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Shows the thin line between success and failure. We're going to go through good spells and bad spells. Its the nature of football. Some of the fans on here would do well to excerice a bit of perspective from time to timeOriginally posted by RedReet View PostThat's only because we got the deserved result. If the God's had of conspired against us again, then everyone would have jumped on the Andy Gray bandwagon again criticising Rafa for not taking Mascherano off earlier, even though we were dominating the game.
Great performance from the boys today. Clearly wanted it more, and Chelsea never looked in the game. OutclassedK ris90210
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Originally posted by kris90210 View PostShows the thin line between success and failure. We're going to go through good spells and bad spells. Its the nature of football. Some of the fans on here would do well to excerice a bit of perspective from time to time
Great performance from the boys today. Clearly wanted it more, and Chelsea never looked in the game. Outclassed
If we are all only happy when we are really winning in the end, when your race finishes, what life would that be?
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Originally posted by kris90210 View Postnah, he was right by the incident. I actually thought he did start flagging for the foul bet then changed his mind... my imagination maybe!Sorry- thought the smilie would have highlighted the sarcasm!Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View PostYou must be ****ing kidding me............... He was one metre away at best. The cunt bottled it, and I'm glad it was late on and not one that cost us the game.
Who cares though- we totally deserved it today and showed that we are one of the best two teams in the league.
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This makes it feel even sweeter.
It is a grudge match, too. None of the elite care to lose their duels, but games between Liverpool and Chelsea have added spice, the way that meetings of Arsenal and Manchester United once did.
There is rivalry and then there are the teams that really don’t like each other. Lampard offers a diplomatic response, but a knowing smile.
‘It is strong, I can’t deny that,’ he admits. ‘The players feel an extra edge. You’ll see it on Sunday. We’ve played them so many times in big games so lots of individual tensions build up. There is always something between me and Xabi Alonso, for instance.’
But you broke his leg.
‘Yes, I know, and it was a foul and I got booked, so I am not trying to plead innocence, but it was a tap, it wasn’t anything nasty; the sort of tackle that happens all the time, both ways. That night, when I heard how it had worked out, I felt very bad and phoned to apologise but he wouldn’t really have it and ever since he has that look in his eye when we meet
, and there is always a bit of jostling and shoving.
‘There is respect between the teams, though. Steven Gerrard always says how hard it is to play against us at our place and it is the same up there. Just a sea of red shirts on the pitch at times because they work so hard and put you under so much pressure. They are a horrible lot like that, but Steve? What a fantastic player. I watched him against Everton the other week and it was a complete performance, he was the driving force.
‘The pace he puts into a game is what I love. It can be going along at one tempo and he will just up it, like clicking his fingers.
‘When he was supposed to be coming to Chelsea, I was really excited. We would have been a great partnership and that big question, about playing together, would have been put to bed quite quickly had we worked together day in, day out.’
Also soon to be heading for the knackers yard, Lampard hopes, is the suggestion that Chelsea’s team is a spent force, old men on their last legs, exposed by United at Old Trafford and there for the taking at Anfield, if Liverpool get their act together.Thanks very much for being ‘This Mornings’ Farmer’
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I've always rated him (as a squad player at least)Originally posted by darkstar View PostYossi coming on was what created the positive movement leading to the goal.Remember, we're only adding to the nonsense.
Walking a lonely road one night, Nasruddin saw riders approaching. His imagination ran riot: he saw himself robbed or killed, so he climbed a wall into a graveyard and hid. Puzzled at his behaviour, the riders, who were followers of the Mullah, followed. Finding him cowering behind a grave, they asked "Great Sage, why are you hiding here?". "It's more complicated than you think" he replied, "I'm here because of you - and you're here because of me"
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We deserved to win. They were balls and didn't even look like they wanted to win it.


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