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Which fans are they claiming to represent?

A prophet hath no honour in his own country (John 4:44)

Of course it is (y)

It seems some people will never be able to forgive KEIOC for the failure of DK ...... even though they had nothing to do with it, apparently. :lol:

There's a serious lack of dissent on this thread & I'm not going be any different - Neville seems to be a natural leader but you have to question whether he can still justify a first XI spot on footballing ability alone & if not then Jagielka & Heitinga seem to me to be the two outstanding...

When one considers Shankley compared Dean with Shakespeare, Rembrandt and Bach to emphasise how truly great he was, then he must have been some player.

Football is quite superstitious enough without bringing religion (i.e. "organised superstition") into it as well!

There's no point fretting about possible missed opportunities, I just hope the Board can come up with a viable way to address this issue - & get it right next time!

Gerrard & Carragher.

Agreed - if anything, Ramsay made the more rash challenge. However, if he hadn't been sent off then Shawcross didn't look fit to continue anyway.

Don't worry - you'll have to await the release of the DVD for full details.

I don't know - perhaps he was bullied by "the clique"!

Quit possibly, but the only Hole in the Wall I know of is outside Waterloo

I love him too, but he's - well, let's just say he is what he is.

It would be unwise to quote figures before receiving any offers - but admire you for being so ambitious (y)

Tbh, it may well have to be the same buyer!

Well I suppose I could handle the trauma if the fee was ludicrously high

The star players will inevitably draw the most admiration from supporters - I just hope he doesn't get taken to the World Cup & then whisked away from us for a ludicrous fee.

I had my chance to cool down while held behind at least twice as long as the Hertha Berlin supporters were on Tuesday, due to a lot of supporters seemingly being of the opinion that crowding 'round the Portugese police & abusing them would lead to an early exit rather than a baton 'round the...

I was really thinking along the lines of asserting ourselves in the sense of using the ball to hurt the opposition, to attack in search of a goal - to take the initiative rather than to hand the initiative to the opposition.