



aCe' wrote:Spurs switched to a 4-4-2 at half time and they pretty much looked the better side going forward 15 mins or so into the second half...
Rafa then went ahead and took off keane when liverpool were still 1-0 up and playing the better football.. THERE WAS NO PRESSURE BY TOTTENHAM TO BE EASED... if anything we needed to go for a second goal to put the whole thin to bed and then start looking at taking out our importnant players and giving them a rest or whatever it is he was thinking !
Again Babel didnt do much in the chelsea game to suggest that he'd come on and do a job as a lone striker against a side that didnt even have possession at the time...defend the sub all you want but it was still one hell of a mistake in my opinion ! I dont blame Babel for not turning up... i dont think he stood any chance of 'turning up' or having any impact playing alone upfront against 4 .. im sure he knows his limitations and knows that he isnt quite the player to be played alone upfront when the team is 1-0 up and having decent possesion... chelsea game it was obvious that we needed as many bodies behind the ball and would play the hopeful long ball for ANY FAST PLAYER to chase down and quite simply hustle defenders higher up the pitch...
Bad Bob wrote:john craig wrote:it's how we react to that defeat that's most important.
Nail on head, John, and not just in terms of the players. How we supporters reacted to the defeat is telling, as well, and I think a few people on here have let themselves down, TBPH. On the upside, they seem to be firmly in the minority, as it seems most people still think we're still right in the mix, as indeed we are.
heimdall wrote:Bad Bob wrote:john craig wrote:it's how we react to that defeat that's most important.
Nail on head, John, and not just in terms of the players. How we supporters reacted to the defeat is telling, as well, and I think a few people on here have let themselves down, TBPH. On the upside, they seem to be firmly in the minority, as it seems most people still think we're still right in the mix, as indeed we are.
Anyone is particular Bob??![]()
I never ever feel that I let myself down, I'm proud to be one of the few people who see things differently from the rose tinted masses.
If you guys honestly feel we are anywhere even close to the quality of Manure or the Chavs then you are seriously deluded and I'm sick to death of hearing about how we were unlucky, how we dominated etc etc blah blah blah.
Bottom line is that most of the players don't know how to score goals and unless Rafa addresses that rather major failing in the team then we won't win the league any time soon!
I can already hear the pitter patter of keyboards typing the now famous an oh so original, "well why don't you F off then and support those other teams you glory hunting &%¤%&#!". The reason is that I really believe in Liverpool, I really think we are close but I will not stop having a moan if I think there are areas which can be improved.
Number 9 wrote:heimdall wrote:Bad Bob wrote:john craig wrote:it's how we react to that defeat that's most important.
Nail on head, John, and not just in terms of the players. How we supporters reacted to the defeat is telling, as well, and I think a few people on here have let themselves down, TBPH. On the upside, they seem to be firmly in the minority, as it seems most people still think we're still right in the mix, as indeed we are.
Anyone is particular Bob??![]()
I never ever feel that I let myself down, I'm proud to be one of the few people who see things differently from the rose tinted masses.
If you guys honestly feel we are anywhere even close to the quality of Manure or the Chavs then you are seriously deluded and I'm sick to death of hearing about how we were unlucky, how we dominated etc etc blah blah blah.
Bottom line is that most of the players don't know how to score goals and unless Rafa addresses that rather major failing in the team then we won't win the league any time soon!
I can already hear the pitter patter of keyboards typing the now famous an oh so original, "well why don't you F off then and support those other teams you glory hunting &%¤%&#!". The reason is that I really believe in Liverpool, I really think we are close but I will not stop having a moan if I think there are areas which can be improved.![]()
More shi'te from Doctor Doom!!
You say we are nowhere near close to Chelsea and UTD!
Did you watch the games a few weeks back when we played them both off the park?
I never seen the game but from what I've read on here from the level headed posters that usually say it as it is,we were robbed.Played well dominated the majority of the game.Sounds to me like a freak result,just one of those days!
heimdall wrote:Bad Bob wrote:john craig wrote:it's how we react to that defeat that's most important.
Nail on head, John, and not just in terms of the players. How we supporters reacted to the defeat is telling, as well, and I think a few people on here have let themselves down, TBPH. On the upside, they seem to be firmly in the minority, as it seems most people still think we're still right in the mix, as indeed we are.
Anyone is particular Bob??![]()
I never ever feel that I let myself down, I'm proud to be one of the few people who see things differently from the rose tinted masses.
If you guys honestly feel we are anywhere even close to the quality of Manure or the Chavs then you are seriously deluded and I'm sick to death of hearing about how we were unlucky, how we dominated etc etc blah blah blah.
Bottom line is that most of the players don't know how to score goals and unless Rafa addresses that rather major failing in the team then we won't win the league any time soon!
I can already hear the pitter patter of keyboards typing the now famous an oh so original, "well why don't you F off then and support those other teams you glory hunting &%¤%&#!". The reason is that I really believe in Liverpool, I really think we are close but I will not stop having a moan if I think there are areas which can be improved.
NANNY RED wrote:petefromleek wrote:I promise you I'm not gloating but here are one or two pointers from a Tottenham viewpoint.
Liverpool are the best team who have played Tottenham so far this season.
For most of the first 70 mins you totally outplayed us, and I spent much of this time either looking towards the heavens (Praying?) or my feet (well they were cold and wet) in sheer amazement that we were still only one goal down. Virtually in every position you were sharper and quicker than us, more up for it than we were.
However, whilst it was still 1-0 I kept thinking (forever the optimist) that we were still in the game, but I couldn't honestly see us doing anything. But to be fair, King and Woodgate did pass the ball incredibly well to each other!!
Luck then came our way, and at long last we looked almost decent.
I was glad to welcome Robbie Keane back to WHL, and applauded him when he went off (I was already standing). I apologise for the mindless morons who booed and shouted obscenities at him. He served us well, even if it was not for as long as we would have liked!!
No one (from either side) at WHL could believe the result - you should really have been three or four up before our first. At Anfield, last season, I felt that we had been robbed, but yesterday you were well and truly mugged. I know it was top versus bottom, but I (not really biased) honestly don't think we'll stay there (now), but I do believe you have every chance of finishing top, although Chelski will take some beating - so long as Man Ure don't win it then I don't mind - I hate them more than i do Arsenal:angry:
One final thing, I know the early goal helped, but your fans were in very good voice, and for 70 minutes dominated (just like your team), but then presumably stunned by the goal, you inexplicably fell silent, just when you were needed the most. Why?
Good luck for the rest of the season, unless you're playing us, then may we have all the luck:)
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