petre not following?

me having a subtle dig at the expense of the anti rafa brigade

but as RH is english, he is culturally expected not to take pot shots (at fergie), speak out (for players?), expected to apologise to fans, praise (oppositions for beating LFc).

typical english

jokes aside, yes sometimes being 'english' is to be admired. we usually see dignified response when attacked (media). Sometimes a cleaver worded response to the media can/will uplift the team, because he is admired & seemed to be a thinking man. unfortunately all can be said of shankly.



MON? no. to sink to replace RH for MON is asking the board to shot themselves in the head.

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Sep 24 2010, 11:15 AM

seriously.. why people kept wanting O'neil as resplacement for RH? it's not a step up at all.. he is more or less the same as RH. even worse wth monkey like OTT celebration. and it's not that the club got the money to pay RH compensation also. wtf?

it's not the liverpool way to sack a manager only after a few games.. but still nowadays who knows eh?

Why Martin O'Neil resigned from AV?
Lack of transfer kit?
So, do we have transfer kit @ Liverpool?

Damn right you are. Rafa left because the boards didn't want to guarantee him money for transfers as well. Heck, no new manager likes to work in a team without a proper transfer kit and with all the media focusing their spotlight on you. Roy Hodgson actually waited for news about the England job before coming to us.

It's not easy to steady/repair a rocking ship in the rough seas with limited materials...

now in daily life

money = everything

its not mainly because of transfer money actually.
if you cant provide fund, dont sell my players..
referring to barry and milner

O'NEIL resign because he have been force to sell his best player (mainly because big offer coming in and player want to leave) but the main problem is the board refuse to let him have 100% of the fund of those he sold to reinforce the team. I can feel his frustration, every year u have to sell ur best player and then u cant reinforce ur team.

For once i think the american hire RH is mainly because he is those manager that can work with minimum budget and wont complain much on it. I dont see him getting sack unless LIVERPOOL are at the risk of relegation. But i think he will not last long at LIVERPOOL if a new rich owner come in later.

Stevie watched from the stand last match... Pity he cant do anything...

Anyway, Mr Captain has something to say:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/...gue-season.html

if i remember correctly rafa was forced out. the yanks cant control him. n they hired RH coz he can be control n cheap enough

cos the board sold milner.
and of cos roy, or possibly the board sold mascherano.

Why O Neil when you have someone who is more passionate on the job than anyone else ?

Bring me King Kenny

Had the chance to watch Carling Cup last nite. It was a typical liverpool performance, plenty of possession but lacking of ideas to create chances.

No standout performance from anyone in particular. Milan was ok beating his marker in 1 or 2 occasions. Babel and Pacheco had the opportunity to shine.

I noticed that Pacheco likes to play high tempo pass n move football but unable to do that with the players around him.

On the positive side, Agger is getting more comfortable playing as centre back, bringing ball from penalty area to start attack on few occasions.

Let's hope for a better performance tomorrow.

No difference with us really. Remember Alonso's transfer money ? It went missing too. We could only afford installments for the italian guy.

you guys do know rafa is also struggling in is fancy club,right?

besides serie a are easy,BPL and bundesliga and laliga is hard

This post has been edited by ayanami_tard: Sep 24 2010, 03:17 PM

Didnt watch the match...Was it Krygiakos the captain? Just to confirm...Was kinda curious seeing Krygiakos wwith the captain armband at the end of the match instead of Lucas, Agger or Spearing....

lol is it? sorry for missing out

questioning the BIG greek means trouble for you lol

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Added on September 24, 2010, 3:37 pmanyway between MON and King Kenny, no need to think twice. the King for me

This post has been edited by Petre: Sep 24 2010, 03:37 PM

Well, not questioning his leadership lar...It's just that there seems to be no regular backup of captains beside the VC Carra...

When both of them absence, we have Kuyt, Reina, Lucas, Masch(before he left) and Agger.....

Kuyt, Masch and Agger during Rafa's time...

And RH, started preseason with lucas with the armband....And during Europa League too...

Then, we have Reina for the Europa league too....


Just all of a sudden, Krygiakos get the armband instead of Agger or Lucas....Weird, I must say it is....

back then, to the americans, he (rafa) a noisy, irritant spanish control freak that could undermined their efforts to cash in on the sale of LFc.


at the moment, & with the retrictions up there even jose mourino cant perform magic


i though inter is at top of the italian serie A table now (sept 2010)?
oh sorry maybe i was looking at someone's fantasy football then

This post has been edited by koolspyda: Sep 24 2010, 04:13 PM

Tom Hicks is not safe everywhere...not even in he's own country

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB1000142405...g_leftHeadlines

Come one guys, keep sending those template emails!!

