Well done, imagine gloating to fellow blues because they won
8/13 to get 4th, surely thats a mortgage job now?
History tells us they always make the Champions League in these situations. However this is a weird season, so I wouldn't rule out another twist.
....this thread is a bit quieter tonight considering @davek & quite a few others said the ‘top4 was over’ just days ago. The Reds didn’t stand a chance, it’s all over.
When I said it’s far from over, @davek said ‘vault me’, they have no chance. Well Dave?
The Reds are still a good side & i expected them to win tonight because they had To. RAWK retribution to GOT premature evaluation, some posters never learn.
The loveables are already starting to talk up how great an achievement it will be if they get CL this season, and the media will drive that narrative along nicely for them.
Nevermind that we were getting the words "dynasty" and "were back on our perch" lobbed at us from the lurkers, like bricks at an opposition's team bus visiting anfield, not too log ago.
We also had all the media garbage about this team being unstoppable and winning everything in sight for the foreseeable, from sourness and spitty.
Look a bit silly now, don't you lurkers?!
In reality, all it took was a mackem with little arms and strong legs to bring them back down to earth with a bump.
Spot on and anyone grounded in reality with a modicum of intelligence knows this as truth.They've got the 3rd biggest wage bill in world football and are celebrating the 4th place trophy.
The more that agenda is pushed the better, as it will convince the owners that everything is rosy. Then when Wijnaldum leaves, Henderson's legs have gone, Milner is finished, Salah's pace starts to go, Van Dijk comes back half the player he was, Mane asks for a transfer etc they will be in trouble, the same way Man Utd were when they didn't invest for a few years.Spot on and anyone grounded in reality with a modicum of intelligence knows this as truth.
Sadly, it will be portrayed as massive achievement for them, the script is already being penned by sly sports, the BBC etc.
There will be nothing about world transfer record fees for keepers and defenders, massive wages for bang average players.
The whole story will read like a mills and boon novel, with most of their signings having joined for free and play for nothing but the love of the franchise.
We all know their history with airbrushing facts and reality from the world's consciousness - this will end up the same
5th by a whisker and the same thought process please!The more that agenda is pushed the better, as it will convince the owners that everything is rosy. Then when Wijnaldum leaves, Henderson's legs have gone, Milner is finished, Salah's pace starts to go, Van Dijk comes back half the player he was, Mane asks for a transfer etc they will be in trouble, the same way Man Utd were when they didn't invest for a few years.