We know where Everton are weak.Not convinced we'll bounce back for this game.
Only a defeat in this game damages who more?
Don’t think it’s us tbh. This is a free shot.
Who are you trying to convince with that load of twaddle mate?It's a far bigger game for Everton than Liverpool.
Liverpool have nothing to prove. Champions League winners. Premier League winners. Club World Cup winners. UEFA Super Cup winners.
Liverpool are one of the best teams in the world and will challenge for the PL no matter a couple of bad results in fixtures with no crowds and key players missing.
Everton have achieved nothing despite outspending Liverpool for years. A win for Everton means Ancelotti has a chance of achieving something this season.
A draw or a loss for Everton and it's the same old story and Don Carlo just got lucky in playing [HASHTAG]#nomarks[/HASHTAG] in the first 4 games.
Who are you trying to convince with that load of twaddle mate?
As it ain’t me.
When you playing the form is out of the window.It is a derby, anything could happen. But probably won't and it will be 0-0
.Surprised you even repliedWho are you trying to convince with that load of twaddle mate?
As it ain’t me.

Wasn't sure where to stick this, here will do....
Roberto Firmino’s statistics in the league over the last 3 seasons are interesting. Fewer goals — 15 in 2017-18, 12 in 2018-19 and nine in 2019-20 — despite shots being up: 84, 75 and last season 99. He has a poorer shot conversion rate: 18%, 16% and 9% cent.
He created a chance every 58 minutes last season and an assist every 375 minutes, compared to a chance every 49 minutes in 2017-18 and an assist every 397 minutes. Firmino has two assists already in this campaign.
This has become a very interesting game now. It’s a combination of how far off last years pace are we, if at all, combined with how much have EFC improved. Too many other variable to guess at.....we’ll soon see where we are at.
Everton game will decide if Aston Villa's defeat was a FLUKE.t's really weird because after the Chelsea and Arsenal game, it felt like we were back on it (albeit a few annoying individual errors).
A 7-2 result is always a fluke of sorts, albeit the fact that they undid you virtually every time they attacked wasn’t a fluke.It's really weird because after the Chelsea and Arsenal game, it felt like we were back on it (albeit a few annoying individual errors).
I maintain that the 7-2 was a freak result which was started by idiotic errors and compounded by bad luck. We are the PL champions, we were CL champions not long ago, and still the strongest team in the league and Europe.
Mane, Thiago, Hendo and possibly Matip are all back for this game. So I'm confident (famous last words)
Yeah the line has been creeping higher over time though i thought that started last season and if your line discipline or pressure on the ball slacken you can / will be exposed .A 7-2 result is always a fluke of sorts, albeit the fact that they undid you virtually every time they attacked wasn’t a fluke.
I watched the Arsenal game and they were constantly getting into positions where a single well played ball in behind your ridiculously high back line would have seen them get in behind. Only until they brought Ceballos on 2nd half they had no one of sufficient quality to play the right ball consistently and when they did their forwards were often lazily being caught offside.
All Villa did, was play the right ball with sufficient quality and had their forwards stood a yard or so ahead of your line, so comfortably onside, but right on the front foot when the ball was played, so your defenders were caught square on, facing the ball, whilst faced with forwards sprinting in behind and onto quality passes.
That’s not a fluke, that’s merely a side doing their home work and executing a game plan perfectly.
If Klopp continues with a line that high (and it appears to be markedly higher so far this season for some reason), sides will merely try & mirror what Villa did. Some weeks you’ll get away with, some weeks you won’t.