The Premier League Thread
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Whilst a Fulham thrashing at Anfield tomorrow would hardly be a disappointing result, I do slightly worry that it would lead to an immediate change in manager for them over the international break. Possibly in turn leading to Fulham benefitting from a new manager bounce in their next game, against us.
We have absolutely no interest in any team in the top half, so we must want them to win every game versus bottom half teams....apart from us of course. All about survival now. Go Liverpool!
Two points between the entire bottom seven, going into the November international break, would surely represent the smallest margin in PL (possibly top-flight) history.
I'd be astounded if it happens (and I don't want it to), because Liverpool's attach vs Fulham's defence should only lead to one outcome. But yeah, it would sure makes things tight.
I'd be astounded if it happens (and I don't want it to), because Liverpool's attach vs Fulham's defence should only lead to one outcome. But yeah, it would sure makes things tight.
Looks like Fulham have been hard done-by there. Compounded by Salah racing up the other end.
BBC live text:
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Where's Charlie Austin when you need him?
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Where's Charlie Austin when you need him?
Fulham could be 3-0 up at HT. I'm not saying they deserve to be, because Liverpool have had chances too, but they could be.
They've playing an extra defender clearly in order to try and deal with Liverpool's attack, and plug the constant holes they leave in a back four, but they're still attacking and looking to score.
They've playing an extra defender clearly in order to try and deal with Liverpool's attack, and plug the constant holes they leave in a back four, but they're still attacking and looking to score.
