My point was when the draw was made pool fans knew they not play on the sunday as they never do so they were booked the Hotels to stay overnight on friday or whatever.Originally Posted by Ach
Why should they change it and loose there money because the chavs don't like it and they live in london so its easier for them anyway.
So what your saying is instead of moaning Playing Everton their biggest rivals on that day could be good for them so if they win they could dedicate it to those 96 who died.
er yes.
and with it being everton, and the history of both clubs relating to hillsborough (tying of scarves stadium to stadium etc), it would actually be quite a momentous occassion to show the world the power of football can unite everyone.
Agree, but i suppose if it still Upsets the current Sqaud, personally, i don't think most would be bothered by it specially the foreign lads but i can see why the likes of Stevie me may want to honour that day.
But lets be real in 23 years that day would have fallen on a playing day 3 years i think, so don't really see the bif fuss over the whole thing tbh.
Listening to Talksport.
Durham went nuts with what Alan Davies said
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/foo...f-results.htmlLiverpool have sacked Director of Football Damien Comolli after the club's owners, Fenway Sports Group, reviewed the club's failure in the transfer market that saw high profile and expensive acquisitions such as Andy Carroll contribute to a chastening season in the Premier League for Kenny Dalglish's side.
Comolli was appointed to the position of Director of Football Strategy at Anfield in November 2010, and given a remit to oversee the recruitment of players to the club.
His first major impact was to play a role in the January signings of Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll, for a British transfer record fee of £35m.
He became Director of Football in March 2011, effectively taking on many aspects of a chief executive's role, though focused solely on the business of playing side of the club.
He was pivotal in the signings of Jordan Henderson, Charlie Adam, Stewart Downing, Jose Enrique, Sebastian Coates and Craig Bellamy, though in all instances manager Kenny Dalglish had the final say in the deals.
The mixed success of those players, most notably Carroll but also Henderson, Adam and to a lesser extend Downing, appears to have cost him his job.
It is an extraordinary turn of events that sees a high profile member of the administration relieved of his job days before an FA Cup semi-final, against Everton rather than at the end of the season.
However an awful run of results that has left Liverpool closer to the relegation places than the top of the table in terms of points has seen the American owners act decisively.
Agent Comolli.
He delayed the Spuds rise to the top and now Liverpool too. And he's mates with Wenger.
Who's next?
Back to the sp*dsHe delayed the Spuds rise to the top and now Liverpool too. And he's mates with Wenger.
Who's next?
It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
clearly been made a scapegoat.
Rightly so!
Downing
Carroll
Adam
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