever, witty or ironic. I don't know. But it makes their writings intolerably annoying for me.

Do others find the use of random hashtags funny, clever, insightful, ironic or anything else that might be positive?

I know exactly where you are coming from. It is very annoying. Twitter has made lots of uninteresting people think they have something interesting to share with the world. If only they shared kindness instead, in real life situations, we'd all be better off. #sorrySB

[dom9]

I know exactly where you are coming from. It is very annoying. Twitter has made lots of uninteresting people think they have something interesting to share with the world. If only they shared kindness instead, in real life situations, we'd all be better off. #sorrySB

Yup. Completely. I have recently had a big culling of people I follow. I now don't really follow many people at all. Just organisations to find out what gigs might be happening and other interesting (to me) stuff like that. There is a lot of useful information out there on twitter.

What makes people want to talk out loud about their mundane lives and experiences? On here, people post stuff and a conversation develops. It is more personal and interactive. On twitter it's just blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah, quite often in a try hard, trying to be funny but falling short kinda way.

There are some genuinely interesting and insightful people on Twitter. They're in a minority though, stuck in a mediocre sea of copycats.

[Kloppster]

Ok Twitterbugs but whats happening with Sturridge