royalblue66
Player Valuation: £70m
I really hope you are right, I don't think it would be good for my health if they were to win it.
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC"
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lol ?
Just lend him one of Pienaars " God is Great " shirts
But which god is greatest??
Dan Tanner
Player Valuation: £15m
Cant believe the bullcrap that the Echo will print concerning that club. Some fat bell splashed out on a Fitbit at dinner time and found out that his heart rate went up during the penalty shootout on Tuesday . How is that news in any sense of the word, "old pork pie" in the story maybe bypassing Maccies on his way home for once in his life would be news, but your heart rate going up when you watch a footie match ffs...........
Liverpool fan's heart rate proves how stressful it was to watch the Stoke City match
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Liverpool fan John Doyle wore a heart rate monitor to the League Cup semi-final second leg against Stoke City. Pictured here with his wife Becci and daughter Ruth
A Liverpool fan proved just how stressful it can be to watch the Reds - by wearing a heart rate monitor to last night’s game.
Dad-of-one John Doyle’s heart rate climbed to well over 100 beats per minute as he watched the penalty shootout against Stoke City.
But his heart rate dramatically peaked at around 118 bpm as Joe Allen took the winning penalty in the shootout - a huge jump from his heart rate at kick-off.
John, 32, has been going to Anfield for “years and years”, since he was a kid, and says he only bought the monitor at lunchtime yesterday.
He then decided the League Cup semi-final would be the perfect place to try it out for the first time.
The IT manager from Rainhill said: “I could feel myself getting more stressed out as the game went on, especially with the offside goal and all the stupid mistakes we were making.
“I could definitely tell I was getting stressed during penalties.”
Despite last night’s victory, John said that he thinks going to Anfield is probably bad for his health with the current state of the team.
He said: “It’s a good job I didn’t have a blood pressure monitor on as well.”
He is going to Saturday’s FA Cup clash with West Ham and plans to see if the effects of last night’s drama were just a one-off or a regular result of watching his beloved Reds.
He said: “I am going to keep wearing it at matches. I will be there on Saturday as well and we will see how that one goes - hopefully it’s a smoother evening.”
It’s not the first time John has made headlines - in 2013 he became a YouTube sensation with a stunning ability to pop out his eyes.
Liverpool fan's heart rate proves how stressful it was to watch the Stoke City match
- 19:00, 27 Jan 2016
- By Sam Dean
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Liverpool fan John Doyle wore a heart rate monitor to the League Cup semi-final second leg against Stoke City. Pictured here with his wife Becci and daughter Ruth
A Liverpool fan proved just how stressful it can be to watch the Reds - by wearing a heart rate monitor to last night’s game.
Dad-of-one John Doyle’s heart rate climbed to well over 100 beats per minute as he watched the penalty shootout against Stoke City.
But his heart rate dramatically peaked at around 118 bpm as Joe Allen took the winning penalty in the shootout - a huge jump from his heart rate at kick-off.
John, 32, has been going to Anfield for “years and years”, since he was a kid, and says he only bought the monitor at lunchtime yesterday.
He then decided the League Cup semi-final would be the perfect place to try it out for the first time.
The IT manager from Rainhill said: “I could feel myself getting more stressed out as the game went on, especially with the offside goal and all the stupid mistakes we were making.
“I could definitely tell I was getting stressed during penalties.”
Despite last night’s victory, John said that he thinks going to Anfield is probably bad for his health with the current state of the team.
He said: “It’s a good job I didn’t have a blood pressure monitor on as well.”
He is going to Saturday’s FA Cup clash with West Ham and plans to see if the effects of last night’s drama were just a one-off or a regular result of watching his beloved Reds.
He said: “I am going to keep wearing it at matches. I will be there on Saturday as well and we will see how that one goes - hopefully it’s a smoother evening.”
It’s not the first time John has made headlines - in 2013 he became a YouTube sensation with a stunning ability to pop out his eyes.
l4toffee
Player Valuation: £40m
heard that last weekend along with him being gay .
lol ?
Dan Tanner
Player Valuation: £15m
The fat biff
Minimeister
Player Valuation: £35m
sorry mate but that's baloney. The more they slip down the ladder the more bitter they've become, just look at their attitude to anyone that wins anything. As me old man always used to say, 'they're great those Liverpudlians.......when they're winning'.
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £50m
I think it's the same for both sides. We're bitter, they're bitter, it just makes the hatred worse on both sides. Back in the day we were both at the top and winning most weeks, so it wasn't so bad.
hallamblue
Player Valuation: £50m
Cant believe the bullcrap that the Echo will print concerning that club. Some fat bell splashed out on a Fitbit at dinner time and found out that his heart rate went up during the penalty shootout on Tuesday . How is that news in any sense of the word, "old pork pie" in the story maybe bypassing Maccies on his way home for once in his life would be news, but your heart rate going up when you watch a footie match ffs...........
