@hyperyouth_firepower
thanks for the great read!!!

Actually a fair few "Mancunians" do support manchester united, especially the further away you go from the city center area itself.

@80stoyshop, @ Duke Red:


Discussion about Pepe is rife, especially about the media trying to unsettle Reina, Gerrard and Carragher. But I guess a short visit to history would suffice.

and no, that book wasn't an attack to Gerrard and Carra. Far from it.

Sorry mate you lost me for a bit. Which book is this?

On a separate note, my admiration for Carra isn't exactly the best kept secret and amidst the criticism he's been receiving of late for being out of sorts, I've always maintained that he is the type of player who would step down if he felt he could no longer contribute. Just last week there was an article stating that he was contemplating retiring in the next 2 years. It speaks volumes of the kind of guy he is. He's willing to step aside if it's in the best interest of the team. It's like Carra always says, "the club comes first".

Here's what the fans have to say about him.



There is a reason his is the only player's name I have on my kits. I don't even have a "Gerrard" kit.

We all dream of a team of Carraghers...



Wanna learn to speak Scouse?



It'll be an honour for me to have seen him play his first and last game for us. If you have asked me back then what I thought of our Carra, I'd have said he didn't deserve a spot in the starting 11. How wrong he proved me to be. It is extremely rare these days to find players as loyal and dedicated to their clubs. He isn't the most gifted of footballers but he'd willingly put his body on the line for the club. He is the soul of LFC and he represents everything I like about the club. For that, he is a living legend. Let me try to articulate why I love him so.



23. Carra. Gold.

The article in Soccernet about Pepe's row with Carra is like a feeble attempt to unsettle the team. What really wonders me is why write nonsense when you got nothing else to write? After reading the article, it was a mere argument that later was settled when they apologize. No doubt this is only the winning mentality in them and wanting whats best for the team. Goodluck PEPE! love'd your enthusiasm during the game against the bitters

WTH is suarez official facebook? Anyone?

This post has been edited by bitebug: Oct 11 2011, 07:32 PM

Not a damaging article in my opinion. It's common for teammates to be at odds with one another every now and then. It just shows you how important the game is to them. The bottom line is they made up after without having to swing golf clubs at one another. It was a mild incident in comparison the McManaman vs. Grobbelar one.

i'm got a bad dream...we got beaten by manyu...btw, dream always inverse to real situation..that mean we will beaten them

if we are over confident we'll lose.. if we have faith then we'll win...

happened to me for almost any big match like :
Man U 1-4 Liv
Che 0-1 Liv ( chelski too confident think torres 1st app can beat us )
Liv 0-2 Tot (last season for 5th spot)

good time to relax before the next important match . Enjoy guys !

Indeed it isn't damaging, but more like a cheap shot or a feeble attempt. This arguments are fueled by passion and determination which hardly a bad criteria to have. In fact the team should take that as an example (just like how p***ed Suarez gets when he misses a goal).

Hope we defend our fortress this weekend with the same passion like Pepe and Carra. I foresee our Capt. playing a big role this weekend as well.

if im not mistaken...

we failed to score from penalties so far this season right?

only 2 penalties right?

I preferred Gerrard to take the penalty, more confident on him.

btw, any news on Kelly, G. Johnson? hope KD going to choose the right RB,
to put pressure on Young..

I got a feeling that we will grab the 3 points in style.

yeahh

but,i've been having nightmares about this match

Liverpool threaten TV breakaway

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/...eakaway?cc=4716



This post has been edited by normeck: Oct 12 2011, 11:08 AM

Dreams are meant to be dreams. There's nothing the sort will happen.
Not optimistic but hoping for the best.

Ian did mentioned about Kuala Lumpur. Liverpool fans in Malaysia really did a great impact and are recognized after their visit to KL.

This post has been edited by Luminous2: Oct 12 2011, 11:39 AM

Yeah.Even on facebook they posted a link to a story about how a malaysian became a liverpool fan.
If i am not mistaken it sounded like one of our kop talk forummer story.

yeah, i see some comments through facebook, alot of butthurted Indonesian fans jelly at us.