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Vicmeldrew666
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The weekend will certainly be interesting. Think Forest will get something at Arse central (bruv) and Wolves are already on the beach.
Not sure about that.Really hope Newcastle don't bottle it now.
Liverpool not being in the Champions League could really mess up their transfer plans.
The following season there will be 5 English teams in champions league.
It looks like liverpool will only be in europa league next season but after that they should make champions league
We've got loads of injuries now, our entire midfield limped out of St James' after the game on Thursday. Midfield is our weakest area in the squad, especially since we rightly peddled Shelvey in January.Hopefully Newcastle beat Leicester.
Hopefully some of them are just knocks and the players feel better by Monday. My guess is that we will not have Willock as he looks out for the season so at best, we will have a midfield two rather than a midfield three. It's either that or Howe plays somebody out of position in the midfield three. I guess we could go 4-4-2 and play with two wingers and two forwards.
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Make a fast start like against Spurs and you should be fine.We've got loads of injuries now, our entire midfield limped out of St James' after the game on Thursday. Midfield is our weakest area in the squad, especially since we rightly peddled Shelvey in January.
Hopefully some of them are just knocks and the players feel better by Monday. My guess is that we will not have Willock as he looks out for the season so at best, we will have a midfield two rather than a midfield three. It's either that or Howe plays somebody out of position in the midfield three. I guess we could go 4-4-2 and play with two wingers and two forwards.
Who do you want to miss out on a Champions' league place, united or liverpool?
For most of my life I would have said "united" without hesitation, but I've moved on. United are no longer a threat and, more importantly, their supporters know it.
Liverpool, on the other hand, have an entitled following that still believes they will win stuff - and a manager that I once respected, but who has spent so long in Liverpool that their manners and attitude have rubbed off on him.
For most of my life I would have said "united" without hesitation, but I've moved on. United are no longer a threat and, more importantly, their supporters know it.
Liverpool, on the other hand, have an entitled following that still believes they will win stuff - and a manager that I once respected, but who has spent so long in Liverpool that their manners and attitude have rubbed off on him.
Georgian Maestro
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Liverpool. With Klopp they are the only real threat to us.
Ardwick Green Park
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Both!
bluemoon32
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Liverpool, it will affect them more
give it to gordon
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Personally think dipperpool should still be serving a European ban for the coach attack. Or should have been ban for fake tickets, jibbing in etc from last season.
It's got to be dipperpool
It's got to be dipperpool
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