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Well, no one else was making a topic, so...
Predictions?
Predictions?
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Oh and Mattribute, it'll happen yet, a long long time away yes, but it'll happen.
The-IronFlame wrote:
> And Fifth in the League :P Well done anyway but I doubt you'll be
> anywhere near 1st, 2nd or 3rd next season :P
Oh they will... everyone wants to wear a Liverpool shirt now.
> And Fifth in the League :P Well done anyway but I doubt you'll be
> anywhere near 1st, 2nd or 3rd next season :P
Oh they will... everyone wants to wear a Liverpool shirt now.
And Fifth in the League :P Well done anyway but I doubt you'll be anywhere near 1st, 2nd or 3rd next season :P
LIVERPOOL ARE THE CHAMPIONS OF EUROPE!!!
SHUT UP, YOU.
mattributé wrote:
> Right, I'm back now. So I might as well give my in depth review of
> what happened, in my eyes.
>
> From when I saw AC go through, there was only ever going to be one
> winner for me. Milan are a team that are strong in every single
> department and have very few weaknesses - unlike the rather shakey
> Liverpool team. And when Maldini scored after 52 seconds, I knew it
> was going to be a long night.
>
> I watched it at my mates (2 Yoo fans, 1 Man Blue fan) and by half
> time we were all down. Yeah, we may hate the dirty theiving scousers,
> and fear that our jeans may be nicked everytime we cross paths with
> one, but, by god, they're English (just), and we look out for our
> own. Well, almost. Resigned to seeing yet another English
> capitulation at the hands of European giants, we were making jokes
> about Miner Dudek by half time.
>
> Smicer was on, and you were bringing Hamann on. News just in: Rafa
> wants AC to win.
>
> 10 minutes into the 2nd half and almost every prediction possible had
> been made about what could happen, just so whatever did happen,
> somebody could claim glory for saying it. And Gerrard scored.
>
> Then a miracle happened. God smiled upon Liverpool. No, he did more
> than that - he was wearing a Liverpool shirt whilst stealing some
> hubcaps from cars. SMicer gets the ball. Vladimir Smicer. The least
> talented player I have ever seen play... scores.
>
> Resigned to seeing a final minute struggle for a Liverpool goal, I
> went to the toilet. 'PENALTY!'. I think it's the only time I've ever
> felt happy to have streaks of pis... urine down my leg.
>
> After that it pretty much died until the Dudek's double save. How the
> HELL did he manage that? I think I actually saw the whole final flash
> before my eyes when SHev hit that ball. Next thing I knew it was
> over.
>
> But in the end, the little miner won it. That dancing was absolutely
> superb. He could put on a one man show, that fellow. Absolutely
> mint.
>
> Stevie G's celebrations were particularly emotional - it's what I
> always imagined Smith would be like if he took Leeds to any kind of
> glory. I just hope he doesn't sell the pool out any time soon. I was
> so happy (me and my mates were literally jumping about and shouting
> for everything pro liverpool) but it was saddening. A realisation
> that I'll likely never see a Leeds player pick up the Champions
> League trophy. Kind of makes your life, feel empty, doesn't it?
> Almost makes me sympathise with those who swap teams every other
> week.
>
> But I still think they should all be lined up and shot, as well as
> those that say they 'follow' football, but only know when their team
> is playing in a final or something, or buy and England shirt before a
> major tournament.
What are you on about
Speak English
And go back to wherever you crawled out from
> Right, I'm back now. So I might as well give my in depth review of
> what happened, in my eyes.
>
> From when I saw AC go through, there was only ever going to be one
> winner for me. Milan are a team that are strong in every single
> department and have very few weaknesses - unlike the rather shakey
> Liverpool team. And when Maldini scored after 52 seconds, I knew it
> was going to be a long night.
>
> I watched it at my mates (2 Yoo fans, 1 Man Blue fan) and by half
> time we were all down. Yeah, we may hate the dirty theiving scousers,
> and fear that our jeans may be nicked everytime we cross paths with
> one, but, by god, they're English (just), and we look out for our
> own. Well, almost. Resigned to seeing yet another English
> capitulation at the hands of European giants, we were making jokes
> about Miner Dudek by half time.
>
> Smicer was on, and you were bringing Hamann on. News just in: Rafa
> wants AC to win.
>
> 10 minutes into the 2nd half and almost every prediction possible had
> been made about what could happen, just so whatever did happen,
> somebody could claim glory for saying it. And Gerrard scored.
>
> Then a miracle happened. God smiled upon Liverpool. No, he did more
> than that - he was wearing a Liverpool shirt whilst stealing some
> hubcaps from cars. SMicer gets the ball. Vladimir Smicer. The least
> talented player I have ever seen play... scores.
>
> Resigned to seeing a final minute struggle for a Liverpool goal, I
> went to the toilet. 'PENALTY!'. I think it's the only time I've ever
> felt happy to have streaks of pis... urine down my leg.
>
> After that it pretty much died until the Dudek's double save. How the
> HELL did he manage that? I think I actually saw the whole final flash
> before my eyes when SHev hit that ball. Next thing I knew it was
> over.
>
> But in the end, the little miner won it. That dancing was absolutely
> superb. He could put on a one man show, that fellow. Absolutely
> mint.
>
> Stevie G's celebrations were particularly emotional - it's what I
> always imagined Smith would be like if he took Leeds to any kind of
> glory. I just hope he doesn't sell the pool out any time soon. I was
> so happy (me and my mates were literally jumping about and shouting
> for everything pro liverpool) but it was saddening. A realisation
> that I'll likely never see a Leeds player pick up the Champions
> League trophy. Kind of makes your life, feel empty, doesn't it?
> Almost makes me sympathise with those who swap teams every other
> week.
>
> But I still think they should all be lined up and shot, as well as
> those that say they 'follow' football, but only know when their team
> is playing in a final or something, or buy and England shirt before a
> major tournament.
What are you on about
Speak English
And go back to wherever you crawled out from
down wrote:
> I don't think Nesta meant the handball, I think Garcia flicked it into
> his arm, Nesta had gone down to block the shot, but Garcia flicked it
> into him. He couldn't have stopped it, it was ball to hand.
Not that that rule really applies properly when you stop someone who is clean on goal.
> I don't think Nesta meant the handball, I think Garcia flicked it into
> his arm, Nesta had gone down to block the shot, but Garcia flicked it
> into him. He couldn't have stopped it, it was ball to hand.
Not that that rule really applies properly when you stop someone who is clean on goal.
I thought they wanted "At least 34 million, because he's as good as Adriano"
Wonder how muc that'll cost them, then.
Parma said they weren't going below £30 million...
Parma said they weren't going below £30 million...
60 million euro for ronaldo? He's nowhere near what he used to be.
They'd have the old inter strike force if they can keep crespo though :0
Anyway, the gilardino move is supposed to be a "done deal?"
They'd have the old inter strike force if they can keep crespo though :0
Anyway, the gilardino move is supposed to be a "done deal?"
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