Mouser Watch #2

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Enricky said:
You can't say 'they' when there's only a minority, that will ofc change when he does leave. I however will stand by what I think, he's clearly a horrible person but if he wishes to leave (which he clearly does) then so be it, he's a great footballer and has played great for us this season. Great player and will never be forgotten by us and many other rival fans <ok>.
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And certainly not the rival players who needed tetanus shots.
 
What's even funnier?

Your hero Suarez doesn't give a **** about you mousers and wants to leave.

Now that's hilarious. Especially as many mousers went to great lengths to back him after his racism.

'But his grandad is black'.

'It's a term of endearment'.

Or

'He fell on him and his mouth just happened to be open'.

'He went for the ball, not Scott Parker's head'.

Now that's makes me laugh. Laugh at the stupidity of Liverpool FC fans.

Ha.

Ha.
 
Actually, given Liverpool's habit of thwarting Mourinho last time he was in England, it would be funny to see them continue that tradition - preferably in the first game of next season, if the fixture list allows it. Not sure who would have the greater collective nervous breakdown, Chelsea fans or Sky pundits...
 
I'm waiting for the inevitable Chelsea v Napoli Champions League draw.
It'll be interesting to see Rafa and Mourinho resume their hostilities and what sort of reception the former manager will get at Stamford Bridge.
 
PleaseNotPoll said:
I'm waiting for the inevitable Chelsea v Napoli Champions League draw.
It'll be interesting to see Rafa and Mourinho resume their hostilities and what sort of reception the former manager will get at Stamford Bridge.
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Surely Rafa has earned at least a polite reaction given what he has done for them. No club could be that ungrateful....can they?
 
humanbeingincroydon said:
Actually, given Liverpool's habit of thwarting Mourinho last time he was in England, it would be funny to see them continue that tradition - preferably in the first game of next season, if the fixture list allows it. Not sure who would have the greater collective nervous breakdown, Chelsea fans or Sky pundits...
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Don't let the facts get in the way of the truth.
 
CPofL KTBFFH said:
And how many times did Jose beat them? Or by 'habit' where you being extremely selective and just counting their wins over us <laugh>
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First of all, I said "thwarting Mourinho", not "beating Mourinho" - there's a very big difference.

Secondly, there's a reason for my choice of words:
2005 Champions League semi-final
2006 FA Cup final
2006 Community Shield

Liverpool always had Chelsea's number in high stakes matches.
 
humanbeingincroydon said:
First of all, I said "thwarting Mourinho", not "beating Mourinho" - there's a very big difference.

Secondly, there's a reason for my choice of words:
2005 Champions League semi-final
2006 FA Cup final
2006 Community Shield

Liverpool always had Chelsea's number in high stakes matches.
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Just so I don't make the mistake again can you explain the difference. Thanks.
 
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