Duncan Disorderly

Wrong. I consider myself to be a decent person, but one night during a party in our house, I decided to take some just to see what the fuss was about. I was enjoying myself being quite drunk and employing my usual rambunctious banter, but once I took some coke, I turned into a right obnoxious, big-headed, rude, over-confident, offensive, inconsiderate prick. I didn`t like who I was, I wasn`t enjoying it but I couldn`t stop myself. So if coke does that to someone who never likes to offend, what does it do to people who don`t give a f*ck in the 1st place?

He`s gaining more experience. After such a massive game, going to places like Spamford Bridge/Theatre of Shyte/Enemarates will no longer phase him. He needs to develop his game so that he takes the ball into the box more and take shots himself. I think the 2nd half of the season has shown that he has learned a great deal already by training day-in day-out with world-class players, and I reckon he`s gonna be our player of the season next year.

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One man`s legend is another man`s leg-end. How would you feel if the club said " Yes, you played for us, but we`re not giving you a ticket cos you were crap!"?

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The guy has been given a focus which he has built on, and rather than thinking that being a good footballer who`s owed something, he`s now becoming a great footballer who owes his debt to a manager and team that finally believes in his abilities.

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Agreed that he had no-one to cross to, but he needs to learn to take the ball into the box himself; he obviously has the ability to pass players; no need to cross the ball at every opportunity just cos he`s in a particular area of the pitch. He`s young, but he`ll discover his own potential and hopefully that`ll be with us, he`s a great player and he`s matured a hell of alot in the season he`s been with us.

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We were still suffering a hangover from 2005 and now we can finally shake it off and concentrate on the future. This summer will see some big changes which Rafa can tackle with a clear conscience and clear some of the deadwood which has hampered our potential for too long. Paolo Maldini can retire happy and I don`t think anyone can begrudge him that. He`s been a true leg-end of the game, a real gentleman and the bit they showed of him praising the Pool fans for their impassioned response when the teams came out for the 2nd half in 2005, was an example of magnanimity that fans, players and a manager of certain team; that cannot be mentioned; should learn from. The future is bright, the future is Liverpool. The new investment in our club is a genuine attempt to establish a dynasty and a force to be reckoned with; for which the board should be applauded; as it is evidently being used to underline; first and foremost; the fundamentals of the club, rather than taking a risk on a `global brand`. We can honestly say that, as our team grows stronger, we will be in more CL finals in the future, unlike certain other clubs who get investment from fickle, fly-by-night tax-evaders who guarantee nothing but their standing in The Times Richlist. Be strong, have faith and don`t be downhearted, we reached the final twice in 3 years(not 31 years), with a better but not great team, and only lost against a more determined foe which, imo, had more to prove at home than they did on the European stage.

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