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All eyes on the bastards derby.

PeterParker wrote:All eyes on the bastards derby.

it’s not a derby mate

just looked at the dippers run of games over the festive period...
rags, wolves, newcastle, arsenal and us
i can see us being 10 points ahead by 2145 on 3rd jan

Nigels Tackle wrote:just looked at the dippers run of games over the festive period...
rags, wolves, newcastle, arsenal and us
i can see us being 10 points ahead by 2145 on 3rd jan

They will beat rags, wolves and Newcastle easily.

london blue 2 wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:just looked at the dippers run of games over the festive period...
rags, wolves, newcastle, arsenal and us
i can see us being 10 points ahead by 2145 on 3rd jan

They will beat rags, wolves and Newcastle easily.

With a GD of +10 most likely

london blue 2 wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:just looked at the dippers run of games over the festive period...
rags, wolves, newcastle, arsenal and us
i can see us being 10 points ahead by 2145 on 3rd jan

They will beat rags, wolves and Newcastle easily.

newcastle is 3 points but i have a feeling that the rags and arsenal will beat them. wolves to bag themselves a draw...

This "unbeaten" pressure will get to them. They are not used with this type of attention and sooner or later they will slip.
Luck can't go forever.

If Hart manages to keep a clean sheet today, he will get into top 10 of keepers that held the most sheets in the league, the same number as Peter Schmeichel.

PeterParker wrote:If Hart manages to keep a clean sheet today, he will get into top 10 of keepers that held the most sheets in the league, the same number as Peter Schmeichel.

Erikson 90+2 puts paid to that.

Wolves win another win, Bournemouth have lost six out of seven.

Palace win to keep the wolves from Woy’s door for the time being

Zab's still the man

So, who's with me today in supporting the Scum for 90 (+) minutes?

Beefymcfc wrote:So, who's with me today in supporting the Scum for 90 (+) minutes?

100% me!! Hate Liverpool more than I hate the rags currently. Obviously that will change over the years. But everything about Liverpool football club is disgusting.

Cannot decide who I want to lose more. Despise both clubs and their horrible know notthing fans. Fill the stadium up and blow it up come 1605 would do me. That said, I'll settle for the red shite kicking holes out of red scouse all afternoon

salford city wrote:Cannot decide who I want to lose more. Despise both clubs and their horrible know notthing fans. Fill the stadium up and blow it up come 1605 would do me. That said, I'll settle for the red shite kicking holes out of red scouse all afternoon

i’d go along with that

I won't support them, as such, but I hope that Dippers lose big time.
It's much easier when the Rags are a total irrelevance as they are now, and if we had wanted them to lose every game, they would have a new manager by now anyway, and God knows how they would be doing.

So, win totay, score 4, and normal service to be resumed next week when they lose to a crock of shit...That will do me

Want the rags to win.

But in an ideal world both sides get reduced to 8 men after a mass brawl so the game gets abandoned with both sides being docked points and on subsequent review more dippers banned for their involvement in said brawl. On the announcement the game had been abandoned the dipper scum fans rioted and they are made to play 5 games behind closed doors

Mase wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:So, who's with me today in supporting the Scum for 90 (+) minutes?

100% me!! Hate Liverpool more than I hate the rags currently. Obviously that will change over the years. But everything about Liverpool football club is disgusting.

Agreed.

nottsblue wrote:On the announcement the game had been abandoned the dipper scum fans rioted and they are made to play 5 games behind closed doors

They'd just wait around outside the ground for disabled journalists and matchday sponsors, and steal their tickets from them.

Beefymcfc wrote:So, who's with me today in supporting the Scum for 90 (+) minutes?

Although I hate Liverpool with a passion, this is just giving in to them. Their 'big rivals' were the Rags, slowly started to become Chelsea, and now all of a sudden it's us. They're an irrelevance in English football, and have been for almost three decades - they've won 5 domestic trophies since 1995 (Leicester have won 3, and nobody considers them 'big'), and it's only their fans' and the media's efforts to promote them as having some fictitious long-standing rivalry with whoever's on top that keeps them significant.

Beefymcfc wrote:So, who's with me today in supporting the Scum for 90 (+) minutes?

(Stolen from paddypower)....

5 REASONS WHY LIVERPOOL CANNOT BE ALLOWED TO WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE .


While the Citizens remain 1/3 favourites to retain their crown, the prospect of the Reds going all the way must now be taken very seriously.

That’s music to Liverpool supporters’ ears, but a completely unpalatable proposition for football fans of any other disposition.

Put simply, Liverpool must be stopped from winning their first ever Premier League trophy. Here’s why…

1. LIVERPOOL FANS WOULD BE UNBEARABLE

Could we really start anywhere else? Liverpool supporters are famous for living off their past successes in the 1970s and 1980s, and that air of footballing entitlement has never waned.

When you consider how much they still bleat on about those all-conquering teams of yesteryear, just imagine what they’ll be like if they were to actually end 29 years of hurt.

Becoming kings of England once again would send their smugness levels off the charts. We’ll hear the stories, chants and stats relentlessly until at least the year 2048.

Are you prepared for that? Thought not.


2. THEY WOULD BE ABLE TO KEEP THEIR BEST PLAYERS
The closest Liverpool came to ending their barren title run was back in 2013/14, under the stewardship of Brendan “OK?” Rodgers. His freescoring side came tantalisingly close to getting over the line, before Steven Gerrard slipped and, well, you know the rest.

Once their talismanic striker Luis Suarez finished giving the Selhurst Park pitch one hell of a watering, he jumped ship to Barcelona to join a side that actually knows how to finish the job in title races.

Liverpool’s subsequent Premier League finishes? Sixth, eighth, fourth and fourth again. In short, it took them a while to rebuild around new players and a new manager.

Should the Reds finally prove themselves able to fulfil their potential, the likes of Mo Salah, Firmino, Sadio Mane and Virgil van Dijk would have no reason to agitate for a move. That would mean a Liverpool squad capable of challenging for major honours on a long-term basis.

How much worse does the first reason sound now, eh?

3. WE WOULDN’T BE ABLE TO LAUGH AT THEM (AS MUCH)
“What does a Liverpool fan do when his team have won the Premier League? Turn off his PlayStation!”

“What ship has never docked at Liverpool?”

“The Premiership!”

“I tried to set my computer password to ‘Liverpool’s Defence’, but it said it was too weak.”

An amusing by-product of Liverpool’s barren run of domestic success is just how much enjoyment other fans get out of it. Years of pointing and laughing would be brought to an end if they finish top of the pile. And, to be perfectly honest, we don’t think anyone is quite ready to retire the jokes just yet.


4. KLOPP’S CELEBRATIONS WILL GET WORSE
Take a moment to remind yourself of Jürgen Klopp’s wild celebrations on the pitch after their late, late victory over arch-rivals Everton.

Can you imagine what the bespectacled German would get up to if a similar goal were to secure Liverpool’s first ever Premier League title?

He’d do four laps around the pitch, banging his head against the goalposts to the beat of his favourite heavy metal track, before climbing up to the Anfield roof using his bare hands and belly flopping down on to the home dugout. Carnage.

Don’t say we didn’t warn if you it does happen.

5. PIGS WOULD ACTUALLY FLY
Liverpool winning the Premier League would be proof positive that literally anything can happen in this world. And you know what?

Given everything else we’re dealing with at the moment – Brexit, leadership elections, how much smaller tins of Roses chocolates are getting – we can probably all do without having to get our heads round airborne hogs as well.