Jeeze
Sterling can break legs? Is there anything he can't do?
Do you think action will be taken against Suarez for his stamp?
Sterling can break legs? Is there anything he can't do?
sterlings offspring will bridge the gap in the bonesIt was a follow through from his swinging cock.
What a great birthday present from the reds thanks to the team on my 33rd birthday get in there.
Well done Brendan, once again showing he is a reactive manager, changing it when things are not working. I was even more pleased for him because a gang of day trippers were slagging the man off at half time saying he had to go if we did not win. Show some support or stay at home. And watch the game instead of taking pictures every 10 minutes.
Happy borthday, mate.
Happy birthday to Modo as well.
What happened to us? We used to have bday threads here. Not any more?
LTW - you used to run this show.
But the arseholes in charge considered him for the manager position.
John Henry and Martinez didn't just bump into each other in Florida you knowIt was
Just a rumor, fsg not that daft 🙂
That picture was doctored.John Henry and Martinez didn't just bump into each other in Florida you know
There was more than one picture including one which had Martinez, Henry and other photograph taker..That picture was doctored.
John Henry and Martinez didn't just bump into each other in Florida you know
There was more than one picture including one which had Martinez, Henry and other photograph taker..
In a game which saw Latics midfielder Ben Watson go off with a broken leg following a collision with Reds winger Raheem Sterling, which Martinez called 'an accident', the Spaniard was less than forgiving about what he considered a stamp from Suarez on Jones with no punishment.
"He was very fortunate because it was a stamp which the referee didn't see and that wasn't the sign of a top player," said the Latics boss following the 3-0 defeat at Anfield.
However, Martinez did praise the Uruguayan for his finishing which saw the much-maligned striker grab two goals before Jose Enrique added the third.
"The first finish is probably the real clinical one and a sign of a top player," he added.
"I thought we were the team who looked like being a real threat and I thought we stopped Liverpool completely.
"Unfortunately in the second half we suffered too much from the international fixtures.
"The first goal we gave it away - it was one of those days as nothing went our way.
"The second goal went in and the third goal came from a throw-in which should have been our ball.
"We attracted all sorts of bad decisions and bad luck."