no balls Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 Song for the scousers tomorrow, to the tune of "your not singing anymore": "Have you ever won the premier league" :p I think I'll be assuming my usual position for a fair bit of the game. I can't stand the tossers so if I can't see/hear I'll not be such a grump!
M G WHITES Posted August 28, 2009 Author Posted August 28, 2009 I think I'll be assuming my usual position for a fair bit of the game. I can't stand the tossers so if I can't see/hear I'll not be such a grump! Not for me, got to stay sober(ish) and straight home after the game
Guest Blixa Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 Think we'll oose 3-0. On a different note, I presume all the music played will be chosen by Gerrard tomorrow? Or has that not become law yet?
Smiley Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 out of interest, this weeks Premier Predictions - out of 94 predictions so far - 59 have opted for a Liverpool victory.
Traf Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 out of interest, this weeks Premier Predictions - out of 94 predictions so far - 59 have opted for a Liverpool victory. Then there's 35 idiots on there too.
jayjayoghani Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 Think we'll oose 3-0. On a different note, I presume all the music played will be chosen by Gerrard tomorrow? Or has that not become law yet? I hope Reebok Voice would knock him out!
no balls Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 I hope Reebok Voice would knock him out! Hope? I'd be disappointed if he didn't!
Carlos Posted August 28, 2009 Posted August 28, 2009 This could be a big match; let's do it. Come RV, twat him.
Arnold Jackson Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 Never has the old football clich? 'the first goal is vital' been more accurate than this afternoon's game. Both teams are under pressure and desperate to calm their own fans with a win. Liverpool have already lost as many games as they did in the whole 'nearly but not quite season' last term. Bolton have picked up where they left off last season looking like a team who can no longer win many games at this level home or away! If, as is most likely, Liverpool score first and early on I fear the majority of the Reebok's home supporters [ who are swelled by lots of newcomers paying ?50 a season ticket ] will contribute to a very gloomy atmosphere and a good hiding for the Whites. Conversely if we can get on the scoresheet first the same set of fans, who have had very little or nothing to cheer recently, will possibly inspire a performance that saves Gary's job and releases some of the owners money to buy the players we desperately need in the next 2 days to stay up! Well I've got to motivate myself someway for todays game
juewanderer Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 I'm going for an optimistic 0-0 for this one.
HomerJay Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 Never has the old football clich? 'the first goal is vital' been more accurate than this afternoon's game. Both teams are under pressure and desperate to calm their own fans with a win. Liverpool have already lost as many games as they did in the whole 'nearly but not quite season' last term. Bolton have picked up where they left off last season looking like a team who can no longer win many games at this level home or away! If, as is most likely, Liverpool score first and early on I fear the majority of the Reebok's home supporters [ who are swelled by lots of newcomers paying ?50 a season ticket ] will contribute to a very gloomy atmosphere and a good hiding for the Whites. Conversely if we can get on the scoresheet first the same set of fans, who have had very little or nothing to cheer recently, will possibly inspire a performance that saves Gary's job and releases some of the owners money to buy the players we desperately need in the next 2 days to stay up! Well I've got to motivate myself someway for todays game I'm not having a go at you an, but thus is part of the problem. The team are expected to get a result against a top 4 club who, beside their indifferent start, are title contenders. I'd love us to do well against them but such games should not define our clubs season. Anything from today is a bonus.
Rembrandt Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 I'm not having a go at you an, but thus is part of the problem. The team are expected to get a result against a top 4 club who, beside their indifferent start, are title contenders. I'd love us to do well against them but such games should not define our clubs season. Anything from today is a bonus. Spot on, Homer. If we're going to recover any time soon, today is all about Megson's strongest team selection, astute use of substitutes, and a big performance from the team ...... and getting the fans behind them for 90 mins. A result would be a bonus. Points MUST start at Portsmouth in 2 weeks.
juewanderer Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 I'm not having a go at you an, but thus is part of the problem. The team are expected to get a result against a top 4 club who, beside their indifferent start, are title contenders. I'd love us to do well against them but such games should not define our clubs season. Anything from today is a bonus. Spot on that.
Carlos Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 Homer is of course correct, today shouldn't affect anything as long as we put in a good performance.
Warby78 Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 Well i will laugh in the face of the current credit crunch and put meself a fiver on at 6/1
Henry_VIII Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 I'm not having a go at you an, but thus is part of the problem. The team are expected to get a result against a top 4 club who, beside their indifferent start, are title contenders. I'd love us to do well against them but such games should not define our clubs season. Anything from today is a bonus. Fcuk my tinhat sideways Iam in total agreement with Homer again. If and it is still an If we lose, we have to lose in "the right way" we may not match them for talent and technique but we have to match them for work rate, commitment and passion. I want us to start the game all guns blazing, in their faces, not giving them a seconds peace. I want every player to come off that pitch mentally and physically drained having gave their all. If that happens and we lose I can accept it but if we do that and Liverpool are not quite up for it the same there is nothing stopping us getting a result. It is getting shit or bust time so maybe just maybe with our backs to wall, under pressure and been written off by all and sundry we can nick something COME ON YOU FCUKIN WHITEMEN DO US FCUKIN PROUD
dirty barsteward Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 Teams Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Samuel, Knight, Cahill, Ricketts, Davis, Muamba, Taylor, Cohen, Kevin Davies, Elmander (Al Habsi, O'Brien, Basham, Riga, Steinsson, Chung-Yong, Robinson) Liverpool: Reina, Johnson, Gerrard, Torres, Riera, Kyrgiakos, Kuyt, Mascherano, Lucas, Insua, Carragher (Subs: Voronin, Benayoun, Plessis, Kelly, Skrtel, Dossena, Gulacsi)
Danny G Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 Team News Wanderers: Jaaskelainen, Samuel, Cahill, Elmander, K Davies, Davis, Cohen, Muamba, Taylor, Knight, Ricketts. Subs: Al Habsi, Basham, Riga, A O?Brien, Steinsson, Lee, Robinson. Liverpool: Reina, Johnson, Gerrard, Torres, Riera, Kyrgiakos, Kuyt, Masherano, Leiva, Insua, Carragher. Subs: Voronin, Benayoun, Plessis, Kelly, Skrtel, Dossena, Gulasci. Referee: A Wiley
C86 Posted August 29, 2009 Posted August 29, 2009 15 mins gone and liverpool aren't as sharp as last season
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