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[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by AnfieldG8

We could easily put fergies head on a referees body and it would be alot funnier and make much more sense but we aren't that lame.

Much more sence how?

Oh yeh... the lala stories about the refs being on united side...

[Scouser_Dave]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Much more sence how?

Oh yeh... the lala stories about the refs being on united side...

How do you know they are lala then?

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by Scouser_Dave

How do you know they are lala then?

Because its a losers poor excuse for a defeat "oh the ref was on their side" "oh the grass was to wet"

Its like me saying to you, how do you know its not lala?

[Ryan]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Because its a losers poor excuse for a defeat "oh the ref was on their side" "oh the grass was to wet"

Its like me saying to you, how do you know its not lala?

Are you trying to say that putting Fergies head on a referee doesn't make more sense than a picture which I can only understand as meaning every Liverpool player is actually Alex Ferguson?

[AnfieldG8]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Because its a losers poor excuse for a defeat "oh the ref was on their side" "oh the grass was to wet"

Its like me saying to you, how do you know its not lala?

What about when it happens against teams other than Liverpool and we (liverpool fans) mention it. We don't give a lalalala about other teams but we still point it out.

[Scouser_Dave]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Because its a losers poor excuse for a defeat "oh the ref was on their side" "oh the grass was to wet"

Its like me saying to you, how do you know its not lala?

So explain to me how Ronaldo gets away with kicking out at a player twice? and how Rooney gets away with coming close to seriously injury that alborg player?

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by ryan07903

Are you trying to say that putting Fergies head on a referee doesn't make more sense than a picture which I can only understand as meaning every Liverpool player is actually Alex Ferguson?

Who said i was trying to justify that other picture??

Im commenting on peoples **** about the refs being on united side..

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by Scouser_Dave

So explain to me how Ronaldo gets away with kicking out at a player twice? and how Rooney gets away with coming close to seriously injury that alborg player?

Explain to me how it happens in LOADS of other match's to but no1 makes a fuss unless its united...

[Ryan]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Who said i was trying to justify that other picture??

Im commenting on peoples **** about the refs being on united side..

Do you understand what a joke is? No one has any proof Fergie controls referees but people can still joke about it. It's like people saying everytime Rafa does a press conference he says"FAHCT".

[Scouser_Dave]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Explain to me how it happens in LOADS of other match's to but no1 makes a fuss unless its united...

Loads lets ****ing hear them then?

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by ryan07903

Do you understand what a joke is? No one has any proof Fergie controls referees but people can still joke about it. It's like people saying everytime Rafa does a press conference he says"FAHCT".

People do not "joke" about fergie controlling the refs... when ever someone says it, they are 99% NOT joking. People honestly, and truely believe united control everything within and around football. The refs, the fa, the draws...

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by Scouser_Dave

Loads lets ****ing hear them then?

Kalou.. on your own player... benjayon?? Kicked him of the pitch...literally..

did he get anything? no? was there a "refs on chelsea's side"??

no... if that was rooney, all hell would of broken loose..

[Scouser_Dave]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Kalou.. on your own player... benjayon?? Kicked him of the pitch...literally..

did he get anything? no? was there a "refs on chelsea's side"??

no... if that was rooney, all hell would of broken loose..

It was Bosigwa (sp?) by the way

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by Scouser_Dave

It was Bosigwa (sp?) by the way

Yeah i wasnt sure.. but yeh.. it happened.. and wasnt nothing said about refs siding with them

[Scouser_Dave]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

Yeah i wasnt sure.. but yeh.. it happened.. and wasnt nothing said about refs siding with them

There was after the match but alot of our fans were just happy with beating chelsea at the time, so it probably slipped under the carpet and was forgotten about after a few days. Not only that though Lampard got sent off for nothing so it sort of leveled itself out.

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by Scouser_Dave

There was after the match but alot of our fans were just happy with beating chelsea at the time, so it probably slipped under the carpet and was forgotten about after a few days. Not only that though Lampard got sent off for nothing so it sort of leveled itself out.

