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  1. Yes, but even without that - it seemed crazy at the time. Like now, suddenly announcing Salah was the new manager. No one, at least outside the club, was sure it was going to work.
  2. They must deserve a raise then, doing the scrolling for them and then passing on enough of the bad ones to send the player into such a rage he wants to leave. Good job!
  3. Yeah, but why the feck would even Nunez bother to trawl through them all? I would've thought not being able to read abuse would be quite a relief.
  4. I don't get how he can even read the abusive messages. He gives the impression he struggles to speak the language let alone read it. These characters seem to just gaze at social media until they're either egomaniacs or else jibbering wrecks.
  5. Of course they are. That was my point. It was because they are so happy to take the dough that makes the argument that he should have told them not to take it so stupid.
  6. 6CM is quite good, it's just spoiled by their deluded belief that the forum needs one massive resident bellend to wind everyone else up and make it 'lively'. You know, not just any old bellend, but the type who appears to hate the club, the manager and all the players. A sort of pet Evertonian. RAWK is like one of those old pubs where it all goes quiet when a stranger comes in.
  7. They're morons. They put on a game at 12.30 and then say, 'It's so quiet! Why is it so quiet??' They'll probably end up putting out a game in the early hours of the morning, so they can exclaim, 'Why is it so dark, and why is everyone half asleep???' It's frustrating that Klopp was often left to rail against them on his own, even though most others in the game knew he was right. 'He should tell his owners not to take TNT's money,' sneered the likes of Martin Samuel, and all the ex-players who now rely on jobs as pundits. Yeah, that's SUCH a serious response - the idea that all Jurgen needed to do was give FSG a call and tell them what money deals to reject or accept. Klopp will take the soul of football with him when he leaves. All the fun, the humour, the honesty, the conscience. What'll be left is a bunch of cowards, a mass of incompetents, a growing group of mercenaries and a few pantomime villains for the half time chats.
  8. Great quote. Kenny, of course, felt the same. What irks me is the disingenuousness of the hacks when managers don't just meekly oblige in those situations. 'Ooooh, he snapped at me!' That generates headlines for days after! It's like some twit at a zoo: 'Well, I was poking at this ape through the bars and after a few minutes it went for me! I was SO shocked!' They're either stupid or cynical when they suddenly get all sensitive after post-match interviews end with the manager snapping back. What do they expect a manager to say after most of the players messed up? And the other thing that always gets ignored when these retaliatory acts are blown up into a controversy - the manager has to go through it about ten or more times for all the different TV teams there, in that claustrophobic interview 'space' that the sponsors set up. If someone doesn't crack after all of those they must be on medication. It's the most human ones, with the sharpest wits, who probably find the inanity of the experience the hardest to endure. So, again, it's no surprise why Klopp and Kenny hate it the most.
  9. What, you mean less than do anything for us than the 'we'll get thumped here, I'm saying it not because I want that result, I actually crave the opposite, but because I'm a pre-Enlightenment dweeb who fears anything on a forum can actually affect a real football result via a strange twisting of meant and not-meant statements during the build-up'? In that case, I'm very much unconvinced. I was merely referring to the real and rational world where getting cheated out of a result might just actually have some effect, of some measure, on those who went through the previous one. I'm just not sure why you'd insist, with apodictic it force, that couldn't possibly have any impact at all.
  10. How the heck do YOU know???? It isn't way past it to loads of people, including Klopp.
  11. If they can't get arsed about inflicting revenge in terms of the away game and the VAR insanity, none of them deserve to be playing.
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