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As I write, who knows whether this fixture will even go ahead? With positive Covid cases on the rise thanks to a combination of the new Omicron variant and peoples’ tendency to do as Boris the Biff says, and Spurs seeming to be a hotspot, this might yet add to their fixture backlog while also giving us another fixture to cram in somewhere in the new year. And if it does go ahead, we don’t even know how strong a squad we’ll be able to take to Spurs’ shiny new stadium. Bravery. Urgency. Organisation. Nous. Order. Energy. Skill. Tenacity. Effort. Nerve. Tactical flexibility. Effervescence. I don’t ask for much. Last season’s fixture was just an utterly dominant performance from the Reds. Mourinho and his players had no answer to the slick movement and intensity we brought with us to London. It finished 3-1 but the gap between the sides looked like an absolute chasm. We missed a number of great chances and even had a goal ruled out when Bobby was adjudged to have handled the ball on halfway as we broke. The ball did indeed clip his arm but only because it clipped Eric Dier’s arm first. Mind you, we were well accustomed to having goals ruled out and decisions given against for utter bollocks VAR calls. Bobby finally converted the opener shortly before half time as we got the goal our approach work merited. Trent hammered a second past Lloris shortly after the break and, though Spurs pulled a goal back almost immediately via a Hojbjerg long range effort, we just stepped up a gear and Sadio finished at the back post after his marker lost the flight of the ball. It was a very good performance in stark contrast to our general form after the New Year. It was also the game that put Big Bird out for the rest of the season and saw us having to scramble for defensive reinforcements as the transfer deadline approached. Everyone knows we SHOULD have brought reinforcements in earlier in the month as Matip wasn’t a player who could play 3 games in a week. In March 1986, we were slowly starting to step up a gear and Everton, who’d convincingly won the league a year earlier and looked good again this season, began to creak. Big Nev in goal was a big miss for them but they’d added Lineker’s pace and goals. We travelled to Spurs and played on a frozen pitch that had been cleared of snow before kick off. Spurs took the lead when Brucie fumbled a corner under his own crossbar to led hef-hef-hef-heff-heff Chris Waddle bundle the ball home. We equalised in the second half when, after the ball ping-ponged around the Spurs box, Big Jan drilled home from the edge of the area past ex-Red Clem. After a mistimed attempt to head the ball clear, Whelan found some room in midfield before playing a precise through-ball behind the defender towards Rushie. Rushie did what he always did and it was now 2-1. The title challenge was now well and truly back on. The momentum we gained carried us all the way to a first ever League and Cup double. High school coming-of-age dramas written by, produced by and/or directed by John Hughes were massive in the 80s. They almost always starred Molly Ringwald and Andrew McCarthy too. Pretty In Pink is one of the most well-known examples, and was the biggest box office hit in March 1986. Jocks, geeks, prom queens, the best friend who secretly fancies the protagonist, everyone with single parents. I wonder if these stereotypes were based on the typical high school demographic, or whether the high school demographic morphed into these stereotypes. I’ve never seen this film. I have seen The Breakfast Club though, and that is ace. As I said at the beginning, it’s hard to know what to expect going into this one, because it’s not certain if it will go ahead as scheduled, and if it does, we don’t know what sort of line-up we can expect. From Antonio Conte, I would think he would go with his tried and trusted 3-4-3 set-up with wing backs and hard-working midfielders. With all the games they’ve had called off recently, they might be a little rusty. Or, they might be less weary than some of our players. Who knows? What I do know is that if Jurgen is as meticulous in his preparations as usual, and the attitude and application are right, we can continue to dominate Spurs as we have in recent years. Go out there, do what we can do, and get the job done.

A girl in uni showed me this and more pics on her laptop of Ian watkins doing these kinda things at the start of the year. Looks like theyre finally coming into the public. Lostprophets Singer In A GAY Sex Tape?! | UnratedPerez.com

If this deal does go through just spare a thought for the poor old Evertonians who for the first time in there lives may have a reason to be bitter. For Everton read Espanyol the very poor neighbours of Barcelona. We will have a 100,000 state of the art best stadium in Europe with Hotels and other fantastic add ons to boot with the likes of Ronaldo, Messi, Torres and Gerrard in our team. The sad reality is when they sing there is only one team in Liverpool they will be right. Poor old Evertonians

Flags, marches, discussions, rally’s, email campaigns, strongly worded banners, fantastic Photoshop mock-up graphics. I’ve seen and heard them all, and been involved in a few in the past 12 months or so as slowly, but surely, the Liverpool FC supporting fanbase have come to realise that Liverpool isn’t just in trouble – it is in serious decline. This weekend I was expecting a big statement of intent – a big determination that a vocal area of Liverpool FC fans was going to make a stand, draw a line in the sand and insist that the destruction of Liverpool FC would not be allowed to continue. That statement wasn’t forthcoming. According to the overwhelming majority of Liverpool supporters on the forum it really is time to punish the clubs owners where it really will hurt. Not on advertising hoardings in Liverpool – not on pre-match marches thousands of miles away from where they sleep comfortably in bed – not even through emails that are filtered out and emptied in to online trashcan’s. No. *The only message they will receive is the one that hits their wallet. Under the present owners Liverpool FC are over £350M in debt. *The club has not had a transfer budget in almost 3 years. *We are scrambling around with mediocrity for our next manager (who will also have no money to sell), rumours suggest more top players are on the way out of the club, the proposed Anfield stadium looks even more of a pipe dream than it did 3 years ago and we continue to burn money at an astonishing rate. (Pic of c&a laughing together, "Tomorrow - let's burn another £110,000") A Liverpool season ticket holder will see his annual payment (of around £700) ignited within 6 minutes. *Money saved for a year by a fan effectively torched by the clubs owners in the time of a commercial break. *That’s every 6 minutes, of every hour, of every day. Liverpool FC simply cannot afford to continue burning £1M every 9 days on bank interest. The Royal Bank of Scotland may be rubbing their hands with glee at this money landing in their coffers, but with each passing day Liverpool FC is coming closer to financial meltdown. Tom Hicks and George Gillett are holding out for £800M (for a club they bought for £200M) in 2007. *RBS will be in no rush to order them to sell as long as the interest is flying in. So I’m going to do the best I can to ensure that Hicks and Gillett lower their valuation of the club. Last year I estimated I helped prop up the owners by handing the owners around £600 in ticket money. *I’m sure a lot of other fans went to more games – I’m sure a lot went to less. But for now my donation to their cause is over. I will not be attending Anfield until the present owners have left the club. *I will not be purchasing a single item from the official club store. *I will not be counted as one of their customers when they try to value the club at £800M. *I will not financially support the continued destruction of the football club I love. *I will not finance two owners who have discredited our club and rode roughshod over its supporters. This ‘customer’ is officially on strike. *My conscience will be clear and I will know I am doing the level best I can to expedite the end of this distasteful period in the club’s history. Judging by many of the comments I have read from other like-minded fans I know I am not walking alone. by Anfield Online | Monday, June 14th, 2010 http://www.anfield-online.co.uk/editorial/2010/hicks-and-gillett-wont-get-another-dime-from-me/

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Simple question would you like Rafa go to the chavs in the summer and Maureen to Liverpool, I for one think Rafa is the best thing to happen to this club in a generation, he stays for me.