Man Utd v Liverpool

This time it's about the Premier League Title.


Wednesday, 18 February 2009
Man Utd v Fulham, 20:00

Saturday, 21 February 2009
Man Utd v Blackburn, 17:30

Sunday, 22 February 2009
Liverpool v Man City, 15:00

Tuesday, 24 February 2009
Inter Milan v Man Utd, R1, L1, 19:45

Wednesday, 25 February 2009
Real Madrid v Liverpool, R1, L1, 19:45

Saturday, 28 February 2009
Middlesbrough v Liverpool, 15:00

Sunday, 01 March 2009
Carling Cup
Man Utd v Tottenham, F, 15:00

Tuesday, 03 March 2009
Liverpool v Sunderland, 20:00

Wednesday, 04 March 2009
Newcastle v Man Utd, 19:45

Saturday, 7 March 2009
The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON
Swansea/ Fulham v Man Utd, R6, 15:00

Tuesday, 10 March 2009
Liverpool v Real Madrid, R1, L2, 19:45

Wednesday, 11 March 2009
Man Utd v Inter Milan, R1, L2, 19:45

Saturday, 14 March 2009
V

Saturday, 21 March 2009
Fulham v Man Utd, 15:00

Sunday, 22 March 2009
Liverpool v Aston Villa, 16:00

Saturday, 04 April 2009
Fulham v Liverpool, 15:00
Man Utd v Aston Villa, 15:00

Tuesday, 07 April 2009
Champions League Quarter-Final 1st Leg

Saturday, 11 April 2009
Liverpool v Blackburn, 15:00
Sunderland v Man Utd, 15:00

Tuesday, 14 April 2009
Champions League Quarter-Final 2nd Leg

Saturday, 18 April 2009
Liverpool v Arsenal, 15:00
Wigan v Man Utd, 15:00

Saturday, 25 April 2009
Hull v Liverpool, 15:00
Man Utd v Tottenham, 15:00

Tuesday, 28 April 2009
Champions League Semi-Final 1st Leg

Saturday, 02 May 2009
Liverpool v Newcastle, 15:00
Middlesbrough v Man Utd, 15:00

Tuesday, 05 May 2009
Champions League Semi-Final 2nd Leg

Saturday, 09 May 2009
Man Utd v Man City, 15:00
West Ham v Liverpool, 15:00

Saturday, 16 May 2009
Man Utd v Arsenal, 15:00
West Brom v Liverpool, 15:00

Sunday, 24 May 2009
Hull v Man Utd, 16:00
Liverpool v Tottenham, 16:00

Wednesday, 27 May 2009
Champions League Final

Saturday, 30 May 2009
FA Cup Final

TBA
Man Utd v Portsmouth

It should be noted that Liverpool have played less games than Man Utd this season and have had better luck with injuries.

Batman wrote:It should be noted that Liverpool have played less games than Man Utd this season and have had better luck with injuries.

Noted.

Still, I think it will be Man U.

Last Meeting
Saturday, 13 September 2008
Liverpool 2-1 Man Utd

Liverpool 2 Manchester United 1: Alonso has right spirit as Liverpool ruin big day for Berbatov

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/liverpool-2-manchester-united-1-alonso-has-right-spirit-as-liverpool-ruin-big-day-for-berbatov-930910.html

Don't care, as long as it's not West Ham

If United don't win the title then there's something seriously wrong with them.

Glenn do you really want to encourage Batman to show us more of his collection

COTR wrote:Glenn do you really want to encourage Batman to show us more of his collection

we have to look at his stupid pictures every time he starts an EPL thread

He only started this thread so early to give us all enough rope. His nonsense will continue regardless of what I do.

It is funny that he's included all of the CL fixtures through the final even though we haven't played a single minute of the 1/8 finals.

Batman wrote:

It should be noted that Liverpool have played less games than Man Utd this season and have had better luck with injuries.

It should be noted that Man Utd's squad is twice the size of Liverpool's, costing over £50m more to assemble while Man Utd have had considerably better 'luck' with refereeing decisions.

Jaime wrote:It is funny that he's included all of the CL fixtures through the final even though we haven't played a single minute of the 1/8 finals.

It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

I was watching the L'Arse-Spuds game at the weekend with a Liverpool supporting friend and I said to him that the CL may well end up determining who wins the league, because Man U have the easier run in on paper but with the relegation battle being what it is you can't easily predict how difficult opponents are going to be from one week to the next.

Liverpool have it comparatively easier in the round of 16, which means they're a lot more likely to progress. If Inter put Man U out (a distinct possibility, given how second-rate Man U's form is) then they'll almost certainly win the league.

I hope it's Liverpool but I think United will win.

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

Beware of Real Madrid. Under Ramos we have developed the uncanny ability to bore teams to death. Benitez might feel like he's in the twilight zone, since another team will do to Liverpool what Liverpool do to others. He might freak out so badly that he'll take out Torres for Egnogg in a moment of confusion and then run out of the stadium to hide under a rock. Mark my words.

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

how is Madrid going to be a breeze? Haven't they moved up from 5th to 2nd since the draw was made? That's better form than our 15 point swing or whatever it is.

Robben has looked unplayable lately, Inter aren't that hot but I suppose they have the Mourinho factor which will probably force Fergle to make a couple of stops at Oddbins on the way to the match.

Vitesse Glennhem wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

how is Madrid going to be a breeze? Haven't they moved up from 5th to 2nd since the draw was made? That's better form than our 15 point swing or whatever it is.

Robben has looked unplayable lately, Inter aren't that hot but I suppose they have the Mourinho factor which will probably force Fergle to make a couple of stops at Oddbins on the way to the match.

