Liverpool laughing stocks?
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That's horrendous.
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Why have they signed Agbonlahor, and why has he worn a scouse wig for his unveiling?
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It's shellsuit-tastic.
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Liverpool will seek urgent talks with striker Luis Suarez, 26, to assess whether he is in breach of contract following claims from Spain he has agreed personal terms with Real Madrid.
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Got bored reading the Sun and Mail so I cheered myself up with another look at these
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Steven Gerrard sent the 95,000 crowd home happy with a trademark goal in Liverpool's 2-0 win over Melbourne Victory at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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Really2399 wrote:Steven Gerrard sent the 95,000 crowd home happy with a trademark goal in Liverpool's 2-0 win over Melbourne Victory at the Melbourne Cricket Ground.
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today i am nonplussed by liverpool fans on the radio blabbing on about how Suarez should be loyal to Liverpool - how he should be like Saint Gerrard - a one-club player - because Liverpool have the best fans in the world etc.. and it's not about money - Gerrard plays for free etc... it's about loyalty
yet the presenter has not yet thought to ask them (if they wanted Suarez to be a loyal one-club player) how Liverpool would have come by him in the first place - nor why it was OK for Suarez to be touting himself to Liverpool whilst under contract at Ajax and on suspension for biting Otman Bakkal...
w*nkers...
yet the presenter has not yet thought to ask them (if they wanted Suarez to be a loyal one-club player) how Liverpool would have come by him in the first place - nor why it was OK for Suarez to be touting himself to Liverpool whilst under contract at Ajax and on suspension for biting Otman Bakkal...
w*nkers...
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(many of them) will get what they deserve for their blind loyalty.
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This Suarez nonsense is fab, in that it shows Scousers up perfectly.
He's a racist? We still love him!
He bit somebody? We still love him!
He's disloyal to Liverpooooooooool? Wanker! Do we still have those bullets we sent Stevie Gee when he was talking about going to Chelseeeeeee?
He's a racist? We still love him!
He bit somebody? We still love him!
He's disloyal to Liverpooooooooool? Wanker! Do we still have those bullets we sent Stevie Gee when he was talking about going to Chelseeeeeee?
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Pepe Reina says he was "disappointed" that Liverpool agreed to loan him to Napoli without telling him first.
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There he was, thinking he was on his way back home to Spain, and suddenly finds himself in Italy. I bet his was one of the names in the envelope. Arrivederci, me old son.Bruce Rioja wrote:Pepe Reina says he was "disappointed" that Liverpool agreed to loan him to Napoli without telling him first.
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Classy.
I assume he didn't HAVE to agree though.
I assume he didn't HAVE to agree though.
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Good grief, he really is a little shit, isn't he ??
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Luis Suarez to consider lawsuit in Liverpool dispute
Not that I'm going to go all soft arsed on Liverpool's behalf but they virtually prostituted themselves to support him !!
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Luis Suarez to consider lawsuit in Liverpool dispute
Not that I'm going to go all soft arsed on Liverpool's behalf but they virtually prostituted themselves to support him !!
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Good. F*ck em. Incredibly irritating club.
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It's amazing!
He's a big racist, but they defended him.
He bit somebody, but they defended him.
He wants to leave a mid-table team to play for a team in the Champions League (or Arsenal, eh Bish) and suddenly he's a massive wanker.
HA!
He's a big racist, but they defended him.
He bit somebody, but they defended him.
He wants to leave a mid-table team to play for a team in the Champions League (or Arsenal, eh Bish) and suddenly he's a massive wanker.
HA!
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You know that you'll get no argument from me on that point LK but they would feel entitled to some degree of loyalty from him .... it's amusing that he now is giving the finger to people who have embarrassed themselves (if a Scouser is ever embarrassed) in their blind support of him..Lord Kangana wrote:Good. F*ck em. Incredibly irritating club.
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Lord Kangana wrote:Good. F*ck em. Incredibly irritating club.
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I hope he ends up leaving for £5million and a year's supply of tea lights.
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I have to say a nice season (not to say career) ending injury would be the icing on the cake.mummywhycantieatcrayons wrote:I hope he ends up leaving for £5million and a year's supply of tea lights.
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