Keep sending those letters guys. be a part of the revolution. Help to save our club! Help to save Liverpool!

here's the list of email that you can direct the emails

Group 1:
Alfano@nytimes.com, sandomir@nytimes.com, atlas@nytimes.com,
belson@nytimes.com, kara.scannell@wsj.com, kevin.helliker@wsj.com,
jason.gay@wsj.com, mike.sielski@wsj.com, sean.gardiner@wsj.com,
chris.herring@wsj.com, celser@bloomberg.net, tpanja@bloomberg.net,
droth11@gmail.com, dailyfixlinks@gmail.com, javier.espinoza@wsj.com

Group 2:
Josh.Beckerman@wsj.com, netaudr@abc.com, Daniel.Hausmann@wsj.com,
Shasha.Dai@wsj.com, kyung@dallasnews.com, Oreilly@foxnews.com,
sorkin@nytimes.com, rosssorkin@nytimes.com, Davidoff@nytimes.com,
egrant@dallasnews.com, tyduffy@gmail.com, gjacobson@dallasnews.com,
mheika@dallasnews.com, PEbeat@dowjones.com, Hannity@foxnews.com,
kudlow@cnbc.com, joe.kernen@cnbc.com, erin.burnett@cnbc.com,

Group 3:
bcase@dallasnews.com, jmcintyre@thebiglead.com, btownsend@dallasnews.com,
dholland@kudlow.com, Bell@nytimes.com, svarga@kudlow.com,
GlennBeck@foxnews.com, joe.kernen@nbcuni.com, theswingingfriar@gmail.com,
erin.burnett@nbcuni.com, editorial@nytimes.com, news-tips@nytimes.com,
websports@dallasnews.com, colin_barr@fortune.com, katie_benner@fortune.com,
duffmcd@mac.com, danielprimack@gmail.com, rebecca.quick@nbcuni.com,

Group 4:
dr@danielroth.net, asloan@fortunemail.com, ninhai_tseng@fortune.com,
shawn_tully@fortune.com, mburke@forbes.com, dlau@forbes.net,
letters@forbes.net, thedaily@sportsbusinessdaily.com, nightline@abcnews.com,
2020@abc.com, evening@cbsnews.com, earlyshow@cbs.com, 60m@cbsnews.com,
PowerLunch@CNBC.com, 48hours@cbsnews.com, ftn@cbsnews.com, info@cnbc.com,
comments@foxnews.com, Special@foxnews.com, Foxreport@foxnews.com

Group 5:
Ontherecord@foxnews.com, dateline@nbcuni.com, hardball@msnbc.com,
joe@msnbc.com, nightly@nbc.com, today@nbc.com, newshour@pbs.org,
letters@latimes.com, readers.rep@latimes.com, letters@nytimes.com,
senioreditor@nytimes.com, digitalsvp@nytimes.com, thearts@nytimes.com,
bizday@nytimes.com, foreign@nytimes.com, metro@nytimes.com,
national@nytimes.com, sports@nytimes.com, washington@nytimes.com

Group 6:
public@nytimes.com, advertising@nytimes.com, publisher@nytimes.com,
president@nytimes.com, executive-editor@nytimes.com,
managing-editor@nytimes.com, editor@usatoday.com, wsj.ltrs@wsj.com,
wsjcontact@dowjones.com, letters@washpost.com, ombudsman@washpost.com,
sports@washpost.com, business@washpost.com, national@washpost.com,
foreign@washpost.com, letters@newsweek.com, letters@time.com


There's more to come if anyone is interested.


EMAIL TEMPLATE:

Dear Sirs,

If your company agrees a £280million refinancing deal with Tom Hicks to retain his share in Liverpool Football Club, then the only return that you will see on your investment is bad publicity and a severe backlash from Liverpool supporters worldwide.

As you are aware, Hicks is trying to refinance his debt to the Royal Bank of Scotland before October 6th so that he can continue his disastrous ownership of Liverpool Football Club.

You are facing an energized, well-informed mass of Liverpool fans from around the world. We are tapped into a constant stream of information on the ownership situation. Every day, dozens of web forums buzz with the latest news. Protest marches, newspaper ads, boycotts and billboards are organized. Every move Hicks makes is scrutinized. And every associate of his is warned.

Refinancing is our nightmare scenario. Anybody who helps Tom Hicks refinance will become our primary target. Just ask the Blackstone Group / GSO Capital Partners who received approximately 7,000 emails in the space of a few days from disgruntled Liverpool fans following refinancing talks with Hicks. They soon saw sense and ended negotiations with Hicks after Liverpool supporters bombarded them with emails and phone calls.

The Sun Newspaper is another organisation who have felt the wrath of Liverpool fans following their disgraceful coverage of the Hillsborough Disaster in 1989. The boycott of the newspaper by Liverpool fans is said to have cost News International an estimated £10 million a year.

If you join Tom Hicks in raping and pillaging Liverpool Football Club, then you will be making a very powerful enemy.

You have been warned.



Yours faithfully,


KOP FAITHFUL