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[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=43495.msg1246251#msg1246251 date=1294487118]
I think we need to have a rule on 6CM that we don't criticise Kenny. At least nothing abusive or offensive. He's risking his own reputation and a taking on a huge amount of stress to help rescue the club he loves. He's also doing something he hasn't done for a long, long time. It's not going to be easy. Whatever problems he faces, and whatever defeats we suffer in the next six months (and we will: the squad is still pretty poor), we need to stick together now and get behind the manager, the players and the club.
YNWA King Kenny.
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In one fine stroke, the powers that be have made me feel one with the club. It is a bit corny perhaps to put it like that, but i do feel as though we will grow together and i will cherish the ups and downs Kenny Dalglish's regime will bring to us, however short lived it is...
YNWA Kenny! I always wanted you as our manager, and i'm not saying it only because Roy Hodgson was horrible in his job.
I think we need to have a rule on 6CM that we don't criticise Kenny. At least nothing abusive or offensive. He's risking his own reputation and a taking on a huge amount of stress to help rescue the club he loves. He's also doing something he hasn't done for a long, long time. It's not going to be easy. Whatever problems he faces, and whatever defeats we suffer in the next six months (and we will: the squad is still pretty poor), we need to stick together now and get behind the manager, the players and the club.
YNWA King Kenny.
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In one fine stroke, the powers that be have made me feel one with the club. It is a bit corny perhaps to put it like that, but i do feel as though we will grow together and i will cherish the ups and downs Kenny Dalglish's regime will bring to us, however short lived it is...
YNWA Kenny! I always wanted you as our manager, and i'm not saying it only because Roy Hodgson was horrible in his job.
[quote author=ILD link=topic=43495.msg1246319#msg1246319 date=1294488793]
Finally the fans are united, for a while anyway. No more embarrassing interviews either, mostly because no one will have a clue what kenny is saying. LONG LIVE THE KING.
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He used to do that deliberately to wind them up.
Granda TV did a programme on him in the 80's which will look dated now but its worth trawling the archives for it. I'm sure I've got it twice on VHS - just in case one gets spoiled by the ejaculations!!!
Finally the fans are united, for a while anyway. No more embarrassing interviews either, mostly because no one will have a clue what kenny is saying. LONG LIVE THE KING.
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He used to do that deliberately to wind them up.
Granda TV did a programme on him in the 80's which will look dated now but its worth trawling the archives for it. I'm sure I've got it twice on VHS - just in case one gets spoiled by the ejaculations!!!
Respect finally should be guaranteed from the playing staff. Good luck King Kenny.
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=43495.msg1246251#msg1246251 date=1294487118]
I think we need to have a rule on 6CM that we don't criticise Kenny. At least nothing abusive or offensive. He's risking his own reputation and a taking on a huge amount of stress to help rescue the club he loves. He's also doing something he hasn't done for a long, long time. It's not going to be easy. Whatever problems he faces, and whatever defeats we suffer in the next six months (and we will: the squad is still pretty poor), we need to stick together now and get behind the manager, the players and the club.
YNWA King Kenny.
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defo this ^^^^
I think we need to have a rule on 6CM that we don't criticise Kenny. At least nothing abusive or offensive. He's risking his own reputation and a taking on a huge amount of stress to help rescue the club he loves. He's also doing something he hasn't done for a long, long time. It's not going to be easy. Whatever problems he faces, and whatever defeats we suffer in the next six months (and we will: the squad is still pretty poor), we need to stick together now and get behind the manager, the players and the club.
YNWA King Kenny.
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defo this ^^^^
Dalglish: Our new boss in numbers
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To celebrate Kenny Dalglish's return to Liverpool Football Club, we've chronicled the great man's career in numbers.
