I din know about it thought he din play the spur match!:bsmilie:
I think confident will come as more match he play n best will be when he start scoring!:devil:
Manchester United IX - Quest for Treble Glory Continues....
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I din know about it thought he din play the spur match!:bsmilie:
I think confident will come as more match he play n best will be when he start scoring!:devil:
Yeah, the youngster need more games to prove their worth. The fact that they are able to play in the first team at such a young tender age means that they have the skills to play at this level but only lacking int he experience. So, more exposure playing at the top level is definitely a good way to bring out the best in them. Look at Rafael and Fabio, both are threatening Evra and Neville and the right and left back respestively. Good for the future of the team. It has been a long while, since the day of Brian and Jimmy Greenhoff and Gary and Philip Neville, that we have seen a pair of brothers donning the colors of Man Utd. The future is certainly very bright for us.
Yah... we do have a bright and good future! esp the recent signings of youngster SAF Reallly have a good eye on youngster!:thumbsup: Snice the days of the young Giggs n gang we have a no of good youth talents n signings who need overprice world class players we develop our own world class players!:bsmilie: :devil:
Ya... all along i have been seeing the title race as 2 horse race between :devil: n blues!
But this season they seems to be much weaker then the previous season n mourihno era... i think its lies with big Phil ba.... i think some of the players are not seeing eye to eye with him!:devil:
afbug
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Come this weekend 3pts gap with a game in hand!:devil:
huh? U mean the rest of top 3 lose and we draw? :bsmilie: nononono Man Utd will win! :devil:
afbug
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Think its an excellent weekend results for Man Utd! 2 pts with game in hand means a chance to go 5 pts clear. Hope Liv can hold Chelsea to a draw this weekend and Man Utd win. :devil:
.Hack
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Yup dude.
We have shown what we can do.
We were 7 points down, then now 2 points up with game in hand.
This shows how much depth we have in our team, even though so many senior players injured. :devil:
.Hack
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Benitez questions Wigan's tactics
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez insisted only a "crazy" second half against Wigan prevented his side from rejoining Manchester United at the top of the Premier League table, but also produced a thinly veiled attack on Steve Bruce's tactics.
Liverpool have now drawn seven of their last ten league games and have dropped to third in the table behind Chelsea with Aston Villa within touching distance too. The bookies share the doubts over their title credentials as they have slipped to 8/1 to lift the trophy for the first time since 1990.
With many questioning Benitez's ability to last the course following his infamous rant at Sir Alex Ferguson - they have not won a match in any competition since then - his latest comments will have done little to suggest otherwise.
Benitez bizarrely chose to replace inspriational skipper Steven Gerrard, who specialises in crucial last-ditch goals, moments after Wigan grabbed their late leveller and the Latics could have gone on to win the game with new signing Hugo Rodallega smashing the bar with a superb curling free-kick.
Benitez, who must pick his side up for a crucial meeting with Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday, said: "I am disappointed with a number of things but no, the Wigan approach I will not talk about them.
"It has happened in the last three games. They have something in common I don't like. I know why but I cannot say anything.
"The players were okay. They were working very hard in the first half but the second half changed because it was crazy.
"I was talking with my players about what to do on the pitch but there are things that you cannot control.
"When you are top of the table you know that every single game is really important so when you lose two points you have to be disappointed. But we have an important game on Sunday and if we play like we played in the first half we can beat anyone.
"All the games will be important until the end of the season. It depends on the other teams too but we have to try to play well and try to win.
"We were much better in the first half. We had control of the game. We didn't kill the game. The second half was a crazy game and when it is a crazy game you cannot control things."
Benitez insists he is philosophical in the face of the challenge posed by United.
"I am okay. You cannot change, you need to understand it has to be like this for years,'' he said. "I don't have any psychological battle with Sir Alex. He has been here for 22 years and you can see what it means.''
Last night's match did little to assure striker Robbie Keane of his future at the club.
Despite speculation about the former Tottenham striker's future Benitez said he did not expect the player to be leaving Anfield.
