[ENG] Premiership 2008/2009 (48 Viewers)

[Henry]

weren't good enough to deserve to win?! that's just idiotic. how was benayoun lucky to score? he got the ball, and hit it in to the net. he was in the right position at the right time.

 

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[Bjerknes]

Exactly, he was lucky to do that.

 

[Henry]

lol, clearly this "argument" is over

 

[bianconero]

Should you be renamed Ping Pong?

 

[Henry]

errr...what?

 

[bianconero]

The China, USA diplomatic relationship were so called.

 

[king Ale]

Liverpool's chances to win the EPL is much bigger than both ours to win the Scudetto and Real's to win La Liga. They are on their right way. United's only advantage is that they have an easier draw in CL. They can secure qualifying for semi finals in their first match against Porto while Liverpool have to play full strength against Chelsea and hopefully Bayern

As for their match against Fulham they absolutely deserved the whole points. Fulham is a decent team but Liverpool was dominant, no doubt about that. ManU have had their fair amount of such "lucky wins" this season. They beat Sunderland in the exact same way, not to forget how much inferior Sunderland is to Fulham.

 

[Fred]

Theres no such thing as luck, well at least in most cases. In football you make your own luck.

 

[Henry]

thanks for the support

 

[king Ale]

I guess if one had lived through that match, living through the actual moments, seen it happening, living through the days and weeks after, learning about the sickening behaviour shown by many fans of Liverpool, seen the funerals of Juventus fans and the tears of the families and fans they left behind, then one might find the idea of supporting both teams faintly revolting.

We certainly can't forget the tragedy but we have to put an end to the hostility. Many things have changed since then. New fans, new players, new boards, new everything. Until when are you going to hold a grudge?

Theres no such thing as luck, well at least in most cases. In football you make your own luck.

Exactly. You have to play good enough to nullify the influence of "bad luck" on your game.

 

[bianconero]

We certainly can't forget the tragedy but we have to put an end to the hostility. Many things have changed since then. New fans, new players, new boards, new everything. Until when are you going to hold a grudge?




Exactly. You have to play good enough to nullify the influence of "bad luck" on your game.

If you think it's a grudge you are wrong, it's memories and pain.

If one doesnt live in Torino/Italy, and is young enough not to have lived through those tragic days, then I suppose it is possible to support both teams.
Just don't were a Liverpool shirt in Torino.

 

[king Ale]

If you think it's a grudge you are wrong, it's memories and pain.

If one doesnt live in Torino/Italy, and is young enough not to have lived through those tragic days, then I suppose it is possible to support both teams.
Just don't were a Liverpool shirt in Torino.

Even without living through those days I'm still not able to support two teams but you're like a Polish Jew who's survived the WWII and after many years he still hates the Germans.

 

[Henry]

frankly, if I was a polish jew, i probably would still hate the germans

 

[bianconero]

frankly, if I was a polish jew, i probably would still hate the germans

Bravo!

 

[king Ale]

frankly, if I was a polish jew, i probably would still hate the germans

It's overly emotional. This is why wars take place too often

 

[Henry]

Bravo!

sarcasm?

 

[bianconero]

sarcasm?

No, I am not a fan of sarcasm, even though at times I use it.

It was genuine.

 

[Henry]

alright, thanks


quite a turn this discussion has taken though

 

[Red]

Liverpool's winner was fortunate, but they certainly deserved to win the game.

 

[Fred]

I still dont understand how its fortunate. Just because it was the last minute? I fail to see the logic there.