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It would explain his weird statement about maybe not qualifying for the EL.Originally posted by meffin View PostNever in a million years will that be the starting 11
I would even say that if it is our starting XI and we drop points then Rodgers should be sacked after this season.
Other managers have of course played bench players but they had excuses like semifinals or finals in cups. Rodgers have no excuses at all.
I doubt that it will be the starting XI. Rodgers isn't that stupid.Stop the cyberhate

from now on I will skip talking about our finances. That is a promise and will save myself from looking like a 
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Would that starting XI give the players the best chance to win the game?Originally posted by Patricks_Berger View PostYou would sack a manager on the basis of one starting XI that you disagreed with?
Rodgers played Allen when he clearly wasn't fit to play and he played a sick Downing when he had other options.
He can't blame it on tired players because we have not played that many games the last few weeks. It is just very weird decisions.Stop the cyberhate

from now on I will skip talking about our finances. That is a promise and will save myself from looking like a 
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Having lost their past seven Premier League matches, equalling a club record, Reading are likely to be low on confidence. Nigel Adkins will have to be at his inspirational best but they still have a slim change of avoiding relegation and can take hope from Liverpool's inconsistent form. Brendan Rodgers's team have lost at Southampton and drawn with West Ham in their past three games. However, they should not be lacking for motivation given this is their final fixture before the 24th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster. Sachin Nakrani
Venue Madejski Stadium, Saturday 3pm
Tickets Sold out
Last season n/a
Referee Mark Clattenburg
This season's matches 18 Y58, R6, 3.56 cards per game
Odds Reading 13-2 Liverpool 1-2 Draw 3-1

Reading
Subs from Federici, McCarthy, Hunt, Andersen, Shorey, McCleary, Harte, Pearce, Blackman, Carriço, Pogrebnyak, Cummings, Henley, Akpan
Doubtful Akpan (ankle)
Injured Kébé (groin, 20 Apr), Roberts (hip, unknown)
Suspended None
Form guide LLLLLL
Disciplinary record Y38 R1
Leading scorer Le Fondre 10
Liverpool
Subs from Gulacsi, Jones, Sturridge, Skrtel, Shelvey, Wisdom, Coates, Suso, Robinson, Assaidi
Doubtful None
Injured Kelly (knee, 20 Apr), Flanagan (knee, 20 Apr), Borini (shoulder, May), Stirling (thigh, May), Allen (shoulder, Aug)
Suspended None
Form guide DWLWWW
Disciplinary record Y43 R2
Leading scorer Suárez 22
Match pointers
• In nine their previous meetings with Liverpool in all competitions, Reading have never managed to keep a clean sheet
• Liverpool have been caught offside on more occasions (94) than any other side
• Reading have lost eight games in a row in league and cup, a club record
• Liverpool have won 61% of the matches that Jamie Carragher has played this term and only 14% without him
• Hal Robson-Kanu is the only Reading player to have scored in any of their past six league games
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