MVP

It's you I'm afraid. He's been like that since he was born. To me, he's the worst of the whole bunch, the fucking idiot.

Well, the poll is about which goal celebration you hate the most, not which player you hate most. But I've always hated Keane anyway. I know he's supposed to be a Liverpool fan and all, but I just can't help hating that moron.

Robbie Keane. His celebration has made me sick for years now. But Cahill runs him close, and I've also always hated Thomas Brolin and his gay jump-spinn.

No. Of course not. We see games very differently, I acknowledge that. A lot of people whose opinion I usually respect also thought he had a decent game, and on the Danish forum he's had a lot of votes for MoM. I just don't understand it. It's not because I'm looking for a scapegoat or that I want him be crap. i want him to do good, I just don't see it.And try to ask yourself why there was so much space on the right flank in the second half - especially after Ballack went off?

Completely agree with your evaluation of Pennant's contribution thus far, and in particular sunday. I thought he was our worst player, too. In fact, I'm pretty convinced Chelsea also saw him like this, as he got so much space on the right flank, I found it hard to believe. It must have been deliberate. He was completely unmarked during the entire second half, and he produced frustrating little from it. They just left him unmarked out there, let him recieve the ball, and then waited for him to come at them. You only do that when you're certain you can contain him easily.I think he has been very dissapointing so far. He gives us width, I'll give him that as he's very good at staying out and opening the picth. Sadly, there's rarely an end product.

You are certainly very easy to impress. Does i mean that I can claim anything, tell you that I know DT, and you'll believe me? :whistle:

Completely agree although I thought Pennant was by far our worst player. He loses possession easier than Luis, didn't get past a man last night, and has he ever won a header? I know it's early days, but I have been dissapointed with him so far.

That's what I thought when reading it. When you think they can't get any lower, they do. What kind of club comes out with a statement like that? They're a disgrace. I also think this part is a bit contradictory: "Chelsea made William Gallas a very substantial and attractive new contract offer to stay towards the end of last season. This was rejected. "The issue was purely one of money, despite his public comments that he wanted a new challenge, to play abroad and so forth. These were just a smokescreen to cover up the fact he was hawking himself to the highest bidder." They made him a much improved contract offer, but he turned them down because of money?

Indeed it is. As many others I have a gut feeling that Dirk would be a good choice even though I've never seen him take one. But my choice right now would be Alonso. The lad's got balls.

I think Bob's voice is fantasic there. Love it in his young years with the almost childish tone to it. Johnny's voice is just enormous.This clip with the two legends is ace, too: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0IAAV6N9No&mode=related&search=

Agree with the sentiment that Arsenal made the best deal. Gallas is truly world class, and why should Arsenal keep a spoiled little child who doesn't want to be there. Ashley Cole is not the best left back in the world - but he's now officially one of the biggest arseholes.

Completely agree. We should take the money and run.

Gravesen said: 'I am delighted to have joined Celtic, one of the biggest clubs in the world.' :D :D

No way. He's finished. And an idiot.

Alonso. I thought Crouch did well but got tired in the second half. Should have been sub'ed with Bellamy earlier. Sami was also good defensively, but his 'passing' was awful. He has to cut down on his long ball-thing.

Of course Agger still has a lot to prove, but to start your Anfield career with performances like that speaks volumes. I'm very, very pleased with his approach to the game, and this season he clearly has confidence in himself. Did anyone else notice when Gerrard dropped back to carry the ball out of defence as he so often does on Saturday? Agger had the ball and Gerrard was clearly expecting to take over, but Agger just skipped past him as if saying: 'Step over, I'm perfectly capable of this myself'. It was ace. As for Kromkamp, I think he's terrible and he knows it himself. He is not comfortable out there, that's for sure. He'll might be a decent footballer elsewhere, but it's not going to be with us. He doesn't even look like a footballer at times. He almost dribbled the ball over the line two times on saturday ffs.

Of course Pepe is superior in almost every department - actually I can't think of a single thing Dudek does better. For the first goal, Dudek actually made a very good save initially, but it bounced out on Bendtner again and in goal. Unlucky if you ask me. Anyway, I completely agree that Reine is the better keeper, but I think Dudek is a competent reserve.

Dudek was not poor in my opinion, he was average. Couldn't do anything about the goals, but had a few other good saves. And Agger was not imperious, but had a solid game. His passing was, as always, very good, but he had a few positioning problems, for which he was rightly criticised by Mølby on Danish television. But you're right that Agger's the future and Dudek past..

Yes it does. He's also one of the worst players when it comes to whining to the refs, and I'll never forget that cowardly stamp he made on Luis. He's actually the Chelsea player i hate most of that pathetic bunch.

Yes. What do you want to know about it? I'll be happy to enlighten you :whistle:

Does the Count really know what tryptophane is, and why it should aid sleeping? Pork also contains a lot of it, you know.. Otherwise, Robbie is a legend. Let's see if he gets selected.

If he really feels that way, then why the hell doesn't he just drop England and concentrate full time on LFC? I don't get it, but maybe it's an English thing that one just don't say no to the national team? He has been treated like shit by Sven for years, and if he really don't care, why then not say it litterally? It is still voluntary to play for your country, I guess?

Or maybe it's just that Sven shagged Walcotts mum, and feels he has to give something in return?

I still think it ia one of the craziest moves a manager has ever made. It would perhaps make sense if Owen and Rooney were fit, and Walcott could get a sniff of the action, but in this particular case it is just plain stupid. And I don't think the move comes from Svens cohones but from a very different place. The options you have listed with Crouch as a lone striker etc. could still be employed if another striker was included. Wouldn't you be pissed if some player Sven hasn't even seen play a competitive match were picked ahead of you if you had scored 18 pl goals? But intriguing? Yes, definately.

Rashid answered that for me already. They have played and scored in the PL this season.