Liverpool

[The_Milkman]

http://www.clubatleticodemadrid.com/en/ ... sp?id=3727

[The_Milkman]

[Matevž]

Hahahahaha, carsko Pa od kot folku take ideje

[The_Milkman]

THE RETURN OF THE KING


Vratia se Šimeeeee

Kenny se vrača

Nevem kako mu uspe, ampak Benitez zna vedno presenetiti po Fowlerju še tole



http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldow ... 8-0815.htm

(Med vrsticami, moli boga Shitandje da te kje srečam....
Calme Masche press http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiT-3uQq4YY)

[scouse proud]

THE RETURN OF THE KING


Vratia se Šimeeeee

Kenny se vrača

Nevem kako mu uspe, ampak Benitez zna vedno presenetiti po Fowlerju še tole



http://www.liverpoolfc.tv/news/drilldow ... 8-0815.htm

(Med vrsticami, moli boga Shitandje da te kje srečam....
Calme Masche press http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IiT-3uQq4YY)

All hail King Kenny

[The_Milkman]

SIR OBSESSED

A Psychiatric Hospital
a tree-lined avenue
a wailing ambulance siren
flashing lights of blue

A shrink in white coat waiting
ambulance screams to a halt
A man dragged kicking and screaming
shouting, “It’s all his fault”.

Two male nurses take over
the patient spits and swears
they kick, punch then drag him
up the hospital stairs.

He bites one nurse on the ankle
then spits in the other’s face
“Sedate the twat will yer doctor
he’s a fuckin mental case”

With that the shrink then pounces
with a massive twelve inch syringe
“Please stay still Mr Ferguson
you will not feel a thing”

The needle misses his bare arse
and jabs his hairy pouch
he’s screaming ten minutes later
lying on the shrink’s leather couch

“Okay Mr Ferguson tell me
when did this all begin?
you say that you can hear voices
which come from deep within”

“Aye that’s right that doctor
the voices appear then vanish
I’m starting to hear them in my sleep
and they’re all in fuckin Spanish”

“It feels like a scene from the Omen
I have a recurring dream
but instead of three sixes on my scalp
I have the number 19”

“That’s worrying, Mr Ferguson
your mind seems so confused
that may explain why you chase cars
in just your socks and shoes”

“And according to your missus
when Liverpool win a game
you’ve started driving to Moss side
and using crack cocaine”

“She said when they beat Fulham
you went into a trance
since then you’ve been incontinent
and regularly shit your pants”

“But doctor – it’s Benitez
I cannae psych him out
and things have gone from bad to worse
since that 4-1 rout”.

“Each time I try to spook him
he kills me with his words
that’s why I’ve started butting walls
and eating my own turds”

“He knows I’m egocentric
arrogant and vile
unsporting and conceited
and talk a load of bile”

“Just lie back Mr Ferguson
you’re frothing at the mouth
I’m ordering a straightjacket
to try and sort you out”

“You’re suffering from delusion
born from real fear
Benitez has you running scared
your time is finally near”

“Consider early retirement
his time is coming soon
that’s why you’ve been eating flies
and howling at the moon”

“But Doc you have to cure me
Benitez has got me insane
even when I piss the bed
the stain is the shape of Spain”

“Feels like I’m being tortured
by the Spanish inquisition
I hear his laugh - see his face
whipping me into submission”

“Unfortunately Mr Ferguson
your heading for a fall
Benitez has higher intelligence
your brain is far too small”

“You’re suffering from paranoia
brought about by stress
there’s no medical terminology
apart from you’re obsessed”

“Please doctor what can I do now
Benitez terrifies me
he’s gonna knock me off my perch
him and that Sammy Lee”

“I’m sorry Mr Ferguson
but you have to face the truth
you spit and swear and spew out bile
you really are uncouth”

“Your illness is incurable
I have no doubt of that
there is no cure or remedy
for a thick ungracious twat”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jyU0HRvLSXM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hTDJoAAxJAA

[scouse proud]

Prosto po Katancu... K-k-k-kapo dol!!

