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

[roydo]

ITV 1 and watch again on ITV1 plus 1 at 6 lol

Of course. ITV had the rights back then, thank heavens. Imagine it without the "Its up for grabs now!"

 

[jaycee]

Of course. ITV had the rights back then, thank heavens. Imagine it without the "Its up for grabs now!"

Best ending to a season ever,even if it wasnt the rs,to go there and need a 2-0 win and get it

 

[ste d' indica]

ITV 1 and watch again on ITV1 plus 1 at 6 lol

So I can watch them get had off, have a good belly laugh and then watch the best bit again? What a glorious age we live in!! lol

 

[LEONARD]

I see Bournemouth are binning Jordon Ibe 4 years after paying £15 million for him.

I can remember RS fan's telling me 'Dis lad's brilliant'.

 

[roydo]

I see Bournemouth are binning Jordon Ibe 4 years after paying £15 million for him.

I can remember RS fan's telling me 'Dis lad's brilliant'.

Was he the low cost replacement for Sterling when he left? Or was that someone else that ended up at Bournemouth?

 

[mahermi1]

I see Bournemouth are binning Jordon Ibe 4 years after paying £15 million for him.

I can remember RS fan's telling me 'Dis lad's brilliant'.

Wont be long before Solanke follows him down the rat hole... and some on here wanted Eddie Howe as our manager lol

 

[roydo]

Wont be long before Solanke follows him down the rat hole... and some on here wanted Eddie Howe as our manager lol

Is it just me that reckons when Eitc set up that school in a few years, Howe would be a terrific headmaster?

 

[Minimeister]

Best ending to a season ever,even if it wasnt the rs,to go there and need a 2-0 win and get it

It's a lesson to many of our own fans. Even at the end of the decade they had, that game is still very fondly remembered 30 years later. Them winning something is never the end of the world.

 

[orly]

I see Bournemouth are binning Jordon Ibe 4 years after paying £15 million for him.

I can remember RS fan's telling me 'Dis lad's brilliant'.

Him and Solanke are barely League Two standard. Something very odd about those two deals.

 

[mahermi1]

Is it just me that reckons when Eitc set up that school in a few years, Howe would be a terrific headmaster?

Ha, just think though, see hes a decent guy, but just reckon he's found his level and comfort zone.

 

[KaiserEFC]

I see Bournemouth are binning Jordon Ibe 4 years after paying £15 million for him.

I can remember RS fan's telling me 'Dis lad's brilliant'.

I honestly don’t remember any hype around Ibe whatsoever. Solanke on the other hand...

 

[jaycee]

I honestly don’t remember any hype around Ibe whatsoever. Solanke on the other hand...

I remember a few rs buzzing over the money they got for Sterling,because Ibe was twice the player,based soley on him hitting the post against us

 

[Minimeister]

Ladies and Gentlemen, the man the Echo pay for his footballing knowledge.

Liverpool should sell £50m Raheem Sterling now because Jordon Ibe

www.standard.co.uk

 

[cronullasharks]

Ah yes, werld class Ibe

 

[PITA]

Their wage bill is 58% of turnover ours is 85%.

Why would they need to sell a player to make ends meet when they have made a profit of £167m over the last two accounting periods. Over that period we have made a loss of £125m.

As usual, you are completely ignoring reality.

LOL. You trust accountants. LOL.

I bet you also trust Boris, Hancock and TRUMP. LOL.

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