Liverpool vs Manchester United- Build Up Thread

[Joe King]

I'm sure someone else will make match thread on here..

Anyway, its so ****ing quiet on here, I thought why not get everyone on here and get some ****ing banter going on to calm the nerves.

How are you lot feeling? Nervous, excited?

I'm feeling a bit of both and I just hope come 3.30, I'm ****ing giddy.

[Gazmo1]

Well nervous!

[valoi]

Well nervous!

[Jazzmaster]

Nervous, pessimmistic, nauseous and a little constipated.

[Joe King]

MAN UTD v LIVERPOOL: WHAT THEY SAY

Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson:
"We have got a big game, a massive game - I enjoy the madness of it. I love the Liverpool games and the players do too. They'll be anticipating a really difficult game, but they are the games you want to be playing in."

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez:
"The partnership between Torres and Gerrard has made a massive difference, it is difficult for teams to stop them both."

BBC pundit Alan Hansen:
"I will be very interested to see how Torres plays at Old Trafford because he didn't play well against Ferdinand and Vidic when United won at Liverpool. He will have more space away from Anfield, so it will be intriguing to see how he fares."

Former Arsenal defender Nigel Winterburn:
"Fernando Torres's movement is exceptional. He makes clever runs - little bendy darts across the back four, or a diagonal run between the two centre-backs or between centre-back and full-back."
Winterburn's tactical analysis

BBC Sport chief football writer Phil McNulty:
"You can bet Rafael Benitez is plotting Liverpool's game-plan with the attention to detail he traditionally reserves for the Champions League."
Phil's view on Man Utd v Liverpool

S*n chief sports writer Steven Howard:
"There is little doubt Cristiano Ronaldo has his own special genius in an age when football is played at a pace and level of fitness unrecognisable from the Best era. But he has to start producing when it really matters. When better than against Liverpool on Sunday?"

MAN UTD v LIVERPOOL: FIVE KEY STATS

1. Manchester United are looking for a fifth straight Premier League victory over Liverpool.

2. Manchester United are seeking a fifth league win on the bounce, Liverpool their sixth.

3. Manchester United have only drawn four league games, the joint lowest along with Reading. Liverpool have drawn 11 games, the joint highest with Fulham.

4. Liverpool have conceded 21 goals; only Manchester United (15) have shipped fewer.

5. After this game, Liverpool will host Everton in the league before three games against Arsenal.

[FatTony]

Av it you Manc b*stards!!!

Come on!!!!

[Reaper]

Headin down club

See you boys tomorrow more than likely

Now lets ****in annihilate em