Liverpool FC

I'm back! Yes, the title of this blog kinda reveals what my favourite football team is, and my passion too. This morning, I just read on the internet that Robbie Fowler, affectionately known as 'God', has returned to Anfield. Actually, when Fowler scored that 3rd goal for Manchester City against the Scums about a week or so ago, I was already wondering if it would be a good move to get him back to Liverpool. This topic has also been discussed at length (in a hypothetical scenario then) in the LFC website forum, and there have been very mixed comments. For me personally, each time the topic is brought up, my response was that he is way past his prime. Fowler is not the 'God' of old. But then again, strangely enough, when I read the news this morning, I was happy. Perhaps it is because how Djbril Cisse proved himself to be that bad against the Scums last week. Perhaps I am still emotionally enchanted by the way that Fowler scored at ease in the mid-90s. Perhaps I am still hoping, against my rational belief, that Rafa can somehow bring Fowler back to where he used to be. Hopefully, this will be the case.

The title of this blog reads "Liverpool FC". To me, that comes with it an obligation to speak my mind about the 2 teams that I absolutely detest. Any football fan will be able to tell, at this stage, that I am referring to MANURE and CHELSKI. To be honest, I don't dislike the latter half as much as I hate the former. And to be accurate, too, I don't dislike the Manure players (except for a few); what I really can't stand are the supporters. Manure supporters for obscure reasons have been brought up to bask in the glory of the team's successes in the 90s. Most are but glory-hunters. They can't accept when Manure loses, and they start to criticise their team. Some of their so-called supporters (and I say it with my conscience intact) have turned into Chelskian fans in the last 2 seasons!! I guess what drives me to sometimes having homicidal instincts against the Manure fans is that when Manure wins, they behave like such arseholes (although they are, in reality, arseholes), behave in such a detestable and cocky manner, as if they were indeed that good. I have some colleagues who support Manure, and to be honest, deep in my heart, I hate some of them to the core. If ever anyone of them gets murdered, I might well be the murderer. There is one particular ex-colleague whom I absolutely hate, and he supports Manure. He is a typical know-little-about-football person who claims to support a team (Manure in this case), who pretends to cry when Manure loses, but who is at best a fair-weather Manure supporter. He is detestable. If not for the fact that he is married and have a kid, I think he should be shot. He is quite intelligent, but I find him a disgrace to mankind.

Now, on to Chelski. I am becoming more and more neutral towards them, actually. But a worrying tendency is when I read what their supporters post on LatestGoals.net. They are becoming like Manure supporters, who brag about their brilliance each time they win. Really, touch my heart, Liverpool supporters don't do such things. We get ecstatic when Liverpool wins, but we share our joy with fellow Liverpool supporters, rather than expend our energies to taunt rival supporters and prove ourselves to be arseholes at the same time. There was a period of time when i detested Moron, and that was last year when he put his finger to his lip to tell the Pool supporters to be quiet when Chelski equalised. But since then, I guess I have to admit that he is a great manager, just as he has moulded a great team. This is a fact. And I think that for Liverpool to pip Chelski from the Premiership table (not this season but next), Rafa's tactical genuis, coupled with some Chelskian complacency, is paramount.

Ok, so much for football for now. Football is something which gets me irrational - as you can tell from the references to murder, and so on - although I am in the main a rather rational and sensible person. I guess I don't like to be provoked or taunted.

Ok, since I don't have much more to say for now, I will call it a day...