gio's side step
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We look physically and mentally drained. This has been a really long season and it has taken its toll. But we have hung on in there and refused to give up on the main target. Even in the face of unprecedented momentum from Liverpool during the season which marks 25 years after Hillsborough. We had one final chance yesterday to really land a heavy punch finally and we did. Wasn't pretty. But those big players found a way to win when it mattered.
I feel slightly different than on the journey home from Newcastle two years ago. That day I felt we had won the title. This time I'm far more cautious because of what happened during the final game and because I believe Liverpool will win their final two games and score a few goals.
BUT, I think we will just about get over the line. Brusied, battered, knackered but for me it will eclipse 2012 (regardless of how we won it) because to win it this season, Pellegrini's first year, the year after Fergie retired, the year Utd folded and sacked Moyes, and more importantly the year Liverpool reinvented themselves physically and emotionally the year which marked the 25 year Hillsborough anniversary, with most of the press salivating over Gerrard lifting the title, their fans giving the team a guard of honour every home game in the run in, and that Gerrard Churchill speech after beating us, to win it now would mean more. And be more significant for the next couple of years.
Two home games. To win the title. Id take that every season. Every year.
Trust the players.
I feel slightly different than on the journey home from Newcastle two years ago. That day I felt we had won the title. This time I'm far more cautious because of what happened during the final game and because I believe Liverpool will win their final two games and score a few goals.
BUT, I think we will just about get over the line. Brusied, battered, knackered but for me it will eclipse 2012 (regardless of how we won it) because to win it this season, Pellegrini's first year, the year after Fergie retired, the year Utd folded and sacked Moyes, and more importantly the year Liverpool reinvented themselves physically and emotionally the year which marked the 25 year Hillsborough anniversary, with most of the press salivating over Gerrard lifting the title, their fans giving the team a guard of honour every home game in the run in, and that Gerrard Churchill speech after beating us, to win it now would mean more. And be more significant for the next couple of years.
Two home games. To win the title. Id take that every season. Every year.
Trust the players.