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Manchester United fans plan to rub the Kop's noses in it even more on Sunday - and it is nothing to
do with beachballs.
After a thrilling 3-3 Anfield draw in January 1994, Liverpool supporters unfurled a taunting banner
which read: "Au revoir, Cantona and Man United. Come back when you've won 18.
Ronseal
Here is the goal in gif format:
And here is the guilty party - the most hated man (boy) in Liverpool:
As you can see from the last gif, it's not a balloon at all, but some sort of beach ball thing.
Hence the deflection. That chavvy kid must be extremely unpopular right now.
Here's 10 things you wouldn't have known about Liverpool-United matches till you saw today's.
Well, you might still not know some of them, but you'd at least suspect them.
- Rafa's good at Math. He knows that if United are the champions above everyone else, and he
beats United, then he's the champion.
Steve Bruce on the beachball which lead to Liverpool's fourth defeat in nine games: "They
have got it on telly with the guy who threw it on and it's got Liverpool crests all over it. What a
shame."
"This Couldn't Be More Perfect" was originally published at The
Republik of Mancunia.
It has been a while since I last posted due to being heavily burdened by workload. Since that
last post, we lost to Fiorentina in the CL and Chelsea, and just now to Sunderland, in the Premier
League. Although I did find time to follow the news and the whatabouts on my mobile.
It is a very trying period for supporters of LFC.
Got your beachball? Cantona mask? Don't forget your t-shirt, from as little as £8.90! And
Cantona's Christmas song will be sung, so we also have a t-shirt for that.
"Prepared For The Weekend?" was originally published at The Republik
of Mancunia.
It is a story that keeps coming around and around at any minute Arsenal are going to fall into a
Liverpool Beachball or Manchester IOU situation, with millions of pounds-worth of debt created by
the purchaser. Comments fly everywhere and I have to say that even though I have spent many years
in business I [.
