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The Anfield pitch.


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We should drop this pitch indefinitely and bring in the back-up pitch from Melwood. It surely can't do any worse.

 

That's right, give the reserve pitches a chance. We can't afford to spunk cash on some overrated foreign pitch. How are our loan pitches doing?

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To each his own, but for me, personally, in my own opinion and in me own way of seeing things, the '88 pitch was the best of all time. At least in my personal experience, not counting or meaning any disrespect to the great pitches of the past before then, of course, but that pitch was a great lad, a comrade, even, and I was sorry to see him ripped out like he was, fine lad that he was, from a good family an all.

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To each his own, but for me, personally, in my own opinion and in me own way of seeing things, the '88 pitch was the best of all time. At least in my personal experience, not counting or meaning any disrespect to the great pitches of the past before then, of course, but that pitch was a great lad, a comrade, even, and I was sorry to see him ripped out like he was, fine lad that he was, from a good family an all.

Fuck off back to the arguing about former pitches forum.

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Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers has blamed the Coriolis Effect for his team's recent poor form. Rodgers (pictured) is said to be unhappy with the spin of the planet and its impact on the ball as his side struggle to climb back into the top four. Anfield insiders claim this was part of the reason Rodgers sanctioned a friendly match in Australia, amid hopes that a reversal of the effect may also coincide with a reversal of the Reds' fortunes.

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