Looking at the overall picture, surely it's kind of better for Liverpool that that they're not going to win the UEFA Cup. It would have been the classic kind of masking victory which would have drawn attention away from the fact that Rafa has failed miserably this season both on signings and getting the best out of his team.
Stringer Bell is on BBC Breakfast right now, with his leg in a cast, cracking gags like a good 'un. I bet he's a happy lad this morning - Fulham fan, innee?
He's an East Londoner no? So I would assume Spurs or Arsenal.
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Looking at the overall picture, surely it's kind of better for Liverpool that that they're not going to win the UEFA Cup. It would have been the classic kind of masking victory which would have drawn attention away from the fact that Rafa has failed miserably this season both on signings and getting the best out of his team.
Oh, I completely agree with you, although it would have been nice to have finished the season on something like a positive note. El Zhar made for a truly wretched substitution last night, and when he threw on Degen before Pacheco, I knew we were doomed. I think Benitez thought that if we could get to penalties, then Pepe would come through, and that really sums the man up - playing for penalties, at home, in the semi-final of the kind of competition where he's supposed to excel tactically.
The frustrating thing is that there's still so much faith in him, and he can draw upon an inexplicably still vast reservoir of goodwill amongst LFC fans. Clearly the new guys at the top - Broughton and Purslow - are amongst this number, as borne out by the signing of Jonjo Shelvey and Raheem Sterling (who's only 15 and cost us peanuts, but still).
Pyroradio.com: How do you follow the football I know you support Arsenal?
Idris Elba: I try to keep up, Fox Sports have it I think and in LA there?s so many English, you bump into a geezer over there and ask what?s the score mate, they?ll be like (in an American accent) Arsenal played Chelsea today and they kicked some ass dude but the referee is an asshole dude (Laughs)
I'm still trying to be optimistic that Liverpool will do the business against Chelsea.
Stringer Bell is on BBC Breakfast right now, with his leg in a cast, cracking gags like a good 'un. I bet he's a happy lad this morning - Fulham fan, innee?
He's an East Londoner no? So I would assume Spurs or Arsenal.
For East London you must mean West Ham or Milwall surely...?
Stringer Bell is on BBC Breakfast right now, with his leg in a cast, cracking gags like a good 'un. I bet he's a happy lad this morning - Fulham fan, innee?
He's an East Londoner no? So I would assume Spurs or Arsenal.
For East London you must mean West Ham or Milwall surely...?
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Millwall is south east London. There are no Millwall fans in East london. And if there are, they are wrong 'uns.
West Ham fans come from anywhere east of Dagenham, and all swear they were born within the sound of Bow Bells "and then we moved out to Essex when I was abaht two, honest".
Your true East Londoner these days is disinterested in football.
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Pyroradio.com: How do you follow the football I know you support Arsenal?
Idris Elba: I try to keep up, Fox Sports have it I think and in LA there?s so many English, you bump into a geezer over there and ask what?s the score mate, they?ll be like (in an American accent) Arsenal played Chelsea today and they kicked some ass dude but the referee is an asshole dude (Laughs)
I'm still trying to be optimistic that Liverpool will do the business against Chelsea.
Ah, OK. One of the extras on either the season 1 or 2 Wire box set is an interview with him, Hassan Johnson and Larry Gilliard Jr, and Idris is rocking a Fulham shirt with the dabs.com sponsor branding on it. I therefore assumed he was a Fulham fan, as it would fly in the face of all logic to wear the shirt of a team you didn't support/follow. Surely he doesn't subscribe to this "second team" nonsense?
Anyway, as he's a Hackney lad, the Fulham thing did seem unusual - it's pretty much Spurs and Arsenal round this neck of the woods.
Stringer Bell is on BBC Breakfast right now, with his leg in a cast, cracking gags like a good 'un. I bet he's a happy lad this morning - Fulham fan, innee?
He's an East Londoner no? So I would assume Spurs or Arsenal.
For East London you must mean West Ham or Milwall surely...?
I suppose so, but my better half lives in Walthamstow so I always associate the Viccy Line with lairy Arsenal Fans and all her mates fellas support Arsenal round there.
I zone out the minute I get over the river that way anyway, despite now living on the 'north' side but way out west.
On a political tangent, Nick Clegg just came to my university. The dude is even more convincing IRL than on tv. His stance on tuition fees, whilst attractive to students, is a bit unrealistic IMO.
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Truly, he is the footballing equivalent of herpes.
He's an East Londoner no? So I would assume Spurs or Arsenal.
Oh, I completely agree with you, although it would have been nice to have finished the season on something like a positive note. El Zhar made for a truly wretched substitution last night, and when he threw on Degen before Pacheco, I knew we were doomed. I think Benitez thought that if we could get to penalties, then Pepe would come through, and that really sums the man up - playing for penalties, at home, in the semi-final of the kind of competition where he's supposed to excel tactically.
The frustrating thing is that there's still so much faith in him, and he can draw upon an inexplicably still vast reservoir of goodwill amongst LFC fans. Clearly the new guys at the top - Broughton and Purslow - are amongst this number, as borne out by the signing of Jonjo Shelvey and Raheem Sterling (who's only 15 and cost us peanuts, but still).
I'm still trying to be optimistic that Liverpool will do the business against Chelsea.
For East London you must mean West Ham or Milwall surely...?
BAN
Millwall is south east London. There are no Millwall fans in East london. And if there are, they are wrong 'uns.
West Ham fans come from anywhere east of Dagenham, and all swear they were born within the sound of Bow Bells "and then we moved out to Essex when I was abaht two, honest".
Your true East Londoner these days is disinterested in football.
Ah, OK. One of the extras on either the season 1 or 2 Wire box set is an interview with him, Hassan Johnson and Larry Gilliard Jr, and Idris is rocking a Fulham shirt with the dabs.com sponsor branding on it. I therefore assumed he was a Fulham fan, as it would fly in the face of all logic to wear the shirt of a team you didn't support/follow. Surely he doesn't subscribe to this "second team" nonsense?
Anyway, as he's a Hackney lad, the Fulham thing did seem unusual - it's pretty much Spurs and Arsenal round this neck of the woods.
I suppose so, but my better half lives in Walthamstow so I always associate the Viccy Line with lairy Arsenal Fans and all her mates fellas support Arsenal round there.
I zone out the minute I get over the river that way anyway, despite now living on the 'north' side but way out west.
Really, aren't we all?
That's why he moved to Citeh.
Not quite bad enough to be funny, just embarrassingly awful.
He also does tepid reggae awfulness.
I believe Citeh will move him on pronto. He's got skill but his temprament is a liability.
"And we can't have a liability now, can we?"
It appears I have a pro-Zombie rights party on my ballot
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I thought it was an anti abortion candidate first
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WHO THE F*CKING HELL ARE YOU?
GV FiQz is 50CRATES. I'll put you back in when I get home, the site is banned at work.
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Best thing Gerrard has done all season.
And here's hoping fellow Newport lad Tony Pulis can inspire his team to give United a proper game at the weekend.
Still, the battle for third is heating up nicely eh?