[The_Milkman]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy-ZoxX9oYc

[tench]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy-ZoxX9oYc

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/foot ... 71361.html

[The_Milkman]

evo glih sm hotu tole prpopat

And there is more

Martin Samuel, Daily Mail

It's a joke to pick on Rafa

The League Managers Association would gain considerably more credibility if they did not appear to exist as the fiefdom of Sir Alex Ferguson, the Manchester United manager, and friends.

The sight of Ferguson and Sam Allardyce, of Blackburn Rovers, ganging up on Rafael Benitez, the Liverpool manager, last week was laughable, the idea that Benitez's gestures at Anfield during Liverpool's win over Blackburn were disrespectful even more so.

Indeed, watching this alleged slight, Benitez (above) appears to be laughing at himself for advising against a move that led to a goal or telling his players now to go steady and close the game down.

If he was saying the match was over at 2-0, as Allardyce and Ferguson suggested, though, he is no bad judge: it ended 4-0.

Ferguson says previous Liverpool managers would not have acted like that and he is right. Previous Liverpool managers would never have been 2-0 up after 30 minutes against an awkward side like Blackburn.

This may be what Ferguson liked most about them.

Evo še Olly dodaja svojo šalčko

Oliver Kay

In his remarkably candid diary of the 1996-97 season, Will to Win, a pre-knighted Alex Ferguson wrote of his shock upon hearing, en route to the funeral of an eminent Scottish sportswriter, of Kevin Keegan’s resignation as Newcastle United manager. He turned on the radio and, after hearing confirmation, grew frustrated at the crass discussion that ensued, leaving him to wonder what had happened to the art of sports journalism.

Ferguson likes to regard himself as a crusader against the twin evils of sensationalism and knee-jerk reactions, even writing to media outlets to demand that we all get back to talking about football, rather than whipping up storms where none exists. Then he goes and spoils it all by saying something stupid like his bizarre and, frankly, embarrassing latest tirade against Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager.

It was only a week earlier that Ferguson was snorting at Benítez’s apparent obsession with him — “he’s got a European tie against Chelsea and he’s talking about Alex Ferguson! Fantastic!” Journalists laughed along with the Manchester United manager, as we often do, but seven days later, he embarked, unprompted, on yet another rant against Benítez.


First, Ferguson dredged up a comment that Benítez had made about Everton in February 2007, “which points to his arrogance”. Then, more hilarious still, he talked of the “absolute contempt” that Benítez showed to Sam Allardyce with a gesture during his team’s 4-0 victory over Blackburn Rovers, saying: “I don’t think any other Liverpool manager would ever have done that.”

Journalists sprinted to their laptops, going straight to YouTube in search of the despicable act that took Benítez “beyond the pale”. What they found was not even trivial, never mind offensive.

Ferguson is a genius, a manager whose achievements with United and, before that, Aberdeen demand the greatest reverence, but he is also capable of the most breathtaking hypocrisy. If he wishes to cast Benítez in an unflattering light he should ask himself whether the late Sir Matt Busby, for example, would have resorted to such low and misguided blows against a fellow manager or indeed against referees or the game’s authorities or just about anyone who ever dares to cross him.

It is a different game these days. The constant media pressure makes life difficult for managers and at times whips up unedifying spats. But never let Ferguson tell anyone that he is somehow above this mudslinging. When it suits him, he is as guilty as anyone of creating the kind of sensationalism that he claims to despise.

Simon Clifford*..

I watched this week with interest Sir Alex Ferguson's press conference where he accused Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez of arrogance and contempt in terms of some innocuous gestures made during Liverpool's 4-0 victory over Sam Allardyce's Blackburn, smiling while questioning the journalists present as to whether they had seen Benitez behaving so badly!

It brought me back to equally incongruous comments Ferguson made on Arsene Wenger a number of years ago where he called the Arsenal manager 'a novice who should confine his opinions on the game to Japanese football.'

He's never short of something to say with regards to those managers whose teams are challenging Manchester United at any particular time in any particular competition. Arrogance and contempt are very strong words to level at any individual and seem to be totally out of step when referring to a fixture where neither he nor Manchester United were actually involved.

