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Originally Posted by KingEros
To me, Robbie was God & is still God for even bothering to still train day in day out in Melwood, even after securing for himself a 2nd career as a property mogul. 
If you had been here weeks earlier when the club was already courting Dubaian wealth, I've already been shouting Villa's name as Rafa's must-buy after the take-over.
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robbie is forever liverpool. he bloody made more $ from property than in football. heard a comment from rafa that his ideal striker would be bellamy bringing the ball at full speed and once the goal is in sight, he turns into robbie fowler. but have to concede that he probably learned a lot from ian rush as his mentor. not bad for a boy from toxteth, one of the most dodgy parts of liverpool.
i havent heard from mcmahon about it, but i wouldnt want to say anything bad about steve. he is to me, the cornerstone of which liverpool success was built in the 80s, the original never-say-die enforcer. the england team has political problems, i suspect, as some senior players prefer to partner whoever in defence or otherwise. how else can one explain rio and the neville scum's presence even when it is so obvious that many others can do better.
wish i could be nocturnal as well, seems much more fun but alas got to make a living. haizzz... and mourinho is cocky but he deserves it. he was the one who brought porto the european cup with such limited resources.he is a breath of fresh air and judging from his superstars' support of him, he should be a very great man-manager. dont think he needs to scare his players into submission by hair-dryer treatment or otherwise. unlike u, i cant bear to put down any bet except for liverpool to win, sound or otherwise. but come on chelski, pls win the league. even better, win it in the most controversial of ways so as to rub it in the manure's noses. this orgasm, would even be better than winning a couple thousand dollars, at least to me.