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Double-barrelisms in football are getting silly. How is Oxlade-Chamberlain supposed to fit on a shirt? The commentators are gonna love him.
Quote: Double-barrelisms in football are getting silly. How is Oxlade-Chamberlain supposed to fit on a shirt? The commentators are gonna love him.
Keep in mind that when putting a name on the back of a kit you pay by the letter. 
lol
You'd need pretty broad shoulders for Oxlade-Chamberlain though.
It always amused me that one of the smallest players had the longest names in Wright-Philips. lol
Looks like you are talking to yourself, spaceman, but I will join you. Glad Andy Carroll and Jose Enrique are flops at Liverpool - they must be 'cos they could not cope with Sunderland, and the latter are not even my team. (Exit stage left, - laughing up sleeve.)
Looks like I have commented too soon, redhed17 has appeared.
lol Making judgements on teams/players after one game. (Do we not have a rolleyes emoticon here? lol)
I think they both did OK for Liverpool yesterday, with Enrique playing well considering that he only arrived a few days ago. I don't think he's a great player, but better than what we have there already. Liverpool needed league experience though, because there were seemingly better left back available abroad.
Be careful, don't become bitter and twisted like an Everton fan.
Everton fans, or for that matter any other club fans in the UK could not become as bitter and twisted as us Toonies. Look what we have to put up with with that M Ashley. If you want a good laugh, + serious comment, visit NUFC Forum. It is not connected officially with the club, but it has been set up by Newcastle fans.
Plymouth Argyle fan, (forget his name) has not appeared here yet. Argyle were mentioned by Micky Horswill on the North East phone-in, last week, and it looks like they are still in trouble financially. (Keep it secret, and DONT TELL ANYONE. - I supported Sunderland for 90 mins yesterday, because of who they were playing.) If you post that fact, I will deny it vigorously and offer no comment.
Oh, and yes, almost forgot, I also hate Liverpool for beating us in the 1974 final. I have a long memory.
At the moment Toon fans have a lot to be bitter about (where's the money gone?). With Everton fans bitter and twisted it is their default state. lol
1974 is my first vivid memory of Liverpool.
And when they came with the cup on the parade through the city with the Cup too. 
I don't think I could support Everton at any point btw.
redhed17, I hope you win a trophy this year, and then when you have the parade through the town, and the team charabanc breaks down,and you all have to push it to its destination - past Goodison.
Quote: Redhed17, I hope you win a trophy this year, and then when you have the parade through the town, and the team charabanc breaks down,and you all have to push it to its destination - past Goodison.
I hope we win something too. Thanks for the positive vibes.
Be good to push it past Goodison, make it last longer. lol
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