Some Liverpool fans have written a book about how they nearly won the League.
It's called "They Dared to Dream: How Rodgers' Liverpool Went So Close"
http://www.amazon.co.uk/They-Dared-Dream-Rodgers-Liverpool-ebook/dp/B00LEG66SE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1405552206&sr=8-1&keywords=They+Dared+To+Dream%3A+How+Rodgers%27+Liverpool+Went+So+Close
Some of the reviews are excellent.
They Dared to Dream
posted on 17/7/14
comment by Wild_ Rover (U5211)
posted 7 minutes ago
"A book about coming second? Show's the level you bindipper's are now at. May I suggest further books for the future?
1. How to steal tickets from your own fans.
2. How to 'own' a minutes silence.
3. Being a victim, the full-time guide.
4. Bitterness and loathing. The Whingers guide to LFC"
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To be fair my ex-missus wanted to get me a book to teach me to come second
posted on 17/7/14
I haven't read a word of this book. Here's my summary:
1/ Liverpool are the most popular team in world football. Undiscovered tribes in the Andes wear Liverpool tops. This is better than Man United, who's fans come from Surrey.
2/ Brendan Rodgers blew the league away with a new system he invented called 'Pass and Move'. Nobody has ever done this before or since. The great Liverpool teams of the 70s and 80s also invented 'Pass and Move'.
3/ Liverpool were only beaten by a team costing £150bn. The plucky redmen competed with a team of homegrown scousers and a tricky little Uruguayan fellah plucked out of the back streets of Montevideo.
3/ Everyone was willing Liverpool over the line as their fans are the heart and soul of football and they all come from Liverpool.
4/ Next year is their year.
Cant see it being too different to that. Save your money.
posted on 17/7/14
comment by Jay. (U16498)
posted 27 minutes ago
comment by Wild_ Rover (U5211)
posted 7 minutes ago
"A book about coming second? Show's the level you bindipper's are now at. May I suggest further books for the future?
1. How to steal tickets from your own fans.
2. How to 'own' a minutes silence.
3. Being a victim, the full-time guide.
4. Bitterness and loathing. The Whingers guide to LFC"
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To be fair my ex-missus wanted to get me a book to teach me to come second
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I take it you never read it as she's now the ex
posted on 17/7/14
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1.0 out of 5 stars Get it while you can 8 July 2014
By Meff Stelling
I tried to buy this in Waterstones but it was raining outside and I slipped. Whilst I was recovering Demba Ba nipped in and got the last copy.
I hear it's a good read though and the ending is great.
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5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best endings ever 7 July 2014
By Dr Sniderman
"With foreword by Demba Ba."
posted on 17/7/14
comment by The Post Nearly Man. I just left Hotel Amnesia. Where it is I can't remember. (U1270)
posted 1 hour, 15 minutes ago
I haven't read a word of this book. Here's my summary:
1/ Liverpool are the most popular team in world football. Undiscovered tribes in the Andes wear Liverpool tops. This is better than Man United, who's fans come from Surrey.
2/ Brendan Rodgers blew the league away with a new system he invented called 'Pass and Move'. Nobody has ever done this before or since. The great Liverpool teams of the 70s and 80s also invented 'Pass and Move'.
3/ Liverpool were only beaten by a team costing £150bn. The plucky redmen competed with a team of homegrown scousers and a tricky little Uruguayan fellah plucked out of the back streets of Montevideo.
3/ Everyone was willing Liverpool over the line as their fans are the heart and soul of football and they all come from Liverpool.
4/ Next year is their year.
Cant see it being too different to that. Save your money.
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posted on 17/7/14
That sounds like something Barry Smith would write.
posted on 17/7/14
Oh dear. Writing a book of failure. Joke club.
posted on 17/7/14
I must admit surprise that educational standards have risen sufficiently on Merseyside for someone to have put pen to paper in a semi-coherent sense.
Whatever next? Maths?
I'm expecting something like; 2+2 = 3 plus add-ons
posted on 17/7/14
LAL0serpool
posted on 17/7/14
- Feckin' hell!