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Posted by Xavier on Jan-21-2004 21:47:

Fuckin worsed performance, last minute equaliser, Houllier insisting with only Owen upfront.

oh and Cheyrou scored, he'll still be playing even when Diouf gets back!


Posted by PacMan on Jan-22-2004 16:38:

what on earth is happening.

heskey suddenly a right midfielder now.


Posted by PacMan on Jan-24-2004 10:19:

Alright, Newcastle today, houllier has called on the fans too be the twelth man, now last time he did this. was against man utd or arsenal.

also just saw owens scoring rate against newcastle. hope he has a good match today, maybe bag 2 more and go too 15 in 10 games and also get his 150th goal for liverpool


Posted by tall paul 2 on Jan-24-2004 13:56:

Fingers crossed ey...!


Posted by Xavier on Jan-24-2004 19:02:

lol @ Cheyrou 2 Newcastle United 1


Posted by PacMan on Jan-24-2004 21:12:

Weirdest thing too happend.


Cheyrou scored goals...


my man of the match Steven Gerrard.

CHeyrou didnt do much execpt the goals


Posted by OLi_A on Jan-25-2004 05:53:

quote:
Originally posted by evil_bastard
I can only assume Newcastle employ a gorgeous female physio because the amount of times some of our players keep going back for treatment is astonishing.


every time we get a hot physio, they leave. about 2 years ago we had this real nice one but she ended up going to england and landing a job at bolton of all places.


Posted by A.J. on Jan-27-2004 15:12:

How do you know what the physio looks like???


Posted by PacMan on Jan-31-2004 13:43:

170th liverpool derby today


i have a really good feeling about it


Posted by Xavier on Feb-01-2004 01:04:

0-0

I think Murphy should of been put on for either Cheyrou or Le Tallec.


Posted by tall paul 2 on Feb-01-2004 12:22:

0-0 bit dissapointing i think especially as we dominated the majority of the match.. desperately needing cisse signing i think, he scored yesterday for auxerre. Either that or need owen back to form. As for dropping murphy for cheyrou, i think Houllier did the right thing cos cheyrous got 4 out of 5 goals and you dont drop a player on form.


Posted by PacMan on Feb-01-2004 17:50:

i want too ask steven gerrard how on earth he managed too miss all those chances...


Posted by PacMan on Feb-06-2004 14:11:

sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.


liverpool has asked too play a traning match with my local team brann, arsenal has also done that.

i hope this goes through, id be extatic if it happened again.


Posted by PacMan on Feb-12-2004 16:22:

ok what on earth is happening now?

win against man city and people go and booo...

if their gonna booo they should be doing this when we loose not when we win...


Posted by Xavier on Feb-12-2004 23:08:

quote:
Originally posted by PacMan
ok what on earth is happening now?

win against man city and people go and booo...

if their gonna booo they should be doing this when we loose not when we win...


Houllier brought on Biscan for Cheyrou and played him at Right wing in the last 5 minutes and this is what made the fans stressful, as Man City increased the pressure. Judging on our recent performances City could have well made it 2-2. If Anelka was playing it could have been a different story altogether.


Posted by tall paul 2 on Feb-16-2004 20:14:

So anyone saw the Portsmouth game the other day? Great first goal by Owen linking up with Gerrard and Cheyrou was it? Shame about the equaliser though and think Liverpool will be kicking themselves esp. as Portsmouth have an abismal away record this season.. still havent won away from what i hear..

Also arsenal in the next leg if we can get past portsmouth. I dont fancy our chances considering our recent performances and arsenals great form this season. Saying that Liverpool tend to step up a gear for the big matches..


Posted by PacMan on Feb-17-2004 08:20:

dear god if we win at portsmouth this weekend, we got a hell of a match next round. and if we win next round i dont see any reason why we shouldnt win the whole thing.


Posted by tall paul 2 on Feb-17-2004 20:45:

Think this weekend is Portsmouth in the premiership.. then itll be the replay!! 3 games in a row! Hopefully we can learn from the last and win the next two!


Posted by Xavier on Feb-17-2004 23:05:

quote:
Originally posted by tall paul 2
Think this weekend is Portsmouth in the premiership.. then itll be the replay!! 3 games in a row! Hopefully we can learn from the last and win the next two!


the league match with Portsmouth is gonna be re-scheduled.


Posted by tall paul 2 on Feb-23-2004 13:02:

REDS LINKED WITH THAI TAKEOVER

3 things to mention:::


Liverpool are the latest Premiership club to be linked with an overseas takeover, as Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra is thought to be considering purchasing the club.
Shinawatra made tentative enquiries about buying Fulham last year, but Cottagers chairman Mohamed Al Fayed rejected his overtures.