Liverpool fan's heart rate proves how stressful it was to watch the Stoke City match
John Doyle's heart rate peaked at 118bpm during the penalty shootout
- 19:00, 27 Jan 2016
- By Sam Dean
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Liverpool fan John Doyle wore a heart rate monitor to the League Cup semi-final second leg against Stoke City. Pictured here with his wife Becci and daughter Ruth
A Liverpool fan proved just how stressful it can be to watch the Reds - by wearing a heart rate monitor to last night’s game.
Dad-of-one John Doyle’s heart rate climbed to well over 100 beats per minute as he watched the penalty shootout against Stoke City.
But his heart rate dramatically peaked at around 118 bpm as Joe Allen took the winning penalty in the shootout - a huge jump from his heart rate at kick-off.
John, 32, has been going to Anfield for “years and years”, since he was a kid, and says he only bought the monitor at lunchtime yesterday.
He then decided the League Cup semi-final would be the perfect place to try it out for the first time.
The IT manager from Rainhill said: “I could feel myself getting more stressed out as the game went on, especially with the offside goal and all the stupid mistakes we were making.
“I could definitely tell I was getting stressed during penalties.”
Despite last night’s victory, John said that he thinks going to Anfield is probably bad for his health with the current state of the team.
He said: “It’s a good job I didn’t have a blood pressure monitor on as well.”
He is going to Saturday’s FA Cup clash with West Ham and plans to see if the effects of last night’s drama were just a one-off or a regular result of watching his beloved Reds.
He said: “I am going to keep wearing it at matches. I will be there on Saturday as well and we will see how that one goes - hopefully it’s a smoother evening.”
It’s not the first time John has made headlines - in 2013 he became a YouTube sensation with a stunning ability to pop out his eyes.
Big deal. my bpm is about 160 when I go to the gym.
The smear campaign is underway then, expect pictures of him smoking and or huffing on balloons next and a few stories of him staying up late, drinking and partying after that.
zirc
Player Valuation: £40m
They failed to mention that this revolting blob has a resting heart rate of 102.Cant believe the bullcrap that the Echo will print concerning that club. Some fat bell splashed out on a Fitbit at dinner time and found out that his heart rate went up during the penalty shootout on Tuesday . How is that news in any sense of the word, "old pork pie" in the story maybe bypassing Maccies on his way home for once in his life would be news, but your heart rate going up when you watch a footie match ffs...........
Liverpool fan's heart rate proves how stressful it was to watch the Stoke City match
John Doyle's heart rate peaked at 118bpm during the penalty shootout
- 19:00, 27 Jan 2016
- By Sam Dean
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Liverpool fan John Doyle wore a heart rate monitor to the League Cup semi-final second leg against Stoke City. Pictured here with his wife Becci and daughter Ruth
A Liverpool fan proved just how stressful it can be to watch the Reds - by wearing a heart rate monitor to last night’s game.
Dad-of-one John Doyle’s heart rate climbed to well over 100 beats per minute as he watched the penalty shootout against Stoke City.
But his heart rate dramatically peaked at around 118 bpm as Joe Allen took the winning penalty in the shootout - a huge jump from his heart rate at kick-off.
John, 32, has been going to Anfield for “years and years”, since he was a kid, and says he only bought the monitor at lunchtime yesterday.
He then decided the League Cup semi-final would be the perfect place to try it out for the first time.
The IT manager from Rainhill said: “I could feel myself getting more stressed out as the game went on, especially with the offside goal and all the stupid mistakes we were making.
“I could definitely tell I was getting stressed during penalties.”
Despite last night’s victory, John said that he thinks going to Anfield is probably bad for his health with the current state of the team.
He said: “It’s a good job I didn’t have a blood pressure monitor on as well.”
He is going to Saturday’s FA Cup clash with West Ham and plans to see if the effects of last night’s drama were just a one-off or a regular result of watching his beloved Reds.
He said: “I am going to keep wearing it at matches. I will be there on Saturday as well and we will see how that one goes - hopefully it’s a smoother evening.”
It’s not the first time John has made headlines - in 2013 he became a YouTube sensation with a stunning ability to pop out his eyes.
Donald Twain
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Whistlin' Dixie
Player Valuation: £50m
Donald Twain
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I'd cut that out if I was you whistling boy, if the big man gets word of that you're spending eternity swallowing the burning hot dog!!! Just saying like !Of course I do
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