Not sure I agree with that last paragraph. Unless people near County Road are madder than I was led to believe.Well if you use betting odds to detirmine favourites then yes, probably. I mean the fact that betting companies go with where the money goes, and we will presumably using ones in England, where Liverpool are probably the most financially backed club on the market then yes it will likely distort the market in their favour.
In the real world, as to who is or who isn't favourites, they start as underdogs.
More people in a county road ladbrokes will back Everton to beat City tonight, that won't make us favourites.
We had better get there and attack the team bus or changing rooms...you know how these games are played.Well! Well! Well!
RS all over social media hoping for a City win tonight. Now what was it those bells were saying about us cheering on City?
They have already been trying to arrange a welcome for our coach. Must be scared of usWe had better get there and attack the team bus or changing rooms...you know how these games are played.
Well! Well! Well!
RS all over social media hoping for a City win tonight. Now what was it those bells were saying about us cheering on City?
All I saw was RBL playing to their long ball tacticsMy God, pass me the sick bag, these people forget what a terrible stain on English football these really are.
From Heysel to being declared the worst behaved fans in Europe, Fanta scruff, wank Buddha, ticket robbing, Michael Shields and so on and so on
The Guardian, Jonathan Liew
As Liverpool skipped and manoeuvred their way past a beautiful but brittle Leipzig in a thrilling, highly-strung last-16 first leg, it was possible to glimpse a vision of the game’s near future, or very possibly its present.
Daringly high full-backs, breathtaking switches in play, goalkeepers venturing halfway to the centre circle, a gripping 90-minute struggle for territory and momentum: perhaps this is just what football looks like now, at least at its elite end.
Where's the spew and vomit emoji?My God, pass me the sick bag, these people forget what a terrible stain on English football these really are.
From Heysel to being declared the worst behaved fans in Europe, Fanta scruff, wank Buddha, ticket robbing, Michael Shields and so on and so on
The Guardian, Jonathan Liew
As Liverpool skipped and manoeuvred their way past a beautiful but brittle Leipzig in a thrilling, highly-strung last-16 first leg, it was possible to glimpse a vision of the game’s near future, or very possibly its present.
Daringly high full-backs, breathtaking switches in play, goalkeepers venturing halfway to the centre circle, a gripping 90-minute struggle for territory and momentum: perhaps this is just what football looks like now, at least at its elite end.
If you see Burnley's 3rd goal at the weekend, that is something Salah is more than capable of doing, but he would never get the chance as he would have dived instead of brushing off the defender before the 1-2You see opportunities where he is through on goal with the ball at his feet and space in front of him, yet with the slightest touch he goes down with theatrics.
He's clearly a very good finisher, so you wonder why he doesn't try to stay up and get a shot off.
In my experience, if you think the worst of a kopite you generally won't go far wrong.If this is true, and to be fair I do think Liverpool would do that, then it shows what a manipulative narcissistic control freak he really is. German nationals can go to Germany for a bereavement but he would have had to isolate for 10 days on entry and then another 10 days when he came back. He chose not to. I thought the timing of the announcement of his mother's death was odd - not straight away but after the funeral he "couldn't" go to. He's given himself a free pass for the last month and their awful form now by manipulating the sympathy vote. I thought all of this at the time but considered myself to be a horrible person for even going there.
Nasty little turd. Think he was spending loads of his Dad's money on brasses. Wonder if the police had a little check of his hard drive too.![]()
Son stole dad's cash for a box at Liverpool FC and hotel escorts
He bought an Audi A5 as well as a box at Anfieldwww.derbytelegraph.co.uk
Robbed £65,000 off his old man while he was in hospital. Lived in a caravan at the bottom of his parents garden.
kopite behaviour....![]()