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PeterParker wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

PeterParker wrote:The problem with Jesus is that he doesn't look like a world beater.
Fantastic thinking that he has great numbers, but being here for such a long time and not scoring vs Filth & criminals is really bad.

He has that "what if" vibe around him.

Is 'criminals' Liverpool? He has 3 in 3 starts against them.

Yeah, sorry, I was certain that he didn't score against them, but I remembered the one in UCL. What are the others two?
Still versus Filth the ratio stands.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

PeterParker wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

PeterParker wrote:The problem with Jesus is that he doesn't look like a world beater.
Fantastic thinking that he has great numbers, but being here for such a long time and not scoring vs Filth & criminals is really bad.

He has that "what if" vibe around him.

Is 'criminals' Liverpool? He has 3 in 3 starts against them.

Yeah, sorry, I was certain that he didn't score against them, but I remembered the one in UCL. What are the others two?
Still versus Filth the ratio stands.

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Burt wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

johnny crossan wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:A good synopsis from Micah there on the BLM issue and a big salute to Souness for confronting his own perceptions.

Certain Burnley fans and those who serviced it need to be asked questions. What are they scared of?

Wonder which boardroom Souness was talking about? He sounded quite emotional.

One can only surmise but you could suggest that it would be a closed affair where only the captain would be allowed in the boardroom, especially in those days.

I presume it's when he was a manager not a player so not many to choose from but my guess may be Rangers or Blackburn?