MSP said:Fallingbostel Blue said:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-2620108/Brendan-Rodgers-calls-goal-fest-shoot-Liverpool-Manchester-City-title-race.html
Palace and Newcastle team talk sorted.
He is trying to put those words in our manager's and players minds so we go all guns out for big wins and get caught at the back by counter attacks.
He is nowhere near stupid to think they'll score at least 11 more than Palace and Newcastle.
Crouchinho said:They're going to need to win both games 6-0/7-0 to have any hope of winning the title.
Even though Palace are safe I can't see them rolling over, Pullis will be determined to win manager of the season (IMO he should get it)
Newcastle will roll over like a basset hound, wouldn't surprise me if that's 6-0 or more
lmjones1uk said:Found this beaut on RAWK
"Think the key is to be 2 up before half time. Then we need to commit as many men as we can up the pitch. A lot suggested we could win the title at Palace. I still think we can. I believe if we come away from there with a 5 goal swing we'll win the title. We done it at Spurs 0-5. Palace have only conceded 4 at most all season and that was under IH. That was different though. They're safe now. Pulis is the biggest factor in all of this. Hes a cnt through and through and will fight tooth and nail. But we have better players and a better manager.
Anyone else with me here that if we win by 5 we're champions? I cant see any other outcome if we do. The pressure on City then wont be to just win, but win big! We've got to ask the questions now. Of course this all depends on how the players show up and i trust BR and Peters to have them ready for this."
lmjones1uk said:Found this beaut on RAWK
"Think the key is to be 2 up before half time. Then we need to commit as many men as we can up the pitch. A lot suggested we could win the title at Palace. I still think we can. I believe if we come away from there with a 5 goal swing we'll win the title. We done it at Spurs 0-5. Palace have only conceded 4 at most all season and that was under IH. That was different though. They're safe now. Pulis is the biggest factor in all of this. Hes a cnt through and through and will fight tooth and nail. But we have better players and a better manager.
Anyone else with me here that if we win by 5 we're champions? I cant see any other outcome if we do. The pressure on City then wont be to just win, but win big! We've got to ask the questions now. Of course this all depends on how the players show up and i trust BR and Peters to have them ready for this."
I had a sneeky look over there myself. I love it how most of them think uf they win tonight we'll bottle it, saying pressure will be too much for us. I mean it's not like we've been in this position before against our local rivals who happens to have won the premier league more times than anyone else.lmjones1uk said:Found this beaut on RAWK
"Think the key is to be 2 up before half time. Then we need to commit as many men as we can up the pitch. A lot suggested we could win the title at Palace. I still think we can. I believe if we come away from there with a 5 goal swing we'll win the title. We done it at Spurs 0-5. Palace have only conceded 4 at most all season and that was under IH. That was different though. They're safe now. Pulis is the biggest factor in all of this. Hes a cnt through and through and will fight tooth and nail. But we have better players and a better manager.
Anyone else with me here that if we win by 5 we're champions? I cant see any other outcome if we do. The pressure on City then wont be to just win, but win big! We've got to ask the questions now. Of course this all depends on how the players show up and i trust BR and Peters to have them ready for this."
Rodgers also pointed out the gulf in resources between his own side and Pellegrini's. "I saw the analysis Gary Neville did on us, [about] patience and the type of players and he showed Manchester City scoring late on in the game against QPR," Rodgers said. "What he didn't mention was Vincent Kompany one of the best centre halves in the world, passed it in to Yaya Touré, one of the best midfielders in the world, who passed it onto Sergio Aguero, one of the best strikers in the world, who passed it onto [Mario] Balotelli, one of the best young players in the world, who gave it him back and Aguero scored. You have world-class players right the way through the team and we are trying to build to that here."