Citeh wont win anything. Not even a league cup. They always were and always will be the team who snatches defeat from the jaws of victory. And we love them all the more for it.
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When Ronaldo goes to Real in Jan, Manure will fall off the pace, and Man City will buy Wayne Rooneh for 75m in Jan.
Manure will be relegated with Tottenham and Everton
Citeh wont win anything. Not even a league cup. They always were and always will be the team who snatches defeat from the jaws of victory. And we love them all the more for it.
What are the chances that Man City will win the premier league before Liverpool. Could be an interesting one to look back on, I say 6.
Well, it did help Chelsea win two league titles in a row and IMO will make it 3 come May 2009.
davey_magik said:I can't help but think Liverpool will be like Arsenal last season and fall off the pace towards the home end. Manure will eventually really start pushing the top two anyway as they have far too much quality not to do so.
Despite the result this morning the answer is still 10.
Liverpool in 4th is like North Melbourne in 4th. They think they're close but they're oh so far away.
The one difference between Liverpool this season and Arsenal last season is that Liverpool's side is a more physically mature one. They should be able to keep their challenge going for longer. The only question mark for them is how good their depth is if they go into the final months challenging in Europe and in the FA Cup.
Well, perhaps we should get knocked out of the FA Cup and the League Cup, because we'll definitely be pushing deep into Europe and of course the league.
Well, perhaps we should get knocked out of the FA Cup and the League Cup, because we'll definitely be pushing deep into Europe and of course the league.
Well yeah, but there's also an argument that success in one competition has a knock-on effect in others. Gives teams the self-belief that they might be lacking if they face defeat elsewhere. Look at the treble year, by the end of that some of the fellas were on their last legs... if we were looking for the physical edge we'd have been better off if Arse had won the FA cup semi, preferably at the first attempt to avoid that punishing replay, whereas you'd have to say in the long run that that semi win (and Giggs's goal) was such an important part of the treble win.Going deep into the League Cup probably doesn't affect a team as much as it's all finished by the start of March. And you can simply play kids, fringe players, and players returning from injury.
It's the FA Cup that drains a team's resources as you're still playing those extra games late into the season. United wouldn't not have won the Premiership-Champions League double if Portsmouth didn't knock us out of the FA Cup. Manchester United and Chelsea would have the best depth out of the Premiership clubs. At the end of 2007/08, United (and for that matter, Chelsea) were still playing good football. But in 2006/07 when both United and Chelsea had made it to the FA Cup final, the semis of the Champions League, and were fighting it out for the title - both sides looked mentally and physically exhausted.
If Chelsea win this year's title, it'll be #4 for them.
The one difference between Liverpool this season and Arsenal last season is that Liverpool's side is a more physically mature one. They should be able to keep their challenge going for longer. The only question mark for them is how good their depth is if they go into the final months challenging in Europe and in the FA Cup.
If Liverpool are going to win this contest, they will need to win the EPL within the next 3-4 years. Within two years Man City will be a top 4 side and with a few more years experience will be definate contenders year in year out like Chelsea.
Its 50/50 IMO...
That’s tolerable. I read some of mine from that time... grammatical errors the least of my problems.A few typos and grammatical errors but the gist of the post made sense.
That sums up most of my posts from 12 years ago.
A few typos and grammatical errors but the gist of the post made sense.
That sums up most of my posts from 12 years ago.