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Postby The Manhattan Project » Tue Nov 14, 2006 5:58 am

More aggression and attack is needed.

Against Chelsea it was an odd goal. A moment of brilliance that couldn't be prevented. Against Arsenal it was attitude, as soon as they scored the heads went down and they never looked like they believed they could get back into it. Had the goal been used to spur on the team and take the game to Arsenal, things may have been different and we wouldn't have wilted. Against Man Utd we played too defensively, we invited pressure and eventually they got through. Against Bolton and Everton we again failed to take our chances and seemed scared of the opposition allowing them to play their game instead of playing ours.

Play the players in their best positions and take the game to the opposition. It's the same away as it is at home. It's a different looking ground with different fans, but the attitude has to be the same.
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Postby AussieKopite » Tue Nov 14, 2006 7:56 am

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i here-by pass a motion to play all our away games in our green/white strip!




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I think that might be a good idea...
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Postby whylongball? » Tue Nov 14, 2006 12:18 pm

agree with few ppl here...You should play to your strength and let other teams worry about you. It also means you force the opponent play your game, not their game. simple!
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Postby jkop » Tue Nov 14, 2006 4:23 pm

AussieKopite wrote:
Redman in wales wrote:
adamnbarrett wrote:Image

:D

:D

i here-by pass a motion to play all our away games in our green/white strip!




:D

I think that might be a good idea...

I agree. :nod
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Postby LiverpoolMadman » Tue Nov 14, 2006 4:34 pm

Let Rafa go and quicky hire Alan Curbishley.
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Postby coddy » Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:21 pm

jkop wrote:
AussieKopite wrote:
Redman in wales wrote:
adamnbarrett wrote:Image

:D

:D

i here-by pass a motion to play all our away games in our green/white strip!




:D

I think that might be a good idea...

I agree. :nod

erm...... sorry we are not ManUre, they are the only team that can blame performances on the colour of their strip. Definitely not a valid excuse.

I would be happier if Rafa put out an attacking side in away games, he seems to like the defensive option away from home, but i think we just need to play the same team, nevermind the venue, its the squad that counts.
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Postby Pedro O'Maradona » Tue Nov 14, 2006 6:24 pm

AussieKopite wrote:
Redman in wales wrote:
adamnbarrett wrote:Image

:D

:D

i here-by pass a motion to play all our away games in our green/white strip!




:D

I think that might be a good idea...

liverpool always do bad in away shirts......1987 littlewoods cup final v arsenal. 1990 FA cup semi final v Crystal Palace, 1995 FA Cup Final V Man Utd, 1977 FA Cup V Man Utd all come to mind.....
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Postby Scottbot » Tue Nov 14, 2006 8:12 pm

Don't forget the 2001 FA Cup Final :p
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Postby Redman in wales » Tue Nov 14, 2006 9:15 pm

coddy wrote:
jkop wrote:
AussieKopite wrote:
Redman in wales wrote:
adamnbarrett wrote:Image

:D

:D

i here-by pass a motion to play all our away games in our green/white strip!




:D

I think that might be a good idea...

I agree. :nod

erm...... sorry we are not ManUre, they are the only team that can blame performances on the colour of their strip. Definitely not a valid excuse.

erm.... did you think we were all actually being serious??

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Postby Scottbot » Wed Nov 15, 2006 1:31 am

LiverpoolMadman wrote:Let Rafa go and quicky hire Alan Curbishley.

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Postby Ciggy » Wed Nov 15, 2006 5:59 am

LiverpoolMadman wrote:Let Rafa go and quicky hire Alan Curbishley.

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Postby Espionage » Wed Nov 15, 2006 10:12 am

Ciggy wrote:
LiverpoolMadman wrote:Let Rafa go and quicky hire Alan Curbishley.

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Your off yer ed lad.

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Postby joko » Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:34 am

Espionage wrote:
Ciggy wrote:
LiverpoolMadman wrote:Let Rafa go and quicky hire Alan Curbishley.

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Your off yer ed lad.

The scary thing is hes serious  :upside:

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Postby joko » Wed Nov 15, 2006 11:35 am

from skysports

RAFA'S WOES ON THE ROAD
Dear Martin, I am a big fan of yours from Kuwait. I really do enjoy listening to your commentary on matches, even if it’s a boring goalless match you add to it your own spices to make it interesting to watch. I also read your column regularly and want to thank you for the hard work you and your team put in to provide us with such valuable and interesting stats. I am big Liverpool fan, and it is miserable to watch their abysmal away form especially after losing to Arsenal. I have two questions for you, first, is this the worst away record they've had since the start of the Premiership or even ever? Secondly, when is the last time they have beaten all of the big three teams (Man Utd, Chelsea and Arsenal) away from home in the same season, if it has ever happened? Regards, Mohamed Zamzam
MARTIN SAYS: It never ceases to amaze me the weird and wonderful places we attract readers from, so it is always a pleasure to answer one from overseas Mohamed - especially won so pertinent. It has meant a lot of thumbing back through the record books, but I do have the answer to both your Liverpool queries. First of all I can tell you that is infact Liverpool's worst away start in the Premiership and indeed their worst away start for 52 years. Back then Don Welsh's side lost their first six games of the Division Two season in 1954-55, going down to Plymouth Argyle, Derby County, Bristol Rovers, Blackburn, Swansea and Stoke City, before drawing at Lincoln City on October 30. Of course, defeat at Middlesbrough this weekend would see Rafa Benitez's side equal that with six straight defeats away from Anfield, but in terms of not winning an away game that 1954-55 season will take some beating - they did not pick up a win for the opening 12 games of the season. As far as the Premiership is concerned, it took them seven games to record an away win in the 1992-93 season under Graeme Souness.

The second part of your question is another that had me and my website researchers and the ever-reliable Sky Sports stats team scratching our heads and scouring through the record books once again, Mohamed. But as always, we don't like to let you down and I can tell you that in fact Liverpool have NEVER beaten Manchester United, Arsenal and Chelsea away in the same league season. Of course, they have not played those teams every season, but the best they have managed is two have beaten two of the three you mention, in the Premiership and before that. In 2003-04, they won 1-0 at Old Trafford and 1-0 at Stamford Bridge under Gerard Houllier, but were unable to complete the holy trinity thanks to a 4-2 defeat at Highbury - which down the years has in fact been their happiest hunting ground of the the three.
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Postby LiverpoolMadman » Wed Nov 15, 2006 1:21 pm

joko wrote:
Espionage wrote:
Ciggy wrote:
LiverpoolMadman wrote:Let Rafa go and quicky hire Alan Curbishley.

:laugh:


Your off yer ed lad.

The scary thing is hes serious  :upside:

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