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Old 01-06-2009, 12:24   #2117
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Re: Football : Season 08/09

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Originally Posted by Russ B View Post
I didn't answer them because you're starting to embarrass yourself now with your rant, perhaps influenced by Rafa? I see similarities.

You want to talk about the past? Fair enough, as that's where Liverpool's success is.

And you speak as if United are the only team who borrowed to pay for players. But you're taking delusion to new levels if you think United will ever have to sell the top players to get by. There will always be someone wanting to invest in the world's biggest club.

I love your last comment. No, there aren't any Liverpool supporters that 'joined up' during their 70s and 80s heyday are there?

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This is worrying.... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/foot...ty/8076867.stm

Martinez is loyal to us but Celtic are closer to European football than Swansea
I'm glad you pointed that out. A lot of Liverpool fans in their late 20s/early30s I know started following/supporting them after the team's dominance of the 80s. They are very quick to bandy the term glory hunters when talking about Man U fans, even calling Chelsea fans glory hunters too, but I'd be confident on putting a bet on them supporting another club if Liverpool weren't so good in the 80s.
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