It still happened... but doesnt get bought up in nearly ever post at some point like "ronaldo dives" and "the ref is on uniteds side" or "fa fix the cup draws to favour united"...

[Scouser_Dave]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

It still happened... but doesnt get bought up in nearly ever post at some point like "ronaldo dives" and "the ref is on uniteds side" or "fa fix the cup draws to favour united"...

Alright maybe not all the time but you must admit thad half the time the mancs tend to get the rub of the green with the cup draws. Porto in the champions league and everton in the fa cup, when they could of played Barca and Arsenal, bit fishy if you ask me.

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by Scouser_Dave

Alright maybe not all the time but you must admit thad half the time the mancs tend to get the rub of the green with the cup draws. Porto in the champions league and everton in the fa cup, when they could of played Barca and Arsenal, bit fishy if you ask me.

You can think its fishy all you like tbh..

Fact is you all only see what you want to see...

arsenal in semi fa cup a while ago but still not easy..

barca in semi's last year....

not "the easy route"....

milan in semi's year before....

milan in 1st round knock out year BEFORE that..

but they get the easy route right?...

[RaFAToRResCaRRa]

Originally Posted by Scouser_Dave

Alright maybe not all the time but you must admit thad half the time the mancs tend to get the rub of the green with the cup draws. Porto in the champions league and everton in the fa cup, when they could of played Barca and Arsenal, bit fishy if you ask me.

I FEEL THE SAME WAY MATE MAN UTD ALWAYS HAVE THINGS GO IN THERE FAVOUR JUST LIKE MIKE RILLEY BEING APPOINTED TO REF THERE MATCH 2MORRO AGAINST THE BLUElalalalala

THERE IS A REASON Y HE WEARS LONG SLEEVES TO COVER HIS MANC TAT

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by RaFAToRResCaRRa

I FEEL THE SAME WAY MATE MAN UTD ALWAYS HAVE THINGS GO IN THERE FAVOUR JUST LIKE MIKE RILLEY BEING APPOINTED TO REF THERE MATCH 2MORRO AGAINST THE BLUElalalalala

THERE IS A REASON Y HE WEARS LONG SLEEVES TO COVER HIS MANC TAT

Like i have asked plenty before you... proof of tattoo?

Like i said you only see what your eyes wanna see

[RaFAToRResCaRRa]

lol y are u complaining ur a millwall fan
or u a glory hunter

[X3F Maxi]

Originally Posted by RaFAToRResCaRRa

lol y are u complaining ur a millwall fan
or u a glory hunter

Still no proof of tattoo? No? didnt think so...

and no, unless millwall have won loads i dont know about..

[Dan]

Liverpool's class of 2009 have one foot in the FA Youth Cup final after a 3-0 thumping of Birmingham City at St Andrew's on Thursday night.

Finnish ace Lauri Dalla Valle enhanced his glowing reputation with two poacher's goals, while David Amoo's picture-book strike was the highlight of an exciting display following an immaculately observed minute's silence for the 96.

On this showing, it will almost certainly be Liverpool who contest this year's final with Man City or Arsenal, though no one at the Academy will take anything for granted ahead of next Friday's Anfield leg.

While the hosts seemed intent on a more direct form of football, Liverpool tried to pass their way towards goal from the first whistle. It almost paid dividends on six minutes when the fabulous Amoo crossed for Thomas Ince, who chose precision over power and was thwarted by goalkeeper Dean Lyness.

The opener came on 12 minutes when Birmingham's backline made a hash of Adam Pepper's corner. Dalla Valle found a yard amid the scramble and tucked beyond Lyness from close range.

Liverpool almost doubled their advantage shortly after when more confusion in the Blues defence allowed German full-back Christopher Buchtmann to drive an inviting ball across the face of goal. It landed at the feet of Amoo, but the former Millwall man skewed his effort.

