Match Day Thread 2017/18 Premier League, Cups & Euro Watch

Me cos your a scouser

 

Really good effort tonight, deserved extra time at least and a decent ref.

 

You blazier wearing, pig skull teabagging ****

 

I do my best to do what's right.

 

That's why you picked a granny bashing fat **** I suppose

Or appointed Roy Hodgson.

Or flaming well gave my cap to Jon Flanagan thus proving if he could any of us could....

 

Mourinho is a #fraud

https://www.theguardian.com/football/blog/2017/nov/12/jose-mourinho-de-bruyne-lukaku-salah-chelsea

 

Moreno: Sevilla will be special for me, but I'll fight for Liverpool win
Alberto Moreno is set to return to his hometown next week to face the club he grew up supporting and eventually representing - but there’ll be no impact on his focus for Liverpool should he line up against Sevilla.
The Reds resume their Champions League campaign when they travel to Spain a week on Tuesday for the penultimate group-stage round of fixtures.
For Moreno, it’ll be an occasion with added emotion given he progressed through the youth ranks at Los Rojiblancos and into their first team before his move to Anfield in 2014.
Nevertheless, the full-back insists any sentiment he may feel won’t prove a distraction.
He said: “I live for Liverpool. I love Liverpool. I always want to win when I am wearing the shirt of Liverpool. I’ll fight hard for victory like I do every time I pull that shirt on.
“It’ll be a special game, if I am selected to play. Lots of family and friends will be going to watch it.
“But irrespective of the occasion, we will be going there to win to get us as high as possible in the table, because we’re also mindful we’ve got one more home game to come, against Spartak.”
Moreno believes there are plenty of similarities between Liverpool and Sevilla, not least the motto of the Spanish city – No Me He Dejado which roughly translates as ‘She [the city] has not abandoned me’, sentiments comparable to the Reds’ very own You’ll Never Walk Alone.
“That’s the motto of the municipality, but yes, it’s similar,” he said. “For the Sevilla fans it is more like: Nunca Se Rinde. It means they never give up.
“As a player, what I love about both sets of fans is they never stop encouraging you and driving you forward, shouting and singing.
“Sevilla fans are similar in that respect to Liverpool fans. So in terms of atmosphere, they’re both similar but in terms of the stadiums themselves Anfield is more on top of you, more closed in if you like, whereas the Ramon Sanchez Pizjuan stadium is a bit more open apart from the main stand.
“There’s been some work on it recently, all the seats are red now like Anfield.”
Group E
Pos Team P W D L GF GA GD Pts
1 Liverpool 4 2 2 0 13 3 10 8
2 Sevilla 4 2 1 1 8 8 0 7
3 Spartak Moscow 4 1 2 1 8 5 3 5
4 Maribor 4 0 1 3 1 14 -13 1
Liverpool will go into the game a point ahead of Sevilla at the top of Group E and know a victory will see them secure a place in the next phase of the Champions League.
“I’ve only played in the group stages of the Champions League, so to get through to the next round would be really special, as I’m sure it would for everyone here,” said Moreno.
“It’s been a few years since we got through as a club to the knockout stages. The fans deserve a happy event like that.”
http://www.liverpoolfc.com/news/fir...ecial-for-me-but-i-ll-fight-for-liverpool-win

 

Must grate you Welshmen when Giggs is described as a "Welsh Legend", even when he was blatantly dodging games the press were to scared to call it because of the Fergie factor.
Thank **** from your point of view Mark Hughes was at Utd before Fergie or you'd hardly have saw him in a Welsh shirt either.

 

no he's worse he's poison to nearly every club he leaves as they all end up ****ed up.

 

What I've noticed and really like is how all the south American players always go home for games. Aguero, Messi, Suarez will all fly 3000 miles even for a friendly. Thay all Want to play every game they can.

 

Yeah, and the likes of Tim Cahill used to travel 9,500 miles to Australia to play for his country, and Giggs never had the respect to travel a mere 250 miles to play for the country of his birth.

 

189.1 miles from Manchester to Cardiff.

Less if he lives in Cheshire, like most of the North-west footballers. Only 148.6 from Chester

 

Makes it even worse from the "Welsh Legend"

 

4hrs by car
3hrs by Plane or train (although you do have to go to Bristol first by Plane)

 

3 hours by plane from Manchester to Cardiff?

 

Yep, gotta fly to Bristol first then train or drive across to Cardiff, which takes about an hour

 

Through some pretty rough country though.

 

Jeez, maybe that's why Giggs played truant so often.

 

Not if you drive from Manchester to Brum and head to Cardiff from there.