I thought you boys were regulars watching them at the ground Not wumming btw sorry lads just found the answer above That’s fair enough
We didn't attack the players and manager like that when Liverpool beat us last week, we just accepted on the day they were better Nothing worse than bad losers
I've just had a message from @Tobes he said he's out walking his tortoise, and should be back hopefully in time for when Liverpool get beat early Sunday evening.
Duggie doing the classic my enemy’s enemy is my friend tactic to totally destroy the Toffee mens morale ruthless old timer Goowon
I swear the gods had something to do with this, after I told Duggie yesterday, that Watford are shhite.
not been since lockdown and won’t be heading over anytime soon. My ST still gets used, just not worth the Covid risk.
Seems like scoring in the first few minutes is a bad idea judging from Everton’s embarrassing antics today and Newcastle last weekend both got slapped up by full time
I'm everyones friend Duggie, but once the hyenas on here smell fresh meat, I've learned to stand well back.
"I really want to stay at Liverpool for the rest of my life. But only if they give me £400k a week. It makes me so sad. It's not in my hands"
I would have signed for Liverpool myself, but they were only offering me £200k per week so unfortunately I had to tell them to do one.
I'm Just wondering if sky sports, pundits, managers and fans are going to playing candle in the wind for rafa
Translated it means. "I'm leaving but don't want to be made out the bad guy, so I'll try and bullshit you all with this load of bollocks"
Yeah, its total bullshit. The guy is probably the best player on the planet at the moment, there is absolutely nothing wrong with him trying to obtain the wages that he thinks he is worth, but why lie? Its like Messi at Barca, if he really wanted to, he could have played for 75k a week if he was that desperate to play for them, its not like he is short of money. If Salah ends up leaving Liverpool now, he will look like a total bell end.
