Rejoicing over a fallen comrade
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Dunno what to say when a rival fan can rejoice and insult over a player horrific injury on the field. Enough is said, 2 words, pathetic and lame.
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Benitez sympathy for stricken Smith
Rafael Benitez's joy at seeing his Liverpool battlers reach the FA Cup quarter-finals was tempered by the horror injury which could sideline Manchester United's Alan Smith for nine months.
Fortunately, a vast majority of the Kop and the rest of the stadium applauded Smith man and the concern shown by Liverpool duo Steven Gerrard and John Arne Riise underlined the genuine concern of the Anfield camp.
Liverpool boss Benitez said: "We are all so sorry for Smith, it is a great pity such things happen and we all wish him good luck.
"As a manager you do not want to see any player hurt. But sadly this is football and I can only offer my concern and just enjoy the victory with my team and our fans."
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Now thats sportsmanship of the highest level, as compared to the lowest of the low insults. -
Another "enough said". Waakakakakakk~~~ So, how many more? Wakkakakakaka~~~Originally posted by marcteng:Dunno what to say when a rival fan can rejoice and insult over a player horrific injury on the field. Enough is said, 2 words, pathetic and lame. -
[quote]Originally posted by HafizulKMS:
Another "enough said". Waakakakakakk~~~ So, how many more? Wakkakakakaka~~~[/quote
Waste of time responding to you really. immoral -
I believe Smithy would have received more respect if RA had bought out LUFC and retained him there.
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foremost, I wish smith the best as he will need all the support he can get to recover from the horrific injury.
second, for those who even want to smear mud on his injury risk wrath from all real football fans. cause everyone who know sports, know injury, and no-one kicks another when another is down, except for those who are without morals and integrity.
lastly, my cheers to some liverpool fans who gave their support to smith when he was stretched off the field. -
Yup... it was nice to see majority of the Liverpool supporters applauding Smith as he was taken off
but I was wondering, if he would get a similar response when the scoreline was in favour of the Devils instead?? -
haha,they might take it to be time wasting..Originally posted by ToffeeClub1929:Yup... it was nice to see majority of the Liverpool supporters applauding Smith as he was taken off
but I was wondering, if he would get a similar response when the scoreline was in favour of the Devils instead??
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alan smith is a mismatch at man u.
his career has stagnated since joining them. -
He is a fighter, always gave his best, but his quality is not like the level of rooney or rvn.Originally posted by dragg:alan smith is a mismatch at man u.
his career has stagnated since joining them.
He can be only a squad player at Man U or any other top teams.
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WHat about Louis Saha? He is now fit to play, sin't he?Originally posted by marcteng:He is a fighter, always gave his best, but his quality is not like the level of rooney or rvn.
He can be only a squad player at Man U or any other top teams.
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frankly he is not a good enough player for the clubs you mentioned. isnt it better to play first team at clubs like newcastle, spurs, bolton etc than be a second choice player at man u where he is always on the bench? look at him now. no matter how highly man u fans think of him he is near to nothing in the premiership.Originally posted by marcteng:He is a fighter, always gave his best, but his quality is not like the level of rooney or rvn.
He can be only a squad player at Man U or any other top teams.
You think smith can command first team at chelsea, milan or RM?
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Smithy was one of LUFC's rising stars. It was sad to see him leave Elland Rd. It was worse to see LUFC going down.
I still remember his two goals in the 72nd and 78th minutes when LUFC hosted bottom side SWFC in October 1999. THe match ended in a 2-0 win for the Whites and a chance to extend their lead at the top. -
leeds can gain promotion via the play-offs, though it wont be easy.
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Even if they gain promotion, they might not be able to survive playing at the top flight.Originally posted by dragg:leeds can gain promotion via the play-offs, though it wont be easy. -
Blame on 2 persons for leeds predicament, the ex chairman for giving david o leary so much money to buy players which leeds can ill afford.Originally posted by dragg:leeds can gain promotion via the play-offs, though it wont be easy.
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to stay in the premiership clubs have to use some common sense and take it a step at a time. see what allardyce has done for bolton.Originally posted by iveco:Even if they gain promotion, they might not be able to survive playing at the top flight.
i hope wigan and west ham dont overdo it. same goes for leeds if they gain promotion, but it is still too early to talk about it. -
But if RA had set his eyes on LUFC, maybe they would not have been relegated at all.Originally posted by marcteng:Blame on 2 persons for leeds predicament, the ex chairman for giving david o leary so much money to buy players which leeds can ill afford.
moral of the story for football clubs these days is dun spend what you cannot afford. -
agree...i was oso shocked when man u signed him in de 1st place..its like..he was gd...but dat time still not of very outstanding calibreOriginally posted by dragg:frankly he is not a good enough player for the clubs you mentioned. isnt it better to play first team at clubs like newcastle, spurs, bolton etc than be a second choice player at man u where he is always on the bench? look at him now. no matter how highly man u fans think of him he is near to nothing in the premiership.
we hardly see him play, let alone play a good match.
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SAF made a lot of wrong signings. smith was one of them.