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Had a funny exchange today with the same Chelsea fan I met at my lad's football class. He told me when we signed him that Salah was a 'one trick pony' - Needless to say the twat has been avoiding me in every way since. School drop off and pick up etc. Anyway today I bumped into him in the shops and we got chatting about the game. It's weird how some delusional folk can spin a 5-1 (agg) victory as a 'fluke' - Silly tit. I told him that 'well at least you won't have to worry about these things next season' with a smug wink and grin. He absolutely thinks I'm a cunt and I couldn't be happier about it! 
Had a funny exchange today with the same Chelsea fan I met at my lad's football class. He told me when we signed him that Salah was a 'one trick pony' - Needless to say the twat has been avoiding me in every way since. School drop off and pick up etc. Anyway today I bumped into him in the shops and we got chatting about the game. It's weird how some delusional folk can spin a 5-1 (agg) victory as a 'fluke' - Silly tit. I told him that 'well at least you won't have to worry about these things next season' with a smug wink and grin. He absolutely thinks I'm a cunt and I couldn't be happier about it!
I knew it... They have a fan! I just knew it.
Well he is a Liverpool fan
He's actually pretty complimentary of us Ive noticed
Yep, Cave Troll stood out for me. I'm picturing a cartoonish version of Lovren with a club in his hand swatting away little blue shirted humans.
Tart
Its annoying that some of our players seem to be really good guys. Its going to hurt all the more when they fuck us over.
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And even THAT is a fabricated bit of history. They claim (incredibly belatedly) to sing Hey Jude because it accompanied them winning the title in 1968. It didn't. They won the title in May 1968. Hey Jude wasn't released until August 1968. So their claim to a Scouse song is false. Hand it back!
They've been Evertoned..
HAHAHAHAHA! How fucking tragic is that?!!!!!No wonder Kompany and De Buyne enjoyed the Anfield reception
leaked footage from inside city's new team bus
I see we've been charged again for throwing objects on to the pitch.
Pep also charged for the sending off and for communicating with the bench in the second half.
Pep also charged for the sending off and for communicating with the bench in the second half.
Wasn't that City supporters? It was blue flares wasn't it?
Sounds like what City fans would wear, the fucking scruffy meffs. Probably wearing gola trainers too.
That's what I thought
quiffer
But well worth watching again!
But the quiffer was The Count....
Yes @Vlads Quiff is my little younger brother. I am going to Aintree with him tomorrow although I don't know one end of a horse from the other.
And no, it wasn't me who quiffed!
Wasn't that The Prisoner? No, that was a number. Count a number? You've got me really confused now!
Footy365's 16 conclusions:
[article]Despite the fear of their first-half performance, getting to half-time only one goal behind was crucial to Klopp’s plan. He knew that the longer the game went with City needing two or more goals, the more his side could hope to spring a surprise.
After all, this is Klopp’s side in their element. They have regularly been undone by teams who have sat deep and soaked up pressure, hitting Liverpool on the counter, with their record against weaker teams at Anfield coming in for particular scrutiny earlier in Klopp’s reign.
But when a team is forced to come onto Liverpool, leaving Salah and Firmino against two defenders every time the ball is sprung forward, they should expect danger. The more City needed to push forward, the more likely it was that Liverpool would score.[/article]
[article]The only way the Egyptian could score from that angle was to chip the ball over the diving Otamendi and into the far corner. To demonstrate the composure to pull that off in training would be impressive, but to take the touch and perform the dink in the heat of this situation was extraordinary. No wonder they wanted him back from injury so badly.[/article]
[article]Despite the fear of their first-half performance, getting to half-time only one goal behind was crucial to Klopp’s plan. He knew that the longer the game went with City needing two or more goals, the more his side could hope to spring a surprise.
After all, this is Klopp’s side in their element. They have regularly been undone by teams who have sat deep and soaked up pressure, hitting Liverpool on the counter, with their record against weaker teams at Anfield coming in for particular scrutiny earlier in Klopp’s reign.
But when a team is forced to come onto Liverpool, leaving Salah and Firmino against two defenders every time the ball is sprung forward, they should expect danger. The more City needed to push forward, the more likely it was that Liverpool would score.[/article]
[article]The only way the Egyptian could score from that angle was to chip the ball over the diving Otamendi and into the far corner. To demonstrate the composure to pull that off in training would be impressive, but to take the touch and perform the dink in the heat of this situation was extraordinary. No wonder they wanted him back from injury so badly.[/article]
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