Liverpool v Everton. 27th Sep at 12.45.

[moyeslovechild]

Liverpool dont even have a potent attack without sturridge... will be disappointed if we lose this 1

 

[Alltogethernow]

There will definitely be at least 1 sending off. Most people think that will affect the result. In derby matches - and most other matches unless it's within 50 mins - it doesn't. It's the players on the pitch who affect the game. Not the ones off it. When you have seen that many games....it's obvious. Forget the ref or the pitch or the programme seller or how badly you got treated on the way into the ground.....the only thing you will remember and the only thing that's important is an Everton win tomorrow. If our dressing room has got any bollox then they know we can win this. Do not get 1 goal and concede territory. Seen that 34 times. Grab your balls and win it Everton.

 

[Mozza1987]

Feel sick already! Please please just get something ffs!

 

[Big Fat Sam]

is rice - get stuck into them ffs Everton - be at our snarling best and our classiest best in attack

Amazing, absolutely loved that. Get in there Kevin my love. He's started the season well, he can win the game for us tomorrow.

 

[JAYTALITY]

Martinez will be have last year burned deep into him. He will have to get Everton to produce a phenomenal performance. Please let me hear a thousand phenomenals tomorrow because we blues still think your a phenomenal manager.



 

[sd_1992]

is rice - get stuck into them ffs Everton - be at our snarling best and our classiest best in attack

"mistimed"

haha... Kev knew exactly what he was doing

 

[tim cahill]

Amazing, absolutely loved that. Get in there Kevin my love. He's started the season well, he can win the game for us tomorrow.

I hope he doesn't do similar tomorrow or it'll be a straight red.

 

[Prevenger17]

I hope he doesn't do similar tomorrow or it'll be a straight red.

There's nobody good enough to kick on the team we're facing tomorrow.

 

[Jamo Martinez]

Like several others I'm visualising a 3-1 win for us.

Why do I do this to myself?

 

[chicoazul]

Just hurt them.

 

[Big Fat Sam]

DRY BUM THEM LADS!

 

[bluemangroup]

I prefer my Liverpool players without legs. Thanks in advance Kev.

 

[Toffee-nerd]

4-1 blues. Everyone will turn up and play out of their skin. We are gonna win the league!

 

[kenada_blue]

is rice - get stuck into them ffs Everton - be at our snarling best and our classiest best in attack

Kev's the only one who looked like he gave a [Poor language removed] in the last few derbies.

 

[GoatJR]

Everton Football Club, Liverpool Football Club, Liverpool City Council and Merseyside Police are working in partnership to improve fan access to Anfield Stadium ahead of the Merseyside Derby.

These new measures are being put in place following congestion outside the stadium on Anfield Road at the last Merseyside Derby in January 2014. Liverpool City Council’s Safety Advisory Group met after the last derby match to discuss the issue and the Group’s recommendations will be activated at the upcoming Merseyside derby.

As a result, the following activity will be put in place on Saturday 27 September at Anfield:
Turnstiles will be open from 11am and fans are requested to be inside the stadium by 12:15pm (30 minutes before kick-off).

Any fans arriving after 12.15pm will experience a new queue management system around the stadium to ensure a steady flow of fans entering Anfield.

Everton stewards will be helping with the operation and will be present at the away turnstiles.

As well as these new measures, all fans should also check their journey for changes as a result of the ongoing regeneration work around Anfield.

The current work and erection of construction hoardings adjacent to the Stadium means that pedestrian access via Rockfield Road, Back Rockfield Road and Lothair Road is no longer accessible by foot or vehicle. Fans will be re-routed via Anfield Road and Walton Breck Road.

The disabled drop-off point has also moved and is now situated on Anfield Road at the head of the Central Reservation of Utting Avenue between Arkles Road and Wylva Road. There are no changes to car parking access and facilities, taxi drop-off points or key bus services including Merseytravel’s Soccer Bus and 917 services. The Anfield Road car park will however be closed one hour before kick-off.

New signage is positioned around the stadium to direct fans and additional stewards and Police officers will be present to help re-route pedestrians and vehicles to minimise disruption.

The routine road closures, Walton Breck Road (10 minutes prior to kick-off) Anfield Road (45 minutes prior to kick-off) will remain in place.

While work is ongoing, fans are requested to keep to the designated pedestrian access roads and allow extra time to get to the stadium.