Istvan Kozma

I once saw Carra in a sandwich shop in Crosby - he looked smaller than you would expect. I reckon I could take him and I am soft as shite. as long as he wasn;t looking and i had a gun.

hello

Glad to see some original debating going on.

ooh, my names code, today i've got a calculator and am being so nice, everyone suck my balls on 3

Punching people on nights out whilst dressed in grey cardigans?

Aye, wor sister reckons he's lush. Newcastle fans are alright I think. they really love their club y'ner. In 2000 I went for a night out in Newcastle, off my head on pills. woke up on my mates couch the next day and Liverpool were playing at St James'. He gave me a spare ticket in the fucking gallowgate end, so me and him were swigging vodka mix all the way there, him a geordie season ticket holder. I was sat by my self at the match and 3 minutes in Riise scores a fucking pearler on one of his first matches and I just stand up and scream ' yeahhhs get the fuuuk innnl ad cmoon redds ' etc, and 20 000 people threaten to break my legs. true story. won 2-0.

is that so? oh dear, poor old Jose. Oh dear, what a terrible week.

what bollocks, everyone knows that the best ever team is the current Barcelona team, check sky sports news if you don't believe me. then it is the Man United team that beat Roma 7-0, then some other team that Nike sponsors, then Marine of 1992-93 who won the Unibond premier (scandalously denied promotion to the conference due to one side of the pitch having semi detached houses instead of seats) and getting to the 3rd round of the FA Cup (a competition people cared about in them days) only to be heroically beaten 3-1 by Crewe. And of course Real Madrid id 1956-60. how we all enjoyed the footage of such amazing football. How we all gasped as nobody else was in contention as they basically invented the competition while nobody was looking. Then Franco shot any dissenters, (i.e referees.) Liverpool 77-78 was not even the best Liverpool team, that was 1988 period. I should know, I saw a video of it.

shut the fuck up you insipid tedious cock nostril, this has fuck all to do with Benitez,

Contender for worst piss poor opening line of an article of all time. If you thought Arsene Wenger liked signing youngsters then you - quite literally - haven't seen nothing yet and all your puns are shit.

true enough, I suppose on previous form he will be saying the complete opposite tomorrow, he is a total joke cunt of a walking abortion. That aside, uefa will know, one would assume, just how close we were taken to disappearing with huge huge debts left unpaid. the high court would never let that happen, the government know that the masses need football to be kept in their place.

Liverpool nearly went out of business claims top UEFA official The previous ownership at Liverpool was a classic example of why new financial fair play rules have to be introduced, a top UEFA adviser has warned. William Gaillard, adviser to UEFA President Michel Platini, told a Parliamentary hearing into English football that Liverpool had come close to going under after Tom Hicks and George Gillett loaded it with debt before the club was taken over by American tycoon John Henry's New England Sports Ventures (NESV) company. "Leveraged buy-outs for many clubs end in disaster," said Gaillard. "Just take Liverpool where you have owners who came, contracted debt, bought out the previous owners and saddled the club with the debt. "What brought them down were two failed banks, one British, one American, that had been nationalised. "They suddenly found themselves being owned by two failed banks that had been taken over by Governments - RBS by the British Government and Wachovia by the US government. "The club has now been rescued and thank God because it has tremendous heritage - but it was a close call." UEFA's new rules are designed to force clubs to break even after an initial period of flexibility. Gaillard was asked why it was wrong for clubs to be given fresh investment to fulfill their ambition of climbing through the leagues. "There is nothing wrong with it but what we've seen is that when you get an investor who invests his own money at a loss it drives transfer prices up and drives wages up," he said. "It pushes other clubs who cannot afford it to try to match the club who has suddenly become rich, and creates an imbalance. "We've seen more than 80 clubs in Europe in 10 years going into administration." Gaillard cautioned against sudden massive investment by unpredictable and untrustworthy parties. "We at UEFA feel if a person brings equity, that is much better sit than if he brings debt," he said. "But even if a person brings equity, if he loses interest suddenly and finds it more attractive to invest in baseball for example, the club will be left with a wage bill it will never be able to pay even couple months after the sugar daddy has gone. "We feel that model based on sugar daddies not sustainable."

'there's only one paul ince' was not the the kops finest hour.