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LiverpoolFanatic
09 Nov 2002, 04:54 PM
I am really looking forward to the Merseyside debies this season. Everton are playing really well. Moyes has the Toffees climbing steadily up the table. Should make for some real firecrackers!
Paul May
09 Nov 2002, 06:54 PM
We are too. Even last season we managed to play Liverpool tough but this season we are in a lot better shape.firecrackers will be putting it mildly, more like WWIII.:D
Pigs
09 Nov 2002, 07:32 PM
Originally posted by LiverpoolFanatic
I am really looking forward to the Merseyside debies this season.
You sure your looking forward to the derby? All the Liverpudlians I know aren't :)
usscouse
10 Nov 2002, 02:00 PM
Originally posted by Pigs
You sure your looking forward to the derby? All the Liverpudlians I know aren't :)
Don't be silly. They're always fun...!!!:D
Paul May
10 Nov 2002, 03:29 PM
Originally posted by usscouse
Don't be silly. They're always fun...!!!:D
over the last few years its been fun for you. I think this year it will be fun for us. Especially back in the pubs at home , after the match.:D
With City beating Man U I think the writing is on the wall lad. Everton 3 Liverpool 1 :;
LiverpoolFanatic
10 Nov 2002, 11:48 PM
Originally posted by Paul May
With City beating Man U I think the writing is on the wall lad. Everton 3 Liverpool 1 :;
Now Paul, let's not get carried away! :)
Paul May
11 Nov 2002, 07:10 PM
Originally posted by LiverpoolFanatic
Now Paul, let's not get carried away! :)
It won't be me who will be carried away but Rooney after his second goal.:D
LiverpoolFanatic
12 Nov 2002, 01:14 AM
As if he wasn't the toast of the Blue side of town already, that would immortalize him. He is gifted to be sure. I just hope (truly) that he keeps his head and doesn't do anything foolish. Look no further for a great role model for the young star than Michael Owen.
Paul May
12 Nov 2002, 09:34 AM
Everyone is comparing Rooney to Owen, and I cant see the simularities. Yes they are both young talents, both come from the same city, both will play for England but to me that is where the comparison ends. I would put Rooney as a young Shearer.Rooney's size and stature if healthey will see him have a long career as Shearer, Owen on the other hand is small in stature and I hope Im wrong but may have a shortened career because of it. What will happen to Owen when his speed leaves him as he gets older? he doesnt have the stature to fight off tackles from defenders. I hope he can bulk up for his sake.
Pigs
12 Nov 2002, 07:56 PM
Originally posted by Paul May
Everyone is comparing Rooney to Owen, and I cant see the simularities. Yes they are both young talents, both come from the same city, both will play for England but to me that is where the comparison ends.
Owen is from Cheshire and and comes from a middle class stable family. Rooney is from Merseyside, Croxteth to be precise and comes from a working class family who live in a house not owned by them.
The only similarities between Owen and Rooney is that both are young and about the same height and have excellent talent.
LiverpoolFanatic
12 Nov 2002, 08:44 PM
And both burst onto the scene and captured media attn very young...
kerpow
14 Nov 2002, 03:54 PM
Rooney looked quite a bit bigger than Owen to me. However, both have a great burst of speed, good first touch and a great eye for goal. Wayne being a broader lad will have a physical edge over Owen but perhaps hasn't developed the vision that you see in Michael's game.
But yes, comparisons are inevitable. If Wayne had six legs and purple skin they would still be compared purely because of their age and attention by the media.