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Dark_Side_of_the_Lune

Dark_Side_of_the_Lune

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I know it’s like saying would you prefer brown sauce or red on your shit sandwich, but who do you most want to miss out on Champions League next year?

For me, can’t stand Klopp so I’d prefer the moment just for that alone.
 
Watched Leicester-Liverpool last night. The Leicester fans sang the National Anthem and the Liverpool fans booed it out. I used to have a soft spot for Liverpool for the way they played. Not now.
I grew up through the Bobby Charlton/Best era. Only me and one other chose BFC. So, I’ve no love for Manure/plastics.
PS: Alexander-Arnold looked a world beater last night.
 
Macseasider said:
Don't care about the result but I used to really like Klopp. Thought he seemed like a top bloke but he appears have morphed into a right w@nker over the last few months. Not winning everything hurts eh Jurgen?
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I couldn't agree more MAC.

Klopp and Pep, both the same. I think it goes without saying that they are both great managers but when they are not moaning about the number of substitutes, it's the number of the games.

Successful teams play more games shocker !!!!

We play more games over holiday periods in this country because it's what the punters want and have wanted for god knows how long.

Was it not another Liverpool manager who said that football was nothing without supporters.
 
SEASIDE2020 said:
I couldn't agree more MAC.

Klopp and Pep, both the same. I think it goes without saying that they are both great managers but when they are not moaning about the number of substitutes, it's the number of the games.

Successful teams play more games shocker !!!!

We play more games over holiday periods in this country because it's what the punters want and have wanted for god knows how long.

Was it not another Liverpool manager who said that football was nothing without supporters.
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You're maybe thinking of Bill Shankly who said "Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.”
Not sure I entirely agree with that but quite amusing nonetheless
 
RUSTY_2_STANDS said:
All this hatred for Liverpool and United. Two proper football clubs.
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Don't mind the club's themselves, it's all the plastic supporters up and down the country who chose to support them as they are the most successful clubs that make me hope they never win a thing. I don't want them to experience an ounce of their manufactured joy.

Lots of time for actual Manc and actual Scouse fans of the respective clubs. They hate the plastics as well.
 
TangerinePeel said:
Don't mind the club's themselves, it's all the plastic supporters up and down the country who chose to support them as they are the most successful clubs that make me hope they never win a thing. I don't want them to experience an ounce of their manufactured joy.

Lots of time for actual Manc and actual Scouse fans of the respective clubs. They hate the plastics as well.
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I take where you're coming from. But without those 'plastic' fans and the huge global fan base, neither club would be where they are.
In fact the Premier League as a whole wouldn't be where it is if it wasn't for the huge global fan base.
I wish the whole thing would implode on itself to be honest, and football had a total reset.
 
RUSTY_2_STANDS said:
You're maybe thinking of Bill Shankly who said "Some people believe football is a matter of life and death. I am very disappointed with that attitude. I can assure you it is much, much more important than that.”
Not sure I entirely agree with that but quite amusing nonetheless
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I must be losing it Rusty.

Of course it was Shankly who said football was more important than life or death.

I don't agree with that either.

It was Jock Stein who said that football is nothing without fans.

Shocking error on my part Rusty.
 
TangerinePeel said:
Don't mind the club's themselves, it's all the plastic supporters up and down the country who chose to support them as they are the most successful clubs that make me hope they never win a thing. I don't want them to experience an ounce of their manufactured joy.

Lots of time for actual Manc and actual Scouse fans of the respective clubs. They hate the plastics as well.
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Utter tripe
 
There are a remarkable number of wildly irritating Liverpool fans out there. Living in the prime tunnel rat territory of Wirral I can vouch for this fact personally. Some of them really are spectacularly irritating. The only thing is, it's easy to forget how many wildly irritating Man U fans there were also out there back when they just turned up, rolled the opposition over and won everything in sight. It's quite the conundrum really......
 
Mark_GT said:
There are a remarkable number of wildly irritating Liverpool fans out there. Living in the prime tunnel rat territory of Wirral I can vouch for this fact personally. Some of them really are spectacularly irritating. The only thing is, it's easy to forget how many wildly irritating Man U fans there were also out there back when they just turned up, rolled the opposition over and won everything in sight. It's quite the conundrum really......
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Like I said, a veritable shit sandwich. My default position is for misfortune to regularly visit both sets of supporters.
 
Dark_Side_of_the_Lune said:
I know it’s like saying would you prefer brown sauce or red on your shit sandwich, but who do you most want to miss out on Champions League next year?

For me, can’t stand Klopp so I’d prefer the moment just for that alone.
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Liverpool twice and Kloop to get filled in by the 4th official in final game when he goes mincing up to the official gnashing his teeth and giving it large….bliss
 
As much as I dislike the antiestablishment victim seeking fans I thing Klopp is a class act. They do not deserve him.
 
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