gummi_bear said:
Hahah, yeah, watched the game earlier and must say I was disappointed but was more disappointed with Chelsea's performance at Old Trafford. Chelsea were fucking mud whereas Spurs were just unfortunate.
All good though; Liverpool shouldn't be stuck relying on others' results to have things go our way anyway
Happy news is that since KK took over, we have earned more points and gotten a better GD (+16 in 16) than anyone else in the league. 33 from a potential 48 has us ending up with 78 points next year, and we have played all of the big boys save Spurs who we meet this weekend. This also includes the first few games under Kenny's stewardship where we got slapped due to a want-away Torres and the turmoil of a manager change.
Taking only games with our new squad (which includes the ongoing injuries to key players with Johnson, Carroll, Agger, and Gerrard all having played only about four games each on average during this period) we have picked up 26 points from twelve games, and have faced all of the "big" teams save Spurs. That is 26 from a possible 36, and a goal difference of 19. We've also had our typical Liverpool kinds of glitches with unexpected loses to relegation teams etc, but this team in this kind of form would give us 82 points at the end of the season, and a GD of 57. THAT is what Liverpool should be thinking about, and that is where my energy lies
ps. Please Lord let us avoid shitty bastard UEFA Cup football! If we can't play top flight let's not waste our time or injure our players unnecessarily; let's focus instead on CL the year after and only send out our juniors for it if we do happen to get EL next season (* I freely admit to having nfi how English qualifying for EL works though I have studied fucking hours trying to understand it

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pps. We beat United on away goals (H 3-1, A 3-2), beat Chelsea clean (H 2-0, A 0-1), drew 1-1 home and away to Arsenal, and lost and won 3-0/0-3 to Man City this season. Tottenham beat us A 2-1, so my prediction for the weekend is a H 3-1 win for us
(though, as above, I wouldn't mind dropping a game if it means we miss EL)
ppps. Of our games against the big five while Kenny has managed us, we have taken ten of a possible twelve. SEE YOU NEXT SEASON CUNTIES!

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pppps. All three relegation teams at present have either beaten us or at least scored draws at Anfield this year (West Ham away 3-1, Wigan both home AND away 1-1, Blackpool away 2-1 and home 1-2). Does God hate us losing unexpectedly so much that He banishes those teams who give us grief? Sad to see Blackpool and Hammers so precariously perched but hopefully Wolves will lose to Sunderland and replace one of them. West Ham have Wigan away then Sunderland at home so they MAY scrape out (have to watch that this weekend), but Blackpool with Bolton home and United away have less of a chance to dictate their own fate. Gonna be an interesting finish to the season for fkn realsies!