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Oh, I do, sonny. That's why I don't spend too much time making posts like yours on here. What exactly is the 'active' result of your idiotic 'look at me' chest-beating meant to achieve, apart from stroking your risibly deluded sense of amour propre?

What's the point?

That's the 'Liverpool Way'. Same as any other way.

They've always had a strange aversion to any criticism he makes of a pitch. When he moaned about Luton's plastic pitch the tabloids went berserk, and they mounted a similar campaign when he was at Newcastle and complained about some FA Cup opponent's pitch. The hacks these days would not hesitate to attack him. I wouldn't like to see him go through that, even though he's smart enough to handle it.

Really? So Gerrard takes the blame for all the unattributed media reports in the summer, while Reina takes no blame for the all the recent unattributed 'He's got a clause in his contract and he wants to go' reports more recently? Interesting. Anyone would think that you were biased.

Really? For much of last season and this, he hasn't seemed interested in the ball or defending. But he's slowly but surely getting that strand of hair to stay in place. It's a work in progress, but he's obviously focussed on it.

There are far too many comedians called Russell these days. It's not a good name for such a profession. 'Les,' 'Eric,' 'Ken,' 'Frankie', yes, but 'Russell'? Absurd. Anyway, well done, you foppish twerp.

Fortunately for Roy, though, Gerrard didn't scratch the back of his head in a very mannered fashion, so his job is safe for the moment.

He actually talked about 'pass and move' when he arrived. It's an appalling mess.

t***.

I'm no body language expert, mainly because I regard body language as too ludicrous a pseudo-science to take seriously, but did Torres look any happier during the World Cup? It could be he's mainly frustrated trying to get back to full fitness.

Great title for this thread. A waste of time looking at it even for a second.

Bloody hell, if you were 20 I'd assume it was normal, but blimey what's up with you?

At about 63 minutes into the match yesterday - usually about the time when Andy Gray would giggle if Benitez ever made a substitution ('Heh heh heh, I knew it, he loves this time!') - Gray started saying it was the usual time when ALL managers think about subs! When Roy didn't touch the This Is Anfield sign, Richard Keys chuckled. If Houllier or Benitez had forgotten we would have had a stern 'foreign manager fails to understand English traditions' inquest. And, so eager was Andy Gray to sneer about zonal marking, he seemed to be ignorant of the fact that Hodgson, far from being critical of it, has been a keen student of the system since the 1970s and even adapted his own version ('zonal trap marking') when he was at Fulham.

He sounded like an agent. And I don't mean that as a compliment.

The rest look like they're being kept exclusive to the e-season ticket, with replays on TV the following day.

Much as I dislike Bascombe, you can't just suggest he altered the quotes of interview without some evidence. It's not a trivial accusation.

Yes. The poor lamb hasn't won any silverware in his career. He urgently needs to experience what winning a trophy feels like, ideally somewhere extremely unfamilar in a culture he doesn't understand.

Torres is with Spain and under huge pressure to improve for Spain, so it would be a bit tactless in the circumstances for him to say 'us' about LFC rather than Spain. That IMHO is not a statement that rewards too much interpretation. Gerrard is another matter: if he was still mute about England, too, rather than chattering away about where England and Capello go next, then his silence about LFC would be a little easier to take.

Yes, thank you very much for rewriting history, passing it off as an objective account and being condescending with it. Idiot.

You don't seem to realise how badly you communicate your thoughts. Your original comment was: Your subsequent comment only makes you sound even more muddled.

Yes, Dalglish just bought dullards like Barnes, Beardsley and Aldridge, all of whom were in their 50s when they signed.

Buying Julian D!cks - reason: 'He's a man,' said Souey - was hard to take. The squad was so weakened by injuries at one point a paper printed a rumour that Souey was considering registering himself as a player. But he did, as has been said, inherit an ageing (and in some cases increasingly jaded) squad, and on top of that he had to deal with a new quota system for European matches, which really caused some chaos at certain points, so he did come at a very bad time.

Easy. Get Gillett to stand behind Hicks, and Oldham to stand behind Gillett, then shoot Hicks. Twice.

Throat, more like.