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Well, in the poll at the top, I went for 5-8 goals by the end of the season, but its looking like he'll pass that nee bother.

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anyone else seen this? http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/apr/01/andy-carroll-kenny-dalglish-liverpool

 

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Pardew attributed Cissé's excellent performance to diet. The striker's two goals here took his Premier League total to seven since his debut in February – two more than Carroll has managed in the league in 14 months at Liverpool. "We had Africa day at the training ground on Friday," Pardew said. "We made him feel at home by having curried goat for lunch. It was lovely."

 

Curried goat = goals!

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anyone else seen this? http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/apr/01/andy-carroll-kenny-dalglish-liverpool

 

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Pardew attributed Cissé's excellent performance to diet. The striker's two goals here took his Premier League total to seven since his debut in February – two more than Carroll has managed in the league in 14 months at Liverpool. "We had Africa day at the training ground on Friday," Pardew said. "We made him feel at home by having curried goat for lunch. It was lovely."

 

Curried goat = goals!

 

Love how they do this, so simple but such a nice touch.

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anyone else seen this? http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/apr/01/andy-carroll-kenny-dalglish-liverpool

 

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Pardew attributed Cissé's excellent performance to diet. The striker's two goals here took his Premier League total to seven since his debut in February – two more than Carroll has managed in the league in 14 months at Liverpool. "We had Africa day at the training ground on Friday," Pardew said. "We made him feel at home by having curried goat for lunch. It was lovely."

 

Curried goat = goals!

 

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African day for lunch at training! Think I'll pass on the goat curry though...#notformethat

 

That's Demba and Papiss scoring hattricks on Sunday.

 

God help Gerrard when faced against a Goat fueled Tiote.

 

:snod:

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anyone else seen this? http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/apr/01/andy-carroll-kenny-dalglish-liverpool

 

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Pardew attributed Cissé's excellent performance to diet. The striker's two goals here took his Premier League total to seven since his debut in February – two more than Carroll has managed in the league in 14 months at Liverpool. "We had Africa day at the training ground on Friday," Pardew said. "We made him feel at home by having curried goat for lunch. It was lovely."

 

Curried goat = goals!

 

Curried goat washed down with a cold glass of strawberry syrup. the meal of champions.

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anyone else seen this? http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/apr/01/andy-carroll-kenny-dalglish-liverpool

 

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Pardew attributed Cissé's excellent performance to diet. The striker's two goals here took his Premier League total to seven since his debut in February – two more than Carroll has managed in the league in 14 months at Liverpool. "We had Africa day at the training ground on Friday," Pardew said. "We made him feel at home by having curried goat for lunch. It was lovely."

 

Curried goat = goals!

 

They will be selling in in a two dine for £10 with strawberry syrup and some senegal dessert soon probably

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Apparently Tioté brought a full grown horse with him, that he took down and killed on a ranch somewhere before lunch, painted it black and white as well to match the theme.

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Cisse has now scored seven goals in as many games, one fewer than Carroll had managed in 48 appearances for the Merseyside club.

 

Aye, none of Cisse's were against Exeter or Oldham either.

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So yeah, he's pretty f***ing good, ins't he? Look at the movement for his first, it's brilliant.

Apparently Tioté brought a full grown horse with him, that he took down and killed on a ranch somewhere before lunch, painted it black and white as well to match the theme.

 

Maybe a zebra?

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His movement was great for the missed header in the first half as well, get a really good view of it from the side as Guthrie's running in to cross.

 

Was just gonna mention that - the one where Guthrie crossed it after Shelvey kept the ball in play? Really was top, top, instinctive movement from Cisse to get on the end of that. Was a nice cross, too.

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