Appreciate the insight. Thanking you.
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It's good analysis.
But they're fuckin scousers. Arsenal for me.
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Arsenal, just for someone mildly different. Though none of them preferably.
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City for me. Let them keep winning everything under the cloud of chests.
At some point folks might wake up to the pointlessness of it all on current construct.
But as Russ said, the narrative arc this year dictates a Liverpool win.
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Yep - and then we can all agree, the Premier League, Europa League and League Cup is the proper treble and Mr Klopp is undoubtedly the best manager there ever has been.
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Looks like Newcastle are going to struggle to get a team out against Everton on Tuesday. Big opportunity for them.
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Please elaborate?
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I mean, they'll get a team out, but they've got a hell of lot of injuries and Gordon suspended.
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Thinking out loud, we obviously need Arsenal to beat Luton on Tuesday, but we could do with them battering them really to help knock their goal difference.
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They’ve also got Man City away, which could/should add a few.
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Disappointing lack of C bomb from Kompany. Must do better. See Steven Reid.
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It was a harsh penalty, and the guy went down easily, but the Burnley player put his arm across him and gave him a bit of a push. Not one to overturn, I'd say.
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Coventry are currently losing 2-1 at home to Cardiff. They have scored all 3 goals. Both of Cardiff's goals were scored by the same Coventry player.
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In the Liverpool game, did you see the declined Nunez penalty versus the McAllister yellow card? Essentially the same incident, but the one penalised was a fraction of the offence of the one turned down. They are completely taking the piss out of the laws, and out of us. I don't care if its incompetence or conspiracy. I just want reasonable football back.
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Ipswich currently losing at home to Southampton isn't ideal, especially after Lestah beat a rather feeble Norwich earlier.
