Liverpool FC Forum

Perfect round of results this weekend!

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sun Dec 08, 2013 6:17 pm wrote:everton were very impressive at arsenal, they have put together a cracking midfield there on a shoestring budget, they did to arsenal what arsenal did to us.
it`s imperative that we bring in at least one quality CM in january

They played very well but didnt win the game.
Arsenal also second half had the better chances.

I agree about the midfield they do look very good in that area but they are a little predictable and are not scoring enough goals.
The derby at the end of January will be very interesting if Martinez approaches it in the same way.

Arsenal fking run over 6-3 by man city 

Man City if they keep their act together look like faves for the title BUT if we can step it up and show some defensive steel maybe we can run them close.

Either way, a great result, seeing the gap between Arsenal and the rest being clawed back.

Deffo looking like one of the most open prem seasons since it's inception.

I am very afraid of Man City. Although Arsenal can rightly say that a few ref decisions should have went their way, they still conceded 6 goals and their midfielders looked like a bunch of amateurs.

City scored 6 against Spurs, 6 against Arsenal, 4 against United... how many will we concede?

with city, chelsea and everton winning we`ve gone from 2nd to 5th! but we are only 5 points off arsenal in 1st, thats how tight it is at the top
everton have got a great run of fixtures now until they play us at the end of january.

damjan193 » Sat Dec 14, 2013 5:06 pm wrote:I am very afraid of Man City. Although Arsenal can rightly say that a few ref decisions should have went their way, they still conceded 6 goals and their midfielders looked like a bunch of amateurs.

City scored 6 against Spurs, 6 against Arsenal, 4 against United... how many will we concede?

How about a positive attitude and saying how many can we score, cos if we can score more than them then it won't matter how many we concede 

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat Dec 14, 2013 5:12 pm wrote:with city, chelsea and everton winning we`ve gone from 2nd to 5th! but we are only 5 points off arsenal in 1st, thats how tight it is at the top
everton have got a great run of fixtures now until they play us at the end of january.

The main thing for us is to get through the rest of the year without relatively well as from then on in we only have Man U away and all of the other top clubs are at home.

WBA sacked Clarke. Awful descion as he done quite well with them last year

LFC1990 » Sun Dec 15, 2013 11:22 am wrote:WBA sacked Clarke. Awful descion as he done quite well with them last year

it was only a matter of weeks ago that he beat united at old trafford and was robbed of victory at stamford bridge by an awful refereeing decision.
ridiculous to sack him imo

LFC1990 » Sun Dec 15, 2013 6:22 pm wrote:WBA sacked Clarke. Awful descion as he done quite well with them last year

Terrible decision considering what he has achieved with what he has

To be honest his approach is a bit predictable.

But still, it's not like he was managing Chelsea. He was managing WBA and had done well with such a small club.

red till i die!! » Mon Dec 16, 2013 12:30 am wrote:

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sun Dec 15, 2013 3:04 pm wrote:

LFC1990 » Sun Dec 15, 2013 11:22 am wrote:WBA sacked Clarke. Awful descion as he done quite well with them last year

it was only a matter of weeks ago that he beat united at old trafford and was robbed of victory at stamford bridge by an awful refereeing decision.
ridiculous to sack him imo

absolutely 
especially when you see some of the names they are lining up to replace him with 

Who are they? I'm very surprised. Really thought that the news feed had a typo error when "Steve Clarke sacked" came up.

AVB gone.

SSN: Aguero ruled out for a month with calf strain.

Perfect!