I bet you did!!!!!!! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
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I bet you did!!!!!!! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
Roy's on the job so it will be alright! We have Poulson and Konchesky in already! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
My boss is a Liverpool fan and we've got 3 other lads in office who support em. There is some banter in the office today!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafa B
You have to laugh at this stage!Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
I've been laughing for quite a while....Torres being rested in an important PL match so he'd be fresh for Reading in the Carling Cup, Robbie Keane getting the door as N'Gog was clearly enough back up to the ever fit Torres, Alonso being hounded out for the far superior Garreth Barry, Lucas taking over as the midfield general, Glenn Johnson being signed for 17m but it's ok because they owe us a few quid for Crouch, kicking on from a 2nd placed finish to losing 19 games in all competetions the following season, getting completely outplayed twice and ultimately losing to Championship strugglers in the FA Cup 3rd Round, etc, etc, etc....
Hodgson has done nothing to improve the situation, but he didn't cause it.
[QUOTE=shakermaker1982;1438188]I think Roy will be gone within the week. Shame.
I thought he was doing a wonderful job!!!
Carlo could get the bullet as well. I think he deserves the chance to bring in players he wants instead of tat like Ramires but Roman is a strange owner so anything is possible.[/QUOTE]
Yeah without a doubt he deserves the chance to turn it around couldn't agree more.
Peter Grant saying that any deal for Robbie Keane is a long way off. Hope it goes through as it would be a good move for both the player and the club.
Apparently Fulham are now showing an interest in Robbie K.
Yes heard this on the radio this morning. Might suit him staying in London and linking up with Duff and Kelly.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Second comings seldom work out. Early days for "King Kenny" but silk purse and sow's ear come to mind but we shall see.
I am amazed that anyone should be surprised by Diouf's (or Dioufie as Allardyce used to call him!!) reaction to the QPR player's broken leg. One look at his face and his general demeanor would confirm that he is a candidate for such behaviour, not that I am judgemental or anything like that.
I am slightly surprised though at the media laughing at the new owners of Blackburn and their chicken business. I have a feeling there is a hint of racism in it for what about the West Ham (former Birmingham owners) who made their living on porno and lingerie? No jokes about them.
Keep it up Kenny!!!
Yes will be interesting to see how Kenny gets on. Hopefully he can keep us up and then see what the summer brings! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
As for Diouf i wouldn't normally agree with Neil Warnock but on this occasion!
No sign of the Liverpool revolution as yet. A home draw against a mediocre Everton.
As for Spurs vs Man U, a "game that everyone - I mean everyone - in the country will be watching" according to Andy Gray. I watched it in between flicking to watch Toulon vs Munster and the highlights of Australia vs England one day match. If everyone was watching it, why didn't they close down the other 4 or so Sky Channels? It looked a pretty average affair with lots of hustle and bustle but not much quality in the final quarter. Where is John O'Shea these days :( ?
Darren Bent off to Villa for 24m. Crazy world.
It's the over inflation of English internationals syndrome (e.g. Glen Johnson)
e.g James Milner, Gareth Barry, Michael Carrick.......want me to go on??Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
Yeah Dalglish out! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
He was the worst Pool manager since Michael Barrymore. ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
I agree it's crazy money but in fairness to Bent he does what it says on the tin.Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
Are you saying he's homosexual?Quote:
Originally Posted by Rafa B
Pienaar set for Spurs. Decent addition to the squad.
He didn't answer you I see ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
Playing hard to get I reckon! that, or I had one anti-Rafa comment too many...the real Rafa that is.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
As for Darren Bent, I don't think it's quite a bad a move as people are making out. Fair enough, Sunderland are going well right now, but Villa are still a bigger club that in the long run will probably have a better chance of success than Sunderland. Birmingham, presumably, is a better spot to live also. I'm sure money may be another factor!
Can't see the sense in Pienaar leaving Everton for Spurs. His best position at Everton seemed to be wide left, where he would cut infield. Obviously he's not going to shift Bale from there, and with Modric, Palacios, Lennon, Kranjkar, Huddlestone, Van der Vaart and even Jenas, it's hard to see him breaking in anywhere. Decent signing for Spurs though at 2.5m.
That would be bringing the thread off topic though! LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
You're thinking of Marcus Bent.Quote:
Originally Posted by DeLorean
Are you an expert ;) ?Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fly
You didn't get it.Quote:
Originally Posted by OwlsFan
I see Ken Bates yesterday described Sepp Blatter as "the villiage idiot of football" and Arsene Wenger as the man "who should have gone to Specsavers". Quite astute observations for a plonker.
I really hope the media hound out Andy Gray and Key's after their little sexist tantrum the other day. Funny how Sky haven't mentioned the recordings....
Nice to see the smarmy f*ckers shown up alright. It was great that Massey got the crucial call for the first goal correct as well.Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
Arsenal motoring well, might have to start taking them a bit more seriously. Is it too early to call it a two horse race?, if Chelsea don't win tonight, then probably not.
Sky sack Andy Gray
Must admit, I wasn't expecting that.
He wont be missed. He lick-arses the big clubs. Good riddance!
It's poetic justice that a man who spent 30% of his commentaries having a go at referees or linesmen without any comeback should end up being sacked because of his off air comments about a lineswoman.
Andy Gray is anti-football. Good riddance.
A great day for football. No more "I love you Stevie G, JT and Lamps or take a bow son, take a bow"
What a turnaround by United tonight. Rooney subbed and United score 3.
Could be said of Gibson also, he has work to do after tonight I'd reckon.Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
And football will definitely be a better place without Andy Gray, pity they dont flush his cohort as well. Good riddance.
Rumours that he was on 2 million a year :O. I doubt that though.
Really enjoyed the first half of Blackpool vs Man U until we had to switch over to Silent Witness :( When I surfed over for a minute, it was 3-2. Blackpool should have had a peno when it was 2-0 and IF they had scored, it might have been a different result.
I've heard £1.7m Owlsfan! I bet he regrets taking on Murdoch now over the phone hacking.
I was talking with a friend last night and pointed out that the Derry Journal headline should be "Decisive Gibson substitution seals United victory"Quote:
Originally Posted by CraftyToePoke
He was atrocious last night, and being subbed at half time doesn't bode well.
It's all coming out about Gray now:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz...th-pundit.html