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Read that in my paper this morning before my run, and then amused myself by thinking of Mikey while running (not in a gay way).
Stevie says he'll talk to him in the England training camp. No-one can turn down Stevie. No man, no woman.
And I did like them before the whole Champions League epic, although being probably the best game of football I've ever seen, that certainly didn't hurt.
> Dringo wrote:
> I'd say I was a casual Liverpool fan as well.
>
> win one thing and they all come crawling out the rafters
I'm a leeds fan by heart and I feel Liverpool are not as great as perhaps Chelsea or Manchester United... but could be. So underdogs with potential and that's better than leeds.
Which is doomed. But I am a Leeds supporter, and when they return to the premiership there will be no Liverpool admiration.
To be fair admiration did increase when they won the champions league. But I admired them most for being the toughest team Chelsea had to face last season, in the league, the carling cup final and the champions league. Chelsea were very frustrated in at least 3 games.
I hate Chelsea.
I'd never wear a Liverpool shirt, or see a liverpool game (unless against Leeds). But I'd like to see them do well. Newcastle too.
Dringo wrote:
> I'm a leeds fan by heart and I feel Liverpool are not as great as
> perhaps Chelsea or Manchester United... but could be.
First of all, you can't be a Leeds fan by heart. You're either a Leeds fan or nothing. Death (Leeds) or Glory (any other team, really).
Second, 'not as great as... Yoo'. Yeha, paraphrased, but hush. You've just told people you think Yoo are great. No matter how much you thought they should've won the F.A. Cup final or how much you think Alex Ferguson isa great manager, Keane a great midfeild general or C. Ronaldo are brilliant fairy, you don't admit it. They're all scum to you. Deal.
> So underdogs
> with potential and that's better than leeds.
Main fault. Actually, this is just plain wrong. If you're a Leeds fan, a Liverpool fan, a Yo... no, that's too far, but no matter who you support, there is no greater than your club. You don't think it. And if you do, you don't admit it. Not even to yourself.
> Which is doomed. But I am a Leeds supporter, and when they return to
> the premiership there will be no Liverpool admiration.
So you're a conditional Leeds fan? We're doomed so you're abandoning us? Yeah, thanks for that. I may not do much as a Leeds fan, but I care now more than I ever did when we were hunting around that 3rd place. If Leeds get promoted, it'll be one of the happiest moments of my sporting life. Forever.
I'll always love you, Leeds.
I'm a massive Leeds fan. And Mattribute I was not born during the Manchester United war, as far as I am concerned they saved Leeds from administration by paying off the money for Rio in advanced.
As terrible as it sounds.
What I should be saying is: "I'd like to see Liverpool do well this season"... simply to make the premiership more interesting. I find the team has a lot of character.
I'd like Newcastle to do well also, but I don't see how they will.
I wouldn't be surprised to see him trying to convert Cisse to a right winger.
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> And Mattribute I was not born during the
> Manchester United war
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Oooh, and lucky you weren't, boy. A terrible war, it is. People were afraid of going outside of their doors just to get a drink from the well. Father fought son and brother fought brother. There's not a survivor alive from that war who doesn't have some heatbreak or hidden grief.
Twas a dark time for the Republic.
I hope, anyway.