Liverpool supporters make natural gardeners. But look at it this way, if someone said last summer, you can come second, go into Europe, get the whole nation talking about you again, make Man Utd look rubbish, have a feeling that you're on the up. Come on David, we would all have gone for that. So even though my tomatoes are stringy, and the peas are a nightmare, pretty much everything else is lovely in the garden, the weather is pretty good. Nobody slags off a team who score goals, but leak at the back, but they can't bear teams who defend for 90 minutes. Liverpool are exciting, and a metaphor for the ups and downs of life, and that's how we love them. We have to go forward into next season with a sense of optimism we haven't had for yonks. So just harvest what you can for now
Palace did Blades at old Wembley in play offs 92nd minute, first & last time I was there. We got home and next morning I needed a saucer of milk to coax OH out from under the bed.
Palace did Blades at old Wembley in play offs 92nd minute, first & last time I was there. We got home and next morning I needed a saucer of milk to coax OH out from under the bed.
David, look at it this way.... We nearly won, and then we didn't. Normally, every Man U fan in the country would be ripping the whatever out of us. But it's like someone stuck an enormous cork in their mouths. They can't say stuff all. For once, they are silenced - more silenced than a field of nettles after a glyphosate bath, quieter than slugs in a pub, less effective than greenfly in a plague of ladybirds. Face it, nobody was delighted watching Man City play this season, but Liverpool had all sorts of people fired up with the romance. No team does romance and heartache like Liverpool. We have all the makings of a team to love. Barcelona had that a few years back - we went to the Nou Camp when they were kings, and it was magic. Liverpool will come back and prove it's all about heart and not a bank balance, once again.
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It's not the winning, it's the taking part.... or some such tosh.
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.
Fanks, all cheered-up now!
Yes, someone always has to lose, shudda been Chrystal Palace last night and Chelsea the game before.
Being umbled ain't helping either.
Liverpool supporters make natural gardeners. But look at it this way, if someone said last summer, you can come second, go into Europe, get the whole nation talking about you again, make Man Utd look rubbish, have a feeling that you're on the up. Come on David, we would all have gone for that. So even though my tomatoes are stringy, and the peas are a nightmare, pretty much everything else is lovely in the garden, the weather is pretty good. Nobody slags off a team who score goals, but leak at the back, but they can't bear teams who defend for 90 minutes. Liverpool are exciting, and a metaphor for the ups and downs of life, and that's how we love them. We have to go forward into next season with a sense of optimism we haven't had for yonks. So just harvest what you can for now
Palace did Blades at old Wembley in play offs 92nd minute, first & last time I was there. We got home and next morning I needed a saucer of milk to coax OH out from under the bed.
Saucer of milk David ??
Sweet peas are hardy
xx
My OH and boys support Chelsea.
And I could watch 'the special one' all day
Sending you hugs David
I thought the same as Kef, so glad your not poorly, another hug
Well yes, you have a point, BB......specially about Man U, just a pity it's at a time when everyone is beating them.
OH is Arsenal so good day for me gardening last Sunday as both my boys went to the game. I do have a groan when footie seems to be on ALL THE TIME!!!
David, look at it this way.... We nearly won, and then we didn't. Normally, every Man U fan in the country would be ripping the whatever out of us. But it's like someone stuck an enormous cork in their mouths. They can't say stuff all. For once, they are silenced - more silenced than a field of nettles after a glyphosate bath, quieter than slugs in a pub, less effective than greenfly in a plague of ladybirds. Face it, nobody was delighted watching Man City play this season, but Liverpool had all sorts of people fired up with the romance. No team does romance and heartache like Liverpool. We have all the makings of a team to love. Barcelona had that a few years back - we went to the Nou Camp when they were kings, and it was magic. Liverpool will come back and prove it's all about heart and not a bank balance, once again.
Quieter than slugs in a pub?
I think I'll get me remedial knitting out from under the settee.
If you live in Derbyshire, as I do.