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Pennant has been my favourite non-Liverpool player for three seasons now, since I watched him tear us up at Elland Road a few seasies back. Sat in the first row, I was amazed how quick his feet were, and how much influence he was having, and responsibility he was taking for a teenager. Nothing I have seen since has caused me to doubt his ability. Besides, Wenger, ahem, knows a thing or two about kids, and if he was willing to pay 2mill for a fifteen year old, I'd reckon he'd probably be pretty good. If he keeps his head down (but looks up), he will be a fanatastic player for us, and a regular international come seasons end. And Mcmanananananannanannanaanannaannaman was an amazing player for us. Shame he never got to play in a great Liverpool side.

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Women. Football. Yadda yadda yadda. Besides, he looks ever so slightly boss (man) eyed in that photo.

At last sense. This is a contact sport for god sake. Mullins, imo, has Luis by the arm which if anything Luis then trys to knock free. It is a grapple, and about as far away from violent conduct in the spirit of that law, as Cisse is a deft touch in front of goal. I get the sense that an awful lot of people haven't played an awful lot of football.

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Strange how parents always assume the moral high ground. There is an element of smugness about it I feel. What about those of us who have decided they never want kids, but also want to be able to swear at a football match? Should they all bow down to the great progeny producers, because of some idealistic notion that the kids will lead a blameless life with no vice? Of course f*cking not.