By Mighty Reds
March 3 2008

On Saturday next an ex Red will visit Anfield with his present chosen team. He’ll be a bit apprehensive because his team aren’t doing well at the moment and could end up in a relegation dog fight. He also has to face the Reds fans that still see him as a traitor because he wasn’t prepared to give new manager Rafael Benitez a chance back in the summer of 2004.

Isn’t it time to give a  rest  to the jeering of Michael Owen?  Hasn’t he proved how wrong he was to leave Liverpool? 

Look where he’s ended up.  Still only twenty seven and playing for a club who are the absolute anathema to Owens own career targets.  He left Liverpool to win bigger trophies and ended up at a club where they not only don’t win trophies, but continually make a laughing stock of themselves. 

He is now working under his fourth manager at that club in just over two years, and this one is one of the very few people Owen used his autobiography to come out and say he disliked.   

A manager who is also an ex Red who left a bitter taste in the mouths of Reds fans at the time.  He left for money though, which is worse in my book.  Luckily we replaced HIM with a player he wasn’t fit to clean the boots of. 

Owen is without doubt one of the best goal scorers we’ve produced, and as such deserves our respect and cheers, or at least silence, not jeers. 

Owen - Cheers or Jeers

Discussion started by Mighty Reds , 03/03/2008 09:45

Mighty Reds
03/03/2008 09:45

Owen - Cheers or Jeers

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carra
02/03/2008 20:49

Michael thought the grass was greener at Madrid and i for one can understand him wanting to play for one of the great club sides in world football.Just didnt like the smart aarssed lines he gave us the 6 months before he went.To cap it all was he had the opurtunity to come back and play the same game with Madrid but got greedy and bad advice.So next week i shall treat him as last time and ignore him.Ido feel sorry to a point but it was his decision but hey thanks for the memories he was the best striker in the world .

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Captain Scarlet
02/03/2008 22:44

Probably won't realise he's on the pitch, like last time.

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Reds
02/03/2008 23:46

True Cap, although, he has something to prove to Cappello doesn't he? Would be just our luck to batter them, as we did at SJP last season, only to see them get a lucky win. They're a shiiite team I know but even shiiite teams have one or two good days.

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toon4everkk
03/03/2008 10:46

hes at a beter club than liverpoo now

well beet u 3-0

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taleb mansoor
03/03/2008 11:20

we going to f....k u 3/0 bloody MO

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rouman
03/03/2008 12:04

who you kidding nu ,have never been a big club,they are shite, never have or will be in our class.you were not even owens first choice,it was us .everyone knows that if he could he walk back to l,pool tomorrow. so much for your team...

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scousekop
03/03/2008 17:56

Re: Owen - Cheers or Jeers new
Posted by: toon4everkk (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:03:03:10:46:09

hes at a beter club than liverpoo now

well beet u 3-0

Re: Owen - Cheers or Jeers new
Posted by: taleb mansoor (IP Logged)
Date: 2008:03:03:11:20:04

we going to f....k u 3/0 bloody MO

Is that you obi




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Reds
05/03/2008 10:06

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Captain Scarlet
05/03/2008 10:57

Why don't smilies come out on 'front page' articles?

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