Ah bums, didn't look that far down. Anyone would think it's a week or so away :away:
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Liverpool vs Burnley - Wed 4th Mar - 8pm
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Totally different game vs Burnley. They'll work their bollox off from the midfield to the front line. They've drawn vs City (A) & Chelsea (A) so Dyche certainly has a game plan away from home against the big sides. Think they also lost 3-1 to United at Old Trafford but where quite unlucky.
Will be a tough game IMO but we should be winning this. If we can play that high tempo and press them.. I don't think they can handle us. They've conceded the most amount of goals in the league so far, if we score early I think we'll give them a going over.
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Preview: Liverpool vs Burnley
Sean Dyche insists any outside pressure is all on Liverpool ahead of Burnley’s trip to Anfield on Wednesday night.
The Clarets travel to Merseyside to take on the Premier League’s in-form side, having already picked up precious away points against the likes of Chelsea, Manchester City and Newcastle United so far this season.
And while the hosts go into the game in scintillating form, having won eight and drawn two of their last 10 league matches, Dyche believes the opposition’s recent good run of form will enable his team to approach the game with no extra pressure and a freedom.
He said: “We prepare properly for every game and we believe in the way we prepare and the way in which the team are operating.
“The biggest thing is the outside view. Obviously, the weight of expectation and pressure goes onto the team that we’re playing against because of who they are.
“In this case it’s Liverpool who had a bit of an up-and-down and bumpy start, but have found a real rich vein of form since Christmas onwards.
“Of course, all their fans in the whole of the world will be thinking that they will win. And it’s not that easy, quite obviously, for them to do that.
“But we know they’re a very good side and they’ve spent a lot of money on some very good players.
“It’s taken time to develop them into a side, which often happens. We know that time is not always given, particularly after Brendan [Rodgers] and his side did so well last year.
“There was a few question marks, but deep down you look at the quality they've got and there was a fair chance it was always going to start coming together and since Christmas they’ve put in some really good performances and got good results.”
Meanwhile, Dyche, who will be without long-term absentees Kevin Long and Dean Marney for the short journey to Merseyside has also confirmed Matt Taylor is stepping up his recovery from an Achilles injury that has kept him out of action since the end of August.
However, the fixture at Anfield will come too soon for the former Bolton and West Ham United man.
He added: “Matt has been back in training and it’s about giving him game time now. He’s been out long enough, so he’s not going to need one, but a few games to get up and running.
“But we think he’s clear and he seems to be clear, so we hope he gets on and gets properly match fit now.”
MATCH OFFICIALS
Lee Mason will take charge of tomorrow night’s fixture at Anfield. The Lancashire official has officiated 22 games this season, issuing 75 yellow cards and 5 red cards in the process.
Mason’s last Burnley fixture came in January this year when the Clarets lost 2-0 to Sunderland at the Stadium of Light.
Four players were cautioned on that day, three for the hosts and Dean Marney.
Mr Mason will be assisted D England, R West and fourth official R East.What do you mean it could've been anyone? Name me one person who's got a grudge against penguins
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F*** off!!!
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Oh man, if I could get out of work at such short notice I would be all over that... Unfortunately, there is no chance of that.Originally posted by Liverpool View PostUnlikely but I have 2 spares in the Kop together tomorrow if anyone knows of any interest. Been let down last minute.
Cult Member. Nazi puncher.
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...I'd say that about everyone bar Clattenburg.
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