ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 3

[JohnRoss23]

I know they're deluded, but sometimes it utterly staggers you just how much they exist with little tweeting birds flying round their fat heads,,,

In a reply there one utter and complete trumpet actually commented ABOUT ROBERTSON: 'It's criminal how so called football experts (TV & Twitter freaks) totally ignore his performances...'

Ignore???

I mean, what? Honestly, I just can't...

What colour is the sky in their world?

They are absolutely delusional. My friend who is a red thinks the football world is out to get them, treated unfairly, always the underdog, etc. Bizarre behavior.

 

[Cork Evertonian]

Some weird rant by a kopite upset by the early morning wake up alarm call for the Chelsea players, and the pre game reception for the players.

Short of calling you lot thick, what goes around, comes around.

Them silly antics will be the catalyst for your dramatic downfall. Teams will be winding up you lot every moment in every away game, seeing how effective it was with their crowd behind them.

Can't see you lot of whiners finishing each of the remaining games with more than 10 players.

I normally loath this expression, but it's very apt in this case. What's the matter buddy, no pyro no party.

 

[Nymzee]

These Liverpool Ultras look like they mean business…

Oh my, they’re the nobheads I tweeted about that got kicked off the train in Preston when I was at the station a couple of months back lol

 

[everton fan number one]

People can choose to go on about sports science or whatever they want to but there’s just no way that athletes in their late 30s are better than they were in their early 20s at sports that require speed strength etc.

They might gain a bit in experience, but when the sport is swimming or cycling then that’s not going to help much is it.

I could understand the likes of Milner playing sweeper or something, or the role that Barry did for us in front of the back 4 (which he was frankly too slow to do by the end and he was far more intelligent than Milner was) but when you see him still tearing round the pitch at the speed he is putting the distances in you do start to wonder. This was a bloke that started at 16 as well. He should be absolutely done by this point, not getting better.

1. Imagine seeking out athletes with suspicious and anachronistic performances to obtain their secret recipes

2. They must have tested the drinks before using them, meaning they are necessarily aware of where the boundary lies between legal illegal stimulants and are testing that boundary.

Nothing to see here though... Before he went to Liverpool Milner was bang average; his rebirth makes no sense whatsoever.

 

[daza_1973]

More impartial journalism from a sycophantic rs journo suffering from blue balls...
For a minute I thought I'd woke up on the 2nd of June and missed a whole month ?

 

[EverTheOptimist]

People can choose to go on about sports science or whatever they want to but there’s just no way that athletes in their late 30s are better than they were in their early 20s at sports that require speed strength etc.

They might gain a bit in experience, but when the sport is swimming or cycling then that’s not going to help much is it.

I could understand the likes of Milner playing sweeper or something, or the role that Barry did for us in front of the back 4 (which he was frankly too slow to do by the end and he was far more intelligent than Milner was) but when you see him still tearing round the pitch at the speed he is putting the distances in you do start to wonder. This was a bloke that started at 16 as well. He should be absolutely done by this point, not getting better.

Modric must be on something, he has 50-55 starts a year at Real playing in CM and he's also 36 and still averaging 8-9 km per game, Milner has started only 6 games this season by comparison, Zlatan started (34) games for AC Milan at 41, Dzecko has started 42 games for Inter at 37.

Maybe it's because all 4 players above are famously teetotal.

Rooney started at 16, well known he liked the booze and fry ups, he was practically finished at the top level at 30 and he looks much older than 36, Wiltshire another known footballer started young who liked the cigarettes and booze again finished way to earlier at the top level of the game at 26, compare him to fabregas who was starting for Arsenal at 16 and is starting every game for Monaco at 35, Andy Carroll another player fondness for the booze, he's been stealing living since his mid 20's averaging 8 starts a season since 24. Best and Gascoigne 2 more famously boozy players,both done at the very top of football during their primes, one went to the USA at 27 the other went to Scotland at 26.

 

[paultheblue]

Modric must be on something, he has 50-55 starts a year at Real playing in CM and he's also 36 and still averaging 8-9 km per game, Milner has started only 6 games this season by comparison, Zlatan started (34) games for AC Milan at 41, Dzecko has started 42 games for Inter at 37.

