Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
Liverpool FC (The Reds) | Special Thread
Oxlade-Chamberlain
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sio man united nataka kuona kama atapata treatment kama eduardo aliyopewa.subiri media huone na nataka kuona fa watafanya nini.birmingham hao defence ya noma mkuu wazuia hata kwa tumbo hawajali.liverpool wameshambulia n wana deserve to win but the dive messed up all the good perfomance they had n now it looks like birmingham were robbed 2 points.
Oxlade-Chamberlain
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mkuu pole sana.ni vigumu saa nyingine kusema tatizo lenu ni lipi kwa leo mlifanya kila kitu kinachotakiwa sema bahati sio yenu.hii inaweza kuwa nuksi jaribuni kutoa sadaka wakati huu wa international break mungu atawasaidia.na sasa ukienda kuongezea na maneno ya "diving" kwenye media sawa sawa na kuweka chumvi kwenye kidonda.
Abdulhalim
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Liva wamefulia tena..lol
Abdulhalim
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Sidhani kama Man City wanabackbone ya kuwafunga KOP. Wao wenyewe wapo ktk downfall ya kwao. Droo kibao wanazo na wameshaanza kuonesha tru colours zao kuwa ni 'timu ya kawaida'.
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Kigogo
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yaani ni penati ya kihuni sijawai ona..hawa marefa wetu bwana.but ingekuwa ni mechi zetu za huku tandale itokee refa anatoa penati ya vile haki ya mungu tunamnyonya macho huku anajiona
Manda
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Pole sana bro MTM...just do for me a favor...!
Hizi controversial decision za marefa just take note of them, so as when next time you guys youa are slamming us (SAF), kumbukeni pia kuwa we are all the victims/beneficiries...as the Newton's third law of motion states that; 'for every reaction there is equal and opposite reaction'..!
Hizi controversial decision za marefa just take note of them, so as when next time you guys youa are slamming us (SAF), kumbukeni pia kuwa we are all the victims/beneficiries...as the Newton's third law of motion states that; 'for every reaction there is equal and opposite reaction'..!
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MTM aka pond boy aka DOCEBIT VOS OMNIA!......Jipangeni upya.....nimeangalia ile game jana.....mlicheza vizuri sana.....possession 20% vs 80%? ila hamkuwa na bahati kabisa! but sorry bahati mlikuwa nayo....... 2pts stolen from the hard fighting boys Birms without being noticed.....ha!ha!ha!aaaa!
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Inawezekana wazee wa bwawa la maini pia, hata hivyo nyie mmezidi ....khaaah!
Oxlade-Chamberlain
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mtawakoma mapundits.
Headline of the day...
YOU'RE JUST A CHEAT
There was controversy at Anfield last night as Liverpool avoided another disastrous defeat thanks to a very dubious penalty won by David Ngog. The Liverpool forward went down under the tackle of Lee Carsley, despite there being no contact, and Carsley calls him "an embarrassment and a cheat" in the Daily Express.
Hold the back page...
POOL DIVER
Carsley elaborates in the Daily Mail: "I was absolutely nowhere near him. It is a joke. I knew I did not touch him and I told the referee to book me or send me off, because it would have made me feel better. I am sure [Ngog] has a family, and if I went home after doing that I would be embarrassed."
KING CON
The Daily Mirror call the incident an "outrageous dive"...
NGOG DIVE FURY
...the Daily Star do the same in their first paragraph but are more restrained in their second, saying "TV replays seemed to show Lee Carsley got nowhere near Ngog".
'CHEAT' NGOG SAVES POINT AS LIVERPOOL FALTER AGAIN
"A blatant dive" is The Independent's verdict, adding that "it was arguably worse than Eduardo's dive against Celtic".
LIVERPOOL CAUGHT IN 'CHEAT' ROW
Even Rafa Benitez reckons it wasn't a penalty. He is quoted in The Times as saying: "We scored with a penalty that probably wasn't a penalty, but we deserved to win the game."
'AN EMBARASSING CASE OF CHEATING' SAVES LIVERPOOL
And Ngog? He too reckons Birmingham were conned. Rafa tells The Guardian: "I asked him about the penalty and he said maybe it wasn't."
Other top stories...
GERRARD RIDES TO THE RESCUE AS BLUES HOPES TAKE A DIVE
The Daily Telegraph's Henry Winter agrees with Rafa: "Liverpool deserved to take a point at least from this mad encounter, particularly as they had in Glen Johnson comfortably the best player on the pitch, but the manner in which Rafael Benitez's side secured the draw with 20 minutes remaining was highly distasteful."
RAFA'S LAGS ELEVEN
A bit of good news from the Daily Mirror: "There were signs that the fog of crisis IS lifting for the Anfield club, even if they needed a blatant bit of gamesmanship from their young striker David Ngog to help. for a start, for all the disappointment of dropping two points at home against a Birmingham side they are expected to beat, they created enough chances to have won comfortably, and on another day would have buried their visitors without the help of a dubious - make that appalling - penalty."
GERRARD RETURNS TO SPARE LIVERPOOL HUMILIATION
The Guardian look at the Anfield crowd: "It was noticeable that Benitez retained the loyalty of a crowd that did not descend to booing even at the close of the match. If there is an immediate apprehension in Benitez's mind it will be that, in principle, he did have the means on the field to overwhelm Birmingham."
LIVERPOOL SAVED FROM HUMILIATION BY GERRARD
The Independent are slightly more negative: "In the good old days, when Rafael Benitez found himself in a tight spot, he would call upon Steven Gerrard and the skipper, with the figurative Superman cape fluttering behind him, would do the business and send Anfield into raptures. Last night there was another Gerrard rescue act but this was not Olympiakos or Milan who had pushed Liverpool into a corner, this was Birmingham City. And no-one left Anfield wondering whether they had witnessed a game to live with the best of all time. Many of them will have been wondering if the Liverpool manager has just about used up all his luck."
