Match Day Thread Liverpool v Man Utd

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After the 2009 Manchester derby at Old Trafford, Atkinson was criticised by Manchester City's then-manager Mark Hughes for bad time-keeping after Manchester United had scored an injury-time winner. The fourth official had signalled four minutes of additional time, but Michael Owen scored a 96th-minute goal, handing United a dramatic 4–3 win.

In September 2010, Atkinson was handed a one-week demotion to the role of fourth official after a time-keeping dispute with Everton manager David Moyes. Everton had scored two injury-time goals to make the score 3–3 against Manchester United, but Atkinson then blew his final whistle while Everton were midway through an attack with a chance of a winner.
 
Pele to Attend Liverpool's Crunch Clash with Manchester United at Anfield
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There will be a very special guest in the stands when Liverpool take on Manchester United on Sunday.
Brazilian football legend Pele will attend the showdown that should go a long way to deciding the top four places in the Premier League.
Pele will be at the match as a guest of sandwich chain Subway, which he advertises for, and which is also Liverpool’s official training food

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Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva returns to training after missing the past six weeks with a groin injury.
The Brazil international, 28, has not featured since limping off 16 minutes into the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park on 7 February.
Earlier he posted this picture on his Instagram account, with the caption: "Back in full training."

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astroturfnaut said:
Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva returns to training after missing the past six weeks with a groin injury.
The Brazil international, 28, has not featured since limping off 16 minutes into the Merseyside derby at Goodison Park on 7 February.
Earlier he posted this picture on his Instagram account, with the caption: "Back in full training."

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Hopefully he gets a game and lines up alongside Gerrard.
 
UnitedinRed said:
Hopefully he gets a game and lines up alongside Gerrard.
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TBH not bothered about the opinion of people who haven't got the [HASHTAG]#bottle[/HASHTAG] to vote in the poll <whistle>

[HASHTAG]#alltalknovote[/HASHTAG]
 
I reckon we'll either win, draw or lose. We could score a goal but might not. I think we could keep a clean sheet but if they score then we won't. Gerrard may start this one but Rodgers might not start him.
 
Magic said:
I reckon we'll either win, draw or lose. We could score a goal but might not. I think we could keep a clean sheet but if they score then we won't. Gerrard may start this one but Rodgers might not start him.
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Not so sure about that, I think you may have stuck your neck out a bit too far there. Hope it doesn't come back to bite you on the arse.
 
Magic said:
I reckon we'll either win, draw or lose. We could score a goal but might not. I think we could keep a clean sheet but if they score then we won't. Gerrard may start this one but Rodgers might not start him.
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You could be right :bandit:
 
Magic said:
I reckon we'll either win, draw or lose. We could score a goal but might not. I think we could keep a clean sheet but if they score then we won't. Gerrard may start this one but Rodgers might not start him.
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[HASHTAG]#nojinx[/HASHTAG]
 
This is Anfield said:
Pele to Attend Liverpool's Crunch Clash with Manchester United at Anfield
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There will be a very special guest in the stands when Liverpool take on Manchester United on Sunday.
Brazilian football legend Pele will attend the showdown that should go a long way to deciding the top four places in the Premier League.
Pele will be at the match as a guest of sandwich chain Subway, which he advertises for, and which is also Liverpool’s official training food

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/...letter&utm_medium=newsletter&utm_campaign=epl
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Coutinho will be up for this game in front of Pele <ok>
 
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