440,000 pounds. That's how much Bob Paisley paid Celtic in August 1977. Dalglish was brought to the club to replace Kevin Keegan after his move to Hamburg
30,461 fans turned out for The King's testimonial at Anfield in 1990, helping raise in the region of £150,000 gate receipts. The Reds beat Real Sociedad 3-1
836 club games
515 Liverpool appearances
339 club goals
321 Celtic appearances
307 games in charge at Anfield
259 games to score 100 league goals
180 consecutive first-team appearances between 1977-78 and 80-81
172 Liverpool goals
167 Celtic goals
102 caps. On becoming the first Scot to make a century of appearances, Dalglish was presented with a silver cap by Franz Beckenbauer
97 minutes to score his first Liverpool goal. After failing to get on the scoresheet in the Charity Shield against Man Utd, King Kenny netted just seven minutes into his league debut versus Middlesbrough
41 goals for Celtic in 1972-73
38 years old when he played his last game for Liverpool, coming on as a sub for Jan Molby against Derby County in May 1990
37 games unbeaten as Liverpool manager from August 1987 to February 1988
37 goals for Cumbernauld United, Celtic's nursery side, during the 1967-68 season.
31 goals in his first season at Anfield
30 goals for Scotland - a record shared with Denis Law
23 goals in just 49 appearances during his first season as a regular at Celtic
19 pieces of major silverware in the Anfield trophy room, accumulated in just 13 seasons
15 Wembley appearances as a Liverpool player
15 years old when he first had a trial at Liverpool in 1966. He played in a B team match against Southport, but no transfer transpired
10 major trophies with Celtic
8 league championships with Liverpool; five as a player, three as player/manager
7 was The King's number
4 Manager of the Year awards with Liverpool and Blackburn
3 European Cup winner's medals
3 World Cups. He would have played in four had a knee injury not kept him out of Mexico '86
2 FA Cup final victories over Everton
2 Football Writers' Player of the Year awards
2 hat-tricks for Liverpool, against Wrexham and Man City
1 MBE
1 red card, against Benfica in 1984-85
1 Kenny Dalglish
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To celebrate Kenny Dalglish's return to Liverpool Football Club, we've chronicled the great man's career in numbers.
440,000 pounds. That's how much Bob Paisley paid Celtic in August 1977. Dalglish was brought to the club to replace Kevin Keegan after his move to Hamburg
30,461 fans turned out for The King's testimonial at Anfield in 1990, helping raise in the region of £150,000 gate receipts. The Reds beat Real Sociedad 3-1
836 club games
515 Liverpool appearances
339 club goals
321 Celtic appearances
307 games in charge at Anfield
259 games to score 100 league goals
180 consecutive first-team appearances between 1977-78 and 80-81
172 Liverpool goals
167 Celtic goals
102 caps. On becoming the first Scot to make a century of appearances, Dalglish was presented with a silver cap by Franz Beckenbauer
97 minutes to score his first Liverpool goal. After failing to get on the scoresheet in the Charity Shield against Man Utd, King Kenny netted just seven minutes into his league debut versus Middlesbrough
41 goals for Celtic in 1972-73
38 years old when he played his last game for Liverpool, coming on as a sub for Jan Molby against Derby County in May 1990
37 games unbeaten as Liverpool manager from August 1987 to February 1988
37 goals for Cumbernauld United, Celtic's nursery side, during the 1967-68 season.
31 goals in his first season at Anfield
30 goals for Scotland - a record shared with Denis Law
23 goals in just 49 appearances during his first season as a regular at Celtic
19 pieces of major silverware in the Anfield trophy room, accumulated in just 13 seasons
15 Wembley appearances as a Liverpool player
15 years old when he first had a trial at Liverpool in 1966. He played in a B team match against Southport, but no transfer transpired
10 major trophies with Celtic
8 league championships with Liverpool; five as a player, three as player/manager
7 was The King's number
4 Manager of the Year awards with Liverpool and Blackburn
3 European Cup winner's medals
3 World Cups. He would have played in four had a knee injury not kept him out of Mexico '86
2 FA Cup final victories over Everton
2 Football Writers' Player of the Year awards
2 hat-tricks for Liverpool, against Wrexham and Man City
1 MBE
1 red card, against Benfica in 1984-85
1 Kenny Dalglish
I'm much rather have Thommo as his assistant than Rush. Rush comes over as a bit of a wet lettuce.
