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Santa » Fri Apr 26, 2019 9:37 pm wrote:Mane just headed a point blank header against the post for his hatrick...could have got 3 headers tonight

It was a good header the ball was just slightly high.

Stand out performances everywhere. Well done Reds. If Burnley win 3-0 we go level on goal difference 

91 points and Liecester won the title with 81       

[quote="devaney » Fri Apr 26, 2019 8:57 pm

91 points and Liecester won the title with 81        [/quote]

Ouch!

Terrific performance, Keita my MoM.
To put our 91 points into perspective - the most Ferguson ever got was 92 and he won 13 titles.

Stats all round are crazy. From players to points gained. Salah/Mane both 1/2 Robertson and TAA getting assists like they play uptop. This team deserves a trophy this season.

Woy done us a favour and so did Rafa. Now it is Brendans turn.

ycsatbjywtbiastkamb » Fri Apr 26, 2019 9:38 pm wrote:Terrific performance, Keita my MoM.
To put our 91 points into perspective - the most Ferguson ever got was 92 and he won 13 titles.

But he wasn't up against the steam train that is Man City.!

Lets just see what happens, this aint over yet!

All we can do is beat the teams in front of us and keep the pressure on...City will drop points, I'm sure of it 

Telegraph: The loudest ovation, though, came with the return of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, a year and two days after he suffered multiple knee ligament damage in the Champions League semi-final against Roma.

The midfielder came on as a second-half substitute and looked good, sharp and even went close to scoring after a surging run, only for his low shot to be poked away by goalkeeper Jonas Lossl with an outstretched leg.

Welcome back The Ox!

It is a great result for the memory of the LFC great servant Tommy Smith RIP,

I think City celebrated the United win like that was the game that won them the league. We did the same thing in Rogers first year after the big win vs City.. Then we got complacent and eventually came 2nd.

I know Pep won't let his team feel like they've already won it already but I've got a feeling the pressure will hit boiling point against Burnley and they'll drop points today.

Alot of people are saying all teams, fans, managers don't want us to win the league this year.. But I noticed after the Huddersfield game Alot of their players were very friendly with our players. I feel its a media driven thing as always.

It’s a Manchester driven thing - just take a look at the very sad Liverpool thread on the  BlueMoon forum if you need confirmation !!