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s@int wrote:

Number 9 wrote:I think we'll walk it,now that the pressure is off!We cant win the League,and a C/L spot is virtually guaranteed!
3-0 say I!

SNAP Barry, thats what I went for too mate. I think we will put a marker down tonight. Go at them from the off, grab a goal and then start to play our football.

We dont do well under pressure do we? Look at the second half of last season,no pressure cause we knew the League was out of reach!We played rather well.
Then we start off well this season,just as it was looking like we could do it,we were the team to catch,the pressure cranks up and bang,the @ falls out of the season in no time!
I reckon we'll play better now till season end.
If we do,players mentality needs questioned as much as the manager IMO!

redhayesy wrote:i really hope the atmosphere is loud & full of encouragement tonight from the kick off!! the kop needs to be in full vioce tonight, when the going get's tough this is when the 12th man comes into it's own!

   

COME ON YOU REDS

Dundalk wrote:Sunderland team

Fulop, Ben-Haim, Ferdinand, Collins, McCartney, Malbranque, Whitehead, Reid, Leadbitter, Richardson, Jones. Subs: Gordon, Bardsley, Edwards, Cisse, Murphy, Davenport, Healy

Damn I heard Cisse and Jones were both doubtful 

I wonder will we ever get to see Degan again before he gets (hopefully) shunted off in the summer?

Effes wrote:

Effes wrote:Maybe the depressing question for this game: Who will play right back? 

People said that on Saturday, that Carra was complaining his legs were aching, which is why he didnt play RB?

So, are they still aching....??

Ir really is the epitomy of absolute total, sheer and utter b0ll0cks isn't it, really  Jamie Carragher has told the manager that his legs feel a bit heavy, so would Rafa mind awfully if he plays at centre half as opposed to right full-back because that way he won't have to run around so much.

"I know we haven't got a right back worthy of the name, but my legs really are terribly achy boss" Carragher was heard to say. "I just don't think I could handle a thirty or forty yard dash up the line in the forlorn hope that somebody might pass the ball to me, and if their left-winger gets the ball and runs at me I think I'll die quite frankly".

"Yes I know I played on with cramp in the Champions League final, and I know my tiredness may contribute to the team failing to win the Premiership, but I just couldn't, honestly".
"Don't even ask me to again" said Carragher as he flounced off, the back of his hand pressed firmly to his forehead.

It must be those four games in the last month that's made all our players tired I reckon. What a load of nonsense.

Effes wrote:Darby deserved a start to day. If he doesbnt get a game today, when will he ever?

s@int wrote:I wonder will we ever get to see Degan again before he gets (hopefully) shunted off in the summer?

Who would've thought he ws injury prone though? He must've thought he'd won the lottery as he hobbled into the offices on crutches at his old club, to find a Liverpool representitive (probably Rick Parry  ) nudging a lucrative three year contract under his nose. "Ver do I sign?" said Deggan as he pulled his arm out of its sling.

Emerald Red wrote:f*ck sake, this is dire. F*ck sake Kuyt, you're shyte. What? f*ck sake, Rafa, make a sub. This is cr@p football. Painful to watch. What?! Lucas on for Gerrard? Yessssssssssss! Get in Kuyt, I always knew you could do it. Rafa has to go.

When did the men in the white coats come an take you away. I bet you Micks promised you all the goodies in his shop 

THEBARON wrote:If Darby is a "normal" player then he is good company in this squad