Lawrenson, the horrible ****, has predicted a win for us
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Lawro has got our points total to 47 in his predictions to date this season, which is true in real life as well
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Lawro has got our points total to 47 in his predictions to date this season, which is true in real life as well
Lawro has got our points total to 47 in his predictions to date this season, which is true in real life as well
But what is 'real life'?
You're meant to know that by the time you're using a bus pass
Total morons always take the completely uncreative route when it comes to insults. You didn't let the side down. Well done
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Total morons always take the completely uncreative route when it comes to insults. You didn't let the side down. Well done
Total moron?
I can see you're beginning to like me
Total morons always take the completely uncreative route when it comes to insults. You didn't let the side down. Well done
FFS!!!
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Total moron?
I can see you're beginning to like me
Sorry: Total ****ing bastard ****ing whoring morons
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afcftw:6051428 said:
Who's making out its a big deal? Its embarrassing for Arsenal/Wenger but thats it. Much like Toure's error was embarrassing but will be forgotten soon enough.
Brendan Rodgers says Liverpool expect to win every match they play at home as they attempt to beat Arsenal in the league for the first time since March 2007.
Liverpool have lost just once in the last 18 home matches and have already scored the same number of league goals at Anfield as they did in the whole of last season at home - 33.
Liverpool are currently fourth in the league and Rodgers acknowledged the expectation at the club amongst both the players and the supporters is different now to when he first joined in 2012.
"Our home form has been brilliant and that is vitally important for any team, especially a team who wants to be challenging at the top of the table"
"We are going to go into each game looking to win the game. There is a greater confidence now.
"I certainly sensed (last season) there was maybe that little bit of fear of playing at Anfield because of the result.
"What we've tried to do over the course of the time I've been here is focus on the performance.
"You worry so much about the result but there is a process to getting the result - and if you worry too much about the result only it can hinder your performance.
"We want to win but what we can look to control is how we win and our performance level.
"That's something that over time has given us a confidence and a greater belief in winning games. We'll aim to replicate that at the weekend.
"We will always respect every opponent we play and none more so than the leaders but we will come into the game looking to perform and hopefully win.
"We expect to win now. I think when I first came in the pressure to win was difficult for us.
"We expect it because of the size of the club but we were never that confident to consistently do it, but now we go into every game expecting to win and none more so than at Anfield."
Arsenal won 2-0 the last time the two sides met in November, but Rodgers believes this weekend's clash is of greater importance as Liverpool try and secure qualification for the Champions League with a top-four finish.
"Our confidence wasn't so good (at the Emirates) and you have to give credit to Arsenal, who played well in that game.
"We understand the magnitude of this game and it could give us an extra push for the remaining games."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...gers-is-confident-liverpool-will-beat-arsenal
Liverpool have lost just once in the last 18 home matches and have already scored the same number of league goals at Anfield as they did in the whole of last season at home - 33.
Liverpool are currently fourth in the league and Rodgers acknowledged the expectation at the club amongst both the players and the supporters is different now to when he first joined in 2012.
"Our home form has been brilliant and that is vitally important for any team, especially a team who wants to be challenging at the top of the table"
"We are going to go into each game looking to win the game. There is a greater confidence now.
"I certainly sensed (last season) there was maybe that little bit of fear of playing at Anfield because of the result.
"What we've tried to do over the course of the time I've been here is focus on the performance.
"You worry so much about the result but there is a process to getting the result - and if you worry too much about the result only it can hinder your performance.
"We want to win but what we can look to control is how we win and our performance level.
"That's something that over time has given us a confidence and a greater belief in winning games. We'll aim to replicate that at the weekend.
"We will always respect every opponent we play and none more so than the leaders but we will come into the game looking to perform and hopefully win.
"We expect to win now. I think when I first came in the pressure to win was difficult for us.
"We expect it because of the size of the club but we were never that confident to consistently do it, but now we go into every game expecting to win and none more so than at Anfield."
Arsenal won 2-0 the last time the two sides met in November, but Rodgers believes this weekend's clash is of greater importance as Liverpool try and secure qualification for the Champions League with a top-four finish.
"Our confidence wasn't so good (at the Emirates) and you have to give credit to Arsenal, who played well in that game.
"We understand the magnitude of this game and it could give us an extra push for the remaining games."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/...gers-is-confident-liverpool-will-beat-arsenal
Newsflash: Liverpool will win tomorrow and emphatically.
Source: The fact that i am out all day so cannot watch the game, and I am out in the evening so cannot watch match of the day.
Source: The fact that i am out all day so cannot watch the game, and I am out in the evening so cannot watch match of the day.
Team Line-ups, chaps?
I'm hoping for (given injuries and current team players available/played):
--------------Migs--------------
Flanno ---Skrtel----Toure-----Sissy
-------------Gerrard------------
-------Hendo------Allen----------
Suarez------------------Couts--
-----------Studge---------------
Basically a 4-3-3, with Sterling dropped to the bench. Sterling to come on (prob for Couts) later on to test the Arsenal defense's legs near the end. Front three will probably quite flexible as they all seem to drift and interchange quite happily and freely. Hendo and Allen to help with the grunt work in front of Gerrard. Gerrard to assist the defense and build from the back.
Any ideas on the Arsenal team / set up? Afcftw?
I'm thinking we will probably line up with:
------------Sczc-----------
Sagna---Mert---Kosc----Gibbs
---------Arteta----Rosicky----
Oxocube------Ozil------Cazorla
-----------Giroud------------
If Wilshere manages to regain fitness in time he will start instead of Rosicky. Normally i would have said Cazorla on the right and Podolski on the left, but Oxo was quality against Palace and can't see him getting dropped for this one.
Big misses for us are Flamini, Ramsey and Walcott who are all guaranteed starters.
That's a good side we will need to work hard in the middle if we are to have any joy.
