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60,000 posts says they're not.
Oh shit, is it May already?
By who, Kaiser?
And yet another thread is derailed for half a dozen pages because of Modo and the forum's aversion to him.
This is getting pretty fucking boring now. And is going down the Spider-Neil route of 'not-quite-abusive-enough-to-merit-a-ban-so-we-put-up-with-him'.
Modo - We've always got reasonably along you and I, so take this from me (a quasi-mate) - you're annoying the fuck out of plenty of people and you're doing it on purpose. Give it a fucking rest will you, for the sake of others who can't be bothered to trawl through endless pages of this shite.
It'd be much appreciated.
This is getting pretty fucking boring now. And is going down the Spider-Neil route of 'not-quite-abusive-enough-to-merit-a-ban-so-we-put-up-with-him'.
Modo - We've always got reasonably along you and I, so take this from me (a quasi-mate) - you're annoying the fuck out of plenty of people and you're doing it on purpose. Give it a fucking rest will you, for the sake of others who can't be bothered to trawl through endless pages of this shite.
It'd be much appreciated.
Ive tried that tack Ryan it doesnt work. He gets a kick out of winding everyone up. Im similar to you in that it doesnt bother me at all, but I think the days of putting up with him are long gone. Hes ruining the fuck out of every thread. Well him and all the fuckers who rise to him.
Thing is hes doing it deliberately and there really isnt an excuse for that, he needs a good banning.
Thing is hes doing it deliberately and there really isnt an excuse for that, he needs a good banning.
you're prob right. this is Spider-Neil mk2.
Why don't we create a sticky Modo thread and restrict him to posting in there? Anyone who wants can go in and talk with him there.
Should have done that to Spidey actually.
Should have done that to Spidey actually.
What? That you get trolls? I'm all for healthy debate, arguments and banter, but this is just boring.
Thanks for your standard patronising post that's managed to miss the fucking point.
Heh, much as I agree with you re Modo here Mark, I gotta say - no one quite does forum troll indignation like you.
It's like it's your fucking job to get wound up by him.
You do know he's mostly playing this schtick cos it evidently winds you up, don't you?
I don't get why folk get so wound up by Modo. (That's to say I do get that he's irritating to some).
There's a couple of long-standing dynamics between Modo and a few posters that are a bigger problem; Hence he posts a predictable 'wind up post' - there's a predictable reaction - and the thread gets dragged through pages of shit-slinging with other posters joining in the 'debate'.
It doesn't cast anyone involved in a good light and otherwise insightful posts sometimes get lost in the melee.
Just use the fecking ignore button.
There's a couple of long-standing dynamics between Modo and a few posters that are a bigger problem; Hence he posts a predictable 'wind up post' - there's a predictable reaction - and the thread gets dragged through pages of shit-slinging with other posters joining in the 'debate'.
It doesn't cast anyone involved in a good light and otherwise insightful posts sometimes get lost in the melee.
Just use the fecking ignore button.
Modo is definitely Kaiser/Code72/whatever other persona he has now invented.
Too similar to be a co-incidence.
Too similar to be a co-incidence.
He is nowhere near that level of mental. Code had about 5 different accounts going on TLW last time I noticed him.
That cunt IS on ignore.
You maybe right but the MO is remarkably similar. Subtle trolling, contradictions, feigning indignation when accused. I don't know Modo well enough but does he rely on stats? I wouldn't be surprised.
Guess I'll stick this here to break the modotony:
Liverpool penalty shootout record. 85.7% win rate.
Source: http://www.lfchistory.net/Stats/PenaltyShootouts.aspx
For the super-low 2-0 win against Birmingham in 95, we had one penalty saved and scored two, while Birmingham had one shot saved, and 3 shots missed!
Liverpool penalty shootout record. 85.7% win rate.
Source: http://www.lfchistory.net/Stats/PenaltyShootouts.aspx
For the super-low 2-0 win against Birmingham in 95, we had one penalty saved and scored two, while Birmingham had one shot saved, and 3 shots missed!
Guess I'll stick this here to break the modotony:
Liverpool penalty shootout record. 85.7% win rate.
Source: http://www.lfchistory.net/Stats/PenaltyShootouts.aspx
For the super-low 2-0 win against Birmingham in 95, we had one penalty saved and scored two, while Birmingham had one shot saved, and 3 shots missed!
Jinxing cunt!
Who's Modo?
http://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/sport/football/football-news/liverpool-fc--jordan-rossiters-7827670
[article]Jordan Rossiter's Walton school goes Red for 'their boy'
Sep 24, 2014 20:01
By Chris Beesley
“Is right – our boy.”
Those four simple words summed it up for everyone associated with Archbishop Beck Catholic Sports College in Walton today after old boy Jordan Rossiter sensationally scored on his Liverpool debut last night.
The 17-year-old from Everton Valley made a dream first team bow when he netted with a stunning 30-yard strike against Middlesbrough in the Capital One Cup.
And apart from the youngster’s family themselves there can’t have been a prouder person inside Anfield than his former headteacher and Reds season ticket holder Paul Dickinson.