But if we're talking about arrogance and contempt, I could not think of two better terms to describe the way that Sir Alex has treated the greatest cup competition in the world, along with Manchester United supporters, many of whom will be working people who have spent an awful lot of money on tickets and travel for the semi-final clash against Everton and will have had to have gone straight back to work on Monday morning.

To leave so many of his star players out of the squad was completely disrespectful to the Manchester United fans and the FA Cup, and the fact that they weren't even asked to travel to London with the team made this even worse.

Was this inspiring to the younger squad members who had to take to the field and put in a shift? Did it send out the correct messages to the Manchester United starting XI today? Rest is one thing, but it surely must be tempered with the potential effects that defeat today would have had on those that did play, in terms of the way they now feel and the way that they approach the remainder of the season, if and when called upon.

It is the first occasion that I can recall that resting players for such an important fixture has meant keeping them away from the occasion all together.

Ironically, Ferguson, in his tirade against Benitez, also made clear that he was angered that the Liverpool manager had dismissed Everton as not being a big club, and Ferguson stated clearly that he believed that they were.

Unless Ferguson wanted to actually lose the game on Sunday, a look at the team sheet at 3.15pm on Sunday afternoon hardly gave the impression that he viewed today's opponents as presenting much of a challenge to his United team or indeed of being a 'big club'.

I actually wanted Manchester United to win going into the game for the simple fact that I support any English club that does well. I admire their style and quality of football and I think that the quintuple was a real possibility this season under Sir Alex, who perhaps only has a year or two before he retires. I would have loved for an English club, and Sir Alex after all of his years and successes in the game, to pull off such an incredible feat.

Well done to David Moyes and his Everton team today – they are having a terrific league and cup season and operating on limited resources. Sir Alex, it must be said, got exactly what he deserved today, and, for the Manchester United fans, I think he ruined what will probably be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to win those five pieces of silverware in a single season.

That opportunity is unlikely to present itself again too often in the future, so it is a real missed opportunity to have done something very special, especially as the World Club Championship is likely to grow in importance and prestige in the coming years.

I think the reaction from Rio Ferdinand in lashing the ball into the crowd after missing the second of United's penalties is not one which you would usually expect from a captain, and it perhaps gave Everton's following penalty takers added confidence.

The culpability, though, has to squarely lie with Ferguson, who has treated with gross arrogance and contempt today one of the finest institutions in British sport.

Mind you, it probably shouldn't surprise too much, as though I am an admirer of the club, Ferguson treats the BBC and the British public with arrogance and contempt every week of every season of every year in his refusing to speak to the institution due to a piece of journalism some years ago being aired that focused on his son Jason's dealings as football agent. How the Premier League has never stamped down on him because of this I'll never know.

But Sunday’s match wasn't about the Premier League – it was about the FA Cup – and I feel that Sir Alex should be careful of using the words arrogance and contempt with regards to the behaviour or conduct of fellow managers with such haste and flippancy in the future.

Perhaps he should reflect and question whether he himself has been guilty of arrogance, or even perhaps contempt, in best serving the interests of the Football Associations Challenge Cup and the travelling supporters of Manchester United.

*kdorkol že je


Can you say the word 'backfire' Alex

[scouse proud]

Hopla, kaj pa če je vse res...

http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/ ... -21293327/

Rafa Benitez is eyeing up Blackburn’s in-demand striker Roque Santa Cruz.

The jury is out...



P.S.: Danes dobil Tomkinsovo 'Dynasty', upam na odlično branje

[The_Milkman]

Cruz

Bah....lanska moda....


Dinastija je baje dobra da....samo vnevem če nadmaši Didija v Tokiju...vseeno bo treba enkrat....

[The_Milkman]

Jaooo

[DV_tifo]

Fantastična tekma, škoda da ima Arse Aršavina, ki je bil edini sposoben kaj nardit in uturil tudi 4 komade. Obramba od Arseta, pa bolje da ne začnem . Škoda pa za Liverpool in njihovo borbo za naslov.

[Mango]

Čestitam obema ekipama za borbenost in na koncu pravičen rezultat...