Thread: Villa captain Barry told to sign for Liverpool - by his own team-mate
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Old 7th May 2008, 08:59 AM
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Re: Villa captain Barry told to sign for Liverpool - by his own team-mate
Berger has played 9 times for Villa this season, all of them off the bench, none of them in the recent matches. He hasn't even been in the squad for the last few matches (that was as far back as I could be arsed looking). He wasn't going to play anyway.

For those saying "what if it was one of our players..." I would just say "It isn't". Thats what is so ace. We love Paddy for his comments. In the same way we love Fowler for his 5 times gesture to United fans while playing for City. You are supposed to think its ace/shit depending on which side you are on. O'Neill is supposed to make it look like he is being strong and we are supposed to mock him. Lighten up!

As for the comparisons, they have all been shit. This isn't like Yossi telling Torres to go to United in the slightest. This is a player who spent a long time with us, who is out of contract and leaving anyway, telling a good player that Liverpool are a good team. Villa can pretend all they like, but playing for Villa is nothing like playing for us. FACT.
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