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Uncle Spielberg

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The blokes a winner and hates losing. What did you expect him to say ?
 






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Whatever next? We'll have 'patriotic Englishman' Harry Redknapp wanting the sausage eaters to beat Chelsea in the Champions League next.................................Oh.
I can understand golden hearted cockney 'arry redknapp wanting bayern to win , on a brighter note EP, i'm off to munich via karlsruhe on friday morning with 3 mates, car hire, flight, accomodation and match ticket all for £ 300 quid , and as one of the lads said , that just leaves more money for beer and brasses , not that i'll indulge of course !!
 




Tooting Gull

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Do leave off, this was quite a while after the final whistle, and he had enough presence of mind to be bitter , so I dont think his objectivity is in question, and for your guide , the world I live in is the same one that the likes of Bob Paisley, Sir Alf Ramsey, Roy Hodgson, Roberto Martinez also have or do live in , can you imagine some of them being so crassly petulant as to mention the length of injury time ?

None of those are fit to lace Fergie's boots when it comes to winning trophies, and a less anti-Man Utd stance would recognise they did well to get to the last day with loads of injuries this season - when City were clearly the better squad and team.

Aren't you a Chelsea fan? That club invented the word 'graceless'.
 




Uncle Spielberg

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There are a lot of winners who accept their lot gracefully, are magmanimous in defeat and well liked and respected for it. He isn't one of those people.

What would you like the manager of BHAFC to say if we lost the league title to Crystal Palace in similar circumstances ?
 


Tooting Gull

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What would you like the manager of BHAFC to say if we lost the league title to Crystal Palace in similar circumstances ?

'It doesn't matter, we played well against Liverpool and Leeds, and Southampton is the big one for me'.
 


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None of those are fit to lace Fergie's boots when it comes to winning trophies, and a less anti-Man Utd stance would recognise they did well to get to the last day with loads of injuries this season - when City were clearly the better squad and team.

Aren't you a Chelsea fan? That club invented the word 'graceless'.
bob paisley ?? sir alf ramsey ?? you really did start watching football after euro 96 didnt you .
 




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How many times has Poyet berated the ref, the officials, the opposition, bad luck stories last season ? Only every time we lost. That's because he is a WINNER as Ferguson is a WINNER and I would not want it any other way.
 


Tooting Gull

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Bob Paisley

Liverpool

First Division Champions 6 times, European Cup Winners 3, UEFA Cup Winners 1, Football League Cup Winners 3, European Super Cup Winners 1, FA Charity Shield Winners 6 (1 shared)


Sir Alex Ferguson

St. Mirren Scottish First Division 1.

Aberdeen

Scottish Premier Division 3.
Scottish Cup 4.
Scottish League Cup 1.
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1.
UEFA Super Cup 1.

Manchester United

Premier League titles 12.
FA Cups 5.
League Cups 4.
FA Charity/Community Shields 10.
UEFA Champions Leagues 2.
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1.
UEFA Super Cup 1.
Intercontinental Cup 1.
FIFA Club World Cup 1.


Sorry, you were saying?
 




Tooting Gull

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bob paisley ?? sir alf ramsey ?? you really did start watching football after euro 96 didnt you .

I was watching long enough ago to see 16,000 turning up at the Bridge in the top flight.
 


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Bob Paisley

Liverpool

First Division Champions 6 times, European Cup Winners 3, UEFA Cup Winners 1, Football League Cup Winners 3, European Super Cup Winners 1, FA Charity Shield Winners 6 (1 shared)


Sir Alex Ferguson

St. Mirren Scottish First Division 1.

Aberdeen

Scottish Premier Division 3.
Scottish Cup 4.
Scottish League Cup 1.
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1.
UEFA Super Cup 1.

Manchester United

Premier League titles 12.
FA Cups 5.
League Cups 4.
FA Charity/Community Shields 10.
UEFA Champions Leagues 2.
UEFA Cup Winners' Cup 1.
UEFA Super Cup 1.
Intercontinental Cup 1.
FIFA Club World Cup 1.


Sorry, you were saying?
Liverpool

First Division Champions 6 times, European Cup Winners 3, UEFA Cup Winners 1, Football League Cup Winners 3, European Super Cup Winners 1, FA Charity Shield Winners 6 (1 shared)

In nine years compared to fergusons twenty six and 3 european cups when it was a knock out competition and a lot harder to win.............is what i was saying.
 






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Liverpool

First Division Champions 6 times, European Cup Winners 3, UEFA Cup Winners 1, Football League Cup Winners 3, European Super Cup Winners 1, FA Charity Shield Winners 6 (1 shared)

In nine years compared to fergusons twenty six and 3 european cups when it was a knock out competition and a lot harder to win.............is what i was saying.
still waiting for a reply on that !
 


Simster

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In nine years compared to fergusons twenty six and 3 european cups when it was a knock out competition and a lot harder to win.............is what i was saying.
Can't make my mind up on whether or not Taggart was being graceless, but this part is bollocks. The Champions League is MILES harder to win now than when it was a knockout tournament. In case you hadn't noticed, the competition now features the best 3 or 4 teams from the best 5 or 6 leagues. You forget that old Euro ties were always a bit shit until the last 16 or even last 8.
 


Tooting Gull

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Bushy, you're on a total loser with Paisley v Fergie.

Paisley was gifted an already strong Liverpool team, and did very well with it.

Fergie (and this is even ignoring achivements with St Mirren and Aberdeen - which you can't) inherited United in a total mess, almost more likely to to get relegated, and turned the place upside down and then kept it going for two decades and 12 league titles. It's not even worthy of comparison, unless you are a bitter Scouser for who Paisley not being knighted is one more sign that the entire world is against you.
 


Bold Seagull

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In nine years compared to fergusons twenty six and 3 european cups when it was a knock out competition and a lot harder to win.............is what i was saying.

A lot harder to win!? You have to be kidding right!?

To win in 1984, Liverpool had to beat over 2 legs, Odense (Denmark), Athletic Bilboa, Benfica, Dynamo Bucarest and Roma.
In 1979, Forest had to beat, Liverpool, Athens, Grasshopper, Koln and Malmo.

Compare that to who you have to beat in todays champions league, you're having a bloody laugh! From the end of the group stage, you are basically playing the best 16 in Europe regardless of whether they were champions or not. You only had 1 champion from each league back in those days, the competition was just 5 x 2 legged ties.

Harder to win you numpty!
 




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Can't make my mind up on whether or not Taggart was being graceless, but this part is bollocks. The Champions League is MILES harder to win now than when it was a knockout tournament. In case you hadn't noticed, the competition now features the best 3 or 4 teams from the best 5 or 6 leagues. You forget that old Euro ties were always a bit shit until the last 16 or even last 8.
Well we'll find out on saturday ! but when it was a knockout competition they were always two legs , so freak results were rare , i also think the winners could be described as true champions of europe , even if we win on saturday , i am not foolish enough to claim that chelsea are the best team in europe.
 


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Bushy, you're on a total loser with Paisley v Fergie.

Paisley was gifted an already strong Liverpool team, and did very well with it.

Fergie (and this is even ignoring achivements with St Mirren and Aberdeen - which you can't) inherited United in a total mess, almost more likely to to get relegated, and turned the place upside down and then kept it going for two decades and 12 league titles. It's not even worthy of comparison, unless you are a bitter Scouser for who Paisley not being knighted is one more sign that the entire world is against you.
Certainly not a bitter scouser, but we'll have to agree to disagree.
 


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