Being Dipperpool

[dazby]

Think it's pretty obvious that this is their response to all the bad press they got last season. I've seen barely 5 minutes of it as dippers give me the shits.

Here are my questions.

1. Do you watch it?

2. Is it any good?

3. Is the UK watching it in numbers and is the show repairing the damage caused by the racists last season?

[Beeks]

The irony of an Australian posting a heading denoting petty thieving is not lost on me birthday boy

[Avalon]

Caught a few games, they definitely seem to be up for it. The game against Norwich was impressive. Against Man Utd, even with a man down, they absolutely went for it.
They're football seems to be improving. It's their defense that cocks them up though.

[Nigels Tackle]

Think it's pretty obvious that this is their response to all the bad press they got last season. I've seen barely 5 minutes of it as dippers give me the shits.

Here are my questions.

1. Do you watch it?

2. Is it any good?

3. Is the UK watching it in numbers and is the show repairing the damage caused by the racists last season?

it's on channel 5. no one watches channel 5.

[LookMumImOnMCF.net]

Caught a few games, they definitely seem to be up for it. The game against Norwich was impressive. Against Man Utd, even with a man down, they absolutely went for it.
They're football seems to be improving. It's their defense that cocks them up though.

It's a program cheif called Being: Liverpool. A docu about the club. Dazby has tried to be really original with this title which may be misleading.

I've seen bits of it but it waddles on for too long. I enjoyed seeing Suarez, Coates and Lucas playing Monopoly.

1) Not really
2) See 1
3) I doubt many people have given it much attention

[Pretty Boy Lee]

I've watched the 3 eps that have aired.

My thoughts

* Brendan Rodgers is an insincere, arrogant cock.

* John Henry is desperate to be "the man" but has little respect.

* Charlie Adam has "jock" tattooed on his arm,

* it's a reasonably interesting look inside a football club.

*liverpool security guards need not have teeth.

* it's not a bad program if you're bored.

[simon12]

I woulkd rather watch peter andre than them winging wankers.

[Chinners]

I woulkd rather watch peter andre than them winging wankers.

Thats a step too far I feel ...

[Avalon]

Caught a few games, they definitely seem to be up for it. The game against Norwich was impressive. Against Man Utd, even with a man down, they absolutely went for it.
They're football seems to be improving. It's their defense that cocks them up though.

It's a program cheif called Being: Liverpool. A docu about the club. Dazby has tried to be really original with this title which may be misleading.

I've seen bits of it but it waddles on for too long. I enjoyed seeing Suarez, Coates and Lucas playing Monopoly.

1) Not really
2) See 1
3) I doubt many people have given it much attention

Cheers for the heads up. I also feel like a tit now. Wasn't aware of it. :P

[Mike J]

Its cringeworthy in the extreme. Loads of slow motions of rodgers are hilarious.

[Pretty Boy Lee]

Its cringeworthy in the extreme. Loads of slow motions of rodgers are hilarious.

My favorite moment was when he claimed if they Ron the league the cleaners would have contributed the same as him.

Bet they don't have a 6 story house tho you condescending cunt!

[Lee_Kinda]

Ha, I thought this was a scandinavian program. Never heard of it in the UK but noticed it on in Norway the other day. watched 10 mins and was bored. looked shite!

When a manager says Lucas Leiva is a quility player and they are glad he is back in the squad I generally loose all respect for them.

[razor400]

Mrs Razor watches it, and as a scouse fan she thinks its great. However from what I've seen its a bit shit.

[DoomMerchant]

Caught a few games, they definitely seem to be up for it. The game against Norwich was impressive. Against Man Utd, even with a man down, they absolutely went for it.
They're football seems to be improving. It's their defense that cocks them up though.

your usage of 'their' and 'they're' in this post is not easily accomplished. There should be some kind of award for this achievement.

[Wonderwall]

I think its good. Gives the fans good insight into the club. I wish there was something similar on our club.

Got to say that Rogers is not exactly inspiring or motivational at all.

[Peter Doherty (AGAIG)]

Is Anfield still run on candle-power?

[JamieMCFC]

Has anyone watched Dream On: The Journey of Wembley Football Club?

[phips]

I watch "Being Liverpool"...i don't mind it. i'll just take any "behind the scenes" stuff i can get of the PL.

[Joeythelips]

Thats a step too far I feel ...

Indeed

[Duckman]

oh dear
Borini breaks his foot

Liverpool's stuttering season has been dealt a fresh blow after Fabio Borini broke his right foot during training with Italy’s Under 21s.
The 21-year-old was preparing for his country’s Euro 2013 play-off with Sweden in Pescara when he suffered the injury to his scafoide bone and taken to hospital for X-rays.
There is no diagnosis yet of how long Borini, who was signed for £10million from Roma in July, will be out but it could be that he is sidelined for months rather than weeks.

It leaves Luis Suarez as Liverpool’s only fit striker for the foreseeable future and leaves Brendan Rodgers fretting that his leading scorer will return from Uruguay’s World Cup qualifiers unscathed.
The Liverpool boss loaned out Andy Carroll to West Ham in August and was unable to replace the England striker, leaving him short of options.
Rodgers was desperate to bring Clint Dempsey to Anfield but was outbid by Tottenham. The decision by the club's board not to back their manager looks even more costly in light of Borini's injury.

Suarez meanwhile will line up against Argentina and he has admitted for the first time to a South American newspaper that he will have to change his ways on the pitch.
He has courted controversy once again this week after he went down theatrically in an attempt to win a penalty in last Sunday’s 0-0 draw with Stoke at Anfield.
But Suarez, who has been booked three times in the Barclays Premier League this season, is aware that he needs to stop showing dissent to match officials...