Suarez & Barca
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How many red shirts would be sold if he was repurchased?
Haha, any truth in this qoute? I'm beginning to dream.
I was all like, that's yesterday man, and then I see that and I'm all-a-flutter.
I like your term Doc - I'll add another. "It might be balls but it's nice to walk on the moon sometimes." 🙂
Didn't he say something similar about Ajax?
Haha, any truth in this qoute? I'm beginning to dream.
It was one day last September
As far as I remember.
I was walking down the street with manly pride
When my legs went all a-flutter
And I fell into the gutter
And a pig came up and lay down by my side.
We sang "Never mind the weather
Just as long as we're together"
Till a lady walking by was heard to say
"You can tell a man that boozes
By the company he chooses"
And the ******* pig got up and walked away.
This vid makes me squeal like a teenage girl at a concert.
I can't bear to watch him for Barca but my 6 yr old watches loads of footy highlights and keeps reminding me how good he is, then asks for that Depeche Mode song...damn my 6yr old!
He's just fucking incredible. That's football's equivalent to a multiple orgasm that compilation.
That compilation is better than sex and lasts about 2 minutes longer!
He's made nutmegs into an artform. After seeing that video I just want us to sign him. At all costs.
It's not just the incredible skill, it's that doggedness and bedevilment that made him a wonder.
I love that curler against Stoke early in the clip.
His first game v Utd with that dribble for Kuyts first goal.
That shot against Arsenal in the 5-1 which hits the post so hard that Kolo couldn't even react to an open goal.
The goal against Cardiff lying on the floor.
The numerous hat tricks v Norwich.
Balance, poise, strength & skill.
Did he really play for us?
Plus even at 4 or 5 up he never stopped. He always wanted to score more. Loved that about him.
Lol at Shlevey melodramatically stretching out his hands when he didn't get the ball first time round. he then fluffed a sitter, the dozy fcuker.
I was gonna suggest that I'd give up both Firmino & Coutinho for him.
Draw the line at throwing Lucas in though, obviously.
Which one? Blaspemous Rumours?
The US Virgin Islands became the US Islands after Lucas visited.
This is like everyone wanting Alonso back. Who said great things about Liverpool then promptly stayed away and retired.
Both him and Torres were so good that they scared Ferguson. The old cunt lost his head and went after both of them.... that shows their class and it would be lovely to have him back!!!
Hoping you mean Luis not Taggart!
Happy to oblige...
I saw him from 1957 onward when he was at the end of his career, but still easily the best player on the club's books at that time - what a gent (never booked) and what loyalty (a one-club player who stayed with the club after relegation). My abiding memory is when he took a shot which was blocked by a
(?Derby?) defender and hit it so hard that the ball burst! He scored some amazing goals, played left wing, right wing and centre forward (not all at the same time - although it sometimes seemed that way) and was the penalty and free kick taker - our very own Roy of the Rovers!!
As a kid, I recall the awe and respect in the way that all grown ups - Red and Blue alike - talked of him - he was everybody's hero, and not for nothing did journos use the headline "Liddellpool"
He was a JP and scallies boasted that they had Billy Liddell's autograph on their probation order! Amazingly, he was only ever a part-time player - his other job was an accountant.
He never refused an autograph before a game, but didn't sign any after - he used that time to talk to the older fans about the game.
He was devoutly religious, a teetotaller and used to spend much of his time talking to church groups and meeting with disadvantaged youngsters.
The term 'role model' could have been coined for him, and he carried the team and the supporters hopes single-handedly for years.
He regularly went to Anfield in the years following his retirement as a fan at home games.
My only regret is that I had his autobiography - personally signed to me (Ralph) and with loads of other autographs in it - which I foolishly lent to someone and it then went "missing" - hey ho, that's life I suppose.
He'll never play for us again. Get used to it.
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