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I just like to give idiots like kopite ****, because it is hilarious and he deserves it.
He is the caricature of a Liverpool supporter

"You will never be able to stop SAS"
"You haven't played any good teams"

After game
Excepted response: "well done, the best team won"
Actual response: "well you won't get anything from Dortmund"
 
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_kabal_ said:
I just like to give idiots like kopite ****, because it is hilarious and he deserves it.
He is the caricature of a Liverpool supporter

"You will never be able to stop SAS"
"You haven't played any good teams"

After game
Excepted response: "well done, the best team won"
Actual response: "well you won't get anything from Dortmund"
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Don't worry buddy, enjoy the moment while it last. Midweek you will be brought down to earth very quickly followed by a loss to the Mancs. Next week we will be 2 points behind you again.

Watch this space
 
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KOPITE said:
Don't worry buddy, enjoy the moment while it last. Midweek you will be brought down to earth very quickly followed by a loss to the Mancs. Next week we will be 2 points behind you again.

Watch this space
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As I said, ****ing idiot
 
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KOPITE said:
Don't worry buddy, enjoy the moment while it last. Midweek you will be brought down to earth very quickly followed by a loss to the Mancs. Next week we will be 2 points behind you again.

Watch this space
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you know what will be more likely?
City and Everton overtake you ;)
 
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KOPITE said:
Don't worry buddy, enjoy the moment while it last. Midweek you will be brought down to earth very quickly followed by a loss to the Mancs. Next week we will be 2 points behind you again.

Watch this space
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Haha...I never thought I'd see the day were you would be cheering for United. :D
 
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Good win! You played better than us and deservedly won.
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I'm obviously looking at the game through my gunners goggles, but I think it was a pretty good game. Liverpool was never out of it. Saurez and Sturridge can change a game in an instance.

In games like these I takes one or two moments to swing the balance. On the day Carzola and Ramsey got those moments for us.
 
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every team here has their annoying trolls. Kopite is just our representative
 
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**** just got real:wtf:
Durban - A police captain has been arrested for attempted murder after allegedly shooting his friend during an argument over a football match.

The policeman was with friends having a braai, at a home in Mullien Place, Springtown, when he allegedly shot his friend in the chest.

According to a source close to the victim, the men had been watching the English Premier League match between Arsenal and Liverpool.

The policeman, a Liverpool supporter, was taunted by Manchester United supporters after the match, the source said.

Liverpool lost 2-0 and during an argument that followed the policeman allegedly shouted “Manchester United who?”, cocked his gun and fired a shot to the side.
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RexxGrim said:
I'm obviously looking at the game through my gunners goggles, but I think it was a pretty good game. Liverpool was never out of it. Saurez and Sturridge can change a game in an instance.

In games like these I takes one or two moments to swing the balance. On the day Carzola and Ramsey got those moments for us.
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Liverpool's midfield was never in it, they try to run too much with the ball and then want to do the 1 touch passing at the back.

Arsenal are really looking and I think they will be taking the league this year. If they can keep the majority of there players fit.
 
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Liverpool's midfield was never in it, they try to run too much with the ball and then want to do the 1 touch passing at the back.

Arsenal are really looking and I think they will be taking the league this year. If they can keep the majority of there players fit.
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While I'm happy with our current form, and over the moon with being top of the tree, I'm not going to call it 10 games into the season. Our current standing is down to our key players doing well, a bit of luck, but most importantly, our opposition doing badly in other games (hi2u Chel$ki). If we're still there by Christmas, then I really don't see anyone stopping us.

Now, we may be good enough to win the league, but should we bother with the CL? We're an entire squad shy of ever winning it (or even making the final). My point is should we risk adding to our lengthy injury list, fighting for a competition we probably have no chance of winning, or just play it safe, and focus on a single trophy, and build from there? Yes, winning the CL is every supporter's dream, but at what cost?

I'm cofident that we'll have a good game against Dortmund. This year's Arsenal has something it didn't last season: BMT. I say we give it our all, get as far as we can, then focus on the league.
 
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The Voice said:
While I'm happy with our current form, and over the moon with being top of the tree, I'm not going to call it 10 games into the season. Our current standing is down to our key players doing well, a bit of luck, but most importantly, our opposition doing badly in other games (hi2u Chel$ki). If we're still there by Christmas, then I really don't see anyone stopping us.

Now, we may be good enough to win the league, but should we bother with the CL? We're an entire squad shy of ever winning it (or even making the final). My point is should we risk adding to our lengthy injury list, fighting for a competition we probably have no chance of winning, or just play it safe, and focus on a single trophy, and build from there? Yes, winning the CL is every supporter's dream, but at what cost?

I'm cofident that we'll have a good game against Dortmund. This year's Arsenal has something it didn't last season: BMT. I say we give it our all, get as far as we can, then focus on the league.
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I would say February :) Xmas is the period where depth in squad counts the most... If you think you top of the table in Dec and you've won... think again
 
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The Voice said:
While I'm happy with our current form, and over the moon with being top of the tree, I'm not going to call it 10 games into the season. Our current standing is down to our key players doing well, a bit of luck, but most importantly, our opposition doing badly in other games (hi2u Chel$ki). If we're still there by Christmas, then I really don't see anyone stopping us.

Now, we may be good enough to win the league, but should we bother with the CL? We're an entire squad shy of ever winning it (or even making the final). My point is should we risk adding to our lengthy injury list, fighting for a competition we probably have no chance of winning, or just play it safe, and focus on a single trophy, and build from there? Yes, winning the CL is every supporter's dream, but at what cost?

I'm cofident that we'll have a good game against Dortmund. This year's Arsenal has something it didn't last season: BMT. I say we give it our all, get as far as we can, then focus on the league.
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So you are saying that you would rather go all out and win the Champions League and not worry about the league ?

The thing is, you might fall back so far, that there is not enough time and points to catch up. And then the injuries that are occurred, will make it even more difficult.

My opinion, like with Liverpool. Try and win the League 1st and then build on from there. (And NO wasn't referring to Liverpool winning the league, finishing in the Top 4)
 
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craigdoepie said:
So you are saying that you would rather go all out and win the Champions League and not worry about the league ?
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Seems to me he's saying the opposite. I agree. I think it's good for them they were knocked out of the League Cup.
 
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