greatwhitenorf
Edgar Davids
Does any other club or club culture require soob-toitles, loike, moar 'an Livvapewwl? Loike? Honestly. It's not English they're speaking. Maybe need to double check Jordan Henderson's passport.
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Liverpool thread
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Does any other club or club culture require soob-toitles, loike, moar 'an Livvapewwl? Loike? Honestly. It's not English they're speaking. Maybe need to double check Jordan Henderson's passport.
I don't know why we don't just annex the place. GDP would go through the roof.
I really think we should stop mocking Liverpool and show them proper respect. They recently won the Asia Cup. That shows Klopp is a proper manager and they are a proper club. And they at least get to parade the cup through the streets of Liverpool.
What has Poch won? Nothing.
What has Poch won? Nothing.
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Exactly. All this talk of a broken club desperately chucking crazy money at average players so that they can hang on to their past is completely unnecessary.
In the unlikely scenario that that this spending does not lead to success, what happens then? Does that mean Klopp will go. It does seem that this is their last chance to make their current strategy work (trying to competing with City, United and Chelsea in the transfer market) . If it doesn't, surely they need to change strategy or the club will be overwhelmed by debt. I guess either they will sell to the Chinese or they will need to implement a bit of financial control (the very thing they mock us for)
I particularly like the double think - Need to let VVD go as he has opportunity to go to a bigger club / Coutinho has to show loyalty and we will not sell as we do not have to.
Oil / Plastic clubs are ruining the league and with klopp we do not need to spend loads to compete - £75M on Kieta, one good season / £60m on VVD
etc etc.
Didn't Utd go for him in their heyday too?
Seem to remember he turned them down to be the only fish in a small cesspool
Surely very close to joining us?
I think so.
Shame there will always be that question mark over his career. Clearly a talented player but never proved if he could do it for a team that matters.
glasgowspur
Chris Jones
I admire any player that stays at his boyhood club, if I had ever had the chance to pull on a spurs shirt nothing would have enticed me to leave.
I'm as competitive as they come, and I like money but there's pride in what you do and what you believe in.
I'm as competitive as they come, and I like money but there's pride in what you do and what you believe in.
Lemonade Money
Luka Modric
Even in the nineties? When Barca wanted to pair you up front with Ronaldo.
thingonaspring
Radek Cerny
Le Tissier:
"I nearly signed for Spurs in 1990 but changed my mind at the last minute when Terry Venables was manager," he told The Daily Echo.
"That was the closest I ever came to leaving. It got close, very, very close, to the point where we had agreed on wages.
"But, in the end, Southampton gave me a new contract and offered me just as much as Tottenham had.
"It probably was the hardest decision I had to make because of my loyalty as a Spurs fan but by this time I had settled in this area and loved the club and the people down here. That was enough to keep me here.
"I don't regret a thing. I've made all the decisions and I've stuck by them."
"I nearly signed for Spurs in 1990 but changed my mind at the last minute when Terry Venables was manager," he told The Daily Echo.
"That was the closest I ever came to leaving. It got close, very, very close, to the point where we had agreed on wages.
"But, in the end, Southampton gave me a new contract and offered me just as much as Tottenham had.
"It probably was the hardest decision I had to make because of my loyalty as a Spurs fan but by this time I had settled in this area and loved the club and the people down here. That was enough to keep me here.
"I don't regret a thing. I've made all the decisions and I've stuck by them."
glasgowspur
Chris Jones
A Scotsman in all that sun, I'd be burnt to a crisp in an hour.Even in the nineties? When Barca wanted to pair you up front with Ronaldo.
I have been visiting RAWK to understand how they are dealing with the apparent Coutinho / VVD hypocrisy.
So for the avoidance of doubt, I can confirm
1. Coutinho is the best player in the league and probably in the World
2. No sane person would leave Liverpool for Barca.
Everything is much more logical once you accept these facts.
So for the avoidance of doubt, I can confirm
1. Coutinho is the best player in the league and probably in the World
2. No sane person would leave Liverpool for Barca.
Everything is much more logical once you accept these facts.
parklane1
Vivian Woodward
One of my biggest regrets was never seeing him in a Spurs shirt, great player who should have played more then the 8 games he did for England.
Goal number two in the above is one of my favourite goals of all time.
AuroRaman
Chris Armstrong
Such a natural talent, would have loved to have seen him at Spurs. Some of his play was Gazza-esque who I consider to be the most gifted English player since....well, Hoddle.
Hotshot-Tottenham
Michael Carrick
Gazza Dazzla
Christian Ziege
Gazza, Le Tissier and Lineker in our 1990 side, very nice!