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Scored.

Is there anyone at Old Trafford? I've just flicked over from watching a noisy San Siro to almost complete silence at the manc game.

He's a c*nt for playing for Everton. Yesterday's antics just showed how big a c*nt he is. Only a c*nt would defend him.

Ex-Liverpool players remember Bill Shankly By Andrew Collomosse Last Updated: 12:50am GMT 01/03/2008 We can only wonder how Bill Shankly would have reacted to the news that three of his Anfield legends will be treading the boards as part of Liverpool's European Capital of Culture year. Shankly, after all, famously chose to mark his wife's birthday by taking her to a night match at Tranmere. If, however, he knew the production was a celebration of his own iconic status in the city, he might have been persuaded to exchange floodlights for footlights. The thespians in question are Ron Yeats, Ian St John and Chris Lawler, who between them played a total of 1,429 games for Liverpool, winning both the title and the FA Cup twice. And today they will assume centre stage at Mountford Hall, taking part in The Bill Shankly Story, a tribute to the man whose reign began almost half a century ago. The play was written in 2006 by John Keith, a journalist, broadcaster and author who has covered the Merseyside sporting scene for over 40 years, to mark the 25th anniversary of Shankly's death. Actor Kenneth Cope, ironically a lifelong Evertonian, is the narrator, guiding the audience through the life of Shankly, played by Keith, from humble Scottish roots to the adulation of Anfield. Yeats, Lawler and St John appear as themselves, recounting personal reminiscences of the man who managed the club from 1959 to 1974. Yeats, Shankly's towering centre-half and captain, sums up the mood when he says: "It means a tremendous amount to us all. He was a lovely, lovely man and Liverpool have an enormous amount to thank him for." Throughout his 12-year career as Liverpool's right-back, Lawler made 241 consecutive league appearances. Even so, his manager was not convinced when, after his wedding, Lawler cried off training with flu. "I'd had trouble with my tonsils," recalls Lawler. "And Shanks said they'd have to come out. Then I went down with the flu so my missus rang up to say I I had tonsillitis! "A little later, there was a knock on the door and Shanks came upstairs, shouting: 'Where's the malingerer?'" Striker St John said: "He re-built the club on and off the field. It was a tatty Anfield when I arrived but Bill had a dream and it came true.." # Tickets, priced £10, are available from The '08 Place, Whitechapel, Liverpool or by calling 07773 715666 http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/main.jhtm...1/sfnsix101.xml

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There was. Quite a few Mancs were turfed out.

Unfortunately there was a nice rendition of the Munich song from our d****eads too.

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Priceless.

Ah, so when we drew with Birmingham in September you went off on one like the childish prick that you are but when Arsenal fail to beat a Birmingham side down to ten men for 90 minutes they're good? You are either a WUM or a d*ckhead of the highest order.......or more probably both.

I thought that you were f*cking off to watch Arsenal or Man Utd.

You're right. I just found that site when I did a google search to try and help the original poster but I've now seen that they have this on there: Disclaimer Footballshirtshopuk.com does not represent the products for sale on website to be authentic . Also we do not represent that they are exact replicas of authentic team merchandise that you may see on other sites. Our Shirts may differ from authentic shirts and we will not accept returned items due to our shirts not being authentic.

No, it was over a minute after the end of the three minutes extra.

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Beaten Chelsea boss Avram Grant has rounded on referee Mark Halsey and his assistant for their decision to award Tottenham a penalty in Spurs’ Carling Cup final victory at Wembley. Spurs emerged victorious via Jonathan Woodgate’s winner in extra time but Grant believes Chelsea would have gone on to lift the cup had Halsey not pointed to the spot for handball against Wayne Bridge 20 minutes from time. Dimitar Berbatov dispatched the spot kick with a minimum of fuss to cancel out Didier Drogba’s opening goal and send Spurs on their way to triumph. Grant lamented: "It was not a penalty as players cannot keep hands behind back. "The ball was stuck and only the linesman decided it was a penalty. It turned the game as it was 70 minutes and Tottenham hadn't created any chances so it did turn the game." Grant was also disappointed with Halsey’s decision to blow for full time in extra time with Salomon Kalou still on the attack for Chelsea. "I have never seen a referee blow his whistle while we attack in that part of the pitch, and we are all very disappointed. "Now there is just the next game and we have to concentrate on the Premier League, FA Cup and Champions League." http://sport.setanta.com/en/Sport/News/Foo...rant-on-defeat/

He was getting the piss ripped out of him in the Paddock round me for having such an obvious bodyguard with him at the match.

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Robinsonesque from Cech there.

Good spot by the lino that.

FFS Robinson.