Craig

no. You fuck off. Unless you are this idiot. This post still cracks me up like... fucking purile but it's brilliant

I was at a piss up in 2004 like That would be Phil's Toontastic then... (what became N-O) This one has only been around for 2½ years.

Man Utd are about to win their 16th League title and, IMO, their 3rd European Cup. Can't really speak for the Champions League as it's always a bit of a wild card but I'm damned sure (and it pains me to say so because I can't stand them) Man Utd will their 19th League title before Liverpool will.

With respect, Stevie isn't the one posting regularly on the forum of another club... Not saying you're not welcome here, on the contrary I think it's good to have input from other sides but the comment you made above reeks of hypocrasy.

Seem to remember a certain team from Merseyside doing something similar (admittedly not for the same sort of fee) for Gary McAllister and he proved to be a brilliant signing... Karl-Heinz Riedle was no spring chicken when he played for you lot neither... You must pay a fortune in greenhouse replacement Neither of them cost anywhere near what Henry would so the comparison is more damaging to the world than anything I`ve emitted lately. You know it's dickheads like you that make the proper scousers... you know the ones who come from Liverpool and actually fund the club in a meaningful way... cringe like hell. They're doing their level best to disband with the tag of being complete twats but how can they when the likes of you are still around? Can you not seem to get a bite over at YKWA or RAWK??

Seem to remember a certain team from Merseyside doing something similar (admittedly not for the same sort of fee) for Gary McAllister and he proved to be a brilliant signing... Karl-Heinz Riedle was no spring chicken when he played for you lot neither... You must pay a fortune in greenhouse replacement

Has no-one told you Bob?? We've not been in the CL for years...

You are clearly seething that Riise cost you a blow job last night Chance would have been a fine thing You want to cover it in toothpaste mate-she might floss with it. Shocking....

You are clearly seething that Riise cost you a blow job last night Chance would have been a fine thing

This cunt should stick to snorting his Charlie, Tottenham and Everton Spurs and Everton ahead of Chelsea? EDIT: Mind you, I guess he'll always speak highly of Everton having played for them I don't rate them as any bigger in the big picture than Sunderland, arguably a poorer fanbase than the mackems, they will always struggle to attract top players. They haven't got the fanbase, infrastructure, to ever deliver a serious challenge, like we have in the last decade. Aye but think about it from his perspective... Temuri Ketsbaia would probably think of us in that bracket too on account of the fact he played for us...

This cunt should stick to snorting his Charlie, Tottenham and Everton Spurs and Everton ahead of Chelsea? EDIT: Mind you, I guess he'll always speak highly of Everton having played for them

Could so easily have been the old West Stand at SJP

That's the one...

I think his mind was away with the fairies with what had happened to Ratzenberger the previous day. He pulled up on the grid, took his helmet off, stayed sat in the car and said very little - not Senna at all. He generally kept his helmet on the entire time he was on the grid. As for the meeting - rather than the FIA I think he'd just chaired the regrouping of the Grand Prix Drivers Association which he'd re-formed to discuss the dangers as you point out. Skol, you ever looked at some of the youtube clips from that day?

One of many from Gettyimages - there's some on there I'd argue are even more harrowing.

Some from the world of F1: That one of Senna sat on the grid at Imola is haunting... You could tell he was miles away and not his usual focused self - almost like a sense of forboding.... Would like to get the one of Senna in the McLaren & Mansell in the Williams almost wheel to wheel down to the first corner at Barcelona in 1991 (Dr Ken & Skol will know the one I mean) as that's one of the most iconic images from the sport I remember...

How about......

I know what you mean - it's like, we knew what went on in there but because most of the photography and camera-work showed events from a distance and therefore unable to show any detail, it's as though the true horror is erased from mind. I find it a similar situation with what happened with the World Trade Center. We saw the planes go in and we know what it caused. But as there is no visual evidence except from the distance shots, what it must have been like inside isn't really considered. I also think that photo of Hillsborough will be more disturbing to those of us who stood on the terraces at SJP when we had fences just like that. The photo gives a false representation in my mind of the sheer height of those things and even more so, the angle of that overhang. As Taylor put in his summing up, they were designed for crowd control and not crowd safety.

A season won in a split-second.....

Trouble is with Hillsborough, there's not really an iconic photo per se, it was just the day in general and the unfolding events. I think the most moving thing I ever saw was the collation of the CCTV clips which showed the gates open and the fans pouring through and then it switching to the high level view looking down on that end of the ground and you just see it getting more and more full... Probably the most iconic would be the one of the police officer on horseback outside the ground who had lost control. The one of Grobbelaar above to me displays how oblivious everyone was at that point to what was going on. Ones like this one below were graphic but not iconic to me: Mind you, this one of Dalglish.... another that says a thousand words.

That day football as we knew it changed.....

I know you said nothing from the Olympics.... but this one is a powerful image for me.

This one for me....

tbh it's a fucking shit joke.......