Thread: Football Season 2011/12
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Old 06-12-2011, 13:14   #1825
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Re: Football Season 2011/12

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Originally Posted by Shadow Demon UK View Post
I see Suarez is in trouble again, this time for swearing at fans. All Dalglish can do is defend him by saying its scandalous fans were calling him a cheat!?!?!? He then went on to say

"His integrity is impeccable. He can look in the mirror and go to bed at night and sleep soundly. If other people can do that then fine. All we ask is to be fair, is to be honest."

The guy has been charged with making racist comments, has been pictured swearing at fans and is forever diving and feigning injury in matches. Dalglish is starting to look a bit stupid in the way he's defending him. I'm suprised he didn't come out saying sticking your middle finger up at people is a sign of endearment in Uruguay.
I do think fans would be less likely to shout cheat if he didn't cheat all the time.

As an Arsenal fan I am amused at the free ride Dalglish gets from the press. Arsenal and Wenger were subjected a relentless barrage of criticism at the start of the season. Liverpool and Dalglish seem to get nothing but praise and they are three points behind us! Dalgish spent stupid money on his squad as well.

I mean this was the BBC's preview: http://webcache.googleusercontent.co...&ct=clnk&gl=uk

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Eleven months after he returned to the club as manager following a 20-year absence, Anfield idol Kenny Dalglish is still thrilling Liverpool supporters with his canny guidance of their beloved club.

The stifling fear and numbing caution that briefly enveloped it under former boss Roy Hodgson has disappeared amid a tornado of positivity and energetic forward-thinking, both metaphorically and literally.
I mean really. Not sure in what degree you would classify blowing £35 million on Andy Carroll as 'canny'.
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