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Yes I remember back then and my hero Robbie Fowler. Robbie could never be described as a malicious player or a cheat. In fact after a game with Arsenal he had received a letter from Sepp Blatter congratulating him on his fair play. During the game Fowler had won a penalty after stumbling in the box. It wasn't a foul, simply Robbie tripping over, yet instead of just accepting his good fortune he ran over to the referee to try and get the decision overturned - an incredible act of sportsmanship and something that is very rarely seen in the modern game. Torres for instance, looks to get opposing player booked at every opportunity, a good player but not fit to lace Robbie’s boots as far as true sportsmanship goes.

This is why I stopped going to live games at Anfield, TV only for me. Oh and if any of you sox fans are ever in Liverpool, bring you kids and sandwiches to the match, its an education.

Are you suggesting that DonegalSox is a liar, if so try and defend rather than accuse. I thought he made some very good points myself, in fact for a moment he made me feel rather ashamed of being scouse.

Now you’ve crossed the line. On Thursday afternoon of last week, a mob of despondent Liverpool supporters burned U.S. flags in protest of American owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett, Jr. Really? This group of myopic peasants took it upon themselves to desecrate the American flag – the Stars and Stripes which represents 300 million people – on the basis of two men’s actions (or in some cases, inaction)? Lebanon? Tehran? Hardly ... this despicable display was in Liverpool, England. AP Images That’s not just any flag. That’s my flag.

Were Liverpool and we are the best football club on the planet: Proof: w w w youtube.com/watch?v=RlHMyp_jIyw We ask for your help as we are brothers: proof: w w w msn.foxsports.com/foxsoccer/worldcup/story/american-flag-burning-by-liverpool-fans-should-incense-yanks