Last 14 form chart and projected finish

Should be played 14, not 6. There are 14 matches to go.
The change is the projected poits we get from thoise matches

Whatta low down hole that Evra is.......If you didnt see this, you would have thought Luis refused the handshake.
It was Evra refusing first! Clear as daylight from these stills!
Confirms what a low down hole the person is!

Go back to yer hole.....silly dirtbag. What are you doing here?

The pics proves that Luis tried to shake Evra's hand but the latter pull away first and the
tries to show that he was trying to shake and cause more problem.

Hes a trouble maker as evidenced from his now silly celebrations at the end of the match

Go back to yer hole.....silly dirtbag.

Hes probably as smart as the Loonie guy who would do a granny!

Another one from the hole..........

Some idiots just like to jump to conclusions

See what that pooh bin Evra tried to do to Luis at 21 secs into the match....clattered poor Ferdinand instead!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=80Oed8OT4vw

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Feb 12 2012, 03:23 PM

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You can bet the Yankee bosses have instructed such...........

We are in a corporate environment. Its no longer the heart of Liverpool fc.
Its FSG now. Shanks may not have survived in this environment.
i can really see Kenny leave

What's your take on this?Evra should have been sent off IMO

Why cant i get youtube to be embeded?





http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P04QGHGl6XA&feature=related

This post has been edited by prophetjul: Feb 13 2012, 10:09 AM

spot on. mate.

shake his hand and become a hypocrite: thats the media sayin

and nothing about Evra's behaviour et al

Right on.

Bellamy may have trouble playing two games on the trot.
However, our midfield was non existent.
Appears when the game started, Stevie was playing off Luis, which worked fine as we saw in the attcks.
Howver, when the game wore on, the midfield appeared lackasidial; thats where we
saw Stevie dropping deeper to help out. Thats when the pressin
further up ended.

Henderson is not my fav cuppa....still not. Great engine, but no more than that.
Downing should go. Hes a waste of space.

Not in some countries...

We should then get a chinese player cos Stnchart is non existent in Japon!

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Added on February 14, 2012, 8:14 amRed devil can be Kenny’s Cantona
By Ken Early
Monday, February 13, 2012
The multiple apologies issued by Liverpool FC employees on Sunday must have come as a relief to the majority of the club’s fans.
In the end, was saying sorry really so hard?

The reaction to Luis Suarez’s refusal to shake hands with Patrice Evra was predictable, with the Sunday papers resembling a competition between correspondents to see who could condemn Suarez and Liverpool in the most strident terms. The Sunday Times probably took the honours by describing the "loathsome" Suarez as "South America’s greatest charmer since General Pinochet".

Footballers, even ones who refuse handshakes, are rarely compared with mass-murdering dictators. Suarez’s problem was that having snubbed Evra, he had effectively declared open season on himself, and had the football media moving against him in pack mode, sicked on to him by Alex Ferguson.

Ferguson’s attack on Suarez after the game was extraordinary. It was impossible to recall him excoriating an individual opposition player in such terms: a disgrace to his club who should never play for them again.

Of course, when Ferguson was faced with a dilemma similar to the one Kenny Dalglish faces now, his attitude was very different.

By comparison with Eric Cantona, Luis Suarez is a model professional. He came to England for a huge fee from a big club where he had become captain after a brilliant career. When Cantona arrived in English football it was effectively as a disciplinary refugee from France. He had never stayed out of trouble long enough to build a career with any French club. He fought with teammates, attacked referees and responded to a disciplinary procedure by walking up to each member of the disciplinary panel to insult them individually.



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XMm82HgjGkM

(how do you embed the youtube vid?)

Cantona’s reputation at that stage was even worse than Suarez’s after his ban for biting an opponent, and he proceeded to burnish his legend by collecting a series of spectacular red cards. When Cantona got away with a kick at the head of a Norwich City player in 1994, Jimmy Hill called the foul "despicable and villainous". Ferguson’s response was to call Hill a "prat", and accuse the BBC of having an anti-United agenda (a curious form of paranoia that was echoed by Dalglish over the weekend, with his suggestion that Sky’s 24-hour news coverage had contributed to the Suarez problem).

In the end Cantona blew up at Selhurst Park, committing an unprecedented assault on a spectator, to near-universal media condemnation. It was a disgraceful act that brought shame on his club and probably cost his side the double that season, just as Ferguson speculates Suarez has cost Liverpool a European place this time.