"I think so,'' he replied to a question about whether Keane would be staying, going on to explain the reasons behind leaving it so late to put the Irishman on.
"We had another striker with pace like Babel. It was my decision before the penalty (for Mido's equaliser) but after the penalty it was the same idea to try to use a player between the lines with good movement.
"We have to improve if we want to win these games, especially when you have the control we had in the first half.''
Yossi Benayoun, who opened the scoring just before half-time, denied the players were struggling to cope with the pressure of a title challenge.
Chelsea, who overtook Liverpool in the table on goal difference last night, are their next opponents at Anfield on Sunday and the Israel midfielder believes they are up to the test.
"There is always pressure to win games. I think we can cope with this pressure and hopefully we will prove it on Sunday,'' he said.
"We have to keep working hard to turn it around because we have drawn four games in a row (including the FA Cup tie against Everton).
"We have to try to play better and finish games. We have creative players on the pitch and we try to do our best and make sure everyone gives 100% but sometimes it is not enough.
"We expected to win those [drawn] games and be top of the league. Now we have made it a bit more difficult as Manchester United could be five points ahead if they win their game in hand.
"We have to start winning games soon. We have a very important game against Chelsea on Sunday and we have to win games if we want to try to win the league.''
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez insisted only a "crazy" second half against Wigan prevented his side from rejoining Manchester United at the top of the Premier League table, but also produced a thinly veiled attack on Steve Bruce's tactics.
Liverpool have now drawn seven of their last ten league games and have dropped to third in the table behind Chelsea with Aston Villa within touching distance too. The bookies share the doubts over their title credentials as they have slipped to 8/1 to lift the trophy for the first time since 1990.
With many questioning Benitez's ability to last the course following his infamous rant at Sir Alex Ferguson - they have not won a match in any competition since then - his latest comments will have done little to suggest otherwise.
Benitez bizarrely chose to replace inspriational skipper Steven Gerrard, who specialises in crucial last-ditch goals, moments after Wigan grabbed their late leveller and the Latics could have gone on to win the game with new signing Hugo Rodallega smashing the bar with a superb curling free-kick.
Benitez, who must pick his side up for a crucial meeting with Chelsea at Anfield on Sunday, said: "I am disappointed with a number of things but no, the Wigan approach I will not talk about them.
"It has happened in the last three games. They have something in common I don't like. I know why but I cannot say anything.
"The players were okay. They were working very hard in the first half but the second half changed because it was crazy.
"I was talking with my players about what to do on the pitch but there are things that you cannot control.
"When you are top of the table you know that every single game is really important so when you lose two points you have to be disappointed. But we have an important game on Sunday and if we play like we played in the first half we can beat anyone.
"All the games will be important until the end of the season. It depends on the other teams too but we have to try to play well and try to win.
"We were much better in the first half. We had control of the game. We didn't kill the game. The second half was a crazy game and when it is a crazy game you cannot control things."
Benitez insists he is philosophical in the face of the challenge posed by United.
"I am okay. You cannot change, you need to understand it has to be like this for years,'' he said. "I don't have any psychological battle with Sir Alex. He has been here for 22 years and you can see what it means.''
Last night's match did little to assure striker Robbie Keane of his future at the club.
Despite speculation about the former Tottenham striker's future Benitez said he did not expect the player to be leaving Anfield.
"I think so,'' he replied to a question about whether Keane would be staying, going on to explain the reasons behind leaving it so late to put the Irishman on.
"We had another striker with pace like Babel. It was my decision before the penalty (for Mido's equaliser) but after the penalty it was the same idea to try to use a player between the lines with good movement.
"We have to improve if we want to win these games, especially when you have the control we had in the first half.''
Yossi Benayoun, who opened the scoring just before half-time, denied the players were struggling to cope with the pressure of a title challenge.
Chelsea, who overtook Liverpool in the table on goal difference last night, are their next opponents at Anfield on Sunday and the Israel midfielder believes they are up to the test.
"There is always pressure to win games. I think we can cope with this pressure and hopefully we will prove it on Sunday,'' he said.
"We have to keep working hard to turn it around because we have drawn four games in a row (including the FA Cup tie against Everton).