Well I think people have the idea that Inter this year will finally get it together in the Cl allthough they have actually been worse this year then in the past 2 seasons. Real however has been a circus both this year and in the last couple of years so I fully understand.

But I agree with Saints about Cl as I discussed it with a Man Utd friend of mine Liverpool won't be able to compete in both Cl and EPl at the same time. Allthough perhaps if Liverpool go out in the Quarters they could still do it.

Vitesse Glennhem wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

how is Madrid going to be a breeze? Haven't they moved up from 5th to 2nd since the draw was made? That's better form than our 15 point swing or whatever it is.

Robben has looked unplayable lately, Inter aren't that hot but I suppose they have the Mourinho factor which will probably force Fergle to make a couple of stops at Oddbins on the way to the match.

League form isn't really a great indicator of CL form.

Mourinho factor is overplayed. He is no tactical genius, he is just using the same tactics as Mancini.

I voted for Man U, that was before i saw the "Don't Care" option though.

Kimbo wrote:I voted for Man U, that was before i saw the "Don't Care" option though.

Football Genius wrote:

Jaime wrote:It is funny that he's included all of the CL fixtures through the final even though we haven't played a single minute of the 1/8 finals.

Man Utd have got to the semi finals in the last 2 seasons.

In the last 4 seasons, Liverpool have got to the semis 3 times.

Its not impossible that these two teams get there again.

Difficult!

One part of me wants Kuyt to win it..but I cant stand the rest of Liverpool!

Torrente wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

Beware of Real Madrid. Under Ramos we have developed the uncanny ability to bore teams to death. Benitez might feel like he's in the twilight zone, since another team will do to Liverpool what Liverpool do to others. He might freak out so badly that he'll take out Torres for Egnogg in a moment of confusion and then run out of the stadium to hide under a rock. Mark my words.

This made me chuckle, still whilst Robben is looking more & more like 2004-05 Robben, if Liverpool eliminate his threat, I'm not sure how you can hurt them.

Gerrard's injury does tip the balance somewhat, but, they are still the favourites for me.

Glenn Hysén wrote:

COTR wrote:Glenn do you really want to encourage Batman to show us more of his collection

we have to look at his stupid pictures every time he starts an EPL thread

He only started this thread so early to give us all enough rope. His nonsense will continue regardless of what I do.

I always like Batman pictures. Send us more, Batty!!!

Liverpool will beat Real but United will win both EPL and CL. That's my prediction

The HuddFather wrote:

Torrente wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

Beware of Real Madrid. Under Ramos we have developed the uncanny ability to bore teams to death. Benitez might feel like he's in the twilight zone, since another team will do to Liverpool what Liverpool do to others. He might freak out so badly that he'll take out Torres for Egnogg in a moment of confusion and then run out of the stadium to hide under a rock. Mark my words.

This made me chuckle, still whilst Robben is looking more & more like 2004-05 Robben, if Liverpool eliminate his threat, I'm not sure how you can hurt them.

Gerrard's injury does tip the balance somewhat, but, they are still the favourites for me.

How are they going to do that?

Jaime wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:

Torrente wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

Beware of Real Madrid. Under Ramos we have developed the uncanny ability to bore teams to death. Benitez might feel like he's in the twilight zone, since another team will do to Liverpool what Liverpool do to others. He might freak out so badly that he'll take out Torres for Egnogg in a moment of confusion and then run out of the stadium to hide under a rock. Mark my words.

This made me chuckle, still whilst Robben is looking more & more like 2004-05 Robben, if Liverpool eliminate his threat, I'm not sure how you can hurt them.

Gerrard's injury does tip the balance somewhat, but, they are still the favourites for me.

How are they going to do that?

By sending Carragher to mark Robben. The glass man will broken in two and so will Real's European dream

Jaime wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:

Torrente wrote:

The HuddFather wrote:It should be noted the Liverpool are going to breeze through their CL last 16 tie, whilst Man Utd are going to hit a dead end. *fingers crossed*

Beware of Real Madrid. Under Ramos we have developed the uncanny ability to bore teams to death. Benitez might feel like he's in the twilight zone, since another team will do to Liverpool what Liverpool do to others. He might freak out so badly that he'll take out Torres for Egnogg in a moment of confusion and then run out of the stadium to hide under a rock. Mark my words.

This made me chuckle, still whilst Robben is looking more & more like 2004-05 Robben, if Liverpool eliminate his threat, I'm not sure how you can hurt them.

Gerrard's injury does tip the balance somewhat, but, they are still the favourites for me.

How are they going to do that?

Doing what they always do, pressure him high, double him at appropriate times, don't give him the chance to counter, using their brilliant offside trap to great effect, make sure Reina doesn't get into any off the ball incidents with him .

It's not like he an unknown quantity to them either.

Pras Gallagher wrote:By sending Carragher to mark Robben. The glass man will broken in two and so will Real's European dream

Ooooh! Carragher is soooo tough!

The HuddFather wrote:Doing what they always do, pressure him high, double him at appropriate times, don't give him the chance to counter, using their brilliant offside trap to great effect, make sure Reina doesn't get into any off the ball incidents with him .

It's not like he an unknown quantity to them either.

Sounds like Liverpool put a lot thought and effort into stopping the opposition. Should make for an exciting match of football!

Can someone confirm that Liverpool have got a free weekend ahead of the Champions League 2nd leg against Real Madrid?

Saturday, 7 March 2009
The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON
Swansea/ Fulham v Man Utd, R6, 15:00

Tuesday, 10 March 2009
Liverpool v Real Madrid, R1, L2, 19:45

Wednesday, 11 March 2009
Man Utd v Inter Milan, R1, L2, 19:45