Yet Ferguson did not respond, as he now urges Liverpool to respond, by kicking the wretched wrongdoer out of his club. Had he done so, nobody would have questioned it, the media would have praised his toughness, and the fans would have reluctantly accepted that their hero had it coming: look at his record.

Instead, drawing deep on reserves of patience, trust and understanding, Ferguson stood by Cantona, believed in his human potential, and was repaid with renewed brilliance, given greater intensity by the player’s respect and gratitude. A man the world had written off as incorrigible proved he was a reformed figure. He was never sent off again.

Maybe Ferguson has forgotten all that, or more likely he hopes Dalglish has. While fulminating at Suarez and roaring on the mob of those eager to see the Uruguayan driven out of English football may give him some pleasure, deep down Ferguson knows Dalglish would have to be a prat to listen.


Read more: http://www.irishexaminer.com/sport/columni...l#ixzz1mIsBF7Lw

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Added on February 14, 2012, 8:25 am_________________________________________________________

OR MAYBE Slur Alex is just the BiGgest HYPO-krite?

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Added on February 14, 2012, 8:33 amIt's an interesting code of ethics Mr. Ferguson lives by when it comes to footballers.

Kung-fu kick a fan? That's fine. Sleep with your brother's wife? No problem. Bed an OAP prostitute? Splendid. Admit to deliberately trying to break an opponent's leg? Boys will be boys. Refuse to shake hands with an opponent? Ban for life.

Everyone will have a view on Luis Suarez's conduct on Saturday but far more unpalatable was the fact that Mr Alex Ferguson was allowed to poke his purple nose into another club's business without censure.

Bookies Boylesports are betting on whether the outdated Premier League pre-match handshake tradition will be scrapped by next season and at 12-1 I'd say that's a very good bet.

More interesting, though, is the betting, next time the two North West giants meet, on whether Liverpool boss Kenny Dalglish will shake hands with his Scottish nemesis.

Dalglish will be fuming that he's been forced into a humiliating climbdown by a PR drive at Anfield while Mr Alex Ferguson has been allowed to escape scot-free for his incendiary comments.

Mr Alex Ferguson should tread warily on the race row. Last time he got involved in a race row, Rock Of Gibraltar cost him a fortune.

BetVictor offer 16-1 for the two Scots not to shake when United next face Liverpool. Not a good bet -Dalglish will shake with rage.

Suarez's dignified response to scoring and his equally dignified response to Patrice Evra's dangerously provocative gloating should have spared him the vitriol heaped on him because of a) his decision not to shake the Frenchman's hand, and b) his decision to be Uruguayan.

Wayne Bridge was a hero when he snubbed John Terry's handshake; Samir Nasri drew no criticism for a similar snub to William Gallas. But Suarez has been deemed the villain in a media pantomime so even if he'd sponsored a Mother Teresa fun run around the Old Trafford pitch on Saturday you suspect he'd have been castigated for cruelty to pensioners. Wayne Rooney would merely have asked for her number.

Hills go 5-1 for Dalglish and Suarez both to have left Liverpool by the first game of next season.

The Uruguayan is 11-5 with Boylesports to be sent off this season and it's 3-1 for another player to refuse to shake hands with him before a game.



This post has been edited by prophetjul: Feb 14 2012, 08:33 AM

The main point oof that article is the BIG HYPO-KRITE named Alex Ferguson

Was it because of his bite?
How well do you know him before he joined us?

When i first saw him in the WC, i was in awe.
i was standing in front of a tv screen in Copenhagen watching one of the WC games
and wished to myself: Would it be great if we had this guy?

My wish came true and hes been a revelation.

Yes, i dont like some of his attitude. But then hes Sud American! Latino tempers and the like.

But having said that, IF he lied to Kenny then hes in the worng.
Hopeffully he learns from it and gives us a goal in the final!

Appreciated him for the time that he was here.

Never respected him for the way he left for his 180k per week job at the plastics.

He should never be mentioned anymore.....there are legends and there are moneychasers.

i asked you this:
Was it because of his bite?
How well do you know him before he joined us?
How much of Suarez did you know before he joined us?
Just wondering.

So with Stevie, in the same arguement, should we have sold him since he is like a sack of spuds?