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The Official Club Football 2014-2015 thread

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Hahaha! In your 2nd last post you just edited out the bit about wanting Newcastle to fuck up next season, how cowardly. If you write something can you not stand by it?

 

You also said in that post that you won't discuss this issue further, I don't believe you, and that's that, and now you've gone back on that.

 

Do you honestly think I would backtrack on what I have said and seemingly change my position on Man City just because you had a little cry over a few post like you did with the Villas-Boas thing?

 

You're a moron, you really are, you're implying that just because you like Man City it somehow means you're incapable of criticising them, do you realise I never cared to acknowledge what you mean to Man City, because whether someone hates them or are their biggest fan, anyone is capable of pointing out that they haven't won as much as other clubs. So I really don't see why you keep thinking its a valid point, you must be really narrow and simple minded.

 

I didn't have a cry over your posts, I very briefly made my point, you're the one who's dragging it out and being a gigantic pussy about it.

 

You've taken posts that were in no way serious on my part (I can't speak for bart) and made a big thing out of them. When football returns then we can talk about football. You don't like "pointless" posts about what people have won or how many fans they have I get it. I can see why a Newcastle fan would get so touchy about it.

 

Hahaha! Unbelievable, earlier you were saying how trophies don't mean anything to you, all that matters is now and moving forward, yet you had to get a little dig in about how Newcastle have won fuck all, because this obviously matters to you.

 

You just make no sense whatsoever, if you're going to be an idiot at least try and stick with your stupid opinions and have some consistency, not to mention being cowardly enough to edit out your original post.

 

Now again, same as before, I didn't 'make a big thing out' of anything, I made a very simple point and you've then dragged everything else into it, in an attempt to make me lose focus.

 

I'm going to make it clear again; arguments regarding number of trophies won are petty and useless debates, you brought it up, for whatever reason, whether you were serious or joking, you did.

 

That is all, I keep trying to go back to it, but then you bring in some shit that has nothing to do with the point I was trying to make, for example Newcastles prospects next season, or you just mentioned AVB what the fuck does that have to do with anything? You're getting really desperate now and it's like you'll just write anything.

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Whatever reilly if writing of the success of other clubs as "shit" and "pointless" makes you feel better about yourself and your pitiful club then so be it. I was born in 1990 and I've seen my club win nearly everything and lose everything in my time so I have no need to be living in an era I wasn't even born in. I'm behind my team more now than I ever was and will be come whatever shit I have to endure as a fan so say what you like. You're a bitter and twisted Newcastle fan and that's the whole top and bottom of it. If it was all so petty and pointless you didn't have to comment but you did and therefore you've sunk to the level you were criticising.

 

Oh, and I brought it up because I can.

Whatever reilly if writing of the success of other clubs as "shit" and "pointless" makes you feel better about yourself and your pitiful club then so be it. I was born in 1990 and I've seen my club win nearly everything in my lifetime and lose everything so I have no need to be living in an era I wasn't even born in. I'm behind my team more now than I ever was and will be come whatever shit I have to endure as a fan so say what you like. You're a bitter and twisted Newcastle fan and you have my pity.

 

Oh, and I brought it up because I can.

 

Making sure to quote you since you're a fan of hiding behind the edit button.

 

At this point I'm wondering if you're actually retarded, you agreed with me that such arguments are pointless! That's why you kept saying you weren't serious and it was a joke, so now you're turning around and calling me bitter over Newcastle's lack of trophies, even though earlier you agreed I was right to point out that such arguments are stupid. Again, you're just all over the place. You don't make any sense.

 

Why the fuck did you start writing about how big of a fan you are? Absolute waste of time, that had nothing to do with anything we were discussing, yet again you're just writing anything for the sake of it. Thank you very much for that run down of your history as a Liverpool supporter and what the club means to you, nobody fucking asked.

 

Now can we do what I initially suggested, and you agreed with only to edit, and just leave it at that, because we're not getting anywhere here, you're just clutching for any reason to slate me at this point.

 

If you can just let it go without trying to slip in some sly dig about Newcastle this time, then you may have grown up a little.

I've made my feelings about you and Newcastle United clear.

Panorama. Bloody hell.

A load of shit of which I have contributed to amongst others. I joined this site because I am a fan of Coldplay not to get into squabbles over Football. I knew there was a reason I avoided football forums and I should have steered clear of this thread. Time to log out I think.

I've made my feelings about you and Newcastle United clear.

 

But the original argument was never about me OR Newcastle United, you brought that into it, and throughout you did everything you could to move away from the original debate, what a fucking moron.

 

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More editing? So sad.

