Good job klipperty wasn't managing in those finals ... otherwise Stevie would have absolute nada in his trophy cabinet ... other than his favourite pair of non-slip boots, of course ...
Anyone claiming the chelsea fans are still bitter he refused to join them is bang out of order Death threats? Oh do **** off. He got a bullet in the post with his name on it...cos the sender heard the saying that everyone has a bullet out there with their name on it and realised that that if Gerrard owned the one with his name on it then he'd never get shot. Joke copyright belongs to blackadder goes forth
‘Your brain would make a grain of sand look large and ungainly and the part of you that can’t be mentioned, I am reliably informed by women around the court, wouldn’t be worth mentioning even if it could be. BA
Gerrard was a decent player. But; Scholes > Gerrard > Lampard. Guess which one got put on the wing by Sven
The thread that never ends, we've been doing that one since this place started. Oh, and your wrong Gerrard was the best.
El-Hadji Diouf has reignited his war of words with Steven Gerrard on the day that the former Liverpool and England captain announced his retirement from football, with the retired Senegal striker embarking on a bizarre rant on French TV and arguing with former Arsenal midfielder Emmanuel Petit. Diouf, who has been incredibly vocal and bitter in his criticism of Gerrard while he was at Anfield, claimed the 36-year-old was “nothing at all” when he arrived at the club in 2002, and also hit out at their former teammate Jamie Carragher. Diouf remains the only Liverpool No 9 in the club’s history to go the entire season without scoring a goal, but he claimed that Gerrard “was afraid of looking into my eyes” and added that while he respected him as a player, he does not like him as a person. People told me at Liverpool, there was some guys you could not touch, but I touched them. That is why it was complicated for me,” Diouf said on French TV channel SFR Sport. “When I arrived I showed him he was nothing at all. He was nothing at all. “I asked him to tell me in which big competition, Euros or World Cup, people think about him.” (BBC Football) Ouch, or what!!
