Mancini will change the team for Liverpool

[Dameerto]

And change for the sake of change is so naughties/teensies. The fixture list is to our advantage for a while now, so we should use it.

[BobKowalski]

And change for the sake of change is so naughties/teensies. The fixture list is to our advantage for a while now, so we should use it.

Fair enough. Too nice a day to argue...

[Original Dub]

And change for the sake of change is so naughties/teensies. The fixture list is to our advantage for a while now, so we should use it.

Amen.

Do not change a team that just beat a premier league side FIVE NIL when you're about to play a team that has just lost convincingly to relegation fodder.

We'll be fine if we impose ourselves on Liverpool with the same team and the same mentality. No need to revert that dreadful, boring, petrified dross we've been served with, just because Liverpool used to be a top side like we are now.

[Blue Blood]

And change for the sake of change is so naughties/teensies. The fixture list is to our advantage for a while now, so we should use it.

Amen.

Do not change a team that just beat a premier league side FIVE NIL when you're about to play a team that has just lost convincingly to relegation fodder.

We'll be fine if we impose ourselves on Liverpool with the same team and the same mentality. No need to revert that dreadful, boring, petrified dross we've been served with, just because Liverpool used to be a top side like we are now.

Spot on dub!

[Kladze]

I know Mancini probably wouldn't overvalue my opinion even if he heard/read it but the fact is that there are plenty more like me who have at least one foot in the Mancini must go camp. So the way we play (more-so than the actual line up) against Liverpool will go a long way toward either cementing his reputation for being way too cautious (for cautious read "mind numbingly tedious") or building a different rep for being a man brave enough to let the dogs run wild.

He simply must resist the urge to play Barry, Yaya, and de Jong in the same midfield to convince me. It's slow, it's narrow, and it's predictable.

[carl_feedthegoat]

I know Mancini probably wouldn't overvalue my opinion even if he heard/read it but the fact is that there are plenty more like me who have at least one foot in the Mancini must go camp. So the way we play (more-so than the actual line up) against Liverpool will go a long way toward either cementing his reputation for being way too cautious (for cautious read "mind numbingly tedious") or building a different rep for being a man brave enough to let the dogs run wild.

He simply must resist the urge to play Barry, Yaya, and de Jong in the same midfield to convince me. It's slow, it's narrow, and it's predictable.

Just about sums it up for me...I still think last weeks 4 star showing was down to the chairman with his rousing pre match speech than anything Mancini had to do with it.

I keep hoping I'm wrong about Mancini and I really mean that......have some balls and play an attacking line up ffs...Liverpool are not Arse..scum or Chelsea...no need to swamp the midfield with the Barrys of the world and please please please play fucking AJ...he will roast these lot.


---------------- ---Pepe------------------------
--Carra--------Skrtel-------Wilson----Aurelio
------------Lucas----------Spearing------------
---Kuyt------------Meireles----------Suarez--
-----------------------Carroll--------------------


That lot do not compare to our 11 that played last week.

Have yaya in there and he will steam roller over spearing and AJ will roast either side he plays on imo.