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by **DAV** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 6:01 pm

We have won 3 on the trot.
Teams like villa at home should be home bankers if we are a top team.
Well if people think we have turned there corner and Houlier as suddenly become a good manager in the last week should wake up.
We are currently a forth rate team with a forth rate squad.
We always will be with houlier in charge.
If your happy possibley scraping into the champions league and probabley getting knocked out in the group stage then good luck 2 u
I'm not happy with this, we could and should be a top 2 team. The only way this will ever happen is with a different manager and a bit turnover in our squad.

by **Bring Dalglish back** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 6:05 pm

Cheer up DAV - there's a long way to go before now and May. Fair enough we have had a terrible start to the season, but we physically can't do anything about the state of our managerial set-up. Let's just be happy that we've won and keep faith hey?

by **DAV** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 6:06 pm

i am happy we won and i believe we will end up 4th in the table.
But that is it and as good as it will get.
I want more for 4 more team

by **Bring Dalglish back** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 6:12 pm

True, I think that fourth is as high as we will go, but let's savour the fact that potentially we CAN finish fourth considering.

If there's one thing that I do agree with Houllier, it's the fact that we've been dogged with injuries this season, which has hampered our progress.

I know that it is becoming a bit of a cliche with Liverpool fans, but 'next year we could do even better', for heaven's sake - we can only get better.

I don't want to sound like a bishop, but we have to have faith and get behind the team.

by **115-1073096938** » Sat Jan 10, 2004 7:41 pm

Injuries have blighted this season. Next next year when Houllier strengthens the first 11 further we will be able to cope much better.

Good win today lads, recent form is good, keep it and hopefully another 3 points away at tottenham next week. COMMON REDMEN!!!

by **Wendi Richter** » Sun Jan 11, 2004 9:18 am

This year was obviously meant to be a transition year to a more attacking game. Our early matches indicate this. But with injuries to key personnel and other attacking players (Cheyrou, Diuof, Heskey, Kewell) not coming on or playing as well as expected I feel we have been stuck in no mans land - neither a defensive outfit nor an attacking one.

Seems GH has gone back to basics in the last 2 weeks - get the defence right. A good idea in my mind to shore things up for a while. Hopefully as players return from injury, and lads previously mentioned hit their straps we can start to play more dangerous football and be able to serve it up.

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