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

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ToffeeDan said:
Just wondering - is it actually possible to watch a game of football on tv with an English commentary of course, that doesn't contain any ex-RS players in the team of commentators or analysts?
I may have missed some but..

James

Carragher, Hansen, Thompson, Lawrensen

McManaman, Redknapp, Barnes

Fowler, Owen, Keegan

Subs: Aldridge, Beglin, Venison, Whelan, Gillespie, Houghton, Spackman
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just watched last 5 mins of spurs and they said analysis from danny murphy after the break. seen him around a few times on ITV as well
 
ToffeeDan said:
Celtic B 1 RS 0

Is that putting the myth "this is our year" to bed, already? Or was the absence of The Rat the reason they couldn't eke out a draw in a game they dominated the real reason?
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No mate. They know where the problems lay, they just don't have the funds apparently.
 
Guardian Report... It's a cracker

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/aug/10/liverpool-celtic-friendly-match-report?commentpage=1

The opening exchanges at the Aviva Stadium were uncomfortable for Rodgers but paled in comparison to Ian Ayre's experience en route to Dublin. Liverpool's chief executive, along with Michael Owen, bravely travelled to the Irish capital with the great unwashed on a Ryanair flight from John Lennon Airport on the morning of the game and endured a gruelling interrogation from the rows behind. Aside from the question of how tight Liverpool's finances must be to send their chief executive via Ryanair (though he may have had checked-in luggage, to be fair), it was noticeable how many supporters demanded the sale of Suárez as stewards gamely attempted their safety instructions while Ayre waited desperately to put his ear-phones in.
 
chicoazul said:
Yes mate, last game of the season. Liverpool were top. Arsenal had to win by two goals, this magic happened right at the end as you can see. At Anfield too. This type of stuff didn't really happen to them then, they used to spawn anything.

It was a very good moment indeed. They won one more league the year after then that's them done until now. They used to rip United for not winning the league for twenty six years, only three to go.

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ToffeeDan said:
Guardian Report... It's a cracker

http://www.theguardian.com/football/2013/aug/10/liverpool-celtic-friendly-match-report?commentpage=1

The opening exchanges at the Aviva Stadium were uncomfortable for Rodgers but paled in comparison to Ian Ayre's experience en route to Dublin. Liverpool's chief executive, along with Michael Owen, bravely travelled to the Irish capital with the great unwashed on a Ryanair flight from John Lennon Airport on the morning of the game and endured a gruelling interrogation from the rows behind. Aside from the question of how tight Liverpool's finances must be to send their chief executive via Ryanair (though he may have had checked-in luggage, to be fair), it was noticeable how many supporters demanded the sale of Suárez as stewards gamely attempted their safety instructions while Ayre waited desperately to put his ear-phones in.
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Wait, did you see the bit about "Barcelona target Daniel Agger" tossed in casually?

Have I missed something here?
 
Lukasz Zaluska (Fraser Forster HT); Adam Matthews, Steven Mouyokolo, Mikael Lustig (Darnell Fisher HT), Emilio Izaguirre (Stuart Findlay 64); Dylan McGeouch, Jackson Irvine, Beram Kayal (Paul George 84), Tony Watt (Liam Henderson 83); Amido Balde (Bahrudin Atajic 69), Anthony Stokes (C). Subs not used: John Herron.
 
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