Liverpool FC Propaganda

[Dapotayto]

As well, here are some shitty camera-phone pics of the stadium from above that were leaked a couple of weeks back. Enjoy Walks!

 

[Walks]

Absolutely gorgeous Did secret agent #23 take those ??

Nothing like fcuking off your history at one of football's shrines to put up a monstrosity that looks as if Salvador Dali & Frank Lloyd Wright got shitfaced on Absinthe and did the plans on a cocktail napkin down the local.

Interesting choice with all the glass I must say ...... you can guarantee that it'll be bulletproof

 

[Buckfast]

you can guarantee that it'll be bulletproof

Bulletproof? I would be more concerned about the glass being locked down. The cnuts would nick your granny's teeth.

 

[Dapotayto]

You can access more pictures of LFC's planned new stadium by following this link. Oh, and excuse me, I meant to say that when fully expanded it would be Britain's largest capacity club stadium. Obviously Wembley would overall be the biggest in the land. As well, I believe I am wrong about them filling in the corners for expansion. I think those will be left open so one can see into the stadium from the outside. Tricky.

 

[Captain Shamrock]

Do you have any pictures of their loss against Portsmouth today?

 

[Dapotayto]

Yes.

 

[Captain Shamrock]

???????????

 

[dr.j]

Impressive effort against Newcastle today. The Babel goal was outstanding!

 

[Walks]

Just following the text minute by minute commentary on the Chelsea vs. Liverpool game today (Carling Cup Quarter Final for those wanting to know )

I thought Dap would appreciate this :

24 mins - Pick up the nearest dictionary, look up the word 'ambitious' and you may see a picture of Xavi Alonso. He's tried to score from the half-way line. And failed miserably.

LOL !!! Quality .........

 

[Dapotayto]

Ah, Walks. It's obvious you are secretly obsessed with the 'Pool. Why else would you bump this thread in such a manner?

You know, I can't imagine why Xabi would try to score from his own half. What audacity. It's not like he's done it before...




Merry Christmas and enjoy the videos, Walks (I know you will!)

 

[Dapotayto]

Been a while but here's a little taster ahead of the match tomorow (make sure you watch the whole thing as it only really starts about halfway through):

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRzjc2N-rIU&feature=related"]Fcuk off Chelsea FC[/ame]

 

[Walks]

Missed this one from a few weeks back Dap

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-QPRs6Bd-I&feature=related]YouTube - Man Utd-Liverpool 3-0 (Nani)[/ame]

 

[Dapotayto]

All I can say is thank Christ that's not the game you went to the other week! Btw, the video you posted was missing something so I've added it here. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EKoPLt_coFI&feature=related"]Torres Song after the match at Old Trafford[/ame]

 

[Walks]

Barry for Liverpool ??

Oooooo ......... I bet you're salivating at Barry & Stevie-Me in midfield eh Dap ??

Aston Villa manager Martin O'Neill has confirmed he has received an offer from Liverpool for skipper Gareth Barry.

O'Neill insisted the Reds have made a player exchange offer for 27-year-old Barry, who has two years left of his currrent contract.

The Villa chief, upset that the story has been made public, is understood to be interested in bringing Liverpool striker Peter Crouch back to Villa Park.

Goalkeeper Scott Carson, currently on loan at Villa, and defender John Arne Riise could also come into the equation if a cash-plus-players deal materialises.

But O'Neill would still want to keep hold of Barry if at all possible and insists Villa are 'not a feeder club'.

O'Neill said: 'Gareth Barry still has two years of his contract left to run and from my two years' experience of working with him, he's not one who would be wanting to break contracts lightly.

'Liverpool haven't made a straight cash offer. They have made an offer involving a mish-mash of nameless player exchanges.

'I'm particularly disappointed to hear that business is being conducted in public and I just want to be clear on this in that we're trying to build a side here and we're not a feeder club.

'We want to be trying to challenge. At some stage we want to get to the position that this football club once held. That will demand an awful lot of effort. It will take a supreme effort and it will take very, very good players.'

O'Neill added: 'I don't want to be in a position of letting really good players go. Gareth Barry is a really good player who still has two years left on his contract.

'I haven't discussed these things with him yet. At some stage obviously I will do. But the day before probably our most important game of the season is not the time to be discussing it.

'A couple of weeks ago Gareth said he would prefer to wait until the end of the season before we start discussing things and I think that would be the right thing to do.

'It's particularly disappointing to find out that Liverpool have carried the story in their local paper. It's certainly not the way that the Liverpool of old conducted business. I prefer to do things with a bit or privacy and a bit of confidentiality.

'That's particularly disappointing, especially at this time.

'We've got two important games coming up. Liverpool's season might effectively be over as they have qualified for the Champions League and their interest in this season's Champions League ended a couple of nights ago.

'I'd rather be waiting until the end of the season before I discussed things.'