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Postby RoosterMarty » Thu Apr 12, 2007 8:42 pm

Liverpool smashed United but didn't win the game mate!
So you were born in Liverpool like every other Liverpool supporter in the world? Constance Perm were you born in Liverpool?

Yeah you won a lot of stuff years ago, you are still yet to win a Premier League title and don't even look like winning a league title in the near future. Your 'treble' consisted of two crap trophies while United won the Big 3.

"We'll win it 6 times"? Who is "We"? What part of Liverpool were you and the other Australian based Liverpool supporters born in champ?
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Postby smithy » Fri Apr 13, 2007 12:12 am

RoosterMarty wrote:
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Constance_Perm wrote:Pretty exciting Semi matchup's, barring any major injury or booking mishaps I'd expect to see a Chelsea v Man U final (hope I'm wrong about the Chelsea bit).

Actually Chelsea deserve some fair credit, having been much publicised this season for owner/manager relations, sub-par form (at times) they are still a realistic chance for the biggest of treble's (actually, didn't they win the League Cup also?).


And you call yourself a Red CP? Shame on you mate.

There is not a team in Europe that can beat Liverpool over two legs at the minute. Playing at the Bridge in the first leg, with Essien missing, will see the reds grab a draw at the very least. Back to Anfield to finish them off in front of the world's greatest fans.

Liverpool v United in the final, no worries.


Man Utd would have no trouble at all beating Liverpool over two legs, you can't even beat us at Anfield !!!!
As for 'world's greatest fans'.. Liverpool fans remind me of the Barmy Army at times, don't really care about the fact they rarely win anything they are more concerned over having the best fans ever.



That's hilarious Marty, even your former captain Roy Keane said that UTD had too many prawn sandwich eating "viewers" than supporters.

show me a picture of old Trafford that has a better picture of it's supporters than this....Image
That picture was after Leeds defeated Liverpool on the last day to snatch the league from Liverpool at Anfield........or a more modern picture to whet your appetite of LFC fans......Image

In your words "LFC rarely win anything" why is LFC the most decorated club in England?
Does that mean that UTD win comps with more irregularity and more " meaningless trophies" ??
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Postby johntheclaret » Fri Apr 13, 2007 6:19 am

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MST wrote:
Constance_Perm wrote:Pretty exciting Semi matchup's, barring any major injury or booking mishaps I'd expect to see a Chelsea v Man U final (hope I'm wrong about the Chelsea bit).

Actually Chelsea deserve some fair credit, having been much publicised this season for owner/manager relations, sub-par form (at times) they are still a realistic chance for the biggest of treble's (actually, didn't they win the League Cup also?).


And you call yourself a Red CP? Shame on you mate.

There is not a team in Europe that can beat Liverpool over two legs at the minute. Playing at the Bridge in the first leg, with Essien missing, will see the reds grab a draw at the very least. Back to Anfield to finish them off in front of the world's greatest fans.

Liverpool v United in the final, no worries.


LOL .. I knew I would be copping it over that post ... Sorry mate, but I'm never a confident supporter at the best of times (lol the weirdest exception to that was at halftime of the 2005 CL Final when I told a mate "I'm having too good a night for us to lose this, we'll make history here").

I just think Liverpool carry this certain aura that get's them up in Europe, but I don't think said Aura holds the same effect over Chelsea.

JTC, any news on how severe Bellamy's knee injury is?? Didn't look good on the box this morning! :cry:


Bellamy set to miss only two games C_P and should be available for the CL 1st leg at Chelski.
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UEFA Cup Update 12th April

Postby johntheclaret » Fri Apr 13, 2007 6:22 am

Spurs 0 - Sevilla 2 (1 - 4 on aggregate)

Doesn't look good DA.

Spurs have scored four in a second half in this competion so lets not write them off complely.

No changes for 2nd half.

20 mins to go

Spurs 2 - 2 Sevilla

De Foe on for about 2 mins and scores. All spurs now.

Revised. Final Score Spurs 2 - 2 Sevilla
Sevilla through to the semi's 3 - 4 on aggregate.

Comisserations DA. I kn ow how you feel, getting up at 4:00 am and witness a loss. Very disappointing
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Postby MST » Fri Apr 13, 2007 10:49 am

RoosterMarty wrote:Liverpool smashed United but didn't win the game mate!
So you were born in Liverpool like every other Liverpool supporter in the world? Constance Perm were you born in Liverpool?

Yeah you won a lot of stuff years ago, you are still yet to win a Premier League title and don't even look like winning a league title in the near future. Your 'treble' consisted of two crap trophies while United won the Big 3.

"We'll win it 6 times"? Who is "We"? What part of Liverpool were you and the other Australian based Liverpool supporters born in champ?


RM, it is fair to say you don't have to have been born in the UK to have an allegiance. I was born in Adelaide to 'scouse' parents and have followed the Reds since I was old enough to know. What annoys me about a lot of United supporters, and some Liverpool to be fair, is they have jumped on the bandwagon because the team was winning things or their kit looks good with jeans, much like a lot of Chelsea fans at the minute.