When the second did arrive on 24 minutes it was a blend of yet more tame defending and a marvellous solo run from Amoo. The winger received possession near the right corner flag and, with only Dalla Valle in support, decided to weave his way past two defenders before beating Lyness at the near post to take his 2009 Youth Cup tally to three.

The Blues just couldn't handle Liverpool's 4-2-3-1 formation, and on 28 minutes they found themselves 3-0 down when Dalla Valla pounced on a loose touch from Lyness before slotting into an empty net.

It threatened to become embarrassing seconds later when Amoo once again skinned Shaun Timmins. The 17-year-old's low cross found its way to Nathan Eccleston and it took a brave block from Jacob Rowe to prevent another goal.

Andre Wisdom came close with a decent turn and shot from 25 yards, a feat that was matched by full-back Timmins a few minutes later during a rare surge forward by the Midlanders.

Dalla Valle should have wrapped up his hat-trick on the stroke of half-time following another right-wing burst from Amoo. The Finn found himself in acres of space at the far post but his header was too easy for Lyness.

Birmingham came into the game as the second half got underway, and it took a goalline header from Steven Irwin following a set-piece to maintain the three-goal margin.

Now it was Liverpool who were playing the counter, and they nearly got a fourth when Eccleston turned Rowe inside out before firing wide with his left foot.

Dalla Valle was next to probe, declining a square pass to Ince before sending a right-foot strike into the hoardings. The 17-year-old had one more chance to claim his treble after substitute Alex Kacaniklic cut back across the six-yard box, but the ball was lost under his feet.

The highlight of the second period came with two 20-yard blasts from Pepper - the first forcing a diving save from Lyness, the second hitting the post.

Liverpoolfc.tv man of the match: David Amoo.

Attendance: 4,238.

Liverpool Under 18s: Bouzanis, Irwin, Buchtmann, Ayala, Kennedy (cap), Wisdom, Amoo, Pepper, Dalla Valle, Ince, Eccleston (Kacaniklic 61). Subs not used: Chamberlain, Cooper, Robinson, Clair.

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Thomas Ince today dedicated Liverpool Under-18s' FA Youth Cup victory over Birmingham to the 96 who lost their lives at Hillsborough.

Ince and his teammates attended Wednesday's memorial service at Anfield, which marked the 20th anniversary of the tragedy, and the youngster believes it inspired the team to their 3-0 semi-final first leg win a day later.

"When we went to Anfield and saw the fans paying their tributes it was unbelievable. It was an inspiration for us," Ince said.

"We knew it wasn't only that we had a potential final to look forward to, but the fact that we could pay our own tribute to the 96 that died.

"It was pleasing to pay tribute to them with a 3-0 win and hopefully we have done them proud."

The forward certainly played his part on the night and enjoyed his role behind two-goal Lauri Dalla Valle.

"Over the last few games I have been playing in that position as it allows me to get in the gap between midfield and the back four, which allows me to do what I do best," he said.

"I am enjoying the role and I feel I am more involved in the game."

Hugh McAuley's men were leading 3-0 at the interval, but failed to add to their goal tally in the second half.

"Going in a few goals up helped us calm the nerves, but in the second half we got a little bit sloppy," added Ince.

"I think there were a few tired legs, but we can work on that in training and hopefully put the first-half performance on for a full 90 minutes."

[Scouser_Dave]

Originally Posted by Danthomas2005

Liverpool's class of 2009 have one foot in the FA Youth Cup final after a 3-0 thumping of Birmingham City at St Andrew's on Thursday night.

Finnish ace Lauri Dalla Valle enhanced his glowing reputation with two poacher's goals, while David Amoo's picture-book strike was the highlight of an exciting display following an immaculately observed minute's silence for the 96.

On this showing, it will almost certainly be Liverpool who contest this year's final with Man City or Arsenal, though no one at the Academy will take anything for granted ahead of next Friday's Anfield leg.

While the hosts seemed intent on a more direct form of football, Liverpool tried to pass their way towards goal from the first whistle. It almost paid dividends on six minutes when the fabulous Amoo crossed for Thomas Ince, who chose precision over power and was thwarted by goalkeeper Dean Lyness.

