If we dominate the Mancs in the next 6 years

[Ferrrrnando]

They way they've dominated us in the last 6, it could be the difference between 0 titles and 3 or 4 titles.

They've scored 19 goals to our 4 in that period of time. If we can flip reverse that, we chould see our haul march past the 20 figure.

[Darth Marty]

ok..........

[Shaggy]

****ing hell. Even his WUMing is rubbish these days.

Do not feed the troll. The rubbish troll.

[Leyton388]

not going to happen anytime soon

[kingfunk]

lol

[Chrono]

If we can flip reverse that

Yo homes, for real!

You blazin' squad loving ****

[Joe King]

****ing hell. Even his WUMing is rubbish these days.

Do not feed the troll. The rubbish troll.

Its cringeworthy

Yo homes, for real!

You blazin' squad loving ****

[Woobus]

You have to feel sorry for people who have to go on to other teams fan forums. Pretty clear they have no real life Liverpool fans to have banter with and have to come on line.

[NICKZS]

It still must pain him to log in under the pseudonym of the best striker in the world.

[Marky]

Devils’ test for Reds’ title aspiration
LONDON: Liverpool’s challenge for their first league title since 1990 gets its first real test of the season tomorrow when they seek to end a dire series of Anfield results against champions Manchester United.

United manager Alex Ferguson said this week that he expected United to soon overhaul Liverpool’s record of 18 league titles, and since his team have won 10 of their 17 since Liverpool’s last triumph, it is not exactly a wild prediction.

Liverpool fans are extremely unhappy about the prospect and, despite their continued European success, their regular failure to mount a serious domestic league challenge hangs above the club like a dark cloud.

“The fans are screaming out for it, the players want it and we need to deliver,” captain Steven Gerrard said this week.

“If we’re out of the race again come January or February, there will be a lot of unhappy people around here.

“The city will explode if we win the league, and I don’t want it to happen when I’m retired.”

Gerrard, who had surgery to fix a groin problem last week, is unlikely to make the game where both sides will expect to improve on some hesitant early-season displays.

Liverpool have lost five and drawn one of their last six home league games against United and have not managed a league goal against them at Anfield for almost five years.

“Over the last couple of years we’ve gone into games against United and Chelsea very organised tactically - defensive if you like - and still lost 1-0.” Gerrard said.

“It’s important a few risks are taken to try to score that goal against these teams because it gives you such a psychological boost.”

With Fernando Torres also likely to miss out with a hamstring strain, Liverpool will hope Robbie Keane returns energised from his Ireland duties and ready to find the target for the first time following his move from Tottenham Hotspur.

Keane’s former Spurs strike partner Dimitar Berbatov is also set to feature in the game, making his debut for United after his deadline-day move. The pair equally shared 46 goals for the London club last season

[Nicey]

ok..........

[cadmium]

Is Ferrrrnando that old WUM Speedy?

[Parm]

They way they've dominated us in the last 6, it could be the difference between 0 titles and 3 or 4 titles.

They've scored 19 goals to our 4 in that period of time. If we can flip reverse that, we chould see our haul march past the 20 figure.

You're from Blazin Squad arent you?

[Parm]

Yo homes, for real!

You blazin' squad loving ****

haha see you spotted that as well

[Shaggy]

Is Ferrrrnando that old WUM Speedy?

Yes.