Kenny Dalglish Won't Be Delivering the Module: English Premiership 2011-12

careful you'll get pleasant plains in here

Chris- i'm not trying to tell you what should or shouldn't annoy you, cos that'd be aggravatory of me. Just trying to make you see it in the way it's intended, ok not exactly lighthearted banter but it's fairly non-consequential nonsense in an obscure corner of the net- if it was ever gonna hurt rafa i'd probably stop. Probably.

If i had a quid for every time someone on here called Fergie a cunt...

Yeah, but fair comment surely?

bites the eads of whippets

the nasri insults were funnier than the rafa one but i don't know if this is because nasri is more a wanker than rafa is a cunt (if at all, etc.)

or maybe there's more imagination at work with the hand, visualising nasri wanking etc.

felt bad fergie got kicked in a balls, but i had a giggle when i imagined what his face looked like when he got a low blow.

sorry this isn't the "retarded" thread.

take out the quote marks though.

i felt like p f should have posted the above

felt bad fergie got kicked in a balls

He felt worse amirite? It was some *jakey that did it wasn't it?

(*you might have to google this word)

t'was aye

Actually think I would have to be riled to call ferguson a cunt, tho usually i'm drunk when I post things along the road to the cunt district so perhaps I actually get there and forget the next day.

I do think rafa is actually a good man, he didn't have to get as involved in hillsborough as he has and he speaks out about it a lot even still.

i'm sure he's grand, y'know. His one-one interviews seem a lot more laid back and goid-humoured, but you have to admit the ammo is there in a lot of his other public dealings. Arguments for and against, like anyone tbf. I'm good with kids and grannies, like.

good with kids and Gráinnes

niche material, kudos

"the referee was perfect" was quite annoying though

http://img117.imageshack.us/img117/811/rafaactuallycelebratesg.gif

"the referee was perfect" was quite annoying though

cunty imo

Sorry about that, Darragh. I'm a bit sensitive at the moment; one of our 'legends' recently raised the possibility that some Liverpool supporters may have been to blame for Hillsborough. The same legend who quipped "Perhaps we can get back to the football" on Truth Day in 2007, and only yesterday made a sly comment about Rafa, having used Hillsborough to attack him and turn the fans against him last year. Fed up and pissed off, but no excuse.

who is that

ya who?

Np btw

Mark Lawrenson.

deems' rafa hate is one of the most inexplicably unhinged vendettas of his

he gives the impression of being a nice enough chap but very easily riled when trying to conduct a publicity war in a second language

i dislike the way his teams play football but i dont think his extreme micromanagement and weird pettiness are enough to hate him

lawrenson is a catty lil bitch

what can i say, one thing i demand is expansiveness

lawrenson has a damp and manky teatowel where his brain should be

"Why can’t the government just say ‘right, here are the facts, here are all the papers,’ and then just let the people make their minds up? Maybe there are lots of people to blame, maybe there are Liverpool supporters to blame, Stephen, and if there are, well, they have to deal with those consequences, but we just basically want to know the truth.”

what lawrenson actually said fyi.

DanKennett Dan Kennett
5Live just now: john murray: "we havent heard from rafa benitez for a while" Lawro: "thank goodness"
22 hours ago

Good to see that you follow Dan! He wrote a great piece on Financial Fair Play a few months ago.

i don't, i was just looking around lfc messageboards for the direct quotes.

http://www.redandwhitekop.com/forum/index.php?topic=280669.0

nice bit of bedtime reading for darragh here.

xp ah fair enough

i only do two things in bed tbh

this will only complement your rafa roleplay bondage time, i promise.

can't believe number none posted that blackburn bullshit, that's a fergie and allardyce slur, not a rafa one. what a total load of shit that was!

I saw that but assumed he was playin' and fishing for another "ARGH" response from me!

yeah pretty much

Anyway let's be honest, you've probably got to be some degree of a cunt to make it as a top manager. I bet Guardiola is really narky in the mornings or something

ancelotti, del bosque, rijkaard

mark lawrenson is a cunt.

In Italy

With Sampdoria, he formed a dynamic strike partnership with Gianluca Vialli, and helped the club to its only league title in 1991, four Coppa Italias (1985, 1988, 1989 and 1994) and a Cup Winners' Cup in 1990. He also appeared in the final of the 1991–1992 European Cup against Barcelona.

With Lazio he won his second scudetto (2000) and Cup Winners' Cup titles (1999) as well as two more Coppa Italias (1998 and 2000). In the 1999–2000 season, Lazio won the Scudetto and Coppa Italia, but Mancini failed to score in 20 matches and he announced his playing retirement. He joined Lazio’s coaching staff as Sven-Goran Eriksson’s number two.

Leicester City

Joining Leicester City in January 2001,[13] Mancini made his Premier League debut against Arsenal at the age of 36, but failed to complete 90 minutes in his five appearances for the club.[14] In early February, he was given leave of absence, citing personal reasons. However, he telephoned the club on 14 February, and informed them he would not be returning to England (he had been offered the manager's job at Fiorentina).[15] Despite this, he cites his time at Leicester as the period during which he fell in love with the English game, and which later prompted him to accept the job at Manchester City.[16]

i like how his 541 serie a appearances get as much attention as his 4 games for leicester

Would you perhaps have preferred 433 or 442 appearances in Italy? I'm not sure if 352 appearances is even legal in calcio.

his serie a games all took place in another country tbf

that's the sort of insight we pay you for

it's commensurate with my remuneration, yes

$200 to the server fund was generous, sure

Leicester: Royce, Rowett, Elliott, Taggart, Impey, Jones, Izzet, Robbie Savage, Davidson, Sturridge, Mancini.
Subs: Gilchrist, Guppy, Gunnlaugsson, Akinbiyi, Price.

magnificent

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/1126693.stm

Leicester's two new forward signings, Roberto Mancini and Dean Sturridge, both started.

Mancini could have scored after just nine minutes only for Sturridge to take a cross off the Italian's head as he was poised to strike.

It was no surprise when Mancini, making his first start for eight months, was replaced by Ade Akinbiyi midway through the second half.

guppy on the bench wtf

Impey, Guppy, Izzet, Akinbiyi - the sort of semi-forgotten names that stir inexplicable nostalgia for failed Fantasy League campaigns long past.

matt elliott to liverpool

it just occured to me today that delap - crouch is going to be one of the most formidable striking partnerships this year.