The opener came on 12 minutes when Birmingham's backline made a hash of Adam Pepper's corner. Dalla Valle found a yard amid the scramble and tucked beyond Lyness from close range.

Liverpool almost doubled their advantage shortly after when more confusion in the Blues defence allowed German full-back Christopher Buchtmann to drive an inviting ball across the face of goal. It landed at the feet of Amoo, but the former Millwall man skewed his effort.

When the second did arrive on 24 minutes it was a blend of yet more tame defending and a marvellous solo run from Amoo. The winger received possession near the right corner flag and, with only Dalla Valle in support, decided to weave his way past two defenders before beating Lyness at the near post to take his 2009 Youth Cup tally to three.

The Blues just couldn't handle Liverpool's 4-2-3-1 formation, and on 28 minutes they found themselves 3-0 down when Dalla Valla pounced on a loose touch from Lyness before slotting into an empty net.

It threatened to become embarrassing seconds later when Amoo once again skinned Shaun Timmins. The 17-year-old's low cross found its way to Nathan Eccleston and it took a brave block from Jacob Rowe to prevent another goal.

Andre Wisdom came close with a decent turn and shot from 25 yards, a feat that was matched by full-back Timmins a few minutes later during a rare surge forward by the Midlanders.

Dalla Valle should have wrapped up his hat-trick on the stroke of half-time following another right-wing burst from Amoo. The Finn found himself in acres of space at the far post but his header was too easy for Lyness.

Birmingham came into the game as the second half got underway, and it took a goalline header from Steven Irwin following a set-piece to maintain the three-goal margin.

Now it was Liverpool who were playing the counter, and they nearly got a fourth when Eccleston turned Rowe inside out before firing wide with his left foot.

Dalla Valle was next to probe, declining a square pass to Ince before sending a right-foot strike into the hoardings. The 17-year-old had one more chance to claim his treble after substitute Alex Kacaniklic cut back across the six-yard box, but the ball was lost under his feet.

The highlight of the second period came with two 20-yard blasts from Pepper - the first forcing a diving save from Lyness, the second hitting the post.

Liverpoolfc.tv man of the match: David Amoo.

Attendance: 4,238.

Liverpool Under 18s: Bouzanis, Irwin, Buchtmann, Ayala, Kennedy (cap), Wisdom, Amoo, Pepper, Dalla Valle, Ince, Eccleston (Kacaniklic 61). Subs not used: Chamberlain, Cooper, Robinson, Clair.

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Thomas Ince today dedicated Liverpool Under-18s' FA Youth Cup victory over Birmingham to the 96 who lost their lives at Hillsborough.

Ince and his teammates attended Wednesday's memorial service at Anfield, which marked the 20th anniversary of the tragedy, and the youngster believes it inspired the team to their 3-0 semi-final first leg win a day later.

"When we went to Anfield and saw the fans paying their tributes it was unbelievable. It was an inspiration for us," Ince said.

"We knew it wasn't only that we had a potential final to look forward to, but the fact that we could pay our own tribute to the 96 that died.

"It was pleasing to pay tribute to them with a 3-0 win and hopefully we have done them proud."

The forward certainly played his part on the night and enjoyed his role behind two-goal Lauri Dalla Valle.

"Over the last few games I have been playing in that position as it allows me to get in the gap between midfield and the back four, which allows me to do what I do best," he said.

"I am enjoying the role and I feel I am more involved in the game."

Hugh McAuley's men were leading 3-0 at the interval, but failed to add to their goal tally in the second half.

"Going in a few goals up helped us calm the nerves, but in the second half we got a little bit sloppy," added Ince.

"I think there were a few tired legs, but we can work on that in training and hopefully put the first-half performance on for a full 90 minutes."

Seen the goals on LFC Now last night,Amoo's goal was class, the way he took it passed the defenders was Torres esk, could have the new Owen on our books

[Anima Flux]

Originally Posted by X3F Maxi

benjayon??