Instead, it shuddered off the woodwork as he ran at the White Hart Lane faithful to gloat.This is last season as Liverpool thumped Manchester United 4-1 in their own backyard. It's the famous kiss into the Sky Sports camera from the reverse angle (that's the term where football meets geometry).
Recall also Liverpool's emphatic 5-1 trouncing of Newcastle. His celebration struck me as slightly unhinged then. What happened later that night? He popped out for a quiet drink and punched the DJ in the gob.
Gerrard will have to take a lot of abuse this season as any top player from opposition home ends does.
But especially now, as he demonstrated an achilles heel with events in Southpaw... er, I mean Southport.
I sense the temperature on the field of play is higher than it was. The financial pressure on players seems to have grabbed a hold of the mood. Have you noticed how there's more after match hugging between victorious managers and their coaches and players? The sense of relief at the end of a game is palpable. It doesn't look as much fun for the players anymore.
I sense the temperature on the field of play is higher than it was. The financial pressure on players seems to have grabbed a hold of the mood. Have you noticed how there's more after match hugging between victorious managers and their coaches and players? The sense of relief at the end of a game is palpable. It doesn't look as much fun for the players anymore.
It's upto Gerrard to keep a lid on his feelings and let his football do the talking. Just like his England teammates, Wayne Rooney and David Beckham!
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you're right - he does seem right on the edge.
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Perhaps, but being a scouser he's bound to have 'a great sense of humour', they all do apparently....
ReplyDeleteHe does seem a couple of stations short of Dagenham Heathway.
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