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Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 7:29 pm
by Chinners
nottsblue wrote:Acceptable - a draw
Pleasing - a win
Very pleasing - another thrashing and shutting up the media

Think we will win, the law of averages must come into play sooner or later.


Indeed the law of averages says we will win at Anfield eventually as of course they say we will lose in the PL eventually ...... Draw it is then

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 7:41 pm
by zuricity
Chinners wrote:
nottsblue wrote:Acceptable - a draw
Pleasing - a win
Very pleasing - another thrashing and shutting up the media

Think we will win, the law of averages must come into play sooner or later.


Indeed the law of averages says we will win at Anfield eventually as of course they say we will lose in the PL eventually ...... Draw it is then


This is a weird one chinners, law of averages. The law of averages must also take consideration of the number of chances we make . Given that we go so close, so many times to scoring and like on Tuesday, sneak it at the end. Then at some stage we will have a game where most of the chances are converted . This weekend could be the game where most of sane‘s / sterlings / Silvas passes into the box actually connect.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 8:15 pm
by london blue 2
This is just another game. In the grand scheme of things it's no where near our most important game of the season. Yes I want us to smash these cunts, but in reality it's not the end of the world if we drop points here.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 8:33 pm
by carolina-blue
I would just hate the run to end at Klanfield
Or the Arse or against the Rags . I know it will end I just don’t want it against any of these Cunts .

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 8:50 pm
by Bear60
went to the pub tonight after work there was a Liverpool fan in ther who informed me that we beat them at ours because they went down to ten men , and sunday will be a different story I just smiled at him with sympathy .

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 10:06 pm
by zuricity
Bear60 wrote:went to the pub tonight after work there was a Liverpool fan in ther who informed me that we beat them at ours because they went down to ten men , and sunday will be a different story I just smiled at him with sympathy .


yeah , we beat them with eleven men .

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Thu Jan 11, 2018 11:42 pm
by Sparklehorse
The media portraying it as our biggest test, sorry our biggest tests were away at the second and third placed teams and we beat them both.
This will be our third most difficult test against the fourth placed team (the table doesn’t lie) and we will most likely win it if we play to three quarters or more of our capabilities. Of this I am convinced, oh and I want us to rub their noses in it, please !

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 1:32 am
by aaron bond
Sparklehorse wrote:The media portraying it as our biggest test, sorry our biggest tests were away at the second and third placed teams and we beat them both.
This will be our third most difficult test against the fourth placed team (the table doesn’t lie) and we will most likely win it if we play to three quarters or more of our capabilities. Of this I am convinced, oh and I want us to rub their noses in it, please !


This is our most difficult match. Let’s not pretend otherwise.

Not because Liverpool are so good but because we shit ourselves every year at Anfield.

Never can understand it. For the past 7-8 years we’ve had some of the best players in the world, yet they always fail to perform away to Liverpool.

But if there’s ever a time to break that pattern then this is it. We’re in great form and the players are oozing with confidence.

A Sterling screamer in front of the Kop would top it off. I’d love him to celebrate wildly too but as he seems such a decent guy (despite how the media have portrayed him) I can imagine him playing it down.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 2:19 am
by phips
Sideshow Bob wrote:
phips wrote:what's the word on Kompany?

Pep said he'd be fit maybe 3-4 matches ago. if he is fit i expect him to play opposite Otamendi.

stones injured? kompany should be nowhere near our starting XI.

not to my knowledge but he is coming back from a hamstring injury and has just played 3 matches in 10-14 days or something like that, and he wasnt exactly good against Bristol (i know that back 4 + Bravo probably didnt put him at ease).

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 2:29 am
by Pretty Boy Lee
I now pretty much want to win this more than any other game. Truly despise these fuckers

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 4:40 am
by zabbadabbado
We win this game the Title is ours. :D

Yeah I know we are 15 points clear at the top, and will highly likely go on to win the title anyway. ;)

To me personally being a pessimistic cunt, winning this game will be the point where I feel highly confident we really are Champions elect. Even if we don’t lose, I think it will be the point where in my Eyes the Finishing line really is coming in to sight. Anything other than defeat is a good result in my opinion.

