Is there any truth in the conspiracy about Gerrard and Liverpool.............................:S

It sounds very complicated

alterego Wrote:

> Race over mate. Momentum is key. How often in
> jumps racing we see a vulnerable frontrunner hang
> on because it had the momentum as opposed to the
> chaser who takes time to go through the gears.
> Hope Sunderland plays the role of the nuisance
> riderless horse against city tonite. YNWA()

And the front runner that put in so much effort over the previous hurdles that it stumbles on the last one ??

Fairplay TN. Will be sad, but no shame in an outsider falling at the last hurdle of a big race. Already won the hearts of many. Only guarantee is that there will be tears in my household at end of the season, either way

alterego Wrote:

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> Fairplay TN. Will be sad, but no shame in an
> outsider falling at the last hurdle of a big race.
> Already won the hearts of many. Only guarantee is
> that there will be tears in my household at end of
> the season, either way

Remember watching the 1989/1990 season finale with my brother (the Liverpool supporter...he had a car accident but still made his way to the CL final a few years ago when Liverpool won) and that was a humdinger of a finish...

TNaicker Wrote:

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> > Fairplay TN. Will be sad, but no shame in an
> > outsider falling at the last hurdle of a big
> race.
> > Already won the hearts of many. Only guarantee
> is
> > that there will be tears in my household at end
> of
> > the season, either way
>
> Remember watching the 1989/1990 season finale with
> my brother (the Liverpool supporter...he had a car
> accident but still made his way to the CL final a
> few years ago when Liverpool won) and that was a
> humdinger of a finish...

that's the match that Arsenal needed to score 2 more than Liverpool. Arsenal scored the 2nd with seconds left to win 2-0 and clinch the title at Anfield on the last day of the season.

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> TNaicker Wrote:
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> > > Fairplay TN. Will be sad, but no shame in an
> > > outsider falling at the last hurdle of a big
> > race.
> > > Already won the hearts of many. Only
> guarantee
> > is
> > > that there will be tears in my household at
> end
> > of
> > > the season, either way
> >
> > Remember watching the 1989/1990 season finale
> with
> > my brother (the Liverpool supporter...he had a
> car
> > accident but still made his way to the CL final
> a
> > few years ago when Liverpool won) and that was
> a
> > humdinger of a finish...
>
> that's the match that Arsenal needed to score 2
> more than Liverpool. Arsenal scored the 2nd with
> seconds left to win 2-0 and clinch the title at
> Anfield on the last day of the season.

Was 1988/1989...my mistake...my brother was in tears that night when Michael Thomas scored...greatest finish to a league until United and City two years ago...

I believe the Special One might just stop the Liverpool celebrations

Quote From " Kage " Re - Liverpool winning the EPL.....................

" If they win the league they should lift the trophy on the penalty spot, that's where they won it."

UNQUOTE

more conspiracy views here from Chelsea fans.......................... www.theshedend.com/topic/25711-liverpool-and-penalties/

chicken 'n chips Wrote:

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> The only fans that hate Liverpool are the Man U
> ones. The rest of us don't mind it if Liverpool
> win the title and at this stage of the season they
> deserve it.

I am afraid that my soft spot for Liverpool disappeared on Sunday afternoon. After Tony Book, Joe Corrigan and Buzzer handed over a wreath before kick off and the travelling supporters were 100% respectful of the occasion I thought that it was totally uncalled for that the home supporters continually booed every time City had the ball. Maybe they were showing their true colours.

Problem is that we get good and bad with all supporters and religions and races so it's difficult or impossible to label a group as being the same.
Ps I would be happy for Liverpool they gave us many years of great football ( especially that special European cup win )

mikesack Wrote:

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> Now that they are 4 games away from lifting the
> EPL Trophy, is there a subtle consensus by
> officials & officialdom to give the England
> captain & Liverpool F.C. captain his 1st PL
> medal.
>
> Yesterday's clash with Man City saw the referee
> overlook 3 incidents at least, which could have
> had a major impact on the result.
>
> There are some who reflect on the 3 penalties
> awarded against Man United also so a word of
> caution to fellow title-contenders Chelsea, be
> very afraid of the match officials when visiting
> Anfield.
>
> Let's hope some sanity prevails.:S

Spot on JC, and the reason Liverpool got those penalties are coz the SSS strikeforce are too quick for any defender at the moment! kapisch,no funny business going on!!!

watch the response from the bridge fans after todays penalty.