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oy freak, sig bet on tomorrows game?

about to watch Ibra the "Super Swede" lol

killerofchicken wrote:

oy freak, sig bet on tomorrows game?

Lol, I'll pass this time. Have no faith in Liverpool at all this game.

freakzilla wrote:

killerofchicken wrote:

oy freak, sig bet on tomorrows game?

Lol, I'll pass this time. Have no faith in Liverpool at all this game.

We've been struggling like hell too! im so drunk

At least you're at home this game.

Killer's been crying alot with these defeats

Ali wrote:

Killer's been crying alot with these defeats

you don't know me!

killerofchicken wrote:

Ali wrote:

Killer's been crying alot with these defeats

you don't know me!

freakzilla wrote:

At least you're at home this game.

should have taken the bet

Lol, damn I should've.

BTW, Chelsea suck!

http://soccernet.espn.go.com/news/story/_/id/986943/nba-star-lebron-james-reveals-growing-liverpool-fandom?cc=3436

NBA superstar LeBron James says reading up on the history of Liverpool FC has humbled him, with the Miami Heat player revealing his newfound admiration for manager Kenny Dalglish and captain Steven Gerrard.

James, 26, recently became a minority shareholder in Liverpool and made his first visit to Anfield last month to watch the Reds draw with Manchester United.

The US basketball icon tweeted his delight at being part of a matchday crowd at the time and has since immersed himself in the club's history.

Talking to The Guardian about his Anfield tweet, James said: "That came from the simple fact of how passionate and loyal those fans are. But to walk through the facility the day before - to see all the history and achievements was very powerful.

"Liverpool have won 19 [actually 18] league championships and it meant a lot to read about King Kenny and Steven Gerrard - a hometown kid who now captains the team. And then to be at Anfield and see 40,000 fans screaming at the top of their lungs, the whole game, was an unbelievable experience for me."

And James believes that Dalglish's current Liverpool crop can recreate the glory days of the 1970s and 80s, during which time the Merseysiders were the dominant force in English football.

"Any time you have so much history and so much power behind their story, there is great potential to continue that expansion," James said. "Liverpool are definitely one of those clubs. They really are like Manchester United - and the Dallas Cowboys and the New York Yankees.

"There are some teams and logos you see, no matter where you are in the world, and you know exactly who they are and what they mean. I see Liverpool in that group. They're striving to be a champion and I'm striving to do the same. It would be great if we could do it in the same year.

And despite being one of the world's most famous sportsmen, James says he was humbled by the fact that some of Liverpool's star players were aware of who he was.

"King Kenny is something else!" he said. "His accent is very strong. So it was very difficult to understand what he was saying - but it was great being around him and [Luis] Suarez and Gerrard and Dirk [Kuyt] and those guys. I was very humbled that they knew me."

Anyone but Lebron!

WTF current Wales manager and ex Newcastle, Bolton player Gary Speed has committed suicide at 42.

We all know John Terry had something to do with it.

Isn't looking good for your team Killer, I hope Roman gives AVB time but I doubt it.

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