The telecommunications tycoon is now thought to have switched his attentions to Liverpool as he looks to get involved in English football.

Thai national team coach Thawatchai Satchakul, who advised Thaksin during his targeting of Fulham, revealed he has been weighing up a move for Liverpool for some time.

"I believe the prime minister already had his aides checking Liverpool's financial position in the past four to five months," said Satchakul.

"He is now in the process of deciding whether to bid for Liverpool.

"His feeling now is similar to that five or six months ago when Fulham was in the picture. If you visualised him doing shopping in a store, I would say the prime minister's eyes are now fixed on Liverpool."

Thaksin admitted on Sunday that he was looking at buying a bigger club than Fulham, but refused to elaborate on the identity of his target.

"It should be a bigger club (than Fulham)," said Thaksin.

Any proposed move for Liverpool would depend on current chairman David Moores, who has been the club's majority shareholder at Anfield for over ten years.

Moores hinted at the club's AGM in January he would consider his position at the end of the season leaving the road clear for someone to take major control


Posted by tall paul 2 on Feb-23-2004 13:05:

I feel dissapointed and angry at liverpools performance at portsmouth on sunday. The first half was terrible for both teams.. noone could string any passes together and there were barely any attempts on goal. The second half was better.. but still liverpool were appauling in comparison to how they can play. Owen misses penalty, which wasnt a penalty i suppose.. and the defence for the goal was a shambles!!

Also why does Houillier want to play 4-5-1 against a team facing relagation, and why was Heskey playing almost left back/left wing, although he was nearly all the time in our half, in the first period. Its just not right.


Posted by tall paul 2 on Feb-23-2004 13:09:

Houilliers time is up i think.. he looked so miserable against portsmouth and had right to be miserable. I think martin o neill will be our next boss.. i think we need someone with experience on how to win a league.

To be fair to Gerard hes done well for the club, but i think hes taken us as far as possible and think its time for a change.

Next week is gonna be crucial for houillier, its leeds this weekend and if we cant beat them, i think he should go.. and if not now, at the end of the season..


Posted by Xavier on Feb-23-2004 13:23:

I gotta say that was probably the performance that convince me that we are heading towards mid table mediocrity or if not were already there.

If Murphy came on for Le Tallec then he should be the penalty taker no matter what. I was Fuckin gutted after Owen's unsuccessful Pen.

Instead of throwing on Pongolle after Pompey were a goal up, GH waited 5 minutes near the end to bring him on. I do finally agree now that Houllier is not the man to bring LFC to becoming the rulers of English football once again. One thing I can say is that he brought hope back into the club, by winning more trophies than his 2 predecessors(Souness/Evans) put together at Liverpool.


Posted by PacMan on Feb-23-2004 17:25:

martin o neill is not someone id like for manager(no disrecpect to the celtic fans)

i actually think thommo can do a better job that houllier...
id like too se him try, he knows all the players we have now and therefor minimal change is needed.


and i dislike how houllier rips apart players confidence right before kick off. like he did with porthsmouth, it went something like "Getting 4th place is more important than winning fa cup" HOW THE FUCK CAN YOU SAY SOMETHING LIKE THAT RIGHT BEFORE KICKOFF. OFCOURSE THE TEAM IS GONNA DO SHITE IF THE MANAGER HAS THAT ATTIDUE. YOU SHOULD GO INTO THE MATCH TOO WIN IT, NOT FUCKING PLAY 4-5-1, ESPECIALLY IF YOU PLAY HESKEY OR ANY OTHER STRIKER ON MIDFEILD (pongolle played guess what ah left midfield when he came on).


porthsmouth where without 14 senior players due too injury this is the worst and probably the most embarrising defeat ive heard off.

And still people go on about how we should support the manager, i support liverpool and houllier is clearly not the man to bring us forward.He should be fired right away, let thompson be manager for the rest of the season.

even if houllier wins us the uefa cup this year(higly unlikley) i demand his head in a bowl so i can piss on it when ever i feel like it.



Posted by PacMan on Feb-23-2004 17:26:

Parry - Cup exit is a massive blow

Rick Parry today admitted that everyone at Anfield shares the frustrations of the fans after the Reds crashed out of the FA Cup.

The club's chief executive admits he had high hopes of watching the team enjoy Cup success in Cardiff this season, but he says everyone must now refocus as soon as possible to strive to keep the campaign alive.

"We share everyone's disappointment," said Parry. "No-one will disguise the fact this was anything but a massive blow.

"We had high hopes of doing well in the FA Cup and thought we had a good chance of going all the way. Now we've got to get focused again quickly.

"The reality is there are potentially some brilliant ties to look forward to in the UEFA Cup if we can progress.

"We've also got to focus on Champions League qualification which is an absolute priority."






FIRE HIM!!!!!!!!!!!!


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