Happy Feet
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Correct this is what they play for, you don't rest players when it comes to games like this.its not a dilemma at all. you dont rest players against your rival and for the league title
Correct this is what they play for, you don't rest players when it comes to games like this.its not a dilemma at all. you dont rest players against your rival and for the league title
I know its not a perfect comparison but this year us, the rags and Spurs have already got the better of Liverpool over two games. Chelsea yet to play them at home drew away at Anfield.
what a week that will be..
smash the scousers away, smash the scum at home, win the league, smash the scousers again at home...
happy days.
Mendy is ready.
Sure he'll get minutes against Everton and United.
They play much more pragmatically against Liverpool though wheras we are much more adventurous which suits Klopp’s counter pressing.
Reasons to be cheerful:-
Great opportunity to bury the Anfield hoodoo; no travelling involved so preparations for the derby game sandwiched in between the two legs won't be as disruptive; we are 18 points better than them in the Prem and there is an obvious reason for that; the aggregate score for the two games played against them in the league this season ended up City 8 Liverpool 4; Klopp is a dickhead and Pep is a god; they are red Scouse and bound to be delusional about their chances especially with all that "great European nights" propaganda bullshit; they are not Barca or Real Madrid or Munich; and lastly, Rags gloat factor will be nullified because they hate us both.
I am strangely confident we'll win this tie.
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This is what I'd go for at Anfield.
The scousers will be confident so why shouldn't we be the same. It's about time we bury the Anfield hoodoo.
That's a fair point, but then again they beat us by a solitary goal away, when we were far from our best, and our attacking style took them to pieces at home.
I think we need to look beyond the fact that it's a derby. We can't lose the league in that game, but we can harm our chances of progressing in the Champions League by fielding tired players in the second leg.
Well said.
I know a Mod has already had a word with me about this but by fuck this forum needs to toughen up!
I won’t say anything more on that matter now Mods
I wouldn't. Bernardo or Sterling in place of Jesus. I wouldn't fancy Mendy at LB in the away leg either. He'd be caught upfield all the time leaving lots of space for Salah to exploit.
Tell me about it. Sleep will be at a premium next month.This is what we spent years dreaming of. That week is going to be so exciting. I can barely concentrate.
Reasons to be cheerful:-
Great opportunity to bury the Anfield hoodoo; no travelling involved so preparations for the derby game sandwiched in between the two legs won't be as disruptive; we are 18 points better than them in the Prem and there is an obvious reason for that; the aggregate score for the two games played against them in the league this season ended up City 8 Liverpool 4; Klopp is a dickhead and Pep is a god; they are red Scouse and bound to be delusional about their chances especially with all that "great European nights" propaganda bullshit; they are not Barca or Real Madrid or Munich; and lastly, Rags gloat factor will be nullified because they hate us both.
I am strangely confident we'll win this tie.
I agree. I didn't want this draw :(
Going into the second leg at home, with the league title already in the bag, will be a huge boost to the players and fans, the place will be rocking (barring a complete disaster in the first leg). The momentum will be right behind us, you don't want that to drop. The title, secured or not, could be a key factor either way.
Pmsl at this whopper on RAWK
The arrogance of the city fans,won the lottery,and now turning their nose up at one of the greatest clubs in the world.
They are shitting themselves really.