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  • DannyMan2006
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    Special mention to Andy Carroll, I've not been convinced by his start, but did bare in mind that he has been injured. I think his first touch is rather poor but that's something he can work on. Showed what he can do tonight though and with the right players coming in the summer things can only get better for him.

    Also class debut by Flanagan. Supported very well by an excellent Carra and the tireless running by Kuyt. Good positioning by Flanagan though and also some very classy passes.

    Finally, I keep saying it, but if Jay keeps going he has every chance of becoming an able squad player for Liverpool. He is still learning though and we can't expect miracles. He does lack experience at this level depite having hung around the place for a while.

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  • Frenchie
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    what were the post match interviews like? match switches off at final whistle here in Mexico... at least I dont have to listen to Ray Wilkins ....just excitable Mexicans yelling Goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooolllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllll....

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  • RedReet
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    Originally posted by Arn View Post
    Unbelievable that Agger was benched and Konchesky played even when Aurelio was fit.
    I forgot about that, was just thinking about injuries.

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  • Lee
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    Originally posted by DannyMan2006 View Post
    It's been a frustrating season and great as it was to watch them tonight results like this only make it evn more frustrating.

    There is no excuse for the results against West Brom and West Ham when we can turn out with depleted numbers tonight and beat a very strong side so convincingly.

    But focusing on tonights game, great work ethic by the whole side and that has to be the minimum standards for the rest of the season. Arsenal of course is a tough game, but turn up like that and we'll give them a run for their money.

    The great shame though is we really could have had a real good go at coming 4th.

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  • Daniel 7
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  • Arn
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    Originally posted by RedReet View Post
    I wonder how many we'd have with Kenny, Agger and Aurelio for most of the games?
    Unbelievable that Agger was benched and Konchesky played even when Aurelio was fit.

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  • mick the click
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    Originally posted by Arn View Post
    I and many others said already back in November that FSG should have sacked Roy. They waited to long time and it cost us a CL place.

    Sometimes you must make tough decisions straight away and be tough enough to do it.

    FSG can't blame anyone else than themselves for missing out on a CL place.
    Absolutely.

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  • Roboklopp
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    Well Arn, they can blame Bodger.

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  • RedReet
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    Originally posted by Exiled_red View Post
    If we'd shown the form we have under Dalglish all season we'd have 61 points from 32 games which would put us in 3rd place
    I wonder how many we'd have with Kenny, Agger and Aurelio for most of the games?

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  • Arn
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    I and many others said already back in November that FSG should have sacked Roy. They waited to long time and it cost us a CL place.

    Sometimes you must make tough decisions straight away and be tough enough to do it.

    FSG can't blame anyone else than themselves for missing out on a CL place.

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  • Rich
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    Originally posted by Shaggy View Post
    One of my favourite moments of the game was when tiny little Spearing flattening the ****ing humungous Yaya Toure in the 2nd half
    Awesome stuff. Yaya is literally twice the size of mighty mouse Jay.

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  • DannyMan2006
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    It's been a frustrating season and great as it was to watch them tonight results like this only make it evn more frustrating.

    There is no excuse for the results against West Brom and West Ham when we can turn out with depleted numbers tonight and beat a very strong side so convincingly.

    But focusing on tonights game, great work ethic by the whole side and that has to be the minimum standards for the rest of the season. Arsenal of course is a tough game, but turn up like that and we'll give them a run for their money.

    The great shame though is we really could have had a real good go at coming 4th.

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  • The Erectile Banana
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    That's incredible.

    Even though we've done well under Kenny I still feel we've dropped some daft points.

    Goes to show two things -

    1) How well we've done under a manager who's a good fit for the club.
    2) This has been one of the weakest Premier leagues in some time.

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  • Roboklopp
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    Nonsense. Any manager that came in would largely be doing the same job as Bodge.

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  • Exiled_red
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    If we'd shown the form we have under Dalglish all season we'd have 61 points from 32 games which would put us in 3rd place

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