Liverpool in the Media (Linked Articles Only) VI

did he claim we had an advantage, or an unfair advantage?

Most of that article seemed like when someone decides to 'compliment' you and says, "I don't care what everyone else says about you. I don't think you're a stupid, fat, offensive, boorish, uncouth, cheapskate, lying, no-good, bootlicking slob. I don't care what everyone else says. We're friends."

 

Only on the occasions I rep your posts or laugh at your jokes.

 

according to this, the percentage of body fat of the average football player is 3.25%.

 

i'm not at all boorish! no, never boorish.


p.s. -- when you have a moment, say the word "boorish" about 8 times in a row, out loud.

 

Guardian article with Roy Evans, Ian Rush, and Kenny Dalglish: http://www.theguardian.com/football...sh-liverpool-title-chances-roy-evans-ian-rush

Right on, King. I suppose there is a reason why the man won so much in his career as both player and manager.


Why not us?

 

'twas the collective girth to which I be referring.

 

Liverpool dominate PFA shortlists

 

John Terry will still win.

 

If by "win," you really mean "take the fanciest WAG in the whole place back to his hotel suite."

Hopefully, Aspas decides to stay home.

 

Hazard will win "young player" as a compromise for giving Suarez the big prize.

 

Yes. I think he's also been the best young player, though, and has shone despite playing for a team that largely plays anti-football.

 

For a good laugh:

http://grantland.com/the-triangle/t...pools-10-year-plot-to-win-the-premier-league/

 

if you use the numerical coefficients of Fabio Borini's name, and convert those coefficients into a binary system and reconvert to the binary equivalencies of the Sumerian alphabet (cuneiform), it spells -- i'm not kidding -- Moon Landing Hoax!

 

Dunno. When I tried it it came out "chicken fried rice"...

 

that might be the most racist thing i've ever read!!!

 

have they released the Team of the Season yet?

 

Kolo Toure gives a nice interview about himself, his religion, and football.

 

A little tired of players bringing religion into the game. Nothing more ludicrous as Hernandez on his knees at kick off.

Go to your f8cking church, mosque, synagog whatever...

 

I may not approve but they prepare in whatever format they so choose to. It may be annoying to some and downright laughable but they respect it and probably don't care what anyone opposed to it thinks.

 

Hope I don't offend anyone when I say this but typically the more education one has, the less religious they tend to be. Professional athletes are not usually the most educated of folks...

 

Ooooooooh...!!!
I like it. But watch for the fatwa.

 

they're not bringing religion into the game. they are expressing a widely held view that you can ignore, unless you're so bent on finding fault with something as innocuous as kneeling.