lfc_col

Anything and Everything from that time as i wasn't around to see it

how many people have said that in the past few months

who's Diego ???

sod that am sticking a minder dvd on

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KosnVvJx9Ls

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtm...8/sfnnew118.xml :lol:

your a right load of old gits on here aren't you

no cos he talks aload of b******s

i think he looks like a good player who hopefully will become quality

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/footbal...lfcliveid=34024

oh well i suppose we still got to hope they dont get it

ones been bankrupt in the past that must send alarm bells ringing surely

i still cant believe the bank are gonna give these t***s the money

i cried when we southgate missed bear in mind i was only 11 i always remember when gazza nearly got to that shot

i think that would go down well

i knew it shamrock rovers have some real stars

people are on edge theres a 155 people watchin this very topic right now

parry will just try and blind them into submission with his latest tie

shut up

it was just on about Andriy Voronin sayin he aint comin here to warm the bench

says him on 120k a week

people should be banned who post s**** like that though

theres nothing about it on sky sports news

nicked from rawk Consortium tipped to rival Gillett bid by Ivan Terdin (Allied Newsline) A consortium with a mighty Australian Tycoon at the helm is looking to rival the Gillett bid for ownership of Liverpool FC, England's most successful football club. Jeff Sword, an Australian billionaire hailing from the steel trade, has teamed up with former Leeds United manager Howard Wilkinson as he looks to invest in a Premiership Club. It is rumoured that Sword and Wilkinson were looking into a possible purchase of Sheffield United but turned their attention to Liverpool when the Dubai based DIC pulled out of the running to purchase the club. Sword, a reclusive man by nature, has failed to comment on the speculation but Wilkinson did confirm the interest. "We feel that we are more appropriate investors in such a prestigious club than Gillett. We will offer a smoother running of the club." Wilkinson recently took offence to Rafa Benitez's comments in the media regarding the academy system in England but has moved to allay any fears that he would be looking to remove Benitez from manager if he takes up the post of footballing director under the new ownership. "No, it will not happen" stated Wilkinson. "When we move into place no one will bleed after we run through things and get to work".

i think not