Thank feck for that , it's finally here. Sheffield Utd will be a physical side ,but so will we .
They will be pumped up for the new season ,but so will we with our new signings.
Liverpool will have to much quality for them in the end and i expect us to win pretty comfortably in the end ,after a mad first 20mins.
I'm personally looking forward to seeing how our new players cope with the speed and physical nature of the premiership. I'm also looking forward to see what side Rafa picks and what formation we'll play.
This by no means is an easy game people! I'd actually say it's quite a tough one.....REMEMBER..teams play on passion and adrenaline when they come up.
Remember over the years ?Teams come up? Win first 3,be top o the league...then actually fade into nothing and fight to stay up....Mmmnnn!! Every LFC fan today at their ground should show a respect to their achievment as should as will every player.
At anytime, from a 4-5-1 we can go to a 4-2-4.. with Gerrard, Pennant, Gonzalez Crouch attacking, alonso given the option to join in as well. Gonzalez n pennant will pull off defenders wide flank.
Second half, we can revert to a 4-4-2, playing Bellamy upfront wif Crouch. Wld love to see Kyut in action as well.
at last i cant wait how good is it to have the season start today the wife put my leash on and banned me from goin the game today so i think ill nip out at dinner time to get some milk from the .......pub.. i can see a 2-0 win for the reds
WARNOCK: I'LL NEVER FORGET ISTANBUL Paul Rogers 19 August 2006 Sheffield United boss Neil Warnock might not be everyone's favourite opposition manager but the outspoken Blades boss has spoken with pride about the time he became a passionate Liverpool supporter for one night only. While Liverpool were reeling from a nightmare first-half against AC Milan in Turkey, Warnock - who grew up supporting the club he now manages - was watching the final on TV while on holiday in Greece.
"They say you always remember where you were when Kennedy was shot," claims Warnock, who insists he has a nice bottle of red wine waiting for Rafael Benitez in his office at Bramall Lane. "Well, I remember where I was when Liverpool were 3-0 down to AC Milan in the Champions League Final. I was on holiday in Greece in a place full of Italians.
"I remember thinking whether I should go to bed because the Italians were taking the p*** out of me. But I thought I would stop and I was the only Englishman to last into the second-half!
"Then the first goal from 25 yards. Did I cheer? I bloody did. I ran round the room. By the third one, even the Italians were giving me high-fives. It was a brilliant night."