[quote author=Sheik Yerbouti link=topic=43495.msg1246381#msg1246381 date=1294491227]
I'm much rather have Thommo as his assistant than Rush. Rush comes over as a bit of a wet lettuce.
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Agreed, though Thommo can probably go too far in the opposite direction at times.
If Rushy does come, my guess is he'll probably be on the coaching staff rather than the management side of things.
I'm much rather have Thommo as his assistant than Rush. Rush comes over as a bit of a wet lettuce.
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Agreed, though Thommo can probably go too far in the opposite direction at times.
If Rushy does come, my guess is he'll probably be on the coaching staff rather than the management side of things.
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Wasn't he already a coach for the strikers?
[quote author=TheBunnyman link=topic=43495.msg1246251#msg1246251 date=1294487118]
I think we need to have a rule on 6CM that we don't criticise Kenny. At least nothing abusive or offensive. He's risking his own reputation and a taking on a huge amount of stress to help rescue the club he loves. He's also doing something he hasn't done for a long, long time. It's not going to be easy. Whatever problems he faces, and whatever defeats we suffer in the next six months (and we will: the squad is still pretty poor), we need to stick together now and get behind the manager, the players and the club.
YNWA King Kenny.
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I agree with this sentiment completely, but we cannot apply, nore should we try to apply, a rule stating we cant criticise the man in charge.
I think most will know where the line between critique ends & slagging starts, & those that dont will be put in their place by everyone else, not just us admins.
I've got actual, physical goosebumps, cos I've just pictured Kenny standing on the touchline tomorrow!
I think we need to have a rule on 6CM that we don't criticise Kenny. At least nothing abusive or offensive. He's risking his own reputation and a taking on a huge amount of stress to help rescue the club he loves. He's also doing something he hasn't done for a long, long time. It's not going to be easy. Whatever problems he faces, and whatever defeats we suffer in the next six months (and we will: the squad is still pretty poor), we need to stick together now and get behind the manager, the players and the club.
YNWA King Kenny.
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I agree with this sentiment completely, but we cannot apply, nore should we try to apply, a rule stating we cant criticise the man in charge.
I think most will know where the line between critique ends & slagging starts, & those that dont will be put in their place by everyone else, not just us admins.
I've got actual, physical goosebumps, cos I've just pictured Kenny standing on the touchline tomorrow!
S
Squiggles
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Hahaha
1.Is this just a stop gap?
2.Will he get the job permanently if things go well?
3.Will he be allowed sign any players if indeed hes just a stop gap?
2.Will he get the job permanently if things go well?
3.Will he be allowed sign any players if indeed hes just a stop gap?
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=43495.msg1246404#msg1246404 date=1294491774]
Wasn't he already a coach for the strikers?
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At one time, yes, but I believe he may have moved on. Couldn't swear to it though.
Wasn't he already a coach for the strikers?
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At one time, yes, but I believe he may have moved on. Couldn't swear to it though.
