Sprooly

Dark we are doing Romeo and Juilet at school too its such a pile of shit!

yeah i said that to a few of my mates I always wake up in the middle of the night when everton play and i cant watch ill probs wake up 20 mins after the final whistle hoping to see an everton win

cant watch everton vs west ham Damn school only 1 and a half weeks left then 2 whole months off!!! wooo!

thoughts?

ur jokin

billy get the fuck in

i agree i think the boys will win

yeah switch heintiga and distin hang on ill give it a edit

we will win 1-0 ill go with this team -------------Howard-------------- Hibbert--Neill----Heintiga---Distin Gosling---Rodwell--Cahill---Baxter -----------Saha------Yakubu------- SUBS Nash Coleman Mustafi Wallace Fellaini Jo Agard

On my Laptop Cahill vs Villa On my Dads Comp Just a Windows XP pic that is a Hill On my Computer Gosling vs Liverpool

of course people are gonna say the stadium does very little for the place but the docklands is a success because of the stadium for 6 months of the year about 50-100 thousand people travel to Etihad stadium which makes the docklands better because of the amount of people traveling there... I like the docklands but if it wasnt for the stadium it wouldnt be as good because the place has been cleaned up alot

i actually think etihad stadium makes our docklands so much better mate if that wasn't there then the docklands would be a crap-hole mate!

I live in melbourne and the Docklands is sick! The stadium is brilliant!

Neill is australian captain i think he is a guranteee for the world cup

I was watching in that first half and i thought wolves were constantly fouling billy that wasnt winning free kicks and that sort of got to him a bit was great to see him get a goal and baines bloody hell i thought it was going in for a second When that wolves player got sent off in injury time it took about 1 min out of stoppage time but it wasnt put back in?

Although im no expert i didnt think we were that bad... on another day we could have scored 4 persistent fouling from wolves around the area which was not given was so bloody fustrating

George Gillett has claimed that Rafael Benítez is to blame for Liverpool’s failings on the pitch – rather than the owners – after stating that the club is in “extraordinarily” good financial shape compared with Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester United. By Rory Smith Published: 7:30AM BST 06 Oct 2009 “In the last 18 months, we have invested £128 million on top of what has come in. That means it should be getting better,” Gillett said. “Now if it’s not getting better, it’s not Gillett and Hicks, it’s the manager, it’s the scouting. You have to make sure you balance out your *****ysis. There was plenty of money, so if you have any complaints, take a look at the ins and outs.” Gillett made the comments in an ad hoc interview with a representative of the fans’ union Spirit of Shankly at Liverpool’s Kirkby academy prior to the Premier League match with Hull last week. During the conversation, the Colorado-based businessman, who was showing the Saudi prince Faisal al-Fahad bin Abdullah bin Saud around the facility, denied declaring in the aftermath of his takeover of the club that work would begin on a new stadium in Stanley Park “in 60 days,” suggesting Hicks was responsible for the statement. “I have never talked about that,” he claimed. “Hicks was the one who said 60 days. In that period of time, the world’s credit market collapsed and he ended up with big egg on his face. I do not talk about absolute dates when we are talking about credit markets.” Footage of the press conference held after the Americans’ 2007 takeover of the club, however, shows Gillett insisting “the shovel needs to be in the ground in the next 60 days or so, and we expect to follow that”. Of more immediate concern to the club’s supporters, though, is Gillett’s insistence that “the £30 million [from the sale of Xabi Alonso] went straight back in” to Benítez’s coffers, as well as “£22-23 million as part of our budgets”. Gillett’s statement that Benítez is to blame belies the fragile peace between boardroom and boot room at Anfield. Benítez has been noticeably coy on the subject of the club’s owners this season after two years of almost constant conflict, but relations remain strained, particularly on the subject of transfer budgets. Gillett insists the £20 million average spend predicated in investment do*****ents leaked last month is “an estimate, not a cap” and is adamant “we spent more than the £20 million in the off season,” denying that he and Hicks “took any money out to pay down debt”. Yet Benítez, who made a late £12 million offer for Gareth Barry in early June as he opened negotiations for the £18 million purchase of Glen Johnson and privately examined the possibility of signing David Silva, the Valencia midfielder, two months later failed to find the funds to sign Michael Turner, then with Hull, for £12 million. Such turmoil was said to be the result of Hicks and Gillett’s refinancing of the £350 million loan with RBS and Wachovia used to buy the club, although the latter insists “the club has the lowest debt to each dollar of earnings of any major club in the sport”. “The club is in extraordinarily good financial condition. Far better than Manchester United, Chelsea or Arsenal. We have invested massively, we have put more money in than anyone other than Manchester City, with the craziness they have got,” Gillett said. Gillett insisted the “debt on Liverpool is very sound” and denied suggestions the club would struggle to meet interest payments without Champions League football. “The budgets are done very conservatively,” he said. “They are based on a very limited success in the Champions League. Even without that, we have enough cash flow to pay the minimum interest and give Rafa what he needs to make us competitive.” Gillett's key points On Benítez: “We have invested more money than our competitors, in keeping with the history of the club, which means it should be getting better. Now if it’s not getting better, it’s not Gillett and Hicks, it’s the manager” On finance: “The club is in extraordinarily good financial condition. Far better than United, Chelsea or Arsenal.” http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/leagues/premierleague/liverpool/6263268/George-Gillett-blame-Rafael-Benitez-for-Liverpools-failings.html

HIBBO

9 first team players unavailable! bloody hell!

maybe moyes wants yak to close down defenders more? I dont know

was he the lad that scored againest villa in the fa cup last season? if it is he is a quick striker who has a good finish on him from that one match that ive seen of him maybe lol

howard

blooody hell

hibbert on great

damn off the line!