 

You do realise mods can see the original post, if that's why you're editing.

 

A load of shit of which I have contributed to amongst others. I joined this site because I am a fan of Coldplay not to get into squabbles over Football. I knew there was a reason I avoided football forums and I should have steered clear of this thread. Time to log out I think.

 

It's like the new MarcusB. You clearly can't handle a simple war of words so you should've stopped being so arrogant and stirring up more and more shit, and just shut the fuck up.

Panorama. Bloody hell.

 

Just edited yet again! What the fuck is wrong with you?

 

Oh god, hahaha.

 

It's a forum. Get a grip. I simply have to press the log out button and never have to give you a second thought again.

Interesting view from Henry Winter of the Telegraph on Twitter after the programme

#Panorama. But problems for black & Asian fans will not come inside stadia for Euro2012 games. Thugs priced out. Risks elsewhere

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One last thing I'd like to say:

 

NEWCASTLE ARE SHIT. :D

It's a forum. Get a grip. I simply have to press the log out button and never have to give you a second thought again.

 

You said you'd press the log out button ages ago, clearly that hasn't worked out yet. You also said you were happy to leave this argument as it's clearly going nowhere, and then edited and started giving me more shit. Clearly you're full of crap.

 

Great quoting skills by the way.

 

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One last thing I'd like to say.

 

NEWCASTLE ARE SHIT :D

 

Classy.

 

If we're shit, and finished way ahead of Liverpool points-wise, then I wonder how you rate your own club.

Godspeed, I hope this thread never dies

Eden Hazzard has made a very poor choice must be the bright lights of London dazziling him.

It will be his loss, we would have not shown intrest if he had not shown potential now this may never be unlocked..

Eden Hazzard has made a very poor choice must be the bright lights of London dazziling him.

It will be his loss, we would have not shown intrest if he had not shown potential now this may never be unlocked..

 

 

Ah well, as they say, you can't buy all of the players all of the time! :)

Ah well, as they say, you can't buy all of the players all of the time! :)

 

wanst money just a very feable choice. with empty promises. end of the day Chelsea will also have other options if it does not work out .

 

 

If it was 1st team footballl what about the challange to be better than David Silva or Adam Johnson ???

 

Again Mr Hazzard a poor choice.. you will never read this haha..

 

As much cringworthy I know I can I be and an embarrasment to all city fans I honestly think we could now have the best team in the entire world apart from TEAM Messi ...

I think the opposite of Daryl (naturally) that Hazard's opportunities at City would have been few and far between, its already tough enough for a young developing player to break into that team but they'll probably buy at least one more midfielder this summer. If he had a few average performances for City he'd find himself sewn to the bench or worse.

 

He'll be given a chance at Chelsea, they'll pick him regularly and see it through. I do wonder if he'll suit the Premier League, he'll have to adapt, the players are of a much higher quality and he won't find it as easy to dance around them (Which is mainly what he does) like he did all last season.

So it looks like it's a choice between Martinez and Rodgers for the Liverpool job. We may have wanted other candidates to fill the role (AVB for me!) but it seems a choice is there now.

 

Tough to say which one I want. I think I'd prefer Martinez over Rodgers. I do think Martinez has done an excellent job at Wigan and without him they'd probably have been playing Championship football, even though Steve Bruce took them to 11th in the table back in 2009. Don't believe Bruce would have been able to keep that up and like all of Bruce's teams they'd become stagnant and rotten and fall back just like he did with Birmingham and then Sunderland. Martinez has defied the odds at Wigan while playing a good brand of football while not having what isn't exactly the best squad of players available. He seems well liked and may have a few tricks up his sleeve tactically (something Hodgson didn't have and in all fairness Kenny lacked as well) which can only be of benefit to Liverpool.

 

Brendan Rodgers - amazed by how his Swansea team played this season especially against Liverpool. The way his side cooly and calmy controlled the draw result at Anfield back in November was indeed impressive as was the last game of the season victory over us at the Liberty Stadium. His philosophy of possession is simple yet effective and his team were outstanding in possession stats. To strangle and frustrate the opposition by constantly keeping hold of the ball was a large part of Swansea's success last season. However Liverpool weren't too bad in possession either and that got us nowhere last season so there is a question mark over that. Like Martinez he'd be well liked by the players and I think he would be able to get his ideas across easily. Remember watching MOTD 3 and was very impressed with what he said here from 3 minutes on.

