ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
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dholliday
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haha!
He's really not seen well by other clubs. If you look at votes by fans of all clubs of most likeable managers in the Prem he places comfortably bottom-half.
Same with the club itself, this whole myth that they became everyone's second-favourite team was just the kopite-dominated media spreading their smelly cults across the nation's faces yet again.
Tommy Chong
Player Valuation: £70m
That Arsenal mania forum with that thread on RAWK has been quite entertaining to read...
But this particular quote had me in stitches!
But this particular quote had me in stitches!
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davek
Player Valuation: £150m
...and brought in Suarez, who single handedly kept gnashers in a job.
Dalglish will bide his time and plunge the knife in...deep.
Saint Domingo
Player Valuation: £90m
I reckon it will be one more trophyless season before the chants of 'Dalglish' come back. If Brendan goes 3 seasons without a trophy surely they wont still revere him like a god. Previous managers have been fired for less. This season is make or break for him and without Suarez to gloss over the gaping quality gap in their squad I think it will be a hilarious car crash. Der best fans in der world will be patient though won't they? They all believe in der filosofee.
bizzaro
LOVE GOT JUST THE WAY IT IS #ALWNV
The dirty Reds sponsorship looks as dodgy as their kit does.
So Liverpool Football Club is in bed with a bunch of money launderers. Obviously that's where all the money is going on these jarg players they're buying.
Liverpool money launderers FC
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-28671380
Standard Chartered faces further US fine
Standard Chartered warned it faces more US fines over its money-laundering controls as it reported a 20% fall in half-year profits.
US regulators have identified new problems with the bank's surveillance system, the bank said.
It faces a monetary penalty, remedial action and an extension of a two-year monitoring period.
The bank agreed a $340m fine in 2012 after it was accused of hiding $250bn of transactions with Iran.
Standard Chartered revealed the prospect of further fines as it reported first-half profits that were 20% lower than a year earlier, in line with previous guidance.
Profit before tax fell to $3.3bn (£1.96bn), after income from its financial markets business slumped.
Standard Chartered chairman Sir John Peace said the results were "clearly not as good" as in previous periods.
The bank had warned in June that its half-year results would be "disappointing".
Earlier this year, chief executive Peter Sands was reportedly under pressure from investors to step down, but was backed by the board.
So Liverpool Football Club is in bed with a bunch of money launderers. Obviously that's where all the money is going on these jarg players they're buying.
Liverpool money launderers FC
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-28671380
Standard Chartered faces further US fine
Standard Chartered warned it faces more US fines over its money-laundering controls as it reported a 20% fall in half-year profits.
US regulators have identified new problems with the bank's surveillance system, the bank said.
It faces a monetary penalty, remedial action and an extension of a two-year monitoring period.
The bank agreed a $340m fine in 2012 after it was accused of hiding $250bn of transactions with Iran.
Standard Chartered revealed the prospect of further fines as it reported first-half profits that were 20% lower than a year earlier, in line with previous guidance.
Profit before tax fell to $3.3bn (£1.96bn), after income from its financial markets business slumped.
Standard Chartered chairman Sir John Peace said the results were "clearly not as good" as in previous periods.
The bank had warned in June that its half-year results would be "disappointing".
Earlier this year, chief executive Peter Sands was reportedly under pressure from investors to step down, but was backed by the board.
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
He's not going to be able to get away with managing expectations for too much longer. I suspect any stock he's built up will soon fall this season when they struggle - last season will be put down to Suarez's efforts and he'll be struggling badly if they dont get CL qualification. Buttering that lot up can only buy you so much time.
Dithering Dougie
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This has had tears running down my face!! "lob on"?????
F'ckin ugly
Little cock
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Nobbin
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Gerrard
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jaycee
Player Valuation: £60m
I have said before in this thread I give him a season and a half maybe before the slippy and carralaaa dream team take over,this season he will be covered by Chewy deserting them and fa oil clubs spending money while they count the pennies but I predict 6th place and a loss of goal scoring form from Sturridge will see the Judas effect take hold of the deluded
davek
Player Valuation: £150m
Rodgers has always looked like a transition manager. Hopeless first season. Even last season when they were doing well you have to separate the wheat from the chaff - great goalscoring (with a player he inherited; Conference class defending). And he talks a good talk about improving players, but goes out and buys practically a new team to replace last season's.
He's all over the place.
jaycee
Player Valuation: £60m
It's a scattergun approach Davek he knows they can't attract a world class player to replace the one they sold so he's gone for flavour of the month signing in Soton players and a couple of young unknowns in the hope that they hit a golden patch of form he showed last season that he lacks tactical and leadership qualities
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