The 'lot of stuff years ago' arguement is a silly one. United have won very little in the last three or so years, does that make their achievements any less meaningful? The Premiership alludes LFC at the moment but aside from that, 'we' have still been one of the most successful clubs in Britain over the last ten years in terms of silverware won. That 19th title is a lot closer than you would like to admit, perhaps two or three world class players closer.

As far as fans go, I think you have been put back in your box sufficiently by another poster! Roy Keane and his 'prawn sandwiches'........ Classic!
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Postby JK » Fri Apr 13, 2007 12:47 pm

Born and bred in little old Adelaide Marty ... Both sides of my family have always been staunch Aussie Rules and there was no place for Soccer, but as a lad (probably 7 or 8 yrs old) I'd get up early on a Sunday morning waiting for the Aussie Rules re-cap shows to come on TV.

Whilst waiting for it, I'd have to sit through the English Soccer and NBA and the teams which seemed to receive the most airplay were both Liverpool FC and the Boston Celtics, two teams I have (and still do) always supported since those days!

Now in this day and age with the coverage we get I'll take interest in watching pretty much any match between and teams.

As for the "Us" part, I live (and pretty much always have) in Port Adelaide territory but follow the Legs ... Does this mean I'm not a true Norwood supporter?

As for how successful the LFC is, sure, we haven't won the "Premiership", but we've won the top flight domestic competition in England more than any other, does it really matter what's it called?
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Postby RoosterMarty » Fri Apr 13, 2007 1:40 pm

My story is similar Constance Perm, except I was brought up in North territory and obviously support North. My family was all aussie rules, my old man didn't even really follow the cricket, it's all North for him but I saw Man Utd on tv when i was about 10 wearing red and white and decided to follow them. I wasn't having a dig at you by the way, MST had a go at me for referring to Man Utd as "us" even though i wasn't born in Manchester. It turns out neither you or MST were born in Liverpool and I have no problem at all with that. You don't have to be born there to have passion and pride for your team.
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Postby matt » Fri Apr 13, 2007 3:18 pm

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Should be safe now Matt. They have been unlucky with some of their results. Blackstock scoring freely.



They're in good nick atm but it's a big ask to travel up to mackem country and try and get a result. Ainsworth is a big out aswell.
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Postby Maddogmike » Fri Apr 13, 2007 7:02 pm

Christ you dont have to be born somewhere to refer to your team as US. By doing that you are showing the passion of a true supporter. As long as you do not become a bandwagoner like some do, then I say go for your life !!!

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Postby Maddogmike » Fri Apr 13, 2007 7:03 pm

p.s I clearly jumped on the liverpool bandwagon, but only through circumstances and wont be jumping off aye stumpsie - Go Wolves
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Postby Il Duce » Fri Apr 13, 2007 7:16 pm

hey johntheclaret was wondering if you tell me how the 2 fan started clubs of recent time AFC Wimbledon and Football Club Manchester united are going, Just wondering would love 2 see franchise fc / mk dons vs afc wimbledon or even man u vs fc man u. The don's game i think would be better more spite there
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Postby Dogwatcher » Sun Apr 15, 2007 2:38 am

Wooo hooo 2-1 to Sunderland!

Brummies up 2-1 over Southampton.

And a late penalty secures a 2-1 win for Ipswich over Derby. What a disappointing result for the Rams.

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Postby smithy » Sun Apr 15, 2007 2:48 am

RoosterMarty wrote:My story is similar Constance Perm, except I was brought up in North territory and obviously support North. My family was all aussie rules, my old man didn't even really follow the cricket, it's all North for him but I saw Man Utd on tv when i was about 10 wearing red and white and decided to follow them. I wasn't having a dig at you by the way, MST had a go at me for referring to Man Utd as "us" even though i wasn't born in Manchester. It turns out neither you or MST were born in Liverpool and I have no problem at all with that. You don't have to be born there to have passion and pride for your team.


What about explaining your other comments?
Barmy Army supporters?
Meaningless trophies?

I bet you love prawn sandwiches
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EPL Results 14th April

Postby johntheclaret » Sun Apr 15, 2007 6:19 am

FA Cup Semi Final

Watford 1 - 4 Man U Two for Rooney, 1 Ronaldo 1 Richardson.

As a footnote, Ronaldo just signed a 5 1/2 year deal at Man U. Looks like the rumours I heard re Barca are unfounded. Now that's a suprise :roll:

Arsenal 2 - 1 Bolton Campo sent off 82 mins
Man C 0 - 0 Liverpool
Boro 1 - 3 Villa
Pompey 2 - 1 Newcastle
Reading 1 - 0 Fulham
Sheff U 3 - 0 WHU. Hammers in real sh1t now.

