Liverpool FC Forum

woof woof ! » Mon May 21, 2018 10:16 pm wrote:

Reg » Mon May 21, 2018 11:34 am wrote:I can't decide whether to go sit in front of the telly now, or wait until tomorrow.

Go in front of it now Reg !

Check it's still working ! I think the last time you mentioned your telly it was on the fritz !   :D

I'm in position mate! Had a drink but they seem to be showing tennis for some reason at the moment! 

I had to go out and buy a 55 inch jobby, lovely picture and all that when the kids let me watch it..... 

With Can and Lallana hopefully fit our bench will be a lot stronger.

After a good rest for two weeks, hopefully the boys have recharged the fuel tank and have a big performance left in them.

I think they will be up for it anyway, just based on adrenalin alone, so I'm expecting a decent performance.

Our high tempo and pressing style are sure to give Madrid a few problems, they've not faced a team like ourselves in the CL yet

Rumours circulating currently that Madrid are not the force they once were, and Ronaldo is not the same player he was twelve months ago also. I'm expecting him to spend most of the match on his behind diving etc.

Ghost of Shankly » Mon May 21, 2018 6:02 pm wrote:After a good rest for two weeks, hopefully the boys have recharged the fuel tank and have a big performance left in them.

I think they will be up for it anyway, just based on adrenalin alone, so I'm expecting a decent performance.

Our high tempo and pressing style are sure to give Madrid a few problems, they've not faced a team like ourselves in the CL yet

Rumours circulating currently that Madrid are not the force they once were, and Ronaldo is not the same player he was twelve months ago also. I'm expecting him to spend most of the match on his behind diving etc.

They're not rumours

HT Liverpool 3 Madrid 0

FT Liverpool 4 Madrid 2

Spurs have drawn with them and beaten them this year so they are certainly not invincible.

parchpea » Mon May 21, 2018 7:39 pm wrote:HT Liverpool 3 Madrid 0

Hopefully you're right matey and we don't go 0-3 down like in Istanbul. My nerves won't take that punishment again.

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Mon May 21, 2018 6:40 pm wrote:Spurs have drawn with them and beaten them this year so they are certainly not invincible.

They don't have anything of an invincible aura about them this season at all. Juve smashed them, Spurs smashed them. Bar two performances in the CL they've hardly looked a cut above.

We can get at these and cause them problems. I hope they approach the game with no caution because that'll play into our hands.

They do have a pretty quick defense...Dont have a real weak spot..They will feel as favorites..Mentally they were off this year but the final will bring the best out of them.

5-2 Liverpool

parchpea » Mon May 21, 2018 7:39 pm wrote:HT Liverpool 3 Madrid 0

FT Liverpool 4 Madrid 2

My prediction

Liverpool 3-0 Real Madrid HT

Salah 14/19  Firmino 21

Liverpool 3-3 Real Madrid

Ronaldo 46 Bale 54/71

Liverpool 4-3 Real Madrid

Salah 77

Liverpool 4-4 Real Madrid

Ronaldo 84


Liverpool 5-4 ET

Mane 103

1981 English prince got married, Liverpool won the European cup, the pope died.
2005 English prince got married, Liverpool won the European cup, the pope died.
2018 English prince got married, Liverpool in the final... someone warn the vatican

It's not concerning playing away from home in the final in Kiev, as our boys have played very well away from home in the champions league this season, and don't do "homesick". So I'm confident. I'm also confident our fans will be louder than Madrids.

Winning would be great as it would raise the clubs profile a bit more, and put us on the radar of some top players in Europe who would love to play under Jurgen and can see the progress we have made.

leeroy74 » Tue May 22, 2018 5:27 am wrote:1981 English prince got married, Liverpool won the European cup, the pope died.
2005 English prince got married, Liverpool won the European cup, the pope died.
2018 English prince got married, Liverpool in the final... someone warn the vatican

Don't forget that the retired Pope Benedict is still alive at 91 years and it's entirely credible that he'll pop his cloggs in the coming months. Wouldn't want anything bad to befall the guy but he could do us one hell of a favour here..... 

shame on you lot

We don't lose when we wear red