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gLFQODf8SpE]MOTD3 - Brendan Rodgers on Swansea City - YouTube[/ame]

 

 

Either two have their talents but both will surely develop their managerial skills alongside the development of the team. There's some real decent young talent at Liverpool today (thanks to Rafa's reforming of the youth setup - take note Man City) so a lot of emphasis must be placed on developing the likes of Jack Robinson, Raheem Sterling, Conor Coady and Adam Morgan into the first team, particularly the first two so they understand each other and develop a "6th sense". Gerrard and Owen had an unbelievable understanding together only hampered by Owen's injury record and his eventual departure from the club in 2004 (I'd buy Owen back into the club right now as a player/coach - perhaps he could teach a few in that team how to finish!) Too many teams these days don't take account of the fact that the greatest teams are made up of a core like this. That's why teams in Spain (including Spain themselves) are so good. That's why Xavi and Iniesta are such a formidable pair because they've spent so long together that they really understand them. I hope the new manager can in someway incorporate two or three players into the first team together.

 

Be it Martinez or Rodgers Liverpool must stick with him and back him through the rough patches. This has to be a long term appointment. I certainly will look forward to what they have to offer and will back them 110%.

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Brendan Rodgers set to take charge at Liverpool

 

Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers is expected to be confirmed as the new Liverpool boss in the next 48 hours.

 

The clubs are understood to be discussing compensation for the 39-year-old, with Swansea likely to receive a compensation payment of between £4m and £5m.

 

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez had been in contention, but attention has since switched back to Rodgers. It is understood that Liverpool will not now appoint a director of football. Liverpool sacked former manager Kenny Dalglish on 16 May after finishing eighth in the Premier League, 17 points from a Champions League qualification spot.

 

In contrast, Rodgers guided his Swansea side to an impressive first season in the top flight, including a 1-0 win over Liverpool on the final day of the season. After parting ways with Dalglish, Liverpool have embarked on an extensive search for a new manager. The Reds have been linked not only with Rodgers and Martinez but also former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas, ex-England coach Fabio Capello, and Ajax manager Frank de Boer.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18235961

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Brendan Rodgers set to take charge at Liverpool

 

Swansea manager Brendan Rodgers is expected to be confirmed as the new Liverpool boss in the next 48 hours.

 

The clubs are understood to be discussing compensation for the 39-year-old, with Swansea likely to receive a compensation payment of between £4m and £5m.

 

Wigan manager Roberto Martinez had been in contention, but attention has since switched back to Rodgers. It is understood that Liverpool will not now appoint a director of football. Liverpool sacked former manager Kenny Dalglish on 16 May after finishing eighth in the Premier League, 17 points from a Champions League qualification spot.

 

In contrast, Rodgers guided his Swansea side to an impressive first season in the top flight, including a 1-0 win over Liverpool on the final day of the season. After parting ways with Dalglish, Liverpool have embarked on an extensive search for a new manager. The Reds have been linked not only with Rodgers and Martinez but also former Chelsea boss Andre Villas-Boas, ex-England coach Fabio Capello, and Ajax manager Frank de Boer.

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18235961

 

Been reading more and more of the guy the last few days and been very satisfied with what I've read. I think he has great potential to succeed and will back him to the tilt. Champions League football is the main aim it seems at Liverpool these days. Can we get into the Champions League next season? It's going to be extremely tough. I don't expect it in all honesty but I do expect progression from last season, which goes without saying really. I'm really very excited and eager to see what lies ahead for Liverpool FC under Brendan Rodgers.

There's no strength to the rumours that Owen Coyle is being lined up as the new Swansea boss.

 

Shame! :)

Poor ... Liverpool ...

 

Balotelli owes me a pint.

He said there is no one like him...

If anyone really knows me they will know I am like Balotelli with the heart of Gold part, but whom also may do somethings which are pretty rare ! Like moving to Barcelona..

 

 

Splashing the loose change about found behind the sofa ...

 

http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2012/May/Stadium-suite-upgrade

 

cant wait to see what they are finally gonna do to the statium .. should be called the Mancini Arena... or the stadium of football heaven brought to you by Ethihad,, !

Poor ... Liverpool ...

 

Balotelli owes me a pint.

He said there is no one like him...

If anyone really knows me they will know I am like Balotelli with the heart of Gold part, but whom also may do somethings which are pretty rare ! Like moving to Barcelona..

 

 

Splashing the loose change about found behind the sofa ...

 

http://www.mcfc.co.uk/News/Club-news/2012/May/Stadium-suite-upgrade

 

cant wait to see what they are finally gonna do to the statium .. should be called the Mancini Arena... or the stadium of football heaven brought to you by Ethihad,, !

 

Or how about the Sheikh Mansour Arena? Much more appropriate I'm sure you'll agree!

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