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BrendanD88
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Point proven, he's not a think.
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The dark side.. And the light
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Bob Hoskins
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I hope Liverpool win the league or laugh at Hans Knowitallman, meh either will do
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FrankosHereNow
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HuntysCousin
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Cmon lads, surely ye know by now that Hans doesn’t like to admit he’s wrong, even when there is very clear evidence to back it up. Be nice to him.
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BabbsBalls
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”There is absolutely nothing to suggest Liverpool’s results in the second half of the season won’t be as good as the 1st”.
Yeah.
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l hear you are a racist now, father ?
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Roberto Baggio
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West Ham defended really well last night. Liverpool ran out of ideas in trying to break them down and didn't look like scoring really after their goal. I got the feeling that the game could have gone on for another 20 minutes or so and Liverpool would still have been trying to break down West Ham's two banks. They looked a bit leggy more than nervous IMO. I'm sure they'll get their spark back in a week or two. The way both City and Liverpool have been dropping points over the past few weeks it promises to be a really exciting end to the season, with the other competitions to play for as well. |
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Territorial
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But would it be fair to say that City's recent substandard results have come from complacency, whereas Liverpool's have come from nerves? If so, then it should be easier for Pep to knock the complacency out of his lot (by replacing the culprits from the bench) than for Klopp to quell Liverpool's nerves*. I'd still have Liverpool down as favourites, but the tide may just be swinging back in City's favour of late, so a really exciting end of season in prospect, as you say. * - There's no doubt that quite a few Liverpool fans' nerves are beginning to jangle, but I wonder how Moleman's nerves are holding out? Still supremely confident? Or starting to whistle as he passes the graveyard? |
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Croftman
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I know the teams done well since he left but it really is missing a Coutinho-type player, a good number 10 basically, in games like last nights
Neither City nor Liverpool are going to win every game from now until May so still all to play for
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Roberto Baggio
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The most recent loss to Newcastle was definitely not down to nerves IMO, as some commentators said. It was a very strange game. City scored early and then totally bossed the game with Newcastle rarely getting out of their own half, but City's final pass being just off all night so they failed to kill the match. They conceded a tame equalizer and even then still didn't seem to panic or look worried, and then gave away a penalty to lose the match. Probably complacency mixed with an off night in the final third. |
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t_rAndy
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City have lost mainly due to freak results, rather than being well beaten.
Liverpool have been dropping points (and even when winning points) while not really playing that well. Defo city are best placed. Even spurs if they get all their players and coming to play Liverpool at anfield, could see them taking all points in that .
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Gary McKay
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My Top 4 predictions at this stage ;
1. City 2. Spurs 3. Liverpool 4. Chelsea
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"Smalling and Jones.... have the potential to be the PL’s best ever pairing in my opinion." - SlurAlex
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Croftman
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Don't be so pessimistic Gary! If we get a result v Bournemouth on Saturday we're back on track. If not...
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Some people just deserve a slap
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Sono
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of course the league isn’t over but mentally it must be taking its toll on the Liverpool players, they don’t look confident at all and the squad depth is really being tested.
For the first time this season I thought their bench was extremely poor and whilst they’ve been brilliant this season I do feel they will fall short and city will go onto win it. |
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BrendanD88
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Fantastic
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What is closely following them then, refereeing them? Playing centre-half?
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sid waddell
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That's bullsh*t. In all of their defeats since December 8th - to Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Leicester and Newcastle, they completely ran out of ideas, never looked like scoring again once their opponents did, and deserved to lose. Manchester City's games of late have followed a distinct pattern - they take a first half lead, and then concede an equaliser. That's happened in six of their last eight league games. In three of those games, they've gone on to lose. In the two where they didn't concede an equaliser - at home to ten man Wolves and away to hapless Huddersfield, they've been far from convincing. In fact a lot of their football of late has been played at walking pace. That is not a team at the top of their form by any means. Aguero, however, is on a particularly good run of form for them of late. He's kept them in the race almost single handedly. But he's never far away from an injury. Edited by sid waddell - 05 Feb 2019 at 10:40pm |
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BigStrongMan
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They scored again after Palace scored. And almost scored again deep into injury time. If there was another 5 minutes I’d bet on them scoring. That’s the only game I watched in the above ones you listed👍
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