I actually believe it trumps what we did last year
As for fresh at the start of the season....don't think with the summer we've ever been fresh which makes whatever happens in the last 2 games all the more remarkable.
Yes so do I he was worked to fuck last season sometimes by Martinez when not really needed.I actually believe that part of Kev's injury problems were due to general World Cup hangover and him not being properly rested before coming back.
This years achievements have surpassed last years IMO. This year we’ve stepped up a level in terms of performances, we’ve had to fight tooth and nail with Liverpool and have had our best player missing all season. If we were allowed to score a quick free kick at Newcastle then we could have beaten last seasons points total.
few games that we should of taken all 3 points like Pool away.
as long as we better what liverpool do sunday its all good.
Yes so do I he was worked to fuck last season sometimes by Martinez when not really needed.
We will better what Liverpool do. There’s this huge focus on Brighton but Wolves are a much better side who have the propensity to cause a real upset. I’d be more worried about facing the likes of Neves, Moutinho and Jota.
If we win it will be a lot more incredible for me. If we acknowledge, as I suppose we have to now, that Liverpool are an absolutely top class team then to keep them at bay by winning the final 14 league games under immense pressure whilst getting to two cup finals makes this City team every bit as good as any English team in history.I'll come out and say it. If we win the league at Brighton, what this group of players will have done will be every bit as incredible as last season. It's one thing to go on a monumental run in the first half of the season, when legs are fresh, you're back from your summer break, and you're not too far into the three other cups, but to do it from Christmas onwards, going far in those three cups, when the stakes are high for everything you're in, and by the way you've got a rival breathing down your neck every step of the way, takes even greater mental resilience, in my view.