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the fact i left the game feeling absolutely nothing just about sums the league season up. complete apathy.

Bad Bob » Wed May 02, 2012 11:05 am wrote:With that said, I'm surprised some people are questioning the wisdom of resting the liklely starters (Skrtel aside) ahead of Saturday's final. 

I dont think many have a problem with resting some players, and I think most expected that we would play a reserve team in this match. What I didnt like was the way Kenny blamed this loss on poor attitude from the players, when a loss was the most likely result based on our starting lineup.

mart » Wed May 02, 2012 3:07 pm wrote:

Bad Bob » Wed May 02, 2012 11:05 am wrote:With that said, I'm surprised some people are questioning the wisdom of resting the liklely starters (Skrtel aside) ahead of Saturday's final. 

I dont think many have a problem with resting some players, and I think most expected that we would play a reserve team in this match. What I didnt like was the way Kenny blamed this loss on poor attitude from the players, when a loss was the most likely result based on our starting lineup.

Utterly disgraceful performance. Surely getting the players mentally right is part of management.Kenny also needs to look at his own performance. We are right at the bottom of the Premiership since the beginning of January. I think we have about 10 points from 39 which is awful.The only player last night who looked very impressive was Raheem Sterling.

You obviously didnt watch Doni and Carroll

RichardLFC1 » Wed May 02, 2012 5:21 pm wrote:You obviously didnt watch Doni and Carroll

Did you go?

I said very impressive! If you thought Carroll and Doni were very impressive then mate you are very easily pleased. Doni made a couple of good saves from Fulham's four shots that were on target. Liverpool had four shots on target in the entire game. Carroll had seven shots and one was on target and you think that is very impressive for a striker.

devaney » Wed May 02, 2012 6:26 pm wrote:

RichardLFC1 » Wed May 02, 2012 5:21 pm wrote:You obviously didnt watch Doni and Carroll

Did you go?

I said very impressive! If you thought Carroll and Doni were very impressive then mate you are very easily pleased. Doni made a couple of good saves from Fulham's four shots that were on target. Liverpool had four shots on target in the entire game. Carroll had seven shots and one was on target and you think that is very impressive for a striker.

Yeah matey Block 208? How about yourself

Carroll won everything in the air. He had no one around him. Sterling looks promising yes but Carroll and Doni were stand outs

RichardLFC1 » Wed May 02, 2012 7:13 pm wrote:

devaney » Wed May 02, 2012 6:26 pm wrote:

RichardLFC1 » Wed May 02, 2012 5:21 pm wrote:You obviously didnt watch Doni and Carroll

Did you go?

I said very impressive! If you thought Carroll and Doni were very impressive then mate you are very easily pleased. Doni made a couple of good saves from Fulham's four shots that were on target. Liverpool had four shots on target in the entire game. Carroll had seven shots and one was on target and you think that is very impressive for a striker.

Yeah matey Block 208? How about yourself

Carroll won everything in the air. He had no one around him. Sterling looks promising yes but Carroll and Doni were stand outs

I was in the top tier centre of the Centenary Stand mate. Let's agree then on stand outs rather than very impressive. The team were awful and that just demonstrates that suddenly making a couple of decent saves and winning a few headers you become a stand out.

I actually agree there. The only ones that came away from this game with any honour was Andy and Doni.

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