jmucorsasport
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COME ON THE BLUES 
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Jakey
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Im with you ^ and my stepdad. Up the blues today.
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strick206
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Everton win please
Although i have backed liverpool,
Everton win would make liverpool need to concentrate more on fourth place 
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John G
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quote:
Originally posted by jmucorsasport
COME ON THE BLUES
wow closet evertonian, funny how they come out for these games 
where have you been the last 6 years 
gonna be a close one
[Edited on 30-03-2008 by John G]
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John G
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quote:
Originally posted by jmucorsasport
COME ON THE BLUES
maybe next year
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Whittie
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Tom
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Nath
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What a shit game though. I went down the pub for that too 
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Cosmo
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Players cant afford to have passion these days.
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Nath
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Gerrard did, but luckily he didn't decide to run 20 yards to an incident that didn't concern him.
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Cosmo
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Just cant afford it these days.
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RyanSxi
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
Players cant afford to have passion these days.
you make me chuckle cosmo
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Cosmo
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Yup, no passion allowed 
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jmucorsasport
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quote:
Originally posted by John G
quote:
Originally posted by jmucorsasport
COME ON THE BLUES
wow closet evertonian, funny how they come out for these games
where have you been the last 6 years
gonna be a close one
[Edited on 30-03-2008 by John G]
Well at uni in liverpool from 01-04 and going to goodison whenever i could, student loans were fun. Not on here much coz i havent got my corsa anymore and i work abroad. Been a real fan for 26 years pal, npneo f this closet shite, thankyou...
Also It was a crap game, worst derby in ages, We were crap and didnt deserve a win. Doesnt help having 3 strikers out and our best attacking midfielder...
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Danny P
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
Players cant afford to have passion these days.
Maybe they should pay them a bit more then
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Cosmo
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quote:
Originally posted by Danny P
quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
Players cant afford to have passion these days.
Maybe they should pay them a bit more then
I did expect this reply from someone tbh
It has nothing to do with pay, its just passion is no long allowed in the game.
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RyanSxi
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quote:
Originally posted by Cosmo
quote:
Originally posted by Danny P
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Originally posted by Cosmo
Players cant afford to have passion these days.
Maybe they should pay them a bit more then
I did expect this reply from someone tbh
It has nothing to do with pay, its just passion is no long allowed in the game.
Passions aloud, but swearing/annoying the ref is forbidden
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Cosmo
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Yep, no passion allowed in todays modern game
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Nath
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Cosmo
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And just when you thought the blues couldnt get anymore bitter...
Police are to speak to Liverpool and Everton about alleged incidents in Sunday's Merseyside derby at Anfield.
Officers are investigating claims Everton captain Phil Neville was spat on and punched by Liverpool fans as he prepared to take a throw-in.
They are also looking at reports which suggest Liverpool ace Steven Gerrard was subjected to hate-filled chants about his daughter.
Cameras clearly captured Neville, who was targeted for being a former Manchester United player, being abused by several fans in the second half of Liverpool's 1-0 victory.
As Neville prepared to take a throw supporters could be seen just inches away screaming down his neck. And Gerrard faced a torrent of abuse as he walked to take a corner in front of visiting fans in the second half.
"Police will be speaking to the clubs involved today," said a spokesman for Merseyside Police
Unhappy
Everton also hit back at Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez for his comments about the visiting fans' heckling of Gerrard.
The Toffees have rejected the Spaniard's comments and questioned the behaviour of the Liverpool fans towards some of the Everton players.
"We felt it necessary to try to involve the safety officers and police because we cannot have a situation where supporters are having physical contact with professional footballers during the game," said Everton spokesman Ian Ross.
"We want to make sure that doesn't happen again at the Merseyside derby or any other game."
"Whilst we would never condone the singling out of individual players for vitriolic insults, it is a shame that Mr Benitez chose to ignore the actions of his own club's supporters.
"Not only was Joleon Lescott subjected to an afternoon-long barrage of quite disgusting and quite audible abuse, Phil Neville was seemingly spat at several times and was also punched in the back by a supporter as he took a throw-in.
"We have asked Merseyside Police and our safety officer to look into the matter.
Respect
"In calling for Everton supporters to respect his players, Mr Benitez should, perhaps, remember his comments of 12 months ago when he sought to belittle one of world sport's oldest and most respected institutions by describing us as a 'small club'.
"Respect is a two-way street."
Now Im not saying these things didnt happen, as Im sure something about Lescot being a clingon was sung once, but I know Neville wasnt punched as that was right infront of me, and the reaction of him would of been 100000x worse than what it was.
But that comment in bold above is just shocking from a clubs spokesman, to me that is partly condoning what the Everton fans were singing (that Gerrards kids arent his) as Rafa said something wrong (actually it was right) so they are allowed to do something wrong.
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