Maybe it's because all 4 players above are famously teetotal.

Rooney started at 16, well known he liked the booze and fry ups, he was practically finished at the top level at 30 and he looks much older than 36, Wiltshire another known footballer started young who liked the cigarettes and booze again finished way to earlier at the top level of the game at 26, compare him to fabregas who was starting for Arsenal at 16 and is starting every game for Monaco at 35, Andy Carroll another player fondness for the booze, he's been stealing living since his mid 20's averaging 8 starts a season since 24. Best and Gascoigne 2 more famously boozy players,both done at the very top of football during their primes, one went to the USA at 27 the other went to Scotland at 26.

Maybe you need to have a word with your chemist get him to up his game.

 

[joe1878]

Modric must be on something, he has 50-55 starts a year at Real playing in CM and he's also 36 and still averaging 8-9 km per game, Milner has started only 6 games this season by comparison, Zlatan started (34) games for AC Milan at 41, Dzecko has started 42 games for Inter at 37.

Maybe it's because all 4 players above are famously teetotal.

Rooney started at 16, well known he liked the booze and fry ups, he was practically finished at the top level at 30 and he looks much older than 36, Wiltshire another known footballer started young who liked the cigarettes and booze again finished way to earlier at the top level of the game at 26, compare him to fabregas who was starting for Arsenal at 16 and is starting every game for Monaco at 35, Andy Carroll another player fondness for the booze, he's been stealing living since his mid 20's averaging 8 starts a season since 24. Best and Gascoigne 2 more famously boozy players,both done at the very top of football during their primes, one went to the USA at 27 the other went to Scotland at 26.

Zzzzzz

 

[Saint Domingo]

Modric must be on something, he has 50-55 starts a year at Real playing in CM and he's also 36 and still averaging 8-9 km per game, Milner has started only 6 games this season by comparison, Zlatan started (34) games for AC Milan at 41, Dzecko has started 42 games for Inter at 37.

Maybe it's because all 4 players above are famously teetotal.

Rooney started at 16, well known he liked the booze and fry ups, he was practically finished at the top level at 30 and he looks much older than 36, Wiltshire another known footballer started young who liked the cigarettes and booze again finished way to earlier at the top level of the game at 26, compare him to fabregas who was starting for Arsenal at 16 and is starting every game for Monaco at 35, Andy Carroll another player fondness for the booze, he's been stealing living since his mid 20's averaging 8 starts a season since 24. Best and Gascoigne 2 more famously boozy players,both done at the very top of football during their primes, one went to the USA at 27 the other went to Scotland at 26.

The only comparison here is Modric because Dzeko and Zlatan are both barely mobile now playing upfront for teams in Italy at a walking pace. They’re nowhere near where they were in their 20s.

Modric is the greatest midfielder since Xavi and Iniesta and one of the greatest of all time. Perhaps he is also doping, who knows, but it would be a bit more believable to buy that his supreme natural talent and slight build has kept him at the top table in a possession based team longer than bang average Milner.

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Modric must be on something, he has 50-55 starts a year at Real playing in CM and he's also 36 and still averaging 8-9 km per game, Milner has started only 6 games this season by comparison, Zlatan started (34) games for AC Milan at 41, Dzecko has started 42 games for Inter at 37.

Maybe it's because all 4 players above are famously teetotal.

Rooney started at 16, well known he liked the booze and fry ups, he was practically finished at the top level at 30 and he looks much older than 36, Wiltshire another known footballer started young who liked the cigarettes and booze again finished way to earlier at the top level of the game at 26, compare him to fabregas who was starting for Arsenal at 16 and is starting every game for Monaco at 35, Andy Carroll another player fondness for the booze, he's been stealing living since his mid 20's averaging 8 starts a season since 24. Best and Gascoigne 2 more famously boozy players,both done at the very top of football during their primes, one went to the USA at 27 the other went to Scotland at 26.

Speziale Tea, ja?

