Sturridge Back in the new year... God willing - (looks up to the heavens) :p
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Mark said that religion when distorted had been the root of evil for thousands of years. MBBR agreed to some extent (I suspect his reservation, as it would be mine, is that there isn't just one "root of evil") and added that religion taken to distorting extremes invariably misses its own point, which is to set people free.
We can prove it exists though.
Do you want me to rig up a few experiments?
Yeah soz, I didn't mean the root, I was exaggerating to get my point across (as per). The point about setting people free is more or less my ideal. If people want to take a spiritual idea or worship a particular deity to as an example of a greater good, then I don't see the issue. I dislike the hypocrisy of certain aspects of religion and how selective some worshipers can be (that's where distortion comes from), but practicing as a moral human being (religious or not), is better than ignorantly poking fun at the method.
I thing God is a bit ticked off with Daniel Sturridge,
This made me lol...
@ThoseScouseLads 32m32 minutes ago
£212m spent by him since he came in. "The best with what we've got." Have a minute with yourself Brendan.
@ThoseScouseLads 32m32 minutes ago
£212m spent by him since he came in. "The best with what we've got." Have a minute with yourself Brendan.
He's probably sold 150m odd worth though.
Good for him. We have three strikers with as many goals in the premier league this season as I do, and another one who's permanently injured.
He's been here for nearly 3 years now, spent 212million and we're in 11th place.
So, I'm not really that interested if his net spend is only 60 million odd.
Yeah, it was done to death with Rafa too, "he's great at making his money back on players". So what? We've still got 75 goalkeepers and no fucking wingers!
Net spend is only of interest if it's your own money.
Or if you're getting decent results...
Well, net spend is of interest because it affects our ability to spend in the future.
I don't really see how it's become such a major talking point when it comes to managers though. My understanding is that they're not really the ones valuing the players anyways... and in most cases where a player goes on to make a substantial profit, it's not the manager that has decided to move that player on.
I don't really see how it's become such a major talking point when it comes to managers though. My understanding is that they're not really the ones valuing the players anyways... and in most cases where a player goes on to make a substantial profit, it's not the manager that has decided to move that player on.
Wide hole? We're back to Catholic priests again.
Ha, ha, ha.
Intelligence? A degree and an MA. Humility? Why does anyone have to respect someone elses belief? It's a belief, not a race or colour. You don't need to to have humility about an idea. It's an idea. Understanding? Believing in one of thousands of Gods across human history. Yes, I understand. It's simple brain washing, peer pressure and social engineering. Going to put you on ignore now. I suggest you do the same with me.
Rodgers on Studge:
“We reckon it’s his ninth injury on the same thing from previous clubs here and there,” the Liverpool manager said. “So there seems to be an underlying issue somewhere. Our medical team are looking into it, the latest scans show a slight tear just below where he had a previous injury.
“Daniel is very disappointed and so are we. It is hugely disappointing to be without a player of his quality. Most players you will find want to play through an injury to get on to the field and when the incident happened in training it was through quite an innocuous action. He just flicked the ball and instantly felt the pain, it wasn’t a shot or anything that looked as if it might be serious.”
“We reckon it’s his ninth injury on the same thing from previous clubs here and there,” the Liverpool manager said. “So there seems to be an underlying issue somewhere. Our medical team are looking into it, the latest scans show a slight tear just below where he had a previous injury.
“Daniel is very disappointed and so are we. It is hugely disappointing to be without a player of his quality. Most players you will find want to play through an injury to get on to the field and when the incident happened in training it was through quite an innocuous action. He just flicked the ball and instantly felt the pain, it wasn’t a shot or anything that looked as if it might be serious.”
I'm expecting elements of the media to fasten on to this and have another pop at our unhappiness with Hodgson's handling of the Studge, deliberately ignoring the fact that we had stabilised his fitness and got him playing regularly before Hodgson decided to "test his resolve" - twice in a row - when he was called up for England.
SAS lives on.
Sold and Sidelined.
Sold and Sidelined.
Yay! One classless div down....
That's just depressing.
Don't know.. He's spent 200m but lost, what, 150m odd worth of talent. He needs to do better but I can't understand how net spend is insignificant.
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