Mr Dickinson said: “The chap who sits in front of me in the ground is a former Archbishop Beck pupil himself and he just turned to me and roared: ‘Is right - our boy.’
"Everyone at the school is so proud of Jordan having made it into Liverpool’s first team and making such an instant impact.
“I guess Brendan Rodgers wouldn’t have told him too early that he was playing but we’d got wind of it reading yesterday’s ECHO so we were all really excited for him and I thought he played fab.
“When I came into work this morning the school was buzzing. Not just the other teachers but support staff and caretakers too, everyone was talking about Jordan.
“A lot of our students know Jordan and some of them have played alongside him, so he’s still very much seen as one of our own.”
As well as Rossiter’s obvious talents as a player, Mr Dickinson was impressed with his former student’s attitude on the Anfield turf.
He said: “You’ve got to be a special 17-year-old to be playing for Liverpool’s first team but it was bizarre to see him telling senior pros what to do on the pitch.
"He shows such confidence but never arrogance.
“My staff who had seen the game on TV told me you should have seen his face when Middlesbrough equalised.
"He was so disappointed which tells you everything really, he’s got such a will to win.”
Having brought success on the field to Archbishop Beck – including captaining the school to victory in the 59th Liverpool ECHO Schoolboys Cup final back in 2011 – Mr Dickinson has been thrilled by Rossiter’s progress.
He said: “It was clear that Jordan was one of the stand-out players in our school and he helped us to become the first team to win national titles two years on the run.
“We could see that he was something special from a young age and knew he was going on to great things.
“As a young man he was always pleasurable to deal with and his road to success has been a classic example of hard work and dedication.
“We all knew that given his talent that football would be his priority so we created and tailored a programme for him that allowed him to train part-time with Liverpool while continuing with his studies and he managed to get some good GCSE results.
“He hasn’t returned since leaving yet but that’s just the kind of person he is, he wouldn’t want to be seen as having a ‘look at me’ attitude.
“I’m sure he’ll be back now though and we’d all be delighted to see him because he’s an inspiration to all our other students.”[/article]
[article]Jordan Rossiter's Walton school goes Red for 'their boy'
Sep 24, 2014 20:01
By Chris Beesley
“Is right – our boy.”
Those four simple words summed it up for everyone associated with Archbishop Beck Catholic Sports College in Walton today after old boy Jordan Rossiter sensationally scored on his Liverpool debut last night.
The 17-year-old from Everton Valley made a dream first team bow when he netted with a stunning 30-yard strike against Middlesbrough in the Capital One Cup.
And apart from the youngster’s family themselves there can’t have been a prouder person inside Anfield than his former headteacher and Reds season ticket holder Paul Dickinson.
Mr Dickinson said: “The chap who sits in front of me in the ground is a former Archbishop Beck pupil himself and he just turned to me and roared: ‘Is right - our boy.’
"Everyone at the school is so proud of Jordan having made it into Liverpool’s first team and making such an instant impact.
“I guess Brendan Rodgers wouldn’t have told him too early that he was playing but we’d got wind of it reading yesterday’s ECHO so we were all really excited for him and I thought he played fab.
“When I came into work this morning the school was buzzing. Not just the other teachers but support staff and caretakers too, everyone was talking about Jordan.
“A lot of our students know Jordan and some of them have played alongside him, so he’s still very much seen as one of our own.”
As well as Rossiter’s obvious talents as a player, Mr Dickinson was impressed with his former student’s attitude on the Anfield turf.
He said: “You’ve got to be a special 17-year-old to be playing for Liverpool’s first team but it was bizarre to see him telling senior pros what to do on the pitch.
"He shows such confidence but never arrogance.
“My staff who had seen the game on TV told me you should have seen his face when Middlesbrough equalised.
"He was so disappointed which tells you everything really, he’s got such a will to win.”
Having brought success on the field to Archbishop Beck – including captaining the school to victory in the 59th Liverpool ECHO Schoolboys Cup final back in 2011 – Mr Dickinson has been thrilled by Rossiter’s progress.
He said: “It was clear that Jordan was one of the stand-out players in our school and he helped us to become the first team to win national titles two years on the run.
“We could see that he was something special from a young age and knew he was going on to great things.
“As a young man he was always pleasurable to deal with and his road to success has been a classic example of hard work and dedication.
“We all knew that given his talent that football would be his priority so we created and tailored a programme for him that allowed him to train part-time with Liverpool while continuing with his studies and he managed to get some good GCSE results.
“He hasn’t returned since leaving yet but that’s just the kind of person he is, he wouldn’t want to be seen as having a ‘look at me’ attitude.
“I’m sure he’ll be back now though and we’d all be delighted to see him because he’s an inspiration to all our other students.”[/article]
If it's boring why do you constantly get wound up?
You want to ban someone then for boring you?
Well done for not rising to it, Mark.
yes, I want to ban someone for boring me, and not for the aforementioned deliberate trolling. Fucking hell.
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