Football opinion amnesty thread

[Russ Atmosphere]

...or buy Danny Simpson.

[Bjornebye]

Scott Brown would do a decent job in our midfield

[3 Stacks]

Alexander Ferguson is the greatest football manager of all time. 

[deiseach]

Alexander Ferguson is the greatest football manager of all time.

I thought that once. Then he left behind a clusterfuck. In fairness, that makes him no different to any other successful manager in English football history - with one non-amnesty-requiring exception.

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Alexander Ferguson is the greatest football manager of all time.

 

Who does she manage ?

[Bamo]

I use mine for Pole vaulting on occasion. I once used it whilst punting at Cambridge.

Found another use for mine, apparently you can piss through it

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

Found another use for mine, apparently you can piss through it

I find that hard to believe. You extracting the urine ?

[Bamo]

I find that hard to believe. You extracting the urine ?

Nah. Trying to learn to talk through my arse as well, then I can get a job as a football commentator

[G Richards]

Emre Can won't make it here. He is in between the bench and first team, and I'm sure he believes he should be in the first eleven all the time. To my mind he hasn't really kicked on as I once thought he might, and the more I look at him the more I'm not convinced he will be a top level player.  

 

I don't know who we will buy - Kessie, Dahoud, Forsberg, someone else - but I reckon we will see a new midfielder come in the summer, and Can will be the surprising departure 

[Grinch]

I like David Luiz don't get the hate aimed at him.

 

I reckon if we had signed the Sheriff we would be top of the table.

Luiz is a quality centre back, oozes class. Most people form their opinion on him cause of the xenophobic British media.

Liverpool are shit, and Klopp is a myth!

 

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[3 Stacks]

Luiz is a quality centre back, oozes class. Most people form their opinion on him cause of the xenophobic British media.

 

 

I wouldn't say he's a quality centre back but he's definitely not the disaster the English media so desperately say he is or want him to be.

 

He has a better touch, weight of pass and shooting ability than 75% of the midfielders and strikers in the Premier League.

[Bob]

I wouldn't say he's a quality centre back but he's definitely not the disaster the English media so desperately say he is or want him to be.

 

He has a better touch, weight of pass and shooting ability than 75% of the midfielders and strikers in the Premier League.

Exactly what I ldo ok for in a centre half.

 

He might be good in this 3 in the back system when he's got two people either side to do his defending for him, but he's a fucking rubbish defender.

[razor]

[General Dryness]

I don't mind Gary Neville.

He was an excellent full back, and didn't he refuse to have an Agent as he believed in his Trade Union?

Been quite good as a Sky Pundit too, and was unfairly castigated recently over the Liverpool Goalkeeping comments( considering Carragher said even more on the issue,and got off lightly)

Everton supporter in "I don't mind a Utd player" shocker.

 

You'll be telling us George Michael was gay next.

[Guest]

Everton supporter in "I don't mind a Utd player" shocker.

 

You'll be telling us George Michael was gay next.

What? George Michael was gay?

 

He was straight when Everton last won a trophy.

[stringvest]

Still think that Lallana is more valuable to us than Coutinho or Firmino. That Kuyt broke more than he built, and that we started our decades of decline under Kenny.

[Tony Moanero]

The last point is not that controversial, in my opinion.

 

Questionable player recruitment, 88 Cup Final, 90 Semi-Final, etc. All of which were uncharacteristic of what LFC had become. Sad but true.

 

Kuyt was boss, though. A man for the big occasion.

[3 Stacks]

The transfer committee/Comolli are/was good at their jobs. Most of the massive transfer mistakes we have made can be blamed on choices made by our managers or on their refusal to make any sort of effort to integrate signings they did not 100% agree with.

[Baltar]

I thought that once. Then he left behind a clusterfuck. In fairness, that makes him no different to any other successful manager in English football history - with one non-amnesty-requiring exception.

A lot of mancs also criticise him for the same thing but he left them with a team that easily won the title. I think the mancs are just using that to excuse the failings of LVG and Mourinho. 

[stringvest]

The last point is not that controversial, in my opinion.

 

Questionable player recruitment, 88 Cup Final, 90 Semi-Final, etc. All of which were uncharacteristic of what LFC had become. Sad but true.

 

Kuyt was boss, though. A man for the big occasion.

 

 

if you wanted to lose it he was.

[thegreatelephant]

seing the mighty Cobblers playing Liverpool at Anfield was one of my miserable life's ambition achieved and the other one is seeing England lift the World Cup whilst still in this particular lifespan too

[Tony Moanero]

if you wanted to lose it he was.

Rubbish.

[stringvest]

Rubbish.

 

 

Except we did lose the biggest occasion he played in for us.  Crouch would have won us that game. 

[Tony Moanero]

Except we did lose the biggest occasion he played in for us. Crouch would have won us that game.

Maybe, maybe not.

 

Kuyt did get a goal though.

[stringvest]

Maybe, maybe not.

 

Kuyt did get a goal though.

 

 

and?