Avinalaff

Pete's telly.
 

Shaving my head only to realise my face is tanned and my scalp is white. Now I look like a flaming ice cream cone.

Why not play Lescott with his ex CD partner Jagielka and indeed Baines? Surely they were the best partnership in the Prem at the time?

Goal line technology is but one area of concern.
 
What about the red / yellow card issue, the penalty, the dive, the racial abuse, the offside, injury time, the dangerous foul and so on?

Hi matey.
 
Welcome to the forum. Ignore the mods and you'll enjoy yourself.

Hmm, a bit far from me really.
 
However, if you want advice regarding learning feel free to pm me, and I'll see if I can't help you out.
 
I would also advise that you learn to read tablature if you can't already.

It's not that big a deal for a few weeks. Of the games he's played in, he's been great in 2 or 3 and pretty average in the others. The only worry for me is the possibility that when Fellaini plays badly, the team play badly, so not being able to rely on him could be beneficial in it's own way.

It would remove the opportunity for corruption to exist so probably isn't a popular measure for some of the hierarchy.
 
For me, it would only work if the technology was available to be displayed for all in the ground to witness.

It's not that big a deal for a few weeks. Of the games he's played in, he's been great in 2 or 3 and pretty average in the others. The only worry for me is the possibility that when Fellaini plays badly, the team play badly, so not being able to rely on him could be beneficial in it's own way.

It's important to realise the difference between fans.
 
If there was a supporting hierarchy, it would read something like this:
 
 
At the top of the supporting tree, you have the lads who travel home, away, and abroad to follow their team.
 
Next, the lads who get to home matches etc.
 
Somewhere in the middle, you get the lads who follow from their armchair, pc, radio, tv, or newspaper etc.
 
At the very bottom, a few miles deeper than the darkest cesspit of hell, you get the weird folk who tell you they support which ever team happens to be the best at the time, even if they can't tell you anything about the club, or, where the club actually plays.
 
Under the rocks at the end of those folks gardens, you will find the Liverpool fans.

It's important to realise the difference between fans.
 
If there was a supporting hierarchy, it would read something like this:
 
 
At the top of the supporting tree, you have the lads who travel home, away, and abroad to follow their team.
 
Next, the lads who get to home matches etc.
 
Somewhere in the middle, you get the lads who follow from their armchair, pc, radio, tv, or newspaper etc.
 
At the very bottom, a few miles deeper than the darkest cesspit of hell, you get the weird folk who tell you they support which ever team happens to be the best at the time, even if they can't tell you anything about the club, or, where the club actually plays.
 
Under the rocks at the end of those folks gardens, you will find the Liverpool fans.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19865183
Quote from Brendan Rogers:
 

It's important to realise the difference between fans.
 
If there was a supporting hierarchy, it would read something like this:
 
 
At the top of the supporting tree, you have the lads who travel home, away, and abroad to follow their team.
 
Next, the lads who get to home matches etc.
 
Somewhere in the middle, you get the lads who follow from their armchair, pc, radio, tv, or newspaper etc.
 
At the very bottom, a few miles deeper than the darkest cesspit of hell, you get the weird folk who tell you they support which ever team happens to be the best at the time, even if they can't tell you anything about the club, or, where the club actually plays.
 
Under the rocks at the end of those folks gardens, you will find the Liverpool fans.

It's important to realise the difference between fans.
 
If there was a supporting hierarchy, it would read something like this:
 
 
At the top of the supporting tree, you have the lads who travel home, away, and abroad to follow their team.
 
Next, the lads who get to home matches etc.
 
Somewhere in the middle, you get the lads who follow from their armchair, pc, radio, tv, or newspaper etc.
 
At the very bottom, a few miles deeper than the darkest cesspit of hell, you get the weird folk who tell you they support which ever team happens to be the best at the time, even if they can't tell you anything about the club, or, where the club actually plays.
 
Under the rocks at the end of those folks gardens, you will find the Liverpool fans.

It's a castle guard.

Here we go again ....
 
Baaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan heeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeem !!!!

Might need to take Felli off here.

We've been asked not to post links here mate, but wiziwig and freefootballstreaminfo etc are normally worth a look.

Wigan-a-win this one 5-0.

Each time I see a link to one of our players I think they're injured or leaving lol.

Each time I see a link to one of our players I think they're injured or leaving lol.

Wigan-a-win this one 5-0.

That's just nuts.

Good result.
 
I thought the commentators talked a load of crap throughout though.

Lol, there are good reasons I avoided Derby matches ha ha, but hope it's a good game. I just hope it doesn't kickstart their season.