We're 2nd!
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after man utd was held to a 1-1 draw by everton, we're now 2nd on the table. hope we can maintain this position until end of season.
if im benitez, i'll not place any emphasis on the coming world club championship. -
too bad. that is the cup liverpool wants badly.
they have won everything except this. -
This Cup is important in a way .....
Winning this Cup will stamp us "The World's best Football Club" , and investment will come in .
We need investment to built a new stadium , new funds for players , new outlook for the future .
Money makes the world go round .
Ask Chelsea ! -
I agree this cup is very good for advertisement purposes ... NOT everyone can qualify for this cup too ... ONLY THE CHAMPION OF EUROPEOriginally posted by Poolman:This Cup is important in a way .....
Winning this Cup will stamp us "The World's best Football Club" , and investment will come in .
We need investment to built a new stadium , new funds for players , new outlook for the future .
Money makes the world go round .
Ask Chelsea !
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frankly this cup is very predictable.
the winner is either the south american champion or the european champion. the rest of the teams are there to make up the numbers only. -
yah man.Originally posted by Poolman:Money makes the world go round .
Ask Chelsea !
Even lady luck can be bought
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Yah u r rite ... only sao paolo & liverpool are able to challenge for the cup i feel.Originally posted by dragg:frankly this cup is very predictable.
the winner is either the south american champion or the european champion. the rest of the teams are there to make up the numbers only. -
dont be jealous lah.
deep inside your heart you wish RA has bought liverpool right? -
good..stay there..i'll rather see liverpool den arsenal or man utd in 2nd place..
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I'm a long time man utd fan, but ever since glazer took over, and all the new youngsters came, seems like the spirit has dies... I mean last time the players like Beckham, Giggs, Keane, Scholes they play whole heartedly, like serving their nation, they will do their best. Nowadays people like Ronaldo only play for themselves, Rio is crap, he plays for himself too. Man Utd at the moment is no longer a legend team, so sad, and the fact that Glazer bought the club has seen myself a long time man utd fan distance from the club as time goes by.
So far, only Ronney and Both Vans (GK And Nisterooy) and Alan Smith are fighting for the club. I really hate Ronaldo, despite me being a man utd fan, he is not playing for the team, he's so selfish.
And wish my best to the clubs with traditions, such as Arsenal and Liverpool. I don't like Chelsea coz they are like a toy now, a plaything of Abramovich. As for Man utd, i also see it as a plaything of Glazer now, so until Glazer is ousted out, it won't really be man utd anymore. -
football is about money now, not like during the 80s.
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i do agree with this partly but the passion to play for the team is equally important as well.Originally posted by dragg:football is about money now, not like during the 80s. -
I cant agree more.Originally posted by dragg:football is about money now, not like during the 80s.
the amount players are asking for... the amount the tv rights costing... the tickets... it's all about making money and more money.
It's no longer the love for soccer. -
frankly in the long run it spells trouble.
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Nowadays in this world,alot of things has lost their meaning.Originally posted by X-men:I cant agree more.
the amount players are asking for... the amount the tv rights costing... the tickets... it's all about making money and more money.
It's no longer the love for soccer. -
Not really , Rock Parry and David Moore has really done their best to keep the traditional running in Liverpool .
If Moore really want money , he would have sold Liverpool to that Thai PM , or That Steve Morgan fella , but they chose to keep LFC interest in their heart -
Hmmmm....Parry Rockz huh
On a serious note, the football world is moving towards a new direction, so the clubs gotta realise it and adapt accordingly....albeit sensibly. Not surprisingly, some have already jumped on the bandwagon - be it clubs, managers, players, n even fans
....no names mentioned 
I'm oni glad my beloved Reds did not follow the herd-instinct rashly. They may seem slow...but I'm quite sure they will make the rite decision ultimately. It's still early days, but in Beni we've seen someone who can really bring the club to where it belongs. Hopefully, with the rite choice in the new investors (did we hear Kraft
), we wld becum financially stronger 2 challenge those who had struck "lottery" earlier 