UEFA Europa League 2012/13

I was going to say the same thing, except I think he said he went for a curry during the Spuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurs game.

Hey, I did go for an Indian and then a Chinese. It was my dads birthday today and I was obliged to go. Do you believe me? Please say you believe me!

Kimmy just admit you have an eating disorder because you miss Carroll so much.

Fifty Shades of Glenn wrote:I was going to say the same thing, except I think he said he went for a curry during the Spuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurs game.

Funny you should say that, because I just launched my curries at White Hart Lane last weekend. Hoping to get into a few more football stadiums.

Disco, the next time you go to watch a game, do try the curry and give me feedback. Tell your friends as well.

Gruppenphase, Gruppenphase, hey, hey, hey.

anglophileHedgehog wrote:Gruppenphase, Gruppenphase, hey, hey, hey.

good job

and well deserved, in both games you looked like the better side

GERMANY will have 7 teams in the group stage, thats very important

--------------------------Krul--------------------------

Simpson--Williamson--Coloccini--R.Taylor

--------------Perch------Bigirimana--------------
-----------------------Gosling-----------------------
Obertan--------------------------------Marveaux
--------------------------Ba--------------------------


Subs: Harper, Tavernier, Cabaye, Vuckic, Campbell, Amalfitano, Cisse.


Weird midfield, I would rather Vuckic or Amalfitano(if not Cabaye) ahead of Gosling. Looks lacking in creativity.

Crap, Inter just had their 2nd choice GK sent off, had to take off Cassano to get in young Belec, and conceeded in the resulting penalty.

Inter 0-1 Vaslui

55 minutes to go. Its gonna be a long night with a very real possibility that Inter might get knocked out.

That's going to be bad for the coefficient, bluey

I think the brilliance/problem with Suarez is that he has a magnet power over the ball. He always seems to get the run of the ball in tight situations but he can never get it out of his feet.

Murray wrote:That's going to be bad for the coefficient, bluey

Screw the coefficient, Inter getting knocked out will be embarrassing. A bit pissed with Strama for resting Ranocchia, Sneijder, Guarin, and Milito, specially coz we had so many injuries.

Zanetti by far our best player so far, a 39 year old who has the highest intensity, best defensive work and the best attacking runs. The other players should feel embarrassed to be letting their captain down like this.

A streaker appears to be the most interesting thing that's happened at St. James'.

alrite, nightmare avoided it seems.

bluenine wrote:The other players should feel embarrassed to be letting their captain down like this.

Well Coutinho has been lively, hasn't him?
Btw, Blue, how do u feel about Cambiasso?

Liverpool could really do with Andy Carroll right now.

Instead it's time to turn to Raheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeem!

You're saved, bluey

abundance wrote:alrite, nightmare avoided it seems.

Ooops, spoke too soon

Suarez clean through on goal, rounds the keeper, dawdles, hits the posts

fucking hell

How can Liverpool not be beating Hearts, they're shit. (Hearts I mean)

Now Inter are saved

GUARO

Murray wrote:How can Liverpool not be beating Hearts, they're shit. (Hearts I mean)

Liverpool lead 1-0 from the first leg. Hearts are playing like they have a result to hold on to.

Hearts score

massive Reina blunder from a hopeful long shot 0-1 (1-1 agg)

Oh lord that was funny

NO IT WASN'T

Suarez wondergoal 1-1 (2-1agg)

but how? he's so inconsistent.

Liverpool should be buying a new keeper.

christmasborocooper wrote:Liverpool should be buying a new keeper.

we keep being linked with Jack Butland, which sounds like another expensive experiment see Kirkland/Carson.

It wouldn't be a bad idea to have a competitive number 2.

I see Dietmar Hamann has completed his metamorphosis from professional footballer to 1980's geography teacher.