Title: It's ours to keep Post by: Brian(Liverpool boys) on May 25, 2005, 11:31:18 pm Yes,Yes,Yes 5 times won the europeon cup is ours to keep. Now going to get totally ratted.
Brian ;D ;D ;D Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Paddy_NL on May 25, 2005, 11:41:19 pm Oh please do stop quizzing! Wild guess, it's about football... ::) :-\
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Jem on May 25, 2005, 11:44:54 pm just like the medal you got for coming 5th in the premier league,shame you won't be able to defend it your flukey win tonight next year
Must just go and look up the rule re how far a keeper can come off his line when a penalty is taken or even stand on the same spot..... Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Brian(Liverpool boys) on May 25, 2005, 11:59:56 pm A little bit of bitterness there I think Jem, and who says they wont be in it next year, think that has to be decided yet.
Bye. Brian ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;) Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Lancs Se7en on May 26, 2005, 12:03:07 am Well done Liverpool. A fantastic result and a great example of seeing things through to the end. The late great Emlyn Hughes would have been proud of you all
;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D ;D Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Stu on May 26, 2005, 12:07:41 am Well done lads. Derserved it with that come back.
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: redstu on May 26, 2005, 12:23:24 am I only saw the match from the 52nd minute, great time to tune in!
Goalie is quite a character. PS . were the Milan goals worth seeing? Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Robspot on May 26, 2005, 12:28:46 am Fackin awesome game Liverpool. You thoroughly deserve it.
I don't think any neutral could have hoped for a better game. At 3-0 down I didn't see any way back but (for once) come on the reds :D Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Brad Zarse on May 26, 2005, 12:31:54 am :o :o :o that is the best game of football I have ever seen I think..... i've always been a believer in supporting the underdogs (explains my dedication to supporting Reading FC I suppose) and i've always been the optomistic supporter - but at 3-0 down, you have to say that game was over.
Fantastic Effort - Well done Liverpool And You'll never walk alone, STILL sends shivers down my spine! Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Lorry on May 26, 2005, 01:06:37 am (explains my dedication to supporting Reading FC I suppose) We must meet - I'll know all 3 Reading supporters thenTitle: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Andy Zarse on May 26, 2005, 12:38:22 pm Well, what can you say? I'm over the moon Brian! Had a text from a pal who lives in the 'pool and he said the whole place had gone berserk and the noise was mad.
I know no-one is going to believe this but I'd like to think the Curse of the U-know-what came into play. I was split on this one, of course I wanted to see Stevie G lift the big eared cup, but on the other hand I really didn't want Liverpool to win for the simple reason that Steve Zarse is a supporter and a win would make him totally insufferable. He's not a real supporter mind, he's what could be termed a "plastic fan" if you get my drift, never having seen them play and not having been within fifty miles of Merseyside in his entire life. He started supporting them in the late seventies/early eighties glory days and as such is nothing more than a filthy pot hunter. Indeed, what happened to all those 1970's Leeds Utd supporters I went to school with in the Midlands? I expect they've all switched to Man Utd, Chelsea and Arsenal these days. Anyway, at half time, even I was embarrassed. So I decided to go for a quick spin round the block in the Commer to see if the clutch had cured itself (it hadn't). On arriving home I invoked The Curse and it responded by giving the most almighty backfire. So loud that the neighbours came out to see what was happening. On going back indoors, Gerrard struck within thirty seconds. The rest, as they say, is history.... So give thanks. It can be a beautiful thing, sport. Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: tink on May 26, 2005, 12:56:44 pm (explains my dedication to supporting Reading FC I suppose) We must meet - I'll know all 3 Reading supporters thenmy god there are more of us! give it a couple of years and reading will be tehre - lifting the champs league trophy....hmmm...what?...sorry....must have drifted off there! anyways, fair play to liverpool. fantastic game of football, showed man u and arsenal a thing or two about to play an entertaining cup final Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Snoring Rhino on May 26, 2005, 01:23:15 pm Congratulations to the Liverpool boys, that must have been some half time talk!!!
