Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
Not a word on Heysel in the main stream media. Sickening.
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2
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mccole
Player Valuation: £35m
Nothing from our so called local Rag either.
Death
I'll take down dat coal powered MG, I tel u Hwat
What is that? I proud admission of being a controlling nueterer and kopite. Lord.
Gwladysstreetlad
Player Valuation: £50m
johnblue23
Player Valuation: £750k
Away from Anfield their record in Europe isn't too good this season.
Napoli lost
PSG lost
Red Star Belgrade lost
Barcelona lost
Beat Porto and Bayern.
Napoli lost
PSG lost
Red Star Belgrade lost
Barcelona lost
Beat Porto and Bayern.
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I've seen a cult like this before
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Big Fat Sam
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Moved to Singapore recently and just spotted my first local Liverpool 'fan' - some hipster-type wearing the 1989/whenever it was Crown Paints-sponsored top, ffs. It'll be unbearable if they go and win it.
helpimonfire
Player Valuation: £35m
Getting myself outta here. Flight to Majorca in a few hours. It is one game so they can win it, and so can Spurs. If RS do it I won't have to be here for the arse licking parade come on Spurs.
Been in the car most of the morning, had to go to Cheshire and back.
Radio City on, plenty of talk about the match, not a single mention of the 39
RIP, will never be forgotten this side of the park.
Radio City on, plenty of talk about the match, not a single mention of the 39
RIP, will never be forgotten this side of the park.
Jamie Carragher Twitter prank causes mobile meltdown
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A man whose mobile number was inadvertently shared on Twitter by football pundit Jamie Carragher has said he "panicked" when he was inundated with thousands of messages. Carragher tweeted a seemingly random number in a bid to mock his Sky Sports sparring partner Gary Neville - which happened to be Scott Forsyth's.
Mr Forsyth said: "My phone has not stopped ringing."
Carragher has been contacted for a response by the BBC.
Mr Forsyth said he had received hundreds of calls and thousands of WhatsApp messages since Carragher's post on Sunday.
Neville missed a clear-cut chance in a legends rematch of Manchester United's 1999
Mr Forsyth, from Wylam in the Tyne Valley, told the BBC: "I was driving home and my phone wouldn't stop ringing and I started panicking thinking it was some kind of virus.
"I was expecting to hear by phone if I had been successful in getting a job as I had been to an interview.
"I have no way of contacting these people so I'm just hoping they email me."
He added: "I answered one of the calls and someone asked if I was on Twitter - I checked Twitter and that's when I realised what was going on.
"I've had people asking me for Champions League final tickets and others asking if my Geordie accent is real."
Ex-Liverpool defender Carragher tweeted that he was in Turkey and wanted someone to send him a clip of the miss via WhatsApp.
He then posted a mobile number, sparking the deluge of calls to Mr Forsyth.
Some Liverpool fans who thought the number belonged to Neville, and United fans who assumed it was Carragher's, "haven't been nice", according to Mr Forsyth.
He added: "Part of me is annoyed but part of me can see the funny side."
Mr Forsyth said he had received about 54 calls an hour and a total of 50,000 WhatsApp messages before the tweet was deleted.
But he then received a fresh wave of calls when screenshots were shared on Facebook.
Mr Forsyth said he had not received any apology from Carragher.
Jamie Carragher Twitter prank causes mobile meltdown
Scott Forsyth received 50,000 WhatsApp messages when Jamie Carragher accidentally posted his phone number.
www.bbc.co.uk
A man whose mobile number was inadvertently shared on Twitter by football pundit Jamie Carragher has said he "panicked" when he was inundated with thousands of messages. Carragher tweeted a seemingly random number in a bid to mock his Sky Sports sparring partner Gary Neville - which happened to be Scott Forsyth's.
Mr Forsyth said: "My phone has not stopped ringing."
Carragher has been contacted for a response by the BBC.
Mr Forsyth said he had received hundreds of calls and thousands of WhatsApp messages since Carragher's post on Sunday.
Neville missed a clear-cut chance in a legends rematch of Manchester United's 1999
Mr Forsyth, from Wylam in the Tyne Valley, told the BBC: "I was driving home and my phone wouldn't stop ringing and I started panicking thinking it was some kind of virus.
"I was expecting to hear by phone if I had been successful in getting a job as I had been to an interview.
"I have no way of contacting these people so I'm just hoping they email me."
He added: "I answered one of the calls and someone asked if I was on Twitter - I checked Twitter and that's when I realised what was going on.
"I've had people asking me for Champions League final tickets and others asking if my Geordie accent is real."
Ex-Liverpool defender Carragher tweeted that he was in Turkey and wanted someone to send him a clip of the miss via WhatsApp.
He then posted a mobile number, sparking the deluge of calls to Mr Forsyth.
Some Liverpool fans who thought the number belonged to Neville, and United fans who assumed it was Carragher's, "haven't been nice", according to Mr Forsyth.
He added: "Part of me is annoyed but part of me can see the funny side."
Mr Forsyth said he had received about 54 calls an hour and a total of 50,000 WhatsApp messages before the tweet was deleted.
But he then received a fresh wave of calls when screenshots were shared on Facebook.
Mr Forsyth said he had not received any apology from Carragher.
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big bobs beard
Player Valuation: £8m
We should organise "A night of the long scissors" for Friday night. imagine them waking up to headless players and shredded flags on final day
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