**** me, which sad twat can dish it out but not take it, cretin! one of many reasons why i dont bother board hoping on here, i want to wind a manc up i will say it to the ****s face, cant hide behind a computer then the cowardly twats! seems they can dish it out but not take it on here then, bless top for xmas, merry chrimble fellow reds lets make the most of it while we can lol.
Do you really believe that ? Look at their run of fixtures, if things go their way,as get usually do, then they could well be rig back in it by end of jan
In the Premier League era, all the times Liverpool led at Christmas ended in the 2nd place team winning the title Fair play you lot battled hard. But you have City and Chavski soon so those should be a real test of character.
as long as we end up in the top 4, think most would take that. long way to go yet though. reckon it depends where we are at come jan and what and who we spend the cash on to strengthen. **** all in it between the top 5, and the mid table teams behind
You can put that one with the numerous top in September and top in October trophies you've won down the years.
Wow - incredible start to the season. It really is. I don't think many would have expected this but we have certainly taken advantage of the stuttering starts of the 'bigger' clubs. So I'm certainly happy and thankful for where we are. However, I won't be getting too excited. There are a lot of stats going around about how the team leading at xmas qualifies for CL, and wins the title etc etc. I'm not taking any notice of that for one simple reason - this is one of the closest seasons for 2 decades. Positions can completely change with one result and there are only 6 points between us and 7th place.
Sure I believe that. The truth is they ARE 8 points and 8 places behind us. Didn't see them crying for us after our start to last season did you? You must have recognised the new reality - things are no longer as they were. There's as much probability that they will be 10 points behind as be back in it by the end of Jan.