We lose………… over night Liverpool will suddenly be the new invincibles splattered all over the Sports sheets. MSM will circle jerk in anticipation of our imminent implosion. Rags will put 8 past Joke on the Monday night, the deficit will be down to 12 points Maureen will start the mind games,he will say the City Train is coming off the tracks.(Sounds fucking ridiculous, still you know I am probably right)

We must not lose to the Bin Dippers. I know we will lose one day,it is going to happen,just not to the please.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 5:38 am
by john@staustell
Pretty Boy Lee wrote:I now pretty much want to win this more than any other game. Truly despise these fuckers


Ditto

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:18 am
by Foreverinbluedreams
Which genius said this?

"At the very beginning of the game City scored against the run of play. City were exposed on their left-hand side with [Nicolas] Otamendi and [Mohamed] Salah taking advantage of [Fabian] Delph, who we all know is not a left back, and Otamendi was exposed."

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:34 am
by zuricity
I am looking forward to that classic Central Defender - Attacker Tussle between Ederson and Mane.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:37 am
by Original Dub
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Which genius said this?

"At the very beginning of the game City scored against the run of play. City were exposed on their left-hand side with [Nicolas] Otamendi and [Mohamed] Salah taking advantage of [Fabian] Delph, who we all know is not a left back, and Otamendi was exposed."


The all knowing, top analyst, Thierry Henry.

So we've been playing with no left back for most of the entire season?

Then we are, unquestionably, the greatest team of all time.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:40 am
by Foreverinbluedreams
Original Dub wrote:
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:Which genius said this?

"At the very beginning of the game City scored against the run of play. City were exposed on their left-hand side with [Nicolas] Otamendi and [Mohamed] Salah taking advantage of [Fabian] Delph, who we all know is not a left back, and Otamendi was exposed."


The all knowing, top analyst, Thierry Henry.

So we've been playing with no left back for most of the entire season?

Then we are, unquestionably, the greatest team of all time.


You'd have to question whether he actually watched the game considering he can't recall his compatriot playing at left back. Imbecile!

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:48 am
by Original Dub
It's about as lazy an analysis as you can get.

He gets paid big money for it too. Mind blowing.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 9:56 am
by Original Dub
So, basically we out do them in every aspect of attack.



Premier League »
Liverpool v Manchester City: How the attacking stats measure up
Liverpool's Mohamed Salah has scored 17 Premier League goals this season1
Liverpool's Mohamed Salah has scored 17 Premier League goals this season
January 12 2018

Liverpool's home clash with Manchester City on Sunday looks set to be quite the spectacle, with the clubs currently the two highest-scoring in the Premier League this season.
Here, Press Association Sport compares some of the attacking statistics for the fourth-placed Reds and leaders City in the league ahead of the Anfield encounter.

Goals scored (in 22 league matches)

Liverpool: 50 (second in the Premier League)

City: 64 (first)


Goals per game

Liverpool: 2.27 (second)

City: 2.91 (first)

Shots


Liverpool: 393 (second)

City: 396 (first)

Times hit the woodwork

Liverpool: 11 (joint-second)


City: 14 (first)

Times scored three or more in a game

Liverpool: 11 (four or more five times)

City: 11 (four or more seven times)


Most goals scored in game

Liverpool: Five (5-1 v Brighton on December 2, 5-0 v Swansea on December 26)

City: Seven (7-2 v Stoke on October 14)

Top scorers

Liverpool: Mohamed Salah 17 (second), Roberto Firmino 9 (joint-eighth)

City: Raheem Sterling 14 (third), Sergio Aguero 13 (fourth)

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 10:59 am
by dazby
Taking into account those stats I showed where on average 1 in 10 shots 10% results in a goal, we’re going at 16%. Not bad. We were at 20% in November. Considering the winter effect on pitches, not bad.

Re: next : liverpool (a)

PostPosted: Fri Jan 12, 2018 11:08 am
by carl_feedthegoat
I cannot believe Ill miss this fuckign match...first match in years and years Ill miss...FUCKSSAKE...no match thread knee jerk rants.

Im devastated.