A Dutch boy 17 years old.

Congrats to all Liverpool Fans – lets go on to Moscow and win it, yeah?

YNWA.

However if I was going to go on a QPR website to make a comment about your team I would only do so having done my homework first & actually watching the team a bit, not just believing what I read. What’s been reported in the press about Liverpool this season & in many others before has been very biased against our club, so your opinions are based on fallasy.

A lot of Liverpool fans think that nearly everyone in the media has an agenda against us, but I don’t think it’s anything as sinister as that. Tabloid journalists are generally lazy people with little or no regard for the truth, they tend to take what’s written in one paper & just run with the same story worded differently. The Sun is regarded by the majority of fans as the best tabloid for football so the other tabloids tend to follow their lead & run with stories they’ve printed. I don’t believe all the other tabloids are biased against us, but The Sun (and it’s sister paper The News Of The World) is very biased against us as a club, due to the fact the paper is boycotted by our supporters. I’m not going to go into the reasons why, that’s another five or six paragraphs in itself, but if you are interested you can find out more at http://www.lfcreds.com/reds/index.php/topic,2108.0.html

You say we’re lucky Kevin, let me ask you a question. How often can something happen and still be considered lucky? Over the last few years we have seen off AC & Inter Milan, Juventus, Barcelona, Chelsea twice and now Arsenal, we have set a record for the highest score in the Champions League and have also achieved comfortable victories over other decent opposition along the way. We are a proven team in Europe, the fact that we have a habit of amazing comebacks & last minute heroics has nothing to do with luck, it’s because we don’t give up & we battle to the last. A goal doesn’t become any more or less lucky depending on what time it’s scored, a good goal is a good goal regardless. You may disagree with the penalty but even without that goal we scored three others that were well taken & would have still won us the match. I personally feel that the penalty decision was correct, the challenge was clumsy rather than intentional but he prevented Babel from continuing his run without touching the ball at all and that is a foul in my book. I can understand Arsenal’s disappointment at not getting a penalty in the first leg, I think it was a foul but the player made too much of a meal of it & ended up shooting himself in the foot as the ref didn’t believe him, the fact that a penalty wasn’t given in the first leg doesn’t set a precedent though.

I do agree that Arsenal can play some brilliant football at times but at the end of the day football is a results business & we got the result, I would have been happy with our worst performance of the season if we had somehow still got the victory. In this case though the criticism of our club is uncalled for, all the stats show that we did take the game to Arsenal and created the more chances, we had 17 shots (5 on target) to Arsenal’s 9 (3 on target). We also had 51% of the possession & had 5 corners to Arsenal’s 2. The media can dress it up any way they like but over the 90 minutes we outplayed Arsenal and the scoreline reflected that.

For Kevin .. btw what is QPR stands for? Sounds not familiar for me.