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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    It doesn't depend on where you're from, it depends on whether you are pronouncing it correctly or not.


    You're like some sort of Fast Show character.
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete752 View Post
    Interesting..I should visit Merseyside just to get a chance to see for myself..or rather hear for myself in this case
    You should do mate. You'd be welcome at are house any day
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    It doesn't depend on where you're from, it depends on whether you are pronouncing it correctly or not.
    Oh wow
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    Quote Originally Posted by PatienceWillPay View Post


    You're like some sort of Fast Show character.
    He's a bl00dy nice bloke apparently
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    Quote Originally Posted by PatienceWillPay View Post


    You're like some sort of Fast Show character.
    Ok Walter Mitty.

    Quote Originally Posted by DiabyDoesGallas View Post
    Oh wow
    Is that wrong? People say 'yeh' instead of 'yes' all over the country, is that the official pronunciation? No, no it isn't.

    'Dunno' also isn't how you should pronounce 'don't know'.

    You get the idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by THEFLYINGPIG View Post
    He's a bl00dy nice bloke apparently
    Which was nice.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    Ok Walter Mitty.



    Is that wrong? People say 'yeh' instead of 'yes' all over the country, is that the official pronunciation? No, no it isn't.

    'Dunno' also isn't how you should pronounce 'don't know'.

    You get the idea.
    Dweeb.

    That's how i imagine you.

    An irritating little dweeb.

    What what.
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    Quote Originally Posted by PatienceWillPay View Post
    Dweeb.

    That's how i imagine you.

    An irritating little dweeb.

    What what.
    You're right, you're just a top notch bloke, and fully mentally stable as well.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    Is that wrong? People say 'yeh' instead of 'yes' all over the country, is that the official pronunciation? No, no it isn't.
    How do you know people aren't saying "yeah" instead of "yeh"? Answer - you don't.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiabyDoesGallas View Post
    How do you know people aren't saying "yeah" instead of "yeh"? Answer - you don't.
    I dunno. Not that it's relevant.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    I dunno. Not that it's relevant.
    of course it's relevant. "Yeah" is a word.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiabyDoesGallas View Post
    of course it's relevant. "Yeah" is a word.
    It's an informal colloquial word. Would you write it in an academic paper or anything remotely official?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    It's an informal colloquial word. Would you write it in an academic paper or anything remotely official?
    Yeah.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    It's an informal colloquial word.
    Precisely. Thanks for agreeing with me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiabyDoesGallas View Post
    Precisely. Thanks for agreeing with me.
    Pathetic.
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    Are c'mon lads can't we all just play nice? Were all reds togever so let's just agree to disagree..... Yeah?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Paulite View Post
    Pathetic.
    innit blud
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    There is a difference between playing young players every game and gradually introducing them for some experience each game. Sterling made an impact as soon as he came on and I think Shelvey at least should be given more game time with Henderson struggling.
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    Quote Originally Posted by indianpaddy View Post
    I think overplaying the kids is a risky move. Look at what happened to Michael Owen. Evans and Houllier overplayed him and now always injured. Also if you are talking about defenders there confidence can snap. Insua a great example. A good left back , overplayed by Rafa when Aurelio got injured; lost all confidence and then became a marked man for the boo merchants.
    we look at 9 games now were we got nothing to play for in the league, this would be a great opportunity to introduce our young players, can't remember as my memory is dodgy or what league or what manager, but there season had virtually finished as the only had a handful of games, the manager got rid of all the senior players & played all the youth players to end of the season, than a couple of years they saw the benefit again can't remember who it was.
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    Quote Originally Posted by DiabyDoesGallas View Post
    Yes they do.
    They sound exactly the same...in Belfast.
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    Kenny didn't seem to have a problem playing the youth when he first came back, but I think that was out of necessity given the dire football we were playing and the lift it obviously gave us. In that respect I dont think he was under much pressure.

