Maine road Man
Player Valuation: £1.5m
Don't be hard on yourselves mate, Everton can take at least a point from them in the Derby. I have faith you will find something within you. Here's hoping.
ECHO Comment: "Fears of Witch-hunt Against Liverpool FC" part 2
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OK Rafael.
Never mind.You know what, I am past being being miserable anout EFC these days,
Whoda thunk it......after half a century going the match, Everton no longer possess the ability to hurt me, no matter his bac the result or the performance.
But yet, the Blues still have the ability to make me ecstatically happy......even if I cannot recall the kast time they did judt that
I have reached Nirvana with Everton F.C.
What’s incorrect about the statement. I’m all ears
helpimonfire
Player Valuation: £35m
A few on Rawk are getting the second.place trophy exuses ready. The doubts are setting in.
" Today at 06:29:30 AM » Even if we finish second, it's no shame in that, since the bastards from City have spent probably more than 2 billion, so finishing couple of points behind such a team wouldn't be such a disaster. "
"And frankly if City put together a season which is so good that we don’t win it despite playing a phenomenal season ourselves, then we shouldn’t beat ourselves up about it. It’s just very unfortunate timing to be up against the only team who could possibly have lived with us this season"
Then this one shares his admiration for Man City "small time club owned by slave owners that have broken the football rules but everyone looks sideways because they use that illegal slave money to buy mercenaries who score goals
" Today at 06:29:30 AM » Even if we finish second, it's no shame in that, since the bastards from City have spent probably more than 2 billion, so finishing couple of points behind such a team wouldn't be such a disaster. "
"And frankly if City put together a season which is so good that we don’t win it despite playing a phenomenal season ourselves, then we shouldn’t beat ourselves up about it. It’s just very unfortunate timing to be up against the only team who could possibly have lived with us this season"
Then this one shares his admiration for Man City "small time club owned by slave owners that have broken the football rules but everyone looks sideways because they use that illegal slave money to buy mercenaries who score goals
JAYMULL
Player Valuation: £6m
Carragher looked like he was going to explode with anger he's not very good at hiding it
Simon baker
Player Valuation: £10m
The beauty of that is that there wage bill is now higher than city’s they really are dumb
That’s an amazing stat , I even just had to check that was right .
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Big Fat Sam
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Manchester United and Everton have the chance to finish off their title charge. Two away games. A rejuvenated Manchester United and an Everton side who will have lost four games on the spin in the lead up to the game and with an absolutely massive point to prove. If Liverpool take four or six points from that, I believe they'll win the league. After all, they can afford to drop points in one game more than City can from now until the end of the season. But thanks to City's goal difference advantage, that game Liverpool drop points in cannot be a defeat, otherwise it leaves the title in City's hands.
After these two games, you look at what fixtures are left for the two teams. For Liverpool there are still potential banana skins away from home in the form of Southampton, Fulham, Cardiff and Newcastle, while Chelsea and Wolves at home will be no walks in the park. City, they still need to travel to Old Trafford, and also face Tottenham at home. City have no further banana skins away from home, as I don't think Fulham will have a hope of staying up when they meet them at the end fo March, while Burnley and Brighton will be safe too come April.
It goes without saying that anything can still happen. Nobody saw Newcastle beating City, but it happened. Their reaction has been outstanding though and you'd say the reaction of champions. But this Liverpool team can still win every game they have left this season.
That's not even mentioning Tottenham who are going very nicely under the radar.
After these two games, you look at what fixtures are left for the two teams. For Liverpool there are still potential banana skins away from home in the form of Southampton, Fulham, Cardiff and Newcastle, while Chelsea and Wolves at home will be no walks in the park. City, they still need to travel to Old Trafford, and also face Tottenham at home. City have no further banana skins away from home, as I don't think Fulham will have a hope of staying up when they meet them at the end fo March, while Burnley and Brighton will be safe too come April.
It goes without saying that anything can still happen. Nobody saw Newcastle beating City, but it happened. Their reaction has been outstanding though and you'd say the reaction of champions. But this Liverpool team can still win every game they have left this season.
That's not even mentioning Tottenham who are going very nicely under the radar.
Your wish has been granted
YoboCopter
Player Valuation: £50m
If only i had a bet
Not complaning though
Liverpool not winning league is literally priceless
Simon baker
Player Valuation: £10m
Yes I couldn’t believe it either the headlines when they released accounts as ever don’t tell even half the story.
BillLovesRoo
Player Valuation: £6m
Did you see them afterwards?
Redknapp had done one, so it was just Souness & Carragher left.
Didnt start by talking about how well city played, or where Chelsea have gone wrong.
It was all "what liverpool need to do now is this" & "If i was liverpool we would be looking at doing this"
I think Carragher said liverpool about 12 times in a minutes worth of talking
Remember-the-name
Player Valuation: £6m
The form United are in is unbelievable. They've not played this well since Fergie last won the league. No way will MU lose this.
Never say never?
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