NGOG SHAMES LIVERPOOL
Similar thoughts from the Daily Mail: "How long before even the Kop start to turn against their beloved Rafa? How long before they start to wonder if a manager who brought them such joy in Istanbul four years ago has started to run out of ideas? Benitez is a fine manager, as he has proved in Spain and here in England. But a draw that came only after David Ngog had secured a penalty with a quite disgraceful dive amounted to a result every bit as crushing as the six defeats they had suffered in the eight games prior to this contest."
SHOULD RAFA STAY OR GO?
Finally, The Sun evaluate Rafa's performance, judging him on selection, tactics, motivation, substitutions and the crowd. The latter is the only section that gives the paper cause to believe he should stay at Anfield.
Headline of the day...
YOU'RE JUST A CHEAT
There was controversy at Anfield last night as Liverpool avoided another disastrous defeat thanks to a very dubious penalty won by David Ngog. The Liverpool forward went down under the tackle of Lee Carsley, despite there being no contact, and Carsley calls him "an embarrassment and a cheat" in the Daily Express.
Hold the back page...
POOL DIVER
Carsley elaborates in the Daily Mail: "I was absolutely nowhere near him. It is a joke. I knew I did not touch him and I told the referee to book me or send me off, because it would have made me feel better. I am sure [Ngog] has a family, and if I went home after doing that I would be embarrassed."
KING CON
The Daily Mirror call the incident an "outrageous dive"...
NGOG DIVE FURY
...the Daily Star do the same in their first paragraph but are more restrained in their second, saying "TV replays seemed to show Lee Carsley got nowhere near Ngog".
'CHEAT' NGOG SAVES POINT AS LIVERPOOL FALTER AGAIN
"A blatant dive" is The Independent's verdict, adding that "it was arguably worse than Eduardo's dive against Celtic".
LIVERPOOL CAUGHT IN 'CHEAT' ROW
Even Rafa Benitez reckons it wasn't a penalty. He is quoted in The Times as saying: "We scored with a penalty that probably wasn't a penalty, but we deserved to win the game."
'AN EMBARASSING CASE OF CHEATING' SAVES LIVERPOOL
And Ngog? He too reckons Birmingham were conned. Rafa tells The Guardian: "I asked him about the penalty and he said maybe it wasn't."
Other top stories...
GERRARD RIDES TO THE RESCUE AS BLUES HOPES TAKE A DIVE
The Daily Telegraph's Henry Winter agrees with Rafa: "Liverpool deserved to take a point at least from this mad encounter, particularly as they had in Glen Johnson comfortably the best player on the pitch, but the manner in which Rafael Benitez's side secured the draw with 20 minutes remaining was highly distasteful."
RAFA'S LAGS ELEVEN
A bit of good news from the Daily Mirror: "There were signs that the fog of crisis IS lifting for the Anfield club, even if they needed a blatant bit of gamesmanship from their young striker David Ngog to help. for a start, for all the disappointment of dropping two points at home against a Birmingham side they are expected to beat, they created enough chances to have won comfortably, and on another day would have buried their visitors without the help of a dubious - make that appalling - penalty."
GERRARD RETURNS TO SPARE LIVERPOOL HUMILIATION
The Guardian look at the Anfield crowd: "It was noticeable that Benitez retained the loyalty of a crowd that did not descend to booing even at the close of the match. If there is an immediate apprehension in Benitez's mind it will be that, in principle, he did have the means on the field to overwhelm Birmingham."
LIVERPOOL SAVED FROM HUMILIATION BY GERRARD
The Independent are slightly more negative: "In the good old days, when Rafael Benitez found himself in a tight spot, he would call upon Steven Gerrard and the skipper, with the figurative Superman cape fluttering behind him, would do the business and send Anfield into raptures. Last night there was another Gerrard rescue act but this was not Olympiakos or Milan who had pushed Liverpool into a corner, this was Birmingham City. And no-one left Anfield wondering whether they had witnessed a game to live with the best of all time. Many of them will have been wondering if the Liverpool manager has just about used up all his luck."
NGOG SHAMES LIVERPOOL
Similar thoughts from the Daily Mail: "How long before even the Kop start to turn against their beloved Rafa? How long before they start to wonder if a manager who brought them such joy in Istanbul four years ago has started to run out of ideas? Benitez is a fine manager, as he has proved in Spain and here in England. But a draw that came only after David Ngog had secured a penalty with a quite disgraceful dive amounted to a result every bit as crushing as the six defeats they had suffered in the eight games prior to this contest."
SHOULD RAFA STAY OR GO?
Finally, The Sun evaluate Rafa's performance, judging him on selection, tactics, motivation, substitutions and the crowd. The latter is the only section that gives the paper cause to believe he should stay at Anfield.
Gang Chomba
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teh teh teh jana mgonjwa katema dawa jamani.
Ila hali yake bado ni mbaya...
Sijui MTM alikuwa ktk hali gani?
Ila hali yake bado ni mbaya...
Sijui MTM alikuwa ktk hali gani?
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Mazee niko poa sana!!! Waswahili wanasema huu si mwaka wetu... maana kama ni chenga twawala lakini magoli twafungwa!!!
Hii inanikumbusha Arses wa mwaka jana na mwaka juzi... maana ilibidi waombe Tottenham waharishe siku ya mechi kupata chance ya champions league... NDIO UTAMU WA SOCCER!!! roho juu lakini bia inanyweka
Mnanipa faraja mnaponikumbuka wakati wa majonzi kwa maana nyie ni marafiki wa kweli
Thanks wakuu