    This season he's under pressure because he's brought in his own players and it seems to me that he's sticking with them to the bitter end. Admirable to a degree, but I think he needs to mix and match and use the youth more, but at the right time.

    Bringing the kids on to play in a struggling side with the crowd on the backs of the players will only have a negative effect (unless we've got another Messi on our hands)
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    Quote Originally Posted by petefarrelly View Post
    This ^^^^^

    also it hasnt done the likes of Rooney, Ronaldo and Messi anyharm has it. The only positive yesterday was Sterlings appearance and for Kenny to say they wont get a chance when senior players return is a real set back for me as a fan and im sure to are youth players.

    Also some of them are not exactly young anymore. Suso 18, Adorjan 19 and even Robbo 19 and Flanagan 19 are all perfect age to bring through IMO
    Moes managed Shrek excellentl IMO. He didnt start games for a while but even when he did he was never overplayed.

    Worrying comments re Sterling though.....or is he putting him in the squad so he doesnt go in the summer, and not letting on that this is the case? Time will tell I suppose, see if hes in the squad for Newcastle
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    Again, it is getting to a point where I don't care what is said in the press anymore. Actions speak louder than words. Said this during Roy's time here as well. So I'm obviously not exactly enthused about all the excuses and stuff coming out. Let the actions on the pitch speak for themselves is what I reckon.
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    Also his comments about changing are style of play and not playing good football is also very worrying TBH. Because if KK thinks we played good on saturday he needs to wake up seriously are play was tripe at times and especially in the 2nd half were like Stoke at times
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    Quote Originally Posted by pete752 View Post
    Interesting..I should visit Merseyside just to get a chance to see for myself..or rather hear for myself in this case
    Don't you go to matches?
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    Quote Originally Posted by cravenz View Post
    Again, it is getting to a point where I don't care what is said in the press anymore. Actions speak louder than words. Said this during Roy's time here as well. So I'm obviously not exactly enthused about all the excuses and stuff coming out. Let the actions on the pitch speak for themselves is what I reckon.
    The actions are saying anything either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by petefarrelly View Post
    This ^^^^^

    also it hasnt done the likes of Rooney, Ronaldo and Messi anyharm has it. The only positive yesterday was Sterlings appearance and for Kenny to say they wont get a chance when senior players return is a real set back for me as a fan and im sure to are youth players.

    Also some of them are not exactly young anymore. Suso 18, Adorjan 19 and even Robbo 19 and Flanagan 19 are all perfect age to bring through IMO


    Rooney Ronaldo Messi
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    Sterling
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    Quote Originally Posted by Chickenliver View Post
    Don't you go to matches?
    I would love to but I've never had the chance so far..I grew up in Asia and I moved to Europe just a little while back.

    Now that I'm finally done with school and I've started working, I can save up some money and go watch my first game in Anfield soon
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    Quote Originally Posted by Seanosdelgardo View Post


    Rooney Ronaldo Messi
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    Sterling
    Im not Saying Sterling is as good as those. What im saying is even if we had a player as good as those at 17etc He wouldnt give them a chance. Although i dont think we have anyone of that ability in our ranks, i firmly believe we have players as good as Chamberlain at Arsenal ATM, i really believ that. I honestly think McLaughlin, Robinson, Suso, Sterling and Jack Dunn could be part of are Squad long term, while Flanagan, Adorjan and Ibe have a chance as well
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    Quote Originally Posted by SuperLucas108 View Post
    The actions are saying anything either.
    I assume you meant to say "aren't"? And if that is the case, yes I know. It worries me. It could really just be simply the poor luck we had at the start of the season and then it being compounded when we finally had a bad patch and the players being mentally unsettled. It could also be down to winning a Cup and then letting their foot off the gas. However, the issue is why don't they play well in the league. Cup games need no introduction or little motivation, motivation is required for the league. Quite simply, we have not trained the minds of our players, for some years now, to be mentally and physically ready to do well consistently across the whole season.
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