Who gives a hairy fuck what you think Rael?
Hmm. I'm beginning to warm to Rael.
Who gives a hairy fuck what you think Rael?
Because we've been steadily declining for years and I see the same mismanagement of the club and poor signings occurring to the point we can no longer rely on our name as a big club to actually attract the right level of talent. Thus said problems will be compounded and decline will continue. Now your turn
I also like Rael - he's not as bad as he wants us to believe, he's a solid, concerned, passionate oak.
Decline hasn't been steady though. We hit about as low as we could get under Souness, flirted with some rather laughable moments under Evans, hit a peak then a trough with Houllier, same with Rafa and now we're trying to steady what's been a couple of years of mismanagement. Things can go on the up with a few tweaks. Granted, decline is far more probable than a return to former glories, but getting back to being there or thereabouts isn't exactly a bridge to far.
I wasn't being sarcastic though.
Page 3 of this thread - Fabio in modding shocker.
Someone should ban him for that. Scumbag.
If you do say so yourselfWhen DJ Sydney stopped me being a mod on KopTalk, that's when that forum went into terminal decline.
Newtons per metreWhat's the unit of measurement for stiffness?
When DJ Sydney stopped me being a mod on KopTalk, that's when that forum went into terminal decline.
I don't doubt that Rodgers is a good manager and I think his tactical chageups against Everton were good evidence of this. That said, there's more in this squad than he's currently getting out of them.
Twitter bollocks saying we're back in for Walcott.
I think you will find the people who said this at the beginning of the season still feels this way. However certain drama queens have already reached critical mass and so, with their hysteria shining with power of a million suns, it becomes harder to notice those dull, patient posters.Suso and Sterling are playing in the first team. Downing and Cole are not. We are on the right track, lads. Have some faith.
It amazes me how before the season started the consensus was that this is a season of rebuilding and everybody was saying that they are prepared to give the manager time and not demand instant results. Now we are a bit over 2 months into the season and turns out all that patience we've talked about is remarkably thin. Yes, results are mediocre, but not horrible. Isn't it what we all expected at this stage? "Bedding-in period," "transition," "let's not judge the manager until January," "top-4 is a bonus," "I'll be happy if our play shows improvement even if results do not": I've read statements like these countless times before the season started; now that we are actually inside the "transition" and indeed results are mediocre, but improvement in many areas is also obvious, is it too much to ask for some patience from the "best fans in the world"?