The Liverpool FC Thread VII

If Stoke wins at Villa Park and if Fulham beats Chelsea, Liverpool will be 10th before their game at Blackburn.

That just shows what a bad season they are having. I think Daglish is the right guy for the job but they need more time to experiment with formations etc....

Keep Gerrard, Skertel, Agger, Johnson, Reina, Bellamy, Suarez, Downing. The rest should go, then build a team around the players that stayed on.

Henderson is not worth 20 mil IMO.

I think Davies has got a point tbh even if he's expressed like a ****. It's affecting another team, when it shouldn't - and could harm there chances. How's is that fair?

Also instead of cancelling the match, can't it just me made into some sort of tribute? All the money from the match goes to towards the Hillsborough foundations, ceremonies before, after and during the match. It's also a good way to educate fans of other clubs who may not know about the disaster in as much detail. Plus it's not as if it'll be a match day every year on the day of the disaster - more like once every 5 or so years.

Edit: Why couldn't the match be played on the Friday?

I think Davies has got a point tbh even if he's expressed like a ****. It's affecting another team, when it shouldn't - and could harm there chances. How's is that fair?

Also instead of cancelling the match, can't it just me made into some sort of tribute? All the money from the match goes to towards the Hillsborough foundations, ceremonies before, after and during the match. It's also a good way to educate fans of other clubs who may not know about the disaster in as much detail. Plus it's not as if it'll be a match day every year on the day of the disaster - more like once every 5 or so years.

Edit: Why couldn't the match be played on the Friday?

The club and fans don't want it and, more importantly, the families of those who died at Hillsborough don't want it. I'd rather drop out of the competition than play the semi final on that date again. Liverpool Football Club should never, ever play on April 15th ever again, it holds too bad a memory for so many people who were at Hillsborough that day and it is still painful for them too.

You go on about fair, how is it fair the 96 people went to a football match and never returned because the police didn't do their duty that day? You want to go up to Anne Williams, Margaret Aspinall, Phil Hammond and all the other parents and relatives of those who died at Hillsborough and tell them how unfair it is that Chelsea have to play on the Sunday? Even better, send them an email, you can can find it easily on google if you want by typing in Hillsborough Family Support Group. Go on, tell them, and see how they react when you tell them how unfair Chelsea have it on the anniversary their lost their child at a football match. I dare you!

Our match couldn't be played on the Friday because it wouldn't have been feasible with both sets of fans travelling down on the same day. No reason why the Chelsea v Spurs game couldn't have been though.

The club and fans don't want it and, more importantly, the families of those who died at Hillsborough don't want it. I'd rather drop out of the competition than play the semi final on that date again. Liverpool Football Club should never, ever play on April 15th ever again, it holds too bad a memory for so many people who were at Hillsborough that day and it is still painful for them too.

You go on about fair, how is it fair the 96 people went to a football match and never returned because the police didn't do their duty that day? You want to go up to Anne Williams, Margaret Aspinall, Phil Hammond and all the other parents and relatives of those who died at Hillsborough and tell them how unfair it is that Chelsea have to play on the Sunday? Even better, send them an email, you can can find it easily on google if you want by typing in Hillsborough Family Support Group. Go on, tell them, and see how they react when you tell them how unfair Chelsea have it on the anniversary their lost their child at a football match. I dare you!

Our match couldn't be played on the Friday because it wouldn't have been feasible with both sets of fans travelling down on the same day. No reason why the Chelsea v Spurs game couldn't have been though.

The club and fans don't want it and, more importantly, the families of those who died at Hillsborough don't want it. I'd rather drop out of the competition than play the semi final on that date again. Liverpool Football Club should never, ever play on April 15th ever again, it holds too bad a memory for so many people who were at Hillsborough that day and it is still painful for them too.

You go on about fair, how is it fair the 96 people went to a football match and never returned because the police didn't do their duty that day? You want to go up to Anne Williams, Margaret Aspinall, Phil Hammond and all the other parents and relatives of those who died at Hillsborough and tell them how unfair it is that Chelsea have to play on the Sunday? Even better, send them an email, you can can find it easily on google if you want by typing in Hillsborough Family Support Group. Go on, tell them, and see how they react when you tell them how unfair Chelsea have it on the anniversary their lost their child at a football match. I dare you!

Our match couldn't be played on the Friday because it wouldn't have been feasible with both sets of fans travelling down on the same day. No reason why the Chelsea v Spurs game couldn't have been though.

I don't know if this will come out a bit insensative and if it does i don't mean to but...

Could it not be playing the semi final on april the 15th (espeically if you won it - which i hope you do for NUFC's sake) could be a great dedication. Playing for the memory of the 96. Kind of celebration of Liverpool and how they came through all this. Maybes getting the 96's families down to wembley. It will be emotional but just might be what the club and families need etc?

I don't know if this will come out a bit insensative and if it does i don't mean to but...

Could it not be playing the semi final on april the 15th (espeically if you won it - which i hope you do for NUFC's sake) could be a great dedication. Playing for the memory of the 96. Kind of celebration of Liverpool and how they came through all this. Maybes getting the 96's families down to wembley. It will be emotional but just might be what the club and families need etc?

The memorial is on the 15th at Anfield itself with all players, staff, families and a significant number of supporters at the ground. And do you really think playing an FA Cup semi final on the same date as the Hillsborough tadgedy would be just what the families need?

seen a bit of talk about Liverpool signing Dempsey, which is a strange one. It would be a sideways step for him as far as I'm concerned, he's the star player at a solid mid-table outfit, I don't think he'd ever jump ship to come to a struggling team where he would no longer be the stand out player. There are better clubs that he could go to if he wants but he is incredibly loyal to Fulham.

As far as tonight is concerned, we'll probably absolutely batter them off the park and have 25+ shots, which means we'll lose 1-0.