First TeamSquad
1. Jones
2. Johnson
3. Konchesky
4. Meireles
5. Agger
6. Aurelio
8. Gerrard
9. Torres
10. J Cole
12. Pacheco
14. Jovanovic
16. Kyrgiakos
17. Maxi
18. Kuyt
19. Babel
21. Lucas
22. D Wilson
23. Carragher
24. Ngog
25. Reina
26. Spearing
28. Poulsen
32. Darby
33. Shelvey
34. Kelly
36. Irwin
37. Skrtel
38. Flanagan
39. Eccleston
40. Ayala
41. Hansen
42. Gulacsi
43. Bouzanis
44. Palsson
45. Ince
46. Amoo
47. Wisdom
48. Bruna
49. Robinson
- Aquilani
- Brouwer
- Chamberlain
- Cooper
- Degen
- El Zhar
- Suso
- Insua
- Kohlert
- Mavinga
- Mendy
- Roberts
- Saric
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Kenny Dalglish Manager
Sammy Lee Assistant Manager
Mike Kelly First-team Coach
John McMahon Reserves Manager
John Achterberg Reserves Goalkeeping Coach
Mike McGlynn Assistant Chief Scout
Peter Brukner Head of Sports Medicine and Sports Science
Zaf Iqbal First Team Doctor
Darren Burgess Head of Fitness and Conditioning
Phil Coles Head of Physical Therapies
Rob Price Senior Physiotherapist
Andrew Nealon Senior Physiotherapist
Matt Konopinski Physiotherapist
Chris Morgan Physiotherapist
Jordan Milsom Rehab Fitness Coach
Alan McCall Sports Scientist
Ivan Ortega Sports Therapist
Paul Small Masseur
Sylvan Richardson Masseur
Graham Carter Kit Manager
Lee Radcliffe First Team Kit-Man
Barry Drust Sports Science Consultant
James Morton Consultant Nutritionist
Andy Scoulding Head of Technical Analysis
Billy Parry Video Analyst
Alec Scott Match Analysis Assistant
James Malone Sports Science Graduate
Results 3 - 1
Blackburn v Liverpool
Ewood Park, 5 Jan 2011 20:00
Barclays Premier League
Liverpool 2 - 1 Bolton
Anfield, 1 Jan 2011 15:00
Liverpool 0 - 1 Wolves
Anfield, 29 Dec 2010 20:00
Liverpool 0 - 0 Utrecht
Anfield, 15 Dec 2010 20:05
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Fixtures V
Man. Utd. v Liverpool
Old Trafford, 9 Jan 2011 13:30
FA Cup
Blackpool V Liverpool
Bloomfield Road, 12 Jan 2011 20:00
Liverpool V Everton
Anfield, 16 Jan 2011 14:05
Wolves V Liverpool
Molineux, 22 Jan 2011 12:45
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League TableTeam P W D L F A W D L F A PTS GD
10 Stoke 21 5 2 4 14 12 3 1 6 12 14 27 0
11 Everton 21 3 4 3 12 13 2 6 3 11 12 25 -2
12 Liverpool 20 6 2 2 17 8 1 2 7 7 19 25 -3
13 Blackpool 19 2 2 3 12 13 5 2 5 15 19 25 -5
14 Fulham 21 3 5 3 14 14 1 5 4 8 10 22 -2
News
Most RecentMost ViewedMost CommentedFairclough on Roy departure
Kenny's career: 14 great photos
Kenny's LFC career in facts
Dalglish: Our new boss in numbers
Roy's reign: 2010-11
Roy explains transfer targets
Fulham game called off
Roy's Newcastle verdict
Hodgson on Agger rumours
Babel on team spirit and Torres
Who would YOU sign?
Reds slump to Ewood loss
Gerrard starts - listen live
Gerrard returns - listen live
Roy reflects on Bolton win
The first Kop song?Listen to Paul Wilkes version of 'Hurrah for the reds'
Roy's Man Utd previewRoy Hodgson previews Sunday's FA Cup showdown at Old Trafford
Stevie G on Man U showdownSteven Gerrard looks forward to Sunday's FA Cup tie with Man Utd
Gerrard on kissing the cameraWill Stevie kiss the camera again if he scores at Old Trafford?
