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This is clearly rubbish. Purps was released last week.

It is indeed Noel White.

Can't sack him unless he admits to it. They won't do the investigation until after the Bordeaux game next week, even though they know quite well who it is. They're giving him time to step down.

Whoever said Noel White, give yourself a pat on the back! Lipton's a southern-based hack who covers England. White is someone on the FA's committee to choose the England manager. Which Liverpool director do you think might have Lipton's ear?!

Gwen Guthrie would have done better than Danny. Too slow and too small. Sorry.

Kenyon was right though.

At least they mentioned it.

Local rags... Echo Then it got worse. After being goaded with the despicable Heysel taunts for 70 uninterrupted minutes, Liverpool fans responded by reviving their Munich songs. Off and on the pitch, this was a shameful day. Post The day's misery wasn't just confined to the pitch. Despite commendable efforts by both clubs to defuse the tedious animosity between these North West giants, United supporters in the Premiership record crowd of 75,828 were unwilling to entertain the notion and launched into non-stop Heysel 'murderer' chants which eventually, after an hour's play, goaded Liverpool's following into the inevitable Munich-related riposte. In a week when it was revealed there are more supporters from Manchester United under banning orders than any other club, it perhaps wasn't the best time for their darker side to emerge once more. Liverpool's support, too, was ultimately guilty of stooping to that same level. This was as spiteful an atmosphere as has been heard at this fixture in years and unless more drastic action is taken, it's a question of when and not if matters become seriously ugly.

Murderers was sung all the way through the game. It will be interesting to see what the newspapers make of it.

Gerrard is rarely in the right positions these days. He needs to knuckle down and get some tactical discipline. The sad fact is that those that don't watch Liverpool regularly will get drawn in by his 'highlights' style of play (similar to David Beckham) and award him man of the match.

So is it going to be 5,000 or what?!

Does anyone remember when they used to kick the flyaway balls into the crowd before the game? I got one of those once. Off David Hodgson. My mate got belted in the face by the ball during the kick-in at Villa Park off David James. He wasn't looking at the time, and myself and my brother declined to tell him the ball was heading his way at speed. Such japes!

It's the same as people who follow Liverpool but have no interest in any other football at all. I find that hard to comprehend.

Agger's doing well, let's just hope he doesn't break his hand or something.

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Fortnight.

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What do you expect? A growing number of young Scousers are racist.

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They're allowed their opinion. Someone said earlier this week that "Gerrard never has three bad games in a row" Well, that's two...

We weren't tripe. Anyone who says we were is talking tripe. And must now eat it.

We weren't the best, but we were better than Bolton and lost. Before anyone goes on about how this is possible, think about it... it happens all the time. Team plays well, other team nicks goal and wins game. It's all about perceptions. The fact is, we didn't win and it's because out inability to score is leaving us exposed to the kind of mistakes that linesmen and goalkeepers can make.

Can't say the ref was particularly bad. A couple of 50-50 calls, but there wasn't much incident in the game. Don't blame the ref for this defeat. It was a definite penalty, though. The jam's just not spreading for us at the moment.