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Darren on May 26, 2005, 02:28:06 pm Well Done Liverpool !! [from a Chelsea Fan]
Only wish the likes of Hanson and his fellow x Liverpool sidekick commentators would remember that there is life outside Liverpool, and perhaps other players may in all teams may deserve some praise. But anyway, congratulations.......................and I bet you still sell the keeper (or give him away!) Darren Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Neal on May 26, 2005, 04:08:32 pm I think you have a point Andy, there is something about this Commer Curse, remeber the curse put on the Quins. Now here is the impossible bit a curse on Leeds United to get them back to the Premier League. I am afraid that would be beyond even the adored COMMER. Maybe you could have a word on behalf of the suffering people of Leeds. (ok this is where everyone says who gives a toss about Leeds) Contrary to our public image we are not as bad as depicted :o
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Ballast on May 26, 2005, 04:40:18 pm I would just like to add my own (Spurs fan) congratulations to everyone involved with Liverpool FC. With a special mention to Stevie G & Jamie Carriger (spell check please) who I thought were outstanding. The fans were something else as well. Carriger reminds me of one Terry Butcher. All he was missing last night was a bloody bandage around his head!
Abs and I watched the game last night and I can safely say that it was one of the most enjoyable (eventually) that I have ever watched. I couldn't help get caught up in the atmosphere. Are you an Everton or AC Milan supporter Jem? There is no doubt that AC played some silky football and scored some excellent goals, but at the end of the day they were unable to keep liverpool out on 3 seperate occasions, missed from 1 yard (the initial save rivals Gordon Banks against Pele for me) and managed to miss three penalties. So how on earth can you say that it was flukey? Hopefully Liverpool will be given the oportunity to defend their crown. I do however fear that UEFA's perjudice against English teams will endure. I have no doubt that had AC Milan been in the same situation UEFA would being re-writing the rule book as we speak. Top Job Guys!!!! ;D ;D Gazza Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Barry on May 26, 2005, 04:50:39 pm Hopefully Liverpool will be given the oportunity to defend their crown. I do however fear that UEFA's perjudice against English teams will endure. I have no doubt that had AC Milan been in the same situation UEFA would being re-writing the rule book as we speak. Well done Liverpool. According to the TV this morning, UEFA has nothing to do with qualification critia, that's up to the countries FA. Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Nobby Diesel on May 26, 2005, 05:06:26 pm Would point you to this, from the FA:
The FA confirmed today that the top four teams in the Premiership at the end of the season will enter next season’s UEFA Champions League. The decision follows a recommendation from this afternoon’s Professional Game Board meeting, which has been endorsed by The FA Main Board. This will not be changed whatever the outcome of Liverpool's Champions League Final in Istanbul on 25 May. However, The FA also believes that if Liverpool win in Istanbul and do not finish in the top four in the Premiership, an extra place should be allocated to them in the Champions League next season. This is ultimately a matter for UEFA, but The FA will continue to make representations on this issue at the highest level. Fairly conclusive, I would say. Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Nobby Diesel on May 26, 2005, 05:07:13 pm Sorry, forgot to say, that was dated 5th May.
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: johnevans3 on May 26, 2005, 05:20:19 pm Are you guys talking about football or fooooootball? I've heard you guys play soccer over there. What has the NFL Europe done to show you guys what football is really all about? ha ha.
Say I heard that there is some American connection to the Manchester team now. Is that true? That might be a connection we need here to pump up the interest in world class Soccer. There is a growing participation with the young kids, boys and girls, to play soccer here in the US. It may take a generation for it to blossom but it's becoming the real deal for us. Congrats to Liverpool!!!!! Sounds like it was a good one. Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: tink on May 26, 2005, 05:22:08 pm i read that TNS (welsh premier champions, who get a qualifying round 1 place in the champs league) have offered liverpool a 'play-off' to fetermine who gets the qualifying place. uefa will never go for it tho
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Nobby Diesel on May 26, 2005, 05:26:14 pm Tink,
my mate is a director at TNS (the compooter company that own TNS the football club). I will ask what's happening. Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Robspot on May 26, 2005, 05:38:57 pm Are you guys talking about football or fooooootball? I've heard you guys play soccer over there. What has the NFL Europe done to show you guys what football is really all about? ha ha. Say I heard that there is some American connection to the Manchester team now. Is that true? That might be a connection we need here to pump up the interest in world class Soccer. There is a growing participation with the young kids, boys and girls, to play soccer here in the US. It may take a generation for it to blossom but it's becoming the real deal for us. Congrats to Liverpool!!!!! Sounds like it was a good one. Not sure why the swear machine didn't pick up on this post, there's far two many uses of the word "soccer" for my liking. This is a decent family site and we can do without language like that, thank you very much ;) Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Andy Zarse on May 26, 2005, 05:46:30 pm Are you guys talking about football or fooooootball? I've heard you guys play soccer over there. What has the NFL Europe done to show you guys what football is really all about? ha ha. Say I heard that there is some American connection to the Manchester team now. Is that true? That might be a connection we need here to pump up the interest in world class Soccer. There is a growing participation with the young kids, boys and girls, to play soccer here in the US. It may take a generation for it to blossom but it's becoming the real deal for us. Congrats to Liverpool!!!!! Sounds like it was a good one. John, we play football over here, which you lot call soccer. We claim the name cos we invented it hundreds of years ago, about the same time some dodgy looking blokes wearing black were setting sail from Plymouth; you lot play American football over there and it's a game I simply cannot stomach. Baseball, yes, now that's ok,but American football sucks. Anyway, I don't know why you guys call it football, I mean, you hardly ever kick it do you. Mind you, as far as I can see, the players hardly ever do anything except tackle the opposition when they haven't even got the ball. Just how dumb is that?? No, IMO American football is a wretched game and is only followed here by sad inadquate blokes who still live with their mums. Maybe it used to be a good sport but since the NFL sold it's ass to the TV networks, it's commerciality has spoiled the spectacle. That and the ridiculous and totally unnecessary body armour. You could argue that our football is in grave danger of following suite... We'll be right back after a word from our sponsor... Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: johnevans3 on May 26, 2005, 08:40:42 pm I've watched a little bit of rugby and it may be the best of the two. Down and dirty. Also, years ago, on the tele I watched a game called "Hurling" I believe that is what is was called. Man did that look rough. There were guys with sticks acting like they were after a little tennis ball but were really knocking the cr*p out of each other and no one would call a time out to go collect the injured off the field. The crazy mothers just kept on playing with fallen teammates laying all around the field. Eventually, you would see a guy get up and go back to it. I couldn't believe that they didn't remove the dead and injuried. We don't play any thing that rough here. I was stunned at what I saw. Maybe that was an unusual game but that's what was happening on that day.
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Matt Harper on May 26, 2005, 10:02:18 pm Are you an Everton or AC Milan supporter Jem? Nothing wrong with that. I grew-up in a large family of footie fans. Unfortunately, mum is a committed Liverpool fan, Dad is a rabid Evertonian. You can only imagine the trepidation of my siblings and I as Merseyside derby matches approached (I sh*t you not!) I was scarred to the extent that I decided to completely shun professional football so I supported Nottingham Forest. Now, I think Andy Zarse's ill-informed and confrontational comments about American Football are totally without foundation or merit. Had he not confessed to me that he derived pleasure from watching that dullest and most mind-numbing of field sports, Cricket, I may even have taken him seriously. In keeping with my penchant for supporting the loosingest of teams, I follow the Cincinnati Bengals - the Morgan Aero 8 of the NFL. Congrats to LFC - but my father and Dave H (as well as Jem) will be fully fledged members of the "Who Gives a f**k Club". Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Jem on May 26, 2005, 10:16:53 pm Not wrong there Matt in terms of spotting the fact that my loyalty lies in the blue half of liverpool.
And now because Milan lost, note I did'nt say Lpool won because Milan threw it away, I'm going to have to endure a summer of whinging red scum saying they should be in next years champ league and not everton. Its all becoming too much to bear quite honestly. Ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Jem Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: DavidsDad on May 27, 2005, 01:15:19 am My neighbour is an Evertonian, and at half time he came out of his house and planted a very large Italian flag in his lawn, followed by an equally large Everton flag, laughing his head off.
I haven't seen him today, but I can't wait for him to want to borrow my jump leads again! ;D ;D ;D Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Fran on May 27, 2005, 08:58:38 am I kinda agree with Mr Zarse about the american football stuff........it just takes soooooooooooooooooooooo long to finish a game. Less convinced about the baseball........whats alll that swapping teams backwards n forwards stuff about, ( they do that in their football to dont they)?
As i have said before I am more of a rugby fan tho i dont support anyone in particular but its generally a good scrap and the stadium atmosphere is more jolly. Mind you, aussie rules is an excellent spectacle if you ever get down there, with quality meat pies at half time .......and they wear just the tiniest of shorts too! ;) F Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: jpchenet on May 27, 2005, 09:59:06 am .......and they wear just the tiniest of shorts too! ;) Bang goes your honourary bloke status Fran!!! Perhaps more of a "Geezer Bird"!! ;D ;) Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Andy Zarse on May 27, 2005, 11:12:03 am :)
Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Brian(Liverpool boys) on May 27, 2005, 08:25:33 pm Andy, pis**ed my pants off, very good 10 out of 10.
Brian. Title: Re:It's ours to keep Post by: Chris (Liverpool Boys) on May 28, 2005, 09:55:14 am still laughing now
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