Liverpool FC Forum

Mikz » Sep 14th, '14, 17:20 wrote:

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Fri Sep 12, 2014 7:56 pm wrote:It will be interesting to see how United get on tomorrow, it's just a pity they are playing at home against no hopers like QPR.
How funny would it be though if their big stars stink the place out again 
Fingers crossed, here's hoping!

Not happening , they look a different team so far.. money talks especially when spent WISELY

I think most teams would look world class against an opposition like QPR.

Kash_Mountain » Sun Sep 14, 2014 4:26 pm wrote:

Mikz » Sep 14th, '14, 17:20 wrote:

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Fri Sep 12, 2014 7:56 pm wrote:It will be interesting to see how United get on tomorrow, it's just a pity they are playing at home against no hopers like QPR.
How funny would it be though if their big stars stink the place out again 
Fingers crossed, here's hoping!

Not happening , they look a different team so far.. money talks especially when spent WISELY

I think most teams would look world class against an opposition like QPR.

and what about villa?

Well, Villa are slightly better. But what can you do when the manager (LFC) decides to play one up front and the service to him is very poor. Had we changed formation, I think we would have won. However, Plan A has to be different from Plan B, something that BR hasn't recognised yet. Unfortunately, teams will park the bus when playing against us, so something different is required.

QPR is by far the worse team in the Premier League, with overpaid players that couldn't bother. To talk as if Man Utd are going to win the thing because of this win is premature to put it mildly. They were lucky that they got to test their new team against the most horrible opposition. It will give them a confidence boost no doubt but we'll see how they fare with someone better.

As for Aston Villa, they're a team in form who also happen to be a team that we haven't beaten at Anfield in 4 YEARS! Yesterday was just a slip, a slip that could have been avoided no question about that, but these things happen.

damjan193 » Sun Sep 14, 2014 4:52 pm wrote:QPR is by far the worse team in the Premier League, with overpaid players that couldn't bother. To talk as if Man Utd are going to win the thing because of this win is premature to put it mildly. They were lucky that they got to test their new team against the most horrible opposition. It will give them a confidence boost no doubt but we'll see how they fare with someone better.

As for Aston Villa, they're a team in form who also happen to be a team that we haven't beaten at Anfield in 4 YEARS! Yesterday was just a slip, a slip that could have been avoided no question about that, but these things happen.

I agree, Villa are in a different league to QPR in terms of their ability to frustrate the bigger sides and United looked pretty ordinary until they got that flukey first goal.
QPR have got about as much resilience as a wet Echo.

Well, game over at Villa. Villa 0 Arsenal 3

Villa didn't get the early goal that they got against us and seriously threatened to earlier in this game, once Arsenal weathered the storm and then got their first goal Villa just collapsed.

We made Villa look better than they really are.

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sat Sep 20, 2014 7:36 pm wrote:We made Villa look better than they really are.

Not going to argue with that, the same as we did with West Ham and Ludograts

Cheer yourselves up by watching Leicester v Utd

LFC1990 » Sun Sep 21, 2014 2:13 pm wrote:Cheer yourselves up by watching Leicester v Utd

What a great game, one of the best games I've seen in years, one or two calls have gone Leicester's way but never the less what a brilliant performance by the Foxes.

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Sun Sep 21, 2014 2:25 pm wrote:

LFC1990 » Sun Sep 21, 2014 2:13 pm wrote:Cheer yourselves up by watching Leicester v Utd

What a great game, one of the best games I've seen in years, one or two calls have gone Leicester's way but never the less what a brilliant performance by the Foxes.

Albeit from Chelsea and Arsenal Looking at the top six in the table is almost surreal ,and kind of in a strange way comforting ....Weird season ahead fella 

F*ck off you Manc kunts.... good to see you get another hiding.

5-3 fooking brilliant and Spurs getting beat as well, all we want is Everton to get beat and the weekend may yet not be such a write off

I don't understand, does Costa have a hamstring problem or not, or is Maureen just trying to play mind games telling the world that he has to try and catch the opposition off guard?