Do you understand the word potential? You may want to re-read, doofus.

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Likewise, it potentially drove people away from you, whereas a 'better' show, would have attracted them.

comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)posted 57 seconds agocomment by Fellaini's Pirouette to Perfection - Fear... (U1308) posted 30 seconds agoCome on TOOR. Where are the facts and figures to back up this silly statement you made about it increasing club revenue. -----------------------------------------------Fox paid the club for the show. So already we have a fact that revenue was increased. After that it's pretty reasonable to assume that if over 2 million people were exposed to the show that some spent money on the club. Furthermore with the publicity, in the long run, there could be more revenue. No publicity is bad publicity they tell us, right?

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So nothing then. Thanks for confirming it

There was a 1.2 household share (whatever that means) against 1.02 for that United - Chelsea match I referred to.
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I don't know the answer to this but what time were the respective programmes aired?

comment by Juan Gaio. (U16498) posted 40 seconds ago
Do you understand the word potential? You may want to re-read, doofus.

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Likewise, it potentially drove people away from you, whereas a 'better' show, would have attracted them.
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What would have been a better show?

You are commenting on something you clearly have little knowledge of and putting yourself across as quite knowledgeable on the issue!! Then you proceed to call me that? Pathetic!

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I asked for the exact wording of the question because I didn't have it to hand and then you threw a complete panty puddle.

What part of that wasn't pathetic?

Elderado was a better show

comment by Fellaini's Pirouette to Perfection - Fear... (U1308) posted 1 minute ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)posted 57 seconds agocomment by Fellaini's Pirouette to Perfection - Fear... (U1308) posted 30 seconds agoCome on TOOR. Where are the facts and figures to back up this silly statement you made about it increasing club revenue. -----------------------------------------------Fox paid the club for the show. So already we have a fact that revenue was increased. After that it's pretty reasonable to assume that if over 2 million people were exposed to the show that some spent money on the club. Furthermore with the publicity, in the long run, there could be more revenue. No publicity is bad publicity they tell us, right?

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So nothing then. Thanks for confirming it
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Yeah, it's nothing. If you choose to ignore, it's nothing. It's unlike you.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/02/12/who-said-it-rodgers-brent_n_2667551.html

13 out of 14

Happy Friday everyone

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I got 11. Better than I thought!

comment by Pâî§Lë¥'š _P䆆ê®ÑëÐ_ÐrÊåm§ (U1541)
posted 23 seconds ago
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2013/02/12/who-said-it-rodgers-brent_n_2667551.html

13 out of 14

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Much better than me - I definitely though Brent said

“I will leave no stone unturned in my quest – and that quest will be relentless.”

and

“I like to educate. You train dogs, I like to educate"

I guessed and got 93% 13/14 It comes to something when his quotes are directly comparable, and fairly difficult to differentiate from someone whos job it is to be intentionally funny

I remember Rodgers saying “I like to educate. You train dogs, I like to educate". A great quote, showing respect to his players.

Good JobYou answered 14 out of 14 questions correctly.

Wasn't exactly difficult, some were ridiculous quotes, with comedy value, some were good quotes.

Good luck to Brendan on his relentless quest.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vpUd6mAdgQI

Yeah let's have some more of the making fun of a manager who has been quoted as saying he'll give his all for the club. Who needs enemies?

comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 6 minutes ago
I remember Rodgers saying “I like to educate. You train dogs, I like to educate". A great quote, showing respect to his players.

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Surely you can see the Brent in that though?

comment by The English Iniesta (U14315) posted 44 seconds ago
comment by There'sOnlyOneReds (U1721)
posted 6 minutes ago
I remember Rodgers saying “I like to educate. You train dogs, I like to educate". A great quote, showing respect to his players.

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Surely you can see the Brent in that though?
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No. Brent said stupid things which were funny as they didn't make sense. Like if you fail, hide all evidence etc. There's a difference.

comment by *** Didi Hamann *** (U5172)

posted 12 minutes ago

You are commenting on something you clearly have little knowledge of and putting yourself across as quite knowledgeable on the issue!! Then you proceed to call me that? Pathetic!

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I asked for the exact wording of the question because I didn't have it to hand and then you threw a complete panty puddle.

What part of that wasn't pathetic?
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You were commenting as if you knew what was said by Ayre in the interview going like the publicity is too much and that LFC reveals too much when you don't even know why the information was released!!!! That was extremely stupid. You shouldn't be arguing this one just accept you were jumping the gun and thats it.

BR's motivational quotes are only inspirational to the type of people who need their motivation condensed in to bitesize quotations. i.e. people who believe in horoscopes or pay attention to fortune cookies.

C'mon Toor lighten up.

One of the problems I had with the documentary, was that it was always going to have a few "do I not like that moments".

That is why I think it was foolish to screen the programme in this country. Fans of any club taking the p(i)ish is warranted because of the content.

I choose to laugh along, because I could see the programme for what it was. A cheesy, glossy and crass marketing exercise.

I completely agree - a roast dinner without gravy isn't a roast at all

people who believe in horoscopes or pay attention to fortune cookies.

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Are you telling me that Mars and Jupiter's alignment doesn't mean I'm going to find my true love today

You were commenting as if you knew what was said by Ayre in the interview going like the publicity is too much and that LFC reveals too much when you don't even know why the information was released

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I know what he said, I'd just read it. I simply asked for the wording of the question that you wanted me to answer.

You have come across as an absolute child on this thread.