Man U 32 78
Chelski 32 75
Liverpool 33 61
Gunners 33 59

Bolton 34 54
Toffees 33 51

Pompey 34 54
Reading 34 48
Spurs 32 48


Fulham 34 35
Wigan 33 34
Sheff U 33 34

Charlton 33 32
WHU 33 29
Watford 33 23

News

Owen Hargreaves set to sign for Man U in the summer
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CCC Results 14th April

Postby johntheclaret » Sun Apr 15, 2007 6:39 am

Brum 2 -1 Saints Jaidi32, Bendtner 79: Saganowski (again)85 for Soton
Cardiff 1 - 1 Stoke Chopra 90 (Who else) Hoefkens 30. Bluebirsd leave if late
Coventry 0 - 4 PNE Sedgewick 8, Nugent 17 (1st since England debut), Ormerod 49 & 56
Eagles 2 - 2 Wolves Hudson 12, McAnuff 37: Bothroyd 13 & 22. Little sent off on 43 mins for Wolves
Hull 1 - 1 Colchester (Who ??) Foster 24: Cureton 63 (Again. Where would Colchester (Who) be without his goals this year
Both Bruce (Hull) and Bywater (Colchester) sent off 28 mins
Ipswich 2 - 1 Derby Jeffer 69, Haynes pen 89: Oakley 9 (Bad bad result for the Rams. Auto spot not in their own hands now)
Leeds 1 - 0 Clarets :twisted: :twisted: (Revival over). Heath 21
Leicester 1 - 2 Norwich Kenton 1: Earnshaw pen 74, McAuley og 78. Looking really dodgy for Leics
Luton 1 - 2 Plymouth O'Leary 51: Norris 4, Halmosi 40
Southend 1 - 3 Barnsley Gower 69: Nardiello 15 & 51, Reid 29 Big win for the Tykes
Sunderland 2 -1 QPR Whitehead 7, Leadbetter 76: Rowlands pen 23. Tall ask for QPR

Table (Phew it's getting hot)

Sunderland 43 82
Rams 43 78

Brum 42 77
Preston 43 71
WBA 43 70
Wolves 43 70

Stoke 43 68
Saints 43 66
Colchester (Who??) 43 66
Sheff Wed 43 65
Cardiff 43 64
Eagles 43 59
Plymouth 43 58
Ipswich 43 57
Norwich 42 56
Coventry 43 53
Clarets 42 51
QPR 43 49
Leicester 42 47
Barnsley 43 47
Hull 43 45

Leeds 43 45
Southend 43 42
Luton 43 37
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Postby johntheclaret » Sun Apr 15, 2007 6:42 am

RoostrtMarty, I thought you were a Bluebirds fan?
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Postby johntheclaret » Sun Apr 15, 2007 7:04 am

wharf side crew wrote:hey johntheclaret was wondering if you tell me how the 2 fan started clubs of recent time AFC Wimbledon and Football Club Manchester united are going, Just wondering would love 2 see franchise fc / mk dons vs afc wimbledon or even man u vs fc man u. The don's game i think would be better more spite there


FC United are steamrollering their way throught the league. Won today beating Colne 5 -0. They play home games at Bury's gigg Lane so they can accompdate their fans. they get between 5,000 - 7,000 at a home game (not too bad in a league with gate averages of around 500 tops). They have such a big following that opposition clubs often opt to play at their ground for the revenue.
They play in the Northern Prem Div1 league so as far as playing Man U goes, they are 6 divisions below and whilst they are topping their league, they still have a bit to go yet. (Unless of course a micacle happens and Man U have 3 consecutive relagations and FC United have 3 consecutive promotions, then they could be playing each other in 4 years time :wink: )

AFC Wimbledon play at the same level in the Southern League. Not fairing as well but it is not suprising. Wimbledon AFC was never a well supported club before the move to Milton Keynes, in fact this was one of the main reasons for the move. They lost their ground at Plough Lane and played for a season or two at Crystal Palace. Remember a home premiership game where there was only about 5,00 fans there (P1ss poor really for a club that managed about 10 years in the top flight on a shoestring and produced some in your face players like Wise (later of Chelski and now manager of Leeds U), Jones (the movie star :roll: ), Sanchez, (New Fulham manager, and NI manager and scorer of the penalty that beat Liverpool in the FA Cup final, Holdsworth, Dave Beasant (the only keeper with two left hands in the league) Cort, Eghiogh, and of course Justin Fashanou (famous for the matchfixing scandle involving Bruce Grobbelaar, and for coming out of the closet)

As a footnote. apart from the famous FA cup final victory over Liverpool, Wimbledon pulled of another unbelievable FA cup upset when, as a Southern League amatuer team, they won at Burnley, then in the top flight (oh the memories :cry: ) 1 - 0 at Turf Moor.
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Postby RoosterMarty » Sun Apr 15, 2007 8:09 pm

johntheclaret wrote:RoostrtMarty, I thought you were a Bluebirds fan?


Yeah mate, when I first started following the game I chose Man Utd for reasons explained above but when I got older I started to get more in touch with my family's history and my grandpa was born in Wales near Cardiff so I started to follow them as well. That was when they were in the 3rd division.
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Postby Dutchy » Sun Apr 15, 2007 11:06 pm

anyone watching the Wigan/Tottenham game on Fox1 right now?

1-1 with 3 minutes played!!! :lol:
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Postby Il Duce » Sun Apr 15, 2007 11:40 pm

all i can say is come on wigan, smack those yids into the ground
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