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Liverpool v Stoke City (Premier League, Saturday, 29th November 2014)


Nelly-Szoboszlai
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“We need the supporters to really get behind the team and stay with us all the way through. Our objective is simply to win. Stoke will be hard to break down and it might be a 1-0 game.”

 

what odds would you get on us keeping a clean sheet and winning 1 nil?

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Since the start of last season, only the ever self-destructive Tottenham (23) have committed more errors leading to an opposition goal than Liverpool (18) and Arsenal (13). If these mistakes were corrected, the clubs could challenge for the title. Add to this Arsenal’s insistence on their full-backs – and sometimes a centre-back too – attacking simultaneously and you have the unquestionable conclusion that both teams are the makers of their own downfall.

 

Both Arsenal and Liverpool invested heavily this summer but both overlooked glaring issues. That Wenger is the only man who did not see the need to buy a defensive midfielder during the summer is utterly bemusing, while Brendan Rodgers is seemingly the only person who sees no need to replace Gerrard at the base of his midfield. In a season so far dominated by a Chelsea side that identified and resolved their problem areas in the summer effectively, the travails of Arsenal and Liverpool are even more apparent. 

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I don't think he'll be sacked, unless it's relegation type catastrophe, which is highly unlikely. The owners gave him a fat contract extension and would be loathe to eat yet another manager's contract so soon after Kenny and Woy.

 

No, what's more likely is that Rodgers has to finish out the year and realize its his career on the line. If we really do go belly up the rest of the way he'll never come near another big club, whereas if he walks before things go too bad he can blame it on circumstances beyond him. The longer he stays, the longer it's all him.

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I don't think he'll be sacked, unless it's relegation type catastrophe, which is highly unlikely. The owners gave him a fat contract extension and would be loathe to eat yet another manager's contract so soon after Kenny and Woy.

 

No, what's more likely is that Rodgers has to finish out the year and realize its his career on the line. If we really do go belly up the rest of the way he'll never come near another big club, whereas if he walks before things go too bad he can blame it on circumstances beyond him. The longer he stays, the longer it's all him.

Yea I can't see them sacking him unless we are in the bottom 3 and they have no choice. I think he might at some point arrest this slide and we'll end up about 7th, his ignorance to actually stopping teams from scoring will be his downfall and I can't see him being here in12 months unless he seriously bucks his ideas up and accepts the holes in his style. It's not poor management surrounding yourself with specialist coaches in your weak areas but he seems oblivious to it or won't accept it.

 

For someone who was apparently mentored by Mourihno his lack of a defensive strategy is frightening.

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Fancy a 2-0 win for us,hope Lambert gets them both down the kop end.

I fancy going out this evening for a few beers and not have to get the shit ripped out of me by a couple of bluenose mates . Couldn't give a fuck who scores , what the scoreline just as long as we beat these alehouse twats.

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Part of me keeps looking at the fixtures and wonders about how much better things would look if we win the games we should do, the other part remembers all the easy games we've deserved to lose this year and says don't do it to yourself.

 

Stoke at home and tbh I think we really need this flu bug to damage them badly.  Would help if Lovren and Johnson caught it too.

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