stuart1971

Isn't it bumder as in the start of BUMmer and the end of benDER? BUMDER!

your right, always good comedy value though

even adding hyphons still make that 4 words

 

vaseline

King Kenny was given the boot due to his league form and shocking transfer buys, and it was always going to be messy if you look at his status within the clubs history.

Im not convinced by Rodgers tbh, too much talk and not enough results....And dont get me started on the owners !!

Fish

Just reading a preview of the secret footballer on a different site and he states that American journos - who also cover the Red sox - have said that the United game could be a deal breaker for Brendan Rogers.. He also goes on to say that he should be wary of the month of October....? What does that mean ffs?

Bumbder

 

and we are officialy a "hot topic" lol

I can't believe this was number 1 for 2 weeks! What drugs was everyone on at the end of the 80's?

i admit i bought this single......hang my head in shame!!!!

Spectre

Looks brilliant. What is it ?

Tired

Like a twat, I picked up a 3d copy of the avengers and it didn't work in my 2d ps3 and 2d tv

So we watched mrs Biggs instead ( my neighbour not the tv show).......

Lost

Umbrella

Nothing personal Stuart but I hate this game on internet forums.

 

The whole basis of it (started on the radio as "The Tennis Elbow Foot Game" in 1966, moved to TV briefly in 1968, I watched it) is that you react immediately....any hesitation and you lose; so I completely fail to see the point in reading a word, thinking about it, googling it, searching an online dictionary and then coming up with a "clever" off the cuff riposte.

 

By all means give it a go but the second it drops off the front page I'll delete its arse .

 

Need another beer now .

Well your out for a start because that's over 50 words !! Lol

 

Boxes of twenty four Stellas for £14 in Tesco's.

 

More importantly they're proper 330ml bottles instead of the poxy "one gulp and they're gone" 285ml that are the norm these days.....that extra 45ml makes all the difference .

 

I apologise in advance to DK for drinking at home again....I'm thoroughly ashamed of myself .

Did you not mean 45mm lol

so you have to post a single word to continue the thread ...Simples !!!!

 

Toffee

Ok, so the missus and me are going to watch the new "Avengers Ensemble" or whatever its called....ive heard its decent

For obvious reasons I didnt like him as a player, but he has certainly excelled as a pundit. I guess that comes from only just retireing and being fresh still...he still is Rat Boy though !!!

Couldn't help but grudgingly liking Shankly myself....many admirable qualities (colour blindness aside ). Proper honest working class bloke who never lost touch with where he came from.

I think football has changed too much nowadays to have that working class foundation, its all about money and making the big owners happy.

Benetiz had a bit of a fan/manager relationship and from what I can see so does moyes

I believe a groundshare is maybe the only way forward, especialy in the financial climate we find ourselves in and I wouldnt have a problem with sharing with Everton FC.

I know there is rivalry but there is not hatred like what exists between Liverpool and Utd ?

The Allainz arena in Munich is a good example of how ground shares can work . When Bayern play it turns red, when Munich 1860 play it turns blue. Voila!

 

I can't link it on my phone but if you type in Allainz arena red to blue on YouTube you can see it 'in action'.

 

If a new shared stadium would provide financial security and income for the future then we'd be foolish not to do it. I can't see investment whilst we are still at Goodison.

 

And I'm pretty sure they wouldn't build a Shankly statue outside it!

Maybe they could bung shanks outside your dressing room lol

 

Liverpool fans might stick around once they're relegated, they don't acknowledge Man U for winning more stuff than them, so it will be a few years before they swap to Chelsea/Arsenal/City .

 

As for us, anything over 30,000 is a sell out. We get near 40,000 for big games, which means we have fans who can't even see half the pitch so paying £40 to just be in the ground which gives me the belief that if the ground had better views, more fans would come. Personally, if there is only poor seats left I don't go.

I will always support Liverpool and there is always a place in my heart for both merseyside clubs as I love the people of Liverpool. Always been friendly to me and my family when we visit the city from down south, and I would never support Chelsea etc lol

 

 

Id be all for it. There was a great idea being thrown about a couple of years ago where Everton build a side and an end, Liverpool do the same. So effectively we build half a stadium each. Could be quite cost effective too.

 

Personally had an idea of using the Littlewoods building on edge lane for a stadium. Given its history in the city and the Moores family history with both clubs it could be spectacular. Already on the motorway route, aswell as having Wavertree Tech Park station down the road and the widening of edge lane already on the go. It could be iconic on the way into the city, and the amount of green space lost in the park could be replaced at both Anfield and Goodison if the council did a land swap.

To let my imagination run wild; the council could build a stand onto the existing building and also build the opposite side, let the clubs build an end each (a sort of Kop and Gwladys) then rent the stadium to the clubs on a match day. Club offices located in their own ends. Changing rooms (three of them, one each and visitors) and make the corporate facilities neutral but adaptable depending on who is the home team.

 

Got a bit lost in my own fantasy there.

 

How do you feel about sharing Stuart?

It's a great topic isn't it !!

I think a ground share would be a good idea as neither club appear to have the funds to go it alone. But it would have to be a 70 or 80 thousand searer wouldn't it ?

I was in Liverpool a month ago and did the stadium tours (yes your stadium too) and couldn't help thinking how good it would be to have a stadium on the waterfront somewhere with loads of restaurants and shops and stuff around it.

We will both never challenge the manc's unless we sort our stadium issues

Spot on there mate. Shouldnt a good manager be able to work with what he has got?

 

Another point, every manager that has been to Liverpool has always had financial backing and spent millions.

And ended up with the likes of carroll and downing

yeah, toy story 1 and 2 were brilliant, not too keen on number 3 though.

anyone seen the new "pirates" animated film....brilliant