Liverpool Fc @ Anfield - Reds Supporters Gatherings - Page 655

hawksbay · #**9811** 22-12-2009, 12:33 AM

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Originally Posted by Grounded Eagle

Even if the yankees want to change.... dun tink they have the $$$.
Rafa just signed a new 5 year contract....... to fire him need to pay compensation of 20 million pounds

sacking rafa is not the answer to the prob,class is permanent n form is temporary,we need to go on a run of wins during the holiday period if not we r in deep trbl.rafa shd go get van the man during the jan transfer window.

bochapsing · #**9812** 22-12-2009, 12:42 AM

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Originally Posted by hawksbay

sacking rafa is not the answer to the prob,class is permanent n form is temporary,we need to go on a run of wins during the holiday period if not we r in deep trbl.rafa shd go get van the man during the jan transfer window.

yes...
we can't suddenly become a bad team over the summer, just because the loss of alonso... and rafa din turn into a bad manager overnite too...
any team and manager sure will go thru difficult times during their career life, just like u and me...
lets' continue to believe in and support our team...

~YNWA

beck7777 · #**9813** 22-12-2009, 12:59 AM

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Originally Posted by rahl

Btw you found out about your rep?

never but it doesnt matter...

Xgenre · #**9814** 22-12-2009, 08:07 AM

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Originally Posted by bochapsing

lets' continue to believe in and support our team...

~YNWA

What else can we do?

No one jumps out of a plane just because the plane is going through rough turbulence. The only way out is to tighten your seat belt and bear through the journey till smoother days arrive.

Given Liverpool's reputation, I don't think we ever sacked any manager. Every non-performing manager is politely asked to leave right? Did my memory serve me correctly?

Like Houllier... asked to leave at the end of the season.
Evans quit the team right?
Shankly retired.
Kenny resigned.
Not sure about Paisley, Fagan or that Sour man (leave already always talk bad about us)

rahl · #**9815** 22-12-2009, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Xgenre

Like Houllier... asked to leave at the end of the season.

That's an euphemism for sacking bro. I believe Souness was sacked?

Like to say we are different from other clubs in keeping faith with our managers, but it ain't so in the last 20 years.

GeMiNiZzzzZzz · #**9816** 22-12-2009, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by hawksbay

sacking rafa is not the answer to the prob,class is permanent n form is temporary,we need to go on a run of wins during the holiday period if not we r in deep trbl.rafa shd go get van the man during the jan transfer window.

Sacking Rafa is one thing - getting another manager to change our tactics is the main solution.

We have to get a regular stike partner for Torres before he starts getting frustrated & Rafa does not play with 2 strikers which i seriously think we need to do rather than playing 2 attacking midfielders to support him.

But...we dont have the monies with the 2 yankees..Van could just come in cheap & good i believe so..

bochapsing · #**9817** 22-12-2009, 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by rahl

That's an euphemism for sacking bro. I believe Souness was sacked?

Like to say we are different from other clubs in keeping faith with our managers, but it ain't so in the last 20 years.

remember houllier was the 1st manager to be asked to leave.... so souness wasn't sacked... think he got problem with his health then resigned?!

see see only · #**9818** 22-12-2009, 07:50 PM

I guess it is the culture of Liverpool and that why me a fan of them

Humble, kind-hearted nature, hardworking, etc

but a bit old fashion liao ... & not aggressive enough comparing to Chelsea & Man City

Anyway still me a die-hard fan of liverpool

hehe just dont bet on them or against them tat all

A Simple Man · #**9819** 22-12-2009, 10:28 PM

can forget about playing in Europe next season,the way they are playing right now. better think about how to re-group or re-organise for next season.

rahl · #**9820** 23-12-2009, 12:13 AM

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Originally Posted by see see only

Anyway still me a die-hard fan of liverpool

hehe just dont bet on them or against them tat all

Damn where have you been all this while LOL

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Originally Posted by bochapsing

remember houllier was the 1st manager to be asked to leave.... so souness wasn't sacked... think he got problem with his health then resigned?!

God, you mean he would still have been allowed to continue and destroy Pool further???

Ninja_Assassin · #**9821** 23-12-2009, 01:18 AM

I personally feel it is a blessing in disguise if Liverpool dun make it to the CL next season. Without the CL money coming in...... the Yankees' financial situation will be jialat and maybe they'll be forced to let go of LFC

owen10 · #**9822** 23-12-2009, 02:27 AM

saw this news online ... not exactly a Liverpool discussion but more for yr reading pleasure. it's really a sad case ... for all you know, this Liverpool fan may well be a SB bro here. Strange fact was that he hung himself after Pool defeated MU in Oct n not during the recent run of wretched form.

may this fellow Pool bro rest in peace.

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Dec 22, 2009
Gambling addict hangs himself
By Khushwant Singh

IN THE suicide note to his wife, father and close friends, Mr Teo Kok Hun, 33, confessed his addiction to football gambling.

The 33-year-old driver, also known as Zhang Guohan, admitted that this was the main reason why he was always short of money.

His favourite football team was Liverpool and he was wearing the club's red jersey when he hanged himself in the bathroom of his four-room flat in Tampines on Oct 26.

His 30-year-old wife, a travel agent, found his body at 7.30pm, when she returned home from work.

State Coroner Victor Yeo, on Tuesday, returned a verdict of suicide.

Strangely, Mr Teo's death came a day after Liverpool defeated archenemy Manchester United, after a series of four successful defeats to other teams.

see see only · #**9823** 23-12-2009, 11:15 AM

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Originally Posted by owen10

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Strangely, Mr Teo's death came a day after Liverpool defeated archenemy Manchester United, after a series of four successful defeats to other teams.

A very very sad story ......

Must have lost a lot, on the match itself for a super liverpool fan that turn into an "Anti-liverpool"

betting against his fav team but lost $$$$$$$ somemore vs Man U (i guessed only)

It just so sad

Tat why, I rather skip liverpool match when i felt that they will lose

see see only · #**9824** 23-12-2009, 11:19 AM

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Originally Posted by rahl

Damn where have you been all this while LOL

you mean you dont know .....?

Hiding lah - lost so money betting on liverpool starting from the Arsenal match until now .................................................. .................................................. ................................................

Last match la gi worse, level half - Jalan jalan jalan jalan jalan jalan ............ until "Black Eye Jack" somemore kana goal by Pmouth

Xgenre · #**9825** 23-12-2009, 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by see see only

Must have lost a lot, on the match itself for a super liverpool fan that turn into an "Anti-liverpool"

betting against his fav team but lost $$$$$$$ somemore vs Man U (i guessed only)

It just so sad

Tat why, I rather skip liverpool match when i felt that they will lose

WE can't assume his death got anything to do with the result of the Liverpool-Man U match. Just because he died wearing our jersey doesn't mean anything. Something non-football related could have happened that drove him to his tragic end.

Let's just leave him in peace. He'll never walk alone.