 

[brigadier]

Modric must be on something, he has 50-55 starts a year at Real playing in CM and he's also 36 and still averaging 8-9 km per game, Milner has started only 6 games this season by comparison, Zlatan started (34) games for AC Milan at 41, Dzecko has started 42 games for Inter at 37.

Maybe it's because all 4 players above are famously teetotal.

Rooney started at 16, well known he liked the booze and fry ups, he was practically finished at the top level at 30 and he looks much older than 36, Wiltshire another known footballer started young who liked the cigarettes and booze again finished way to earlier at the top level of the game at 26, compare him to fabregas who was starting for Arsenal at 16 and is starting every game for Monaco at 35, Andy Carroll another player fondness for the booze, he's been stealing living since his mid 20's averaging 8 starts a season since 24. Best and Gascoigne 2 more famously boozy players,both done at the very top of football during their primes, one went to the USA at 27 the other went to Scotland at 26.

Modric game is about passing, he doesn't need to run around like a headless chicken, 8 or 9 km in a game for his age is still good so you wonder when people get suspicious when Milner clocks 13km .

 

[anjelikaferrett]

The circus on social media because Klopp has signed a deal. Ha Ha Ha. Beyond madness they are

We may be gash, but I am so glad I am not a RS

I've never seen anything like it. SSN nearly wetting themselves over it, Klopp's message to the customers. Now tweaking the "song" to thank Mrs K for letting him stay. It's jaw droppingly tacky, cult-like and just plain weird.

 

[NathDogg]

Gotta love how the kopite mind works - we are high horse fc now?

Seems the little firework display at the obviously grade two listed civic and cultural heart of Liverpool - the weeerrrlllddd famous Hilton hotel, is being slammed and compared to the loveable rs arson attack on the pier head and liver building, that we were so disgusted by.

Not that i condone either, but there are some suitable differences that the average kopite braincell may have missed.

One incident was fans of a team trying to disrupt the direct opponents prior to probably the biggest game in recent memory.

The other incident was fans “celebrating” their * win by firing fireworks at the civic and cultural listed building that is actually represented on their clubs shirts, simply because Everton had offices there. Pricks.

Context is everything pinkies.

 

[anjelikaferrett]

There’s no many journos left who aren’t massive kopites now.

They’ve just infiltrated everywhere. I see the one who is going out with Mane is covering most matches on sky sports. There’s pundit jobs galore for them and even the ones who don’t apparently support them like Jenas Sutton Humphreys Savage et . are so far up their hoop it’s embarrassing,

Their greatest power has been that they’ve got one of the stupidest most rabid fanbases in modern football. A whole generation of tv watchers, content readers, merchandise buyers, and idiots suckered into buying any product with an LFC stamp on it, have meant that even in a period they didn’t win the title for 30 years, media companies were still positioning them front and centre because their fanbase means easily milkable money, whereas fans of other clubs just don’t buy the same sort of crap that they do as often and as regularly.

It really is a unique blend of behavioural traits. Throw in their narcissism an insecurity as well. I know friends who support City, United, Chelsea, Madrid, Bayern, I’ve never seen them once wear any football attire outside of a match day. Liverpool fans wear Liverpool branded stuff to loads of things, on holiday, at theme parks, around town, in airports. They have to be seen to be a top red and to rub it in to other fans.

Big companies just lap this up though. It’s just free money in their eyes. I’d never seen any big brands tie themselves directly to a football team before Nivea and Erdinger did. Even Dominos are now sending anti Everton tweets. The power of Liverpool fan’s insecurity, stupidity, narcissism, and their ability to throw all their money at anything that’s red has meant they have by stealth now gained control over the entire media industry that surrounds football.

Funnily enough that industry does not want to pay money for a product that disappoints its prime (and now largely only) customer base.

? ? A like isn't enough for this. Also confession - I sometimes wear me Everton hoodie when I go to Tesco. Apologies.

 

[mahermi1]

Some weird rant by a kopite upset by the early morning wake up alarm call for the Chelsea players, and the pre game reception for the players.



I normally loath this expression, but it's very apt in this case. What's the matter buddy, no pyro no party.

Just have missed Klopps blitzkrieg on the Man City coach then. lol