Howmanheyman

I'm inclined to go along with this. Coaching will only get you so far, if you're not a top notch footballer you're not going to become one because some guru in a tracksuit tells you to 'snatch the pebble from my hand' whilst calling you 'Grasshopper'. Good coaching will help but only to a small degree in my honest opinion.

Something to do with the gravitational pull of the moon I believe?

Must've read through the mist of sleep deprivation. They're all cunts. (I think that covers all bases).

Chinese writing. I'll never understand that either.

I was awake at three last week and admitted defeat at four to get up. Was nodding like churchill the dog by nine that night. (I'm laughing but it's shit, like).

That's a disgrace, mate. I'd ban all employment agencies tomorrow as it happens. Their whole premise is just wrong imo.

A week later coventry did us and I think he was sacked then. Milburn died the following day on the 9th Oct 1988. (I remember as it was my sisters birthday). Sad bastard MKII.

McFaul didn't get sacked just after the 1-4 Liverpool game. He was sacked the following season. Think it might have been after a 0-3 home defeat to coventry. (aye it was around the time of the 2-1 win at Anfield and about the week of Jackie Milburn passing away.

What the fuck have poor schoolboys done to deserve being lumped in with every single professional footballer fuck up?

:lol: Err, I'd quite like to have sexual intercourse with her. (hang on not sure I've got the hang of this). I'd crawl through broken glass just to stick matchsticks in her shit.

HILC probably. Husband she'd like to cuddle.

First rest day I'm going to get in touch with BT sport to complain and tell them how offensive I found their coverage. I will however praise Ginola to the hilt.

I don't think he's that good either as it happens although he is better than Darren Bradshaw. P.S. Hansen looks uncomfortable everytime I see him on the BBC lately. He's blatantly seeing his time out.

It was more what we did with the possession until the sending off. For actual stats see HF or his Scouse equivalent.

Brought in to beat us then get them back up next year.

4-0

The match itself, we controlled the game with that set up but sacrificed a target man in the box for good possession and it worked until the sending off. I'd love to see us buy/promote a player from within who can attack any ball in the air for both attacking and defensive duties. Chuffed for Dummett, would've liked to see Moussa show a bit more bite and aggression in his game. What's going to happen defensively for the derby?

FYP. Pen to Swansea....... 3-0!

He didn't read the small print about the consequences of not licking the arse of either Sky/Keys/Gray/'United'/Liverpool Football Club/Arsenal/Sir Alex Ferguson. Gutted he was. He'd just ordered a lovely, expensive pair of headphones for some sky work on a saturday to join the rest of the multitude of ex-NUFC players plying their trade as pundits.

Bez once interrupted Richard Keys in the studio of a Man U v NUFC game as Keys was in the process of sticking up for Gary Neville after a snidey tackle to call Neville a 'cunt' (politely of course). Keys didn't like it. Never seen Bez again on Sky.

He did that to the knob presenter. AND HE WAS RIGHT!!!!

What about no comment on the Liverpool Football Club player who brought the ball down Harlem Globetrotters style with not a peep said by anyone? Where's young Dummett's interview? What about Pardew? This is a national broadcaster supposedly neutral in a game between two well supported clubs. Truly lamentable and a indicator why certain clubs get more money through sponsorship as a by product of one sided coverage.

There'll be fucking hell on at BT sports how an ex-Newcastle Utd player just managed to wander into the studio on a live Liverpool Football Club television broadcast.

Such a disappointment that Liverpool Football Club didn't get the three points. Oh! Programme just finished! They just couldn't get Dummett's and Pardew's interviews over the line. Shame that.

BT giving plenty air time to McManaman to talk about 'Liverpool Football Club' and plenty to first Stevie Gerrard and now Brendan Rogers.