Liverpool Fc @ Anfield - Reds Supporters Gatherings

[Cummon]

To many Pool supporters,Paul Jewel was the only reason why they wanted Wigan to stay in the EPL & yet he resigned immediately after winning the relegation battle for the Latics,is he Man City bound ?

The Hammers can be the bogey team to the Big Fours,let's hope they do a double over the scums again next season

[hawksbay]

to bros joot joot n lsb_fan thks for the points broscan t believe jewel resigned.

[hawksbay]

Originally Posted by rahl

Am I the only one who wants West Ham relegated? Unfortunately, again, the Scum got to screw that.

Bro, all very well to think about it rationally but when the margin for failure is so thin, you can't blame Warnock or whoever for blaming other managers (and in fact a couple of refs to go along!).

its not only one game,they did not do enough thruout the season so got to blame themselves n no one else ya.

[hawksbay]

[" border="0" alt="" onload="NcodeImageResizer.createOn(this);" />IMG] brought tears to my eyes when watching this,goodbye robbie we luv u.

[Xgenre]

Originally Posted by KingEros

Again, I beg to differ ... see where Reading is now?? To survive in the Championship to win promotion, you need to play like Sheffield Utd & Watford ... but once you win promotion, the manager must be good enough to transform your team into being able to play a bit of football. That's how Coppell's Reading & Pardew's West Ham managed to last beyond their promotion honeymoon.

Well, it's estimated that each team in next season's EPL will get at least $30 million pounds. That's what Man U gets now for winning the league. $30 million pounds will be what newly promoted teams get. It goes a long way to strenthening your team. Sure, you still must have a good manager to shape a team but with this kind of money, it helps a lot.

Suppose Sheffield United, Charlton gets back to the EPL for the 2008/09 season, they would have been short of $30 million pounds to improve the team. Being relegated this season would have greater bearing than in previous or future seasons.

[rahl]

Originally Posted by hawksbay

its not only one game,they did not do enough thruout the season so got to blame themselves n no one else ya.

It just amuses me so many fans buy Rafa's reasoning...haha...fair enough!

[rahl]

Originally Posted by hawksbay

[" border="0" alt="" onload="NcodeImageResizer.createOn(this);" />IMG] brought tears to my eyes when watching this,goodbye robbie we luv u.

Or this one bro, some of the goals he scored were simply out of this world.

[KingEros]

Originally Posted by hawksbay

brought tears to my eyes when watching this,goodbye robbie we luv u.

Originally Posted by rahl

Or this one bro, some of the goals he scored were simply out of this world.

Yes, there will always only be ONE GOD.
Thanks for the memories ...

[adamking80]

abit off topic... but here is another reason why we are the only team with class... haha...



Y.N.W.A.

[adamking80]

http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drill...70514-1352.htm

looking at the pics, can't help but notice most or close to 90% of the players' offspring happens to be girls... hmmm... wonder why...

[LSB_Fan]

Originally Posted by hawksbay

to bros joot joot n lsb_fan thks for the points bros

No worries bro. Here is to another Champlions League Trophy

[S3vw]

Originally Posted by hawksbay

[" border="0" alt="" onload="NcodeImageResizer.createOn(this);" />IMG] brought tears to my eyes when watching this,goodbye robbie we luv u.

indeed it does....

[boon huat]

thanks guys for sharing the clips....brings back memories, especially those days of fowler, mcmanamen, redknapp..............always be a red!

[S3vw]

Originally Posted by boon huat

thanks guys for sharing the clips....brings back memories, especially those days of fowler, mcmanamen, redknapp..............always be a red!

The spice boys era....

[chairman-mao]

STEVIE: ROBBIE IS IRREPLACEABLE

Steven Gerrard believes Liverpool face an impossible task in trying to replace departing legend Robbie Fowler.
The club captain admits Fowler's presence will be greatly missed both on and off the field when he leaves Melwood for the final time this summer.

"There aren't many strikers around like Robbie anymore, not just in England but around Europe," said Gerrard.

"In his prime he was one of the best finishers there's ever been. When you think he took the number nine shirt from Ian Rush and managed to fill it, I don't think there's a bigger tribute you can pay to him than that.

"The number nine shirt at Anfield is one of the most important and it's been great to see Robbie wearing it again. Whoever is lucky enough to wear it next year will have an impossible job on their hands replacing Robbie. If they're half as good as he's been for the club, they'll have to be a great player.

"All the lads are going to miss him on and off the park next season. There was no-one in Liverpool happier than me when we signed him back. He just belonged here. One of the reasons he's such a legend is even when he'd left us the first time, it was impossible not to think of him as a Liverpool player.

"Whenever we had a big game against Everton or Manchester United, or in the Champions League, you could guarantee Robbie would be texting us wishing us good luck, or saying well done if we had a good result."

Despite a lack of first-team opportunities of late, Gerrard revealed Fowler has been a model of professionalism ever since his return to Merseyside two years ago.

"Everyone knows how much he loves the club, which is why he's always had such a rapport with the fans. Since he's been here he's worked so hard for us and been the ultra professional.

"It must be hard when you've been used to playing every week but you have to be patient and wait for your chance. The way he's reacted is an example to everyone.

"On and off the park it's been great to have him here. It's going to be very difficult for someone to follow him."

While Fowler himself admits he had to fight back the tears after his final game at Anfield on Sunday, Gerrard hopes there will yet be one last chapter in the striker's love affair with Liverpool.

"I know Robbie will be working as hard as anyone to be involved in the Champions League final and you can't rule out the possibility he'll make a big contribution."