What I love so much about CB Fry is that he is shameless. None of us were there that night and none of us know what happened. Yet good old CB knows what the truth is more so than the police officer who worked on the case. I really think his next log in name should be Sherlock.
So since the Premiership started Liverpool have spent £767,305,000 on players. They have received £441,090,000 in outgoing transfers. Their net lose on transfers is £326,215,000.
Poch was going on about possession and I still cant believe the figures quoted. But we were clearly the strongest team out there yesterday and should have come away with the 3 points.
Interesting to see how many bit part players ended up in The Sopranos.
Pesci was spot on with his psychotic character portrayal. Scares me every time I watch it.
If he was just brought in to score but maybe not. But Ron has clearly stated that his role is bigger than that.
It wasn't just his goals that dried up. Earlier we were getting goals from all round the pitch.
The first one was a deflection that caught KD off balance and could have flown anywhere. The second was well taken but he shouldn't have been given the chance to shoot. Yoshida was caught napping.
I think you are right. It is a confidence thing. I know it sounds odd but there is a thing called fear of success (in this case scoring). He clearly is a decent player but perhaps he needs to spend some time with a sports psychologist?
Some generalisation from watching TV? Really?
We don't have a problem with traffic law enforcers. Probably because they are not armed.
I do not hate the USA. I have had 7 really nice trips to America and have made some good friends there. What I "hate" is the cavalier attitude that many have regarding other people's lives.
As I said before you really are odd. I should add you are also very angry. I cant be bothered with this any more so feel free to have the last word mate.
I agree and I think that it is harsh to blame both goals on him yesterday. The first was a deflected fluke and he was exposed by the defence for the second. He had to keep tight on his near post and it was a class finish into the far post.
If we have taken half our chances we would have won. It is not often three gilt edge chances fall to one player and sadly SD, who is a decent player but clearly isn't confident in front of goal, was the player they all fell to. He seemed to panic on all three occasions and when he looks back on his chances he will see you had time to compose himself all three times. You don't normally get that time on the ball in the Premiership and maybe that is what threw him?
Still, great to see Pelle back on form and the cross from Long was sublime.