Dear Mr Dalglish,
Welcome back to the dugout. Ye should never have left in the first place. And me will refrain from using words such as 'messiah' fer fear ye may be crucified fer not meeting unrealistic expectations.
Suffice to say, whilst me is overjoyed ye has returned, deep down there is a fear that we are turning into the Toon with the fervour fer club legends / hometown heroes, or worse, fooking Everton & the multiple returns of Howard Kendall.
But thank ye. The club needs ye. We need ye.
Ye'll Never Walk Alone.
Anfield Devotee
ps: Shame ye had to lose the first game to the manc's star performer - Howard Webb . . .
9 comments:
such a douche. Webb.
Webb was the huge difference. Personally i think he was spot-on on Stevie G's 2-footed tackle but had the ref not awarded the penalty which i thought was an absurd decision, the nature of the game would have been completely different. Obviously Webb's a Manc. He's given 4 penalties in their favour in 6 matches he officiated, and that's a fact, even for the slightest of touch.
senorita: yer being kind . . .
kerp: Replays clear;y show Webb had his back turned to the incident. How could he book a player, let alone send him off, without consultation if he saw fook all?
poor unkle Roy
AD: exactly!!! his MBE means he's Manchester's Best Employee!!
j or ji: yes yes, gloat at yer ill-gotten gains & the misfortune of others . . .
senorita: yups, precisely.
yes yes, the penalty that shouldnt have been. i guess karen is right la, webb is manchester's best employee.
in other related news, i wish dalglish all the best in trying to overturn liverpool's standings la.
Woi!! Who's thirsting to raise a toast to the 2nd coming of the Messiah???
Bala - you lazy git...I've hosted a party for YER blog, when's your turn??
tinesh: good on ye.
bernard: Soon.
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