Today's football.

[chicoazul]

Mourinho really hates them. He'll always get a pass from me for that.

 

[rascal]

Mourinho living in cookoo land again. Off the top of my head there are three pro Chelsea pundits just on sky alone - Hoddle (who was actually doing the game) Ray Wilkins and Jamie Redknapp (Lampards cousin ffs)

 

[davek]

Mourinho living in cookoo land again. Off the top of my head there are three pro Chelsea pundits just on sky alone - Hoddle (who was actually doing the game) Ray Wilkins and Jamie Redknapp (Lampards cousin ffs)

Oh dear.

 

[Del]

Mourinho living in cookoo land again. Off the top of my head there are three pro Chelsea pundits just on sky alone - Hoddle (who was actually doing the game) Ray Wilkins and Jamie Redknapp (Lampards cousin ffs)

One of if not the worst Kopite who does the live games

 

[rascal]

Yes he's a complete bell but he's certainly pro Chelsea.

 

[bluejock]

Yes he's a complete bell but he's certainly pro Chelsea.

No he's not.

 

[rascal]

You watch any false blues game against anyone other than the RS and he's on the verge of cumming when talking about them.

 

[Librarian]

Liverpool set out to suffocate the opposition early, win it back and attack with purpose and it works really well against weaker opposition, particularly in the 1st half of games where they've been out of sight. Against better sides who are less flustered in possession it's less effective. Anyone who can get a rhythm going as the game goes on has their number.

In February and March, every game gets more intense when the finish lines are established, teams like City, Arsenal and Chelsea will patiently pick teams off.

 

[Del]

Yes he's a complete bell but he's certainly pro Chelsea.

Redknapp?

Ex Spurs and RS player

 

[bluelife]

Do you reckon the top three with that 3 point gap are finally going to start pulling away now? Or do you think yet again they will slip up next weekend and it's anyone's league yet again?

 

[Tony Mendez]

Liverpool set out to suffocate the opposition early, win it back and attack with purpose and it works really well against weaker opposition, particularly in the 1st half of games where they've been out of sight. Against better sides who are less flustered in possession it's less effective. Anyone who can get a rhythm going as the game goes on has their number.

In February and March, every game gets more intense when the finish lines are established, teams like City, Arsenal and Chelsea will patiently pick teams off.

Very good post this.

Their second half performances have been turbo gash.

 

[Tony Mendez]

Do you reckon the top three with that 3 point gap are finally going to start pulling away now? Or do you think yet again they will slip up next weekend and it's anyone's league yet again?

I think (unfortunately) the final top 4 will make familiar reading:

City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Man United

 

[Eggs]

I think (unfortunately) the final top 4 will make familiar reading:

City
Chelsea
Arsenal
Man United

...it will be interesting how many points we finish with compared to previous seasons, irrespective of finishing position. Saying that, I think the Sin Miedo philosophy is right when we take these boys on because often games are needlessly lost before we get on the pitch. I have a feeling we can be the first to beat Mourinho at the Bridge.

 

[rascal]

Redknapp?

Ex Spurs and RS player

Doesn't make a difference. Redknapp is pro Chelsea more often than not.

 

[Mikey_Fitzgerald]

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