"We have to try to play better and finish games. We have creative players on the pitch and we try to do our best and make sure everyone gives 100% but sometimes it is not enough.
"We expected to win those [drawn] games and be top of the league. Now we have made it a bit more difficult as Manchester United could be five points ahead if they win their game in hand.
"We have to start winning games soon. We have a very important game against Chelsea on Sunday and we have to win games if we want to try to win the league.''
:embrass: when comes to too complicated maths i failed!:sweatsm:
This is what Champion is made of and different from others!
That is how we became a power house n win most of the EPL title .... and to win all we need is a good depth of the teams and strong mentality to play under or in a pressure cooker.
The rest have some quality players but not enough and when comes to the mentality of playing in the pressure cooker most of them still CMI!
So thats why we are always confident and not arrogant which some other team fans deem us to be!:bsmilie::devil:
NnnnnnnnnnOooooooooooooooo!!! pls dun go!
Cos when he is there we always are guaranteed to collect full pts at our 2nd home ground - Anfield! :bsmilie::devil:
.Hack
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More of the case of, "cannot get to eat the grape, say the grape sour". :bsmilie: :bsmilie: :bsmilie:
.Hack
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Jordan and Singapore battle with broomsticks
Jordanian soccer players attacked their Singaporean counterparts with bottles and broomsticks after losing an Asian Cup qualifier on Wednesday, Singaporean newspapers reported on Thursday.
A Reuters witness at Singapore's national stadium heard loud shouts for police assistance moments after both teams had walked into a tunnel leading to their changing rooms, and saw police rushing into the tunnel.
"The Jordanians attacked with whatever they could find, like broomsticks, plastic bottles, dustbins and even a metal electric fan," the Straits Times paper quoted Singapore's team manager Eugene Loo as saying, after he witnessed the minute-long brawl.
The punch-up followed a tense game that Singapore won 2-1, which revitalised the city-state's Asian Cup qualification campaign. The teams were escorted out of their changing rooms and into their buses separately afterwards, a Reuters witness said.
"I'm disappointed that the Jordanians resorted to violent behaviour. We were only walking back to our dressing room to celebrate our victory when they rushed out to whack us - they were totally crazy," the Straits Times quoted Singaporean midfielder Mustafic Fahrudin as saying.
Singapore, known for its lack of violence, also saw rare crowd trouble in the Asian Football Federation Cup semi-final match last month when Singaporean and Vietnamese fans clashed.
Jordanian soccer players attacked their Singaporean counterparts with bottles and broomsticks after losing an Asian Cup qualifier on Wednesday, Singaporean newspapers reported on Thursday.
A Reuters witness at Singapore's national stadium heard loud shouts for police assistance moments after both teams had walked into a tunnel leading to their changing rooms, and saw police rushing into the tunnel.
"The Jordanians attacked with whatever they could find, like broomsticks, plastic bottles, dustbins and even a metal electric fan," the Straits Times paper quoted Singapore's team manager Eugene Loo as saying, after he witnessed the minute-long brawl.
The punch-up followed a tense game that Singapore won 2-1, which revitalised the city-state's Asian Cup qualification campaign. The teams were escorted out of their changing rooms and into their buses separately afterwards, a Reuters witness said.
"I'm disappointed that the Jordanians resorted to violent behaviour. We were only walking back to our dressing room to celebrate our victory when they rushed out to whack us - they were totally crazy," the Straits Times quoted Singaporean midfielder Mustafic Fahrudin as saying.
Singapore, known for its lack of violence, also saw rare crowd trouble in the Asian Football Federation Cup semi-final match last month when Singaporean and Vietnamese fans clashed.
liverpool is so predictable lol!!
buang all the way , they no need to lose , they just need to draw all the way
draw king haha! draw with chelsea again hehe
无敌的和气王- 利物浦! 和气生财! 哈哈!
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buang all the way , they no need to lose , they just need to draw all the way
draw king haha! draw with chelsea again hehe
无敌的和气王- 利物浦! 和气生财! 哈哈!
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