ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2

[Yarrgh]

I see Klopp is starting to gather some unfavourable press, some might call it...neggenpress.

If I wore a cap, it would be doffed for that. lol

edit: @daza_1973 take a bow!

 

[DrEFC]

David Squires is getting death threats any time now, I reckon, has anyone seen his cartoon this week?

 

[marmor]

They are actually accusing city of trying to cause a rift between the club and it's fans. Liverpool journos suggesting city have sent out a memo to players and ex players, telling them to say Liverpool fans are putting too much pressure on the team. What a bunch of whoppers.

Nothing surprises me with the cult. They say it enough times it becomes the thruth.
Honestly - some of them really believe the crap they come out with and defend their statement as if it was their own child.

Weird nobheads

 

[Huyton Layne]

The propaganda arm of LFC making a story that means nothing to us something to negatively affect us.

 

[Khalekan]

how do they have an easier run in?

I have been wondering about that myself.

City go to United.....the RS host Chelsea.

They both have Spurs at home.

Outside of that they each have six games against mid tabl dross or relegation fodder.

I don’t know why this “RS have easier run in” belief came about.

Pretty much the same, I would have thought.

 

[glorydaze]

They could have mention Alonso's pen in the 05 CL Final!!

 

[maccavennie]

The propaganda arm of LFC making a story that means nothing to us something to negatively affect us.

Savage by Savage lol

 

[chrismpw]

Finally watched what motd deem to have been highlights.

I swear there was more airtime given over to shots of the rs managers gurning face than actual Everton play. The editors then seem to go to extraordinary lengths to make sure most clips are of the rs. Did we actually turn up to the match? Makes me wonder.

I pay the BBC for this biased devilement.

 

[blue61]

I have been wondering about that myself.

City go to United.....the RS host Chelsea.

They both have Spurs at home.

Outside of that they each have six games against mid tabl dross or relegation fodder.

I don’t know why this “RS have easier run in” belief came about.

Pretty much the same, I would have thought.

A local derby away to a pumped up Manure is a much harder game than at home to a half arsed Chelsea. That's the only difference, but it's a crucial one.

 

[MikeH72]

Aldo there “we’ll see what City are made of later in the season when they’ve got injuries and suspensions”

They’ve had injuries to key players all season John and you haven’t had any.

 

[jaycee]

Aldo there “we’ll see what City are made of later in the season when they’ve got injuries and suspensions”

They’ve had injuries to key players all season John and you haven’t had any.

Hes not the brightest pisshead on the park bench is sound as a pound Aldo

 

[MikeH72]

Aldridge is horrible.
The likes of him cause bad blood.
The fat freak from the Anfield wrap as well, giving the family enclosure abuse in a tweet.
The whole club is horrible.

The reason this rivalry has turned so nasty is them. Even Aldo gets mostly laughed off as the senile drunk he is by their fans, but these mutants actually have manipulative clout. It’s going to get violent at a game in the not too distant future, and it’ll have been fuelled by that monumental gaggle of helmets.

 

[Darth Toffeeman]

A local derby away to a pumped up Manure is a much harder game than at home to a half arsed Chelsea. That's the only difference, but it's a crucial one.

I would expect Chelsea will want to beat the RS more than United will City.

If anything I could see that being a draw as hopefully that will suit both parties. City can beat anybody, just the stretch of going for 3 more trophies might hurt them.

 

[catcherintherye]

A local derby away to a pumped up Manure is a much harder game than at home to a half arsed Chelsea. That's the only difference, but it's a crucial one.

A Manchester United side that will likely be focussed on the FA Cup as a priority with an injury crisis building up against a Chelsea side who have a very good record at Anfield, either under a manager who has turned it round and has clear incentive to win to keep his job, or under a new manager who will be in a honeymoon phase. Those games are quite similar.

 

[blue61]

A Manchester United side that will likely be focussed on the FA Cup as a priority with an injury crisis building up against a Chelsea side who have a very good record at Anfield, either under a manager who has turned it round and has clear incentive to win to keep his job, or under a new manager who will be in a honeymoon phase. Those games are quite similar.

Now you put it like that.