Man United memoriesGet yourself in the mood for Sunday's big game with these unforgettable memories
Roy post-Blackburn pressRoy Hodgson speaks after the 3-1 defeat at Ewood Park
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1. Jones
2. Johnson
3. Konchesky
4. Meireles
5. Agger
6. Aurelio
8. Gerrard
9. Torres
10. J Cole
12. Pacheco
14. Jovanovic
16. Kyrgiakos
17. Maxi
18. Kuyt
19. Babel
21. Lucas
22. D Wilson
23. Carragher
24. Ngog
25. Reina
26. Spearing
28. Poulsen
32. Darby
33. Shelvey
34. Kelly
36. Irwin
37. Skrtel
38. Flanagan
39. Eccleston
40. Ayala
41. Hansen
42. Gulacsi
43. Bouzanis
44. Palsson
45. Ince
46. Amoo
47. Wisdom
48. Bruna
49. Robinson
- Aquilani
- Brouwer
- Chamberlain
- Cooper
- Degen
- El Zhar
- Suso
- Insua
- Kohlert
- Mavinga
- Mendy
- Roberts
- Saric
- Simon
Barclays Premier League squad player
Staff
Kenny Dalglish Manager
Sammy Lee Assistant Manager
Mike Kelly First-team Coach
John McMahon Reserves Manager
John Achterberg Reserves Goalkeeping Coach
Mike McGlynn Assistant Chief Scout
Peter Brukner Head of Sports Medicine and Sports Science
Zaf Iqbal First Team Doctor
Darren Burgess Head of Fitness and Conditioning
Phil Coles Head of Physical Therapies
Rob Price Senior Physiotherapist
Andrew Nealon Senior Physiotherapist
Matt Konopinski Physiotherapist
Chris Morgan Physiotherapist
Jordan Milsom Rehab Fitness Coach
Alan McCall Sports Scientist
Ivan Ortega Sports Therapist
Paul Small Masseur
Sylvan Richardson Masseur
Graham Carter Kit Manager
Lee Radcliffe First Team Kit-Man
Barry Drust Sports Science Consultant
James Morton Consultant Nutritionist
Andy Scoulding Head of Technical Analysis
Billy Parry Video Analyst
Alec Scott Match Analysis Assistant
James Malone Sports Science Graduate
Results 3 - 1
Blackburn v Liverpool
Ewood Park, 5 Jan 2011 20:00
Barclays Premier League
Liverpool 2 - 1 Bolton
Anfield, 1 Jan 2011 15:00
Liverpool 0 - 1 Wolves
Anfield, 29 Dec 2010 20:00
Liverpool 0 - 0 Utrecht
Anfield, 15 Dec 2010 20:05
View Reports
Fixtures V
Man. Utd. v Liverpool
Old Trafford, 9 Jan 2011 13:30
FA Cup
Blackpool V Liverpool
Bloomfield Road, 12 Jan 2011 20:00
Liverpool V Everton
Anfield, 16 Jan 2011 14:05
Wolves V Liverpool
Molineux, 22 Jan 2011 12:45
View all Results and Fixtures
League TableTeam P W D L F A W D L F A PTS GD
10 Stoke 21 5 2 4 14 12 3 1 6 12 14 27 0
11 Everton 21 3 4 3 12 13 2 6 3 11 12 25 -2
12 Liverpool 20 6 2 2 17 8 1 2 7 7 19 25 -3
13 Blackpool 19 2 2 3 12 13 5 2 5 15 19 25 -5
14 Fulham 21 3 5 3 14 14 1 5 4 8 10 22 -2
News
Most RecentMost ViewedMost CommentedFairclough on Roy departure
Kenny's career: 14 great photos
Kenny's LFC career in facts
Dalglish: Our new boss in numbers
Roy's reign: 2010-11
Roy explains transfer targets
Fulham game called off
Roy's Newcastle verdict
Hodgson on Agger rumours
Babel on team spirit and Torres
Who would YOU sign?
Reds slump to Ewood loss
Gerrard starts - listen live
Gerrard returns - listen live
Roy reflects on Bolton win
The first Kop song?Listen to Paul Wilkes version of 'Hurrah for the reds'
Roy's Man Utd previewRoy Hodgson previews Sunday's FA Cup showdown at Old Trafford
Stevie G on Man U showdownSteven Gerrard looks forward to Sunday's FA Cup tie with Man Utd
Gerrard on kissing the cameraWill Stevie kiss the camera again if he scores at Old Trafford?
Man United memoriesGet yourself in the mood for Sunday's big game with these unforgettable memories
Roy post-Blackburn pressRoy Hodgson speaks after the 3-1 defeat at Ewood Park
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I can't imagine Kelly's still around, as he's very much Roy's man and Roy's appointment. Sammy Lee I'm less sure about, given the existing LFC connection and the fact that we don't actually know how much of a say he had in what was decided and done under Roy.
