Liverpool vs Spurs, BT Sports 1, 5.30

martyos121

Harry Palmr wrote: »

Any chance we could get the PL to allow Liverpool to play the top 6 plus Everton 5 times a year?

We could definitely do with the split system they use in the SPL, just after 1 game instead of 33. :pac:

martyos121

martyos121 wrote: »

Well since we're playing Leicester next, I'd say there's little danger of that. Good attempt though.

Owned :pac:

citytillidie

Just have to ask how did Spurs keep 11 players on the pitch some bad tackles allowed to slide by by the ref as they were English players

was worried about this match thread when the team were announced but good to see it will turn into this :pac:

citytillidie

citytillidie wrote: »

was worried about this match thread when the team were announced but good to see it will turn into this :pac:

Windy evening at the Fellaini's?

citytillidie

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Windy evening at the Fellaini's?

Or according to some as usual when Liverpool win V a Big team we are still waiting on the said other big team to turn up

Mighty tumbleweeds lads, fair play

BMMachine

M!Ck^ wrote: »

Mighty tumbleweeds lads, fair play

oh wow. love the new sig.

really good today, far more upbeat. Helped that spurs were shocking. this fight for the top 4 is going to be great, tight as anything.

RoboKlopp

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Windy evening at the Fellaini's?

Hopefully you'll never have to play an EFL game there so :pac:

BMMachine

BMMachine wrote: »

oh wow. love the new sig.

really good today, far more upbeat. Helped that spurs were shocking. this fight for the top 4 is going to be great, tight as anything.

Cheers for the feedback on my sig! Easy make a sig when someone posts nonsense about utd fans being glory hunters / Dustin
Chat **** get banged and all that

M!Ck^

M!Ck^ wrote: »

Cheers for the feedback on my sig! Easy make a sig when someone posts nonsense about utd fans being glory hunters / Dustin
Chat **** get banged and all that

Most fans in Ireland are glory hunters tbf,united or otherwise.

RoboKlopp

RoboKlopp wrote: »

Most fans in Ireland are glory hunters tbf,united or otherwise.

I didn't realize you a privy to the minds of all soccer fans in Ireland
Must filter into all sports so, we may give up following the soccer,the rugby & the Gaelic as a start.
Does watching a fly go up the wall constitute glory hunting?

M!Ck^

M!Ck^ wrote: »

I didn't realize you a privy to the minds of all soccer fans in Ireland
Must filter into all sports so, we may give up following the soccer,the rugby & the Gaelic as a start.
Does watching a fly go up the wall constitute glory hunting?

The majority of Irish people who follow English football support Utd or Liverpool. So they are either glory hunters themselves or have a glory hunting father /siblings.

That's what happens when you support teams from another country. The more successful teams will be picked to support. ie glory hunting

fullstop

RoboKlopp wrote: »

The majority of Irish people who follow English football support Utd or Liverpool. So they are either glory hunters themselves or have a glory hunting father /siblings.

That's what happens when you support teams from another country. The more successful teams will be picked to support. ie glory hunting

Sure aul Mick was born and raised in Manchester. He didn't choose United, United chose him.

fullstop

fullstop wrote: »

Sure aul Mick was born and raised in Manchester. He didn't choose United, United chose him.

We probably don't like admitting it as Irish fans but we are generally a nation of glory hunters!

niallo27

RoboKlopp wrote: »

We probably don't like admitting it as Irish fans but we are generally a nation of glory hunters!

Maybe when you start off Yes but most of the time we are only in primary school at this stage. When your still following them 25 years later there is more to it.

niallo27

niallo27 wrote: »

Maybe when you start off Yes but most of the time we are only in primary school at this stage. When your still following them 25 years later there is more to it.

Once you're in Niallo that's it! Changing football teams is a no no. Happens but not very often. When it does it isn't to support a non successful team.

niallo27

niallo27 wrote: »

Maybe when you start off Yes but most of the time we are only in primary school at this stage. When your still following them 25 years later there is more to it.

Habit....loyalty.... local pub type thing.