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More to do with his dismantling of a good side and replacing ferdinand and ginola with rush and barnes 
Loathe's a strong word, just think he had a tough act to follow, same as Souness following Sir Bobby, could never take to him. Plus when you get rid of Les Ferdinand and David Ginola then bring in Andreas Andersson etc. can't really praise the job he did here.
Yeah that also made me laugh a fair bit 
Loved the player. Absolutely idolised him. As a manager i wasn't keen on him at nufc
Loved the player. Absolutely idolised him. As a manager i wasn't keen on him at nufc
Don't mind Wenger to be honest, I just found the whole thing funny. Probably the only audible thing I've ever heard him say.
Don't see how there could be an argument about who's the bigger club between Liverpool and us, Liverpool are bigger in pretty much every respect.
Carroll will definitely score. I'm ready for it. It will be interesting to see whether he celebrates it or not, normally I'd say he wouldn't but the stick he's going to be getting off our fans may change his mind...
Carroll will definitely score. I'm ready for it. It will be interesting to see whether he celebrates it or not, normally I'd say he wouldn't but the stick he's going to be getting off our fans may change his mind...
Had this discussion a while ago with your lads on here and a few good points were raised that softened my opinion towards the guy's time at Newcastle but I still consider him to be overrated as a manager despite his successes. I stick by my belief that the Liverpool team of the 80s was so ridiculously good that a moderately trained gorilla could have led them to the title and that Blackburn's PL success was vastly due to the Premier League's top goal scorer being in arguably the form of his career at the time.
This is quite a head-on train collision of a topic though, you guys will undoubtedly worship him for good reason; he has personality and strong ties to great times with your club. If we'd won anything with Keegan I don't doubt that we'd all be united in denying any claims that he doesnt deserve all the praise he gets.
[video=youtube;7ASyNp1b7R4]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ASyNp1b7R4[/video]
This is just it, he is quite good sometimes - just the rants, uuugh the rants
Agree HMT.
I'd like to add as well, that one of the strongest arguments for a clubs size (can't believe I'm doing this debate AGAIN) is the stadium and the depth of truly passionate supporters. This is one area where both our clubs can truly relate IMO and the main reason why I harbour nothing against LFC, as stated previously.
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I'm going to the game on Friday, not been to Anfield for a few years now and I'm really looking forward to it, I'd be more than happy with a draw.
Skysports are advertising this game as a "Classic", not sure what they are expecting, I'll let you draw your own conclusions.
Skysports are advertising this game as a "Classic", not sure what they are expecting, I'll let you draw your own conclusions.
Yes it has, you're right.
To be fair I'm expecting it to be an exciting game, I just hope I don't have a long miserable journey home.
I've got work on Saturday, no doubt Ill be in a heap, who cares though.
Apart from stadium attendances.
I agree with you that Liverpool are simply the bigger club, but attendance is one factor where we win.
Only thing Liverpool win on is fanbase outside of Liverpool. Half of Bradford are Liverpool fans.
What about average attendance in % ?
EDIT: Found it
http://itv.stats.football365.com/dom/ENG/PR/attend.html
Liverpool - Average Attendance - 44911 - Capacity - 45362 - Percentage - 99.0%
Newcastle - Average Attendance - 48484 - Capacity - 52387 - Percentage - 92.5%
What about it?
You have an average attendance of 44911, whilst we have an average attendance of 48484, with neither side filling their stadium up completely.
One of us could have a stadium with a 100,000 capacity, but it still doesn't change that Newcastle, on average, gets more fans through the gates than Liverpool does.
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