[quote author=Rafiagra link=topic=43495.msg1246400#msg1246400 date=1294491633]
Get Kenny to mentor Carra. Maybe he can be our Guardiola.
Not sure about Rushie coming in. Deffo not Barnes!!! (altho I love him!)
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Alan 'fat drink driving arsehole waste of space' Brazil said yesterday that carra would "Surely do a better job than Kenny Dalglish, as he's played under some fantastic managers".
So, using that logic, Kenny would surely be even better, oh & also, he's managed before. You silly fat cunt.
Get Kenny to mentor Carra. Maybe he can be our Guardiola.
Not sure about Rushie coming in. Deffo not Barnes!!! (altho I love him!)
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Alan 'fat drink driving arsehole waste of space' Brazil said yesterday that carra would "Surely do a better job than Kenny Dalglish, as he's played under some fantastic managers".
So, using that logic, Kenny would surely be even better, oh & also, he's managed before. You silly fat cunt.
[quote author=Asbo link=topic=43495.msg1246448#msg1246448 date=1294492794]
Philip_Babb Philip Andrew Babb
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King Kenny . I can Smell Sir Alex's Shit Allready !
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hahahaha
Philip_Babb Philip Andrew Babb
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King Kenny . I can Smell Sir Alex's Shit Allready !
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hahahaha
Nice words from the Guardian:
Yet his achievements are strangely underplayed: the man has won four English titles, for goodness sake, and fashioned arguably the greatest pure footballing side the league has ever seen. (Liverpool's 1987-88 team could teach modern-day Arsenal a thing or two about trying to walk the ball into the net.)
Yet his achievements are strangely underplayed: the man has won four English titles, for goodness sake, and fashioned arguably the greatest pure footballing side the league has ever seen. (Liverpool's 1987-88 team could teach modern-day Arsenal a thing or two about trying to walk the ball into the net.)
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=43495.msg1246553#msg1246553 date=1294495717]
Nice words from the Guardian:
Yet his achievements are strangely underplayed: the man has won four English titles, for goodness sake, and fashioned arguably the greatest pure footballing side the league has ever seen. (Liverpool's 1987-88 team could teach modern-day Arsenal a thing or two about trying to walk the ball into the net.)
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Sweeeeet!
Nice words from the Guardian:
Yet his achievements are strangely underplayed: the man has won four English titles, for goodness sake, and fashioned arguably the greatest pure footballing side the league has ever seen. (Liverpool's 1987-88 team could teach modern-day Arsenal a thing or two about trying to walk the ball into the net.)
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Sweeeeet!
Good for the Grauniad. It's printed some awful garbage about the Roy situation at times these last few months, but it's not been alone in doing so, and that is decent stuff.
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[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=43495.msg1246553#msg1246553 date=1294495717]
Nice words from the Guardian:
Yet his achievements are strangely underplayed: the man has won four English titles, for goodness sake, and fashioned arguably the greatest pure footballing side the league has ever seen. (Liverpool's 1987-88 team could teach modern-day Arsenal a thing or two about trying to walk the ball into the net.)
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Sweeeeet!
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Fuck there were some great team-goals back then. Remember when Macca ran out and stopped tha balll on the touchline (would have been our throw in anyway) before we splitted the Arsenal defence with some smooth passing. Orgasmic.
[quote author=Insignificance link=topic=43495.msg1246553#msg1246553 date=1294495717]
Nice words from the Guardian:
Yet his achievements are strangely underplayed: the man has won four English titles, for goodness sake, and fashioned arguably the greatest pure footballing side the league has ever seen. (Liverpool's 1987-88 team could teach modern-day Arsenal a thing or two about trying to walk the ball into the net.)
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Sweeeeet!
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Fuck there were some great team-goals back then. Remember when Macca ran out and stopped tha balll on the touchline (would have been our throw in anyway) before we splitted the Arsenal defence with some smooth passing. Orgasmic.
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