i think O'neil is one of the best british managers.. behind the red nose.

he do achieve something in scotland league and bring villa to top level without much resources.

if mancini goes out, he probably goes to citeh. or back to scotland again.

to think of it again.. I admire those who doesn't know the club history and doesn't even bother about how successful this club was in the past and yet they are so passionate with more than 100% support to the club no matter what happened. For me they are by far the better supporter than those who's just more passionate about the history, the glorious past and the record statistics.... the real 'glory hunter'.

.....losing title to Arsenal with last kick of season (and buying the player who scored that goal!)

Think its the pre-match cream suit by Armani. Ah...Collymore & fowler + Macca, that brings back memories of kamikaze footie...sight to behold but won nuts
To echo Jonno, if one have a time to dig up news on transfer, cant fathom how one cannot click on wikipedia. Thats the easiest way to know general but important things about Reds.
Makes one wonders why the debates & posts deteriorate, aint it

Then you must remember the legend that is Sean "I'm faster than Michael Owen" Dundee!
Or the real legend that is Erik Meijer...

Confusion surrounds Kirdi bid
Yahya Kirdi has added fresh confusion to takeover talk at Liverpool after announcing that he wants "at least two months" to consider a deal.

Sky Sports News reported on Monday that the former Syria international and his consortium of Middle East investors could sign an initial purchase agreement with the Premier League club before Sunday's season-opener against Arsenal.

The news raised hopes among some Liverpool fans, who are desperate to see the end of the co-ownership of George Gillett and Tom Hicks, although others have met Kirdi's interest with severe scepticism.

And fresh quotes from the businessman, which suggest that he could want a minimum eight weeks to think about completing any takeover, will add further uncertainty to his approach.

"I want at least two months, two months to see everything," Kirdi is quoted in The Times as telling Bloomberg.

"After that, if everything is OK, it's a deal. If not, 'thank you very much'."

Kirdi has also risked the wrath of some Liverpool followers by suggesting that former boss Rafa Benitez did not do anything positive for the club, despite winning the Champions League in famous style in 2005.

"I've liked (Liverpool) since I was young," he said. "Rafael didn't do anything good for Liverpool. (Roy) Hodgson is very good for Liverpool because he's not some kind of dictator."

Sky Sports News reported that the consortium has agreed to pay off all of Liverpool's debts and that funds will be supplied to complete the planned construction of a new stadium in Stanley Park.

i think the has been a short discussion on the involvement of the distorted SC logo, some including me thinks its not right to involve SC in it, after all, its not their fault

its a good 'parody', 'design' whatever you can call it, but if you are SC and you have just given a club 31 million of cash per year you would at least think you deserve nothing like this

just my 2 cents

well, we are fooled by luck.

First the red, then N'gog's lucky goal (bcz it's Almunia ) then Reina's own goal...

I've always maintained that luck is always used as a convenient excuse when you lose. It also takes a readers attention away from the fact that using the word, "luck", can sometimes cover up a teams ineficiencies. In the end we were outplayed for much of the game. The only reason people feel sorry for us is because of the manner in which we conceeded the equaliser. If Rosicky's attempt had sailed into the net earlier, few would feel that the result was harsh on us.