And saved a Penalty in the shoot-out that got us to the Final as well.
The average mentally challenged has absolutely no interest in talking about Celtic.
I put this up yesterday and it was pulled, obviously I'm not in the clique?
To get 30.000 for it during the school holiday when many people are away is fantastic
Gotta love the Papac.
For that alone - a legend
Papac Weir Cuellar. How long did it take Messi to get out of those pockets at Ibrox?
it was definitely being an extremely difficult team to beat instead of an attacking threat that took us to the final.
Absolutely. I remember looking at the UEFA website and seeing the CL and UEFA finalists and thinking, "one of those four will win the super cup, and we are in that list!"
Stevie G plays for both teams in a charity match. We are all delighted. I loved the good natured booing when he wore red and the roars of approval whenever he touched the ball wearing blue. Says it all about us
Haha that is hilarious,he has also missed the point that it was a charity match for Rangers and Liverpool charities.
It was a case of who’s he rather than who’s who for today’s Legends match at Ibrox as the big names opted to stay away.
Ally McCoist, Arthur Numan, Stefan Klos, Lorenzo Amoruso, Neil McCann, Andy Goram, Tore Andre Flo, Ronald de Boer and Billy Dodds all snubbed the match for the home side while Liverpool were only able to muster 14 players for the trip up the M74. Midweek reports of Fernando Torres making an appearance predictable fell by the wayside.
Even the most imaginative of supporters would struggle to attack the phrase ‘Legend’ alongside Neil Alexander, Sasa Papac, Alex Rae and Thomas Buffel. Despite the strong ties with Holland Michael Mols was the only legend interested in picking up his expenses and two nights in a city centre hotel.
Mark Hately managed the legends rather than Walter Smith.
After arranging four home pre-season friendlies during July that were outwith the season ticket the international weekend was too good an opportunity to miss for another fund raiser.
There has been a constant stream of former Liverpool players predicting how much Steven Gerrard will win this season but it wasn’t so easy to find players willing to play in today’s match.
After stretching things to find eleven players to start the match the bench consisted of Chris Kirkland, David Thompson and Stephen Warnock.
The next few days are likely to see a number of former players tip Gerrard to win the league despite speculation linking the former Anfield youth coach with Leeds United and Besiktas.
This piece is vindictive, envious, poisonous and bitter made by a vindictive, envious, poisonous and bitter, scumbag from a vindictive, envious, poisonous and bitter fan base and supporting a vindictive, envious, poisonous and bitter football club.
It was a case of who’s he rather than who’s who for today’s Legends match at Ibrox as the big names opted to stay away.
Ally McCoist, Arthur Numan, Stefan Klos, Lorenzo Amoruso, Neil McCann, Andy Goram, Tore Andre Flo, Ronald de Boer and Billy Dodds all snubbed the match for the home side while Liverpool were only able to muster 14 players for the trip up the M74. Midweek reports of Fernando Torres making an appearance predictable fell by the wayside.
Even the most imaginative of supporters would struggle to attack the phrase ‘Legend’ alongside Neil Alexander, Sasa Papac, Alex Rae and Thomas Buffel. Despite the strong ties with Holland Michael Mols was the only legend interested in picking up his expenses and two nights in a city centre hotel.
Mark Hately managed the legends rather than Walter Smith.
After arranging four home pre-season friendlies during July that were outwith the season ticket the international weekend was too good an opportunity to miss for another fund raiser.
There has been a constant stream of former Liverpool players predicting how much Steven Gerrard will win this season but it wasn’t so easy to find players willing to play in today’s match.
After stretching things to find eleven players to start the match the bench consisted of Chris Kirkland, David Thompson and Stephen Warnock.
The next few days are likely to see a number of former players tip Gerrard to win the league despite speculation linking the former Anfield youth coach with Leeds United and Besiktas.
In hindsight that’s a fair point, hopefully I would get high enough up the mental health profession ladder so as not to encounter a plastic paddy one - one type scenario.
