It was as much the importance of the goal as anything else, it's all very well taking lots of shots and scoring goals against poor opposition. Aguero scores important goals, Suarez has only scored like 4 against top half opposition.
It does show the folly of Rodgers' selection last week though. A full strength Liverpool team get very well earned draws at the Emirates and Etihaad (and could possibly even say they should have won at leats one of them) and bomb out of the FA cup with a weakened team. To be fair it probably says more about the attitude to the FA cup from some teams but given it was a great chance for silverware for livepool i'm a bit surprised. Still, that shouldn't take away from two very good results this week and I personally think they're definitely on a real upward curve if not this season then for those to come - which is a shame really.
Well done, Liverpool for taking two points off City. However, I don't buy into the pundits' view that they've had a great week. By my reckoning in the last week and a couple of hours, they've won 0/3, lost to a League One side and conceded 7 goals. How low are the expectations of Liverpool these days?
Well, at least you are brave enough to admit that, Zingy. Not many Mousers have your courage and honesty.
Liverpool don`t have a big enough squad to fight on more than one front, after their first 11 they have no one.
Our current form is decent, with a few shockers thrown in (Villa, Oldham for instance). Hopefully we can build from two solid performances (probably should/could have won both). That said, we should have won but didn't - a bad sign. Hopefully Sturridge will keep getting sharper and Coutinho will hit the ground running. Sterling may benefit from the rest he's getting right now. Enrique is back and looked decent... we could be competitive for 5/6th, which after our start to the season isn't bad.
What, Suarez? We'll probably watch you throw the money you get for him up the wall and then continue your slow, steady slide down the table. Why?
[h=2] please log in to view this image Well Done Stevie[/h]Steven Gerrard has been voted England's player of the year for the 2nd time. please log in to view this image http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21317914
Voted for by the same Liverpool fans that voted for Raul Mereiles when he won PFA Fans Player of the Year in 2011. Welbeck came 2nd. Welbeck.
If it was simply down to club bias Man U would win every fan based vote award, nope the fans of England have spoken.
To be fair he deserves plenty of awards, he's been carrying the weight of Mouser delusion on his shoulders for a decade.
This year he deserves it, and in the past he was unfortunate to have been held back when managers preferred to allow Lampard the attacking role as Gerrard had greater versatility. When Gerrard was in his prime he wasn't given enough game time in an attacking role with England when he should have been our main attacking midfielder.
Most fans who follow their nation are clearly aware of it(Spurs fans included)and voted fairly and squarely for Gerrard.
So in your little corner of Utopia the fans of England voted wrongly, but if you don't vote your voice will never be heard PNP.
