Liverpool (A) PL - Post Game

[Sky Blue]

Not if we don't make serious moves in January.

Something is very wrong here, this is deeper than fatigue, injury etc

Dressing room is damaged and that has to be fixed quickly.

Finally gonna fuck you off and put you on ignore. Insufferable fucker.

 

[Brightwell Bros.]

Not sure about that. I agree that we probs not gonna win the league this yr, but lookin forward, if we beat the dips at home, that’s down to 8, if they lose a couple more it’s all to play for. That doesn’t take account of arsenal though, they look strong. But, u never know.

Sooner we realise that this is a fallow season, and that our only job is to finish in the top four, the easier it will be for everyone.

 

[kaz7]

Pssst, I think they already do.

;)

Ha, i agree

 

[Brewster's millions]

We need to or we are in big trouble

It’s remarkable that anyone can watch that game and not think we’ll spend some serious money in January.

 

[jollylescott]

There were some signs of revival today, especially in the second half. However we still look threadbare in midfield and if I'm honest top 4 is looking dicey.

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

I heard 'changing of the guard' at the end there. Fucking hell, do these cunts never learn?

 

[RayCTID]

We didn't we passed it around alot Liverpool just sat back we could probably still be playing another week and we wouldn't score against them

Still had a few chances in the second half. Better than the first half where it looked like being a containing job.

 

[super_city_si]

Bernado again? Hopefully not,

I thought he was good second half deeper. Needs someone better than Lewis standing next to him.

 

[OrigamiNinja]

Anyone remember the last time a City side had a starting midfield (in a big game) that was worse than those four? Nunes, Gundo, Bernie and Rico is a shockingly bad midfield. Doesn’t defend, doesn’t attack. It’s an early rounds of the Carabao Cup midfield.

 

[Eric Hitchmough]

It’s remarkable that anyone can watch that game and not think we’ll spend some serious money in January.

It’s our most important transfer window in over a decade.