Roger Hunt wrote:
Crouch and Kuyt (assuming Bellers is still injured) will need to be more than usually clinical as we won't get many chances.
with one up front you need wingers. Rafa trusts this as well as plays it on quite a few occasions.Luis wrote:Only problem there would be Gonzales IMO, I know in recent weeks he's improved but is this too much of a risk? He could play Riise there with Arbeloa left back, that's the only other option
COTR wrote:with one up front you need wingers. Rafa trusts this as well as plays it on quite a few occasions.Luis wrote:Only problem there would be Gonzales IMO, I know in recent weeks he's improved but is this too much of a risk? He could play Riise there with Arbeloa left back, that's the only other option
arbeloa played left back to combat messi which is why rafa played so defensive on the left side. he'll realise that chelsea don't pose a threat down the wings so will surely give us an attacking winger instead.
this game will give us our first indication of who rafa thinks is first choice between mascherano and momo. I think it's obvious who most of us prefer...... although saying that momo has been pwning the chelsea midfield for years now. tough decision but great options to have
I can't make my mind up, I really like both players, I think sissoko has had a dip in form that's obvious, is it a coincidence that it's happened just as Mascherano joined?, the main problem I have with Sissoko at the moment is he's trying too hard almost, you want him to tackle (which he does superbly) then look up and play a simple pass, instead he seems to be trying tricks or impossible passes that aren't coming off.
Re: De Ja Vu Liverpool vs Chelsea Discussion by Liverpool 0 - 1 Man U Fri Apr 13, 2007 11:29 am
TeamSpiritwrote:Garcia Is going to be too big a miss for Liverpool to overcome, I feel. He's got a track record as a "Chelsae Killer" - and of course he has that legendary
Chelsea have that in Joe Cole being back, I feel.
, If only Terry was injured again 
Luis wrote:William Hill are offering 1000/1 to anyone who believes that Liverpool will win this season's Champions League on a penalty shoot-out against AC Milan after a 3-3 draw in the final in Athens.
A rematch of the 2005 final remains on the cards after this week's quarter-finals and Hill's spokesman Graham Sharpe said: "We have already taken a string of small money wagers at that price and anticipate being well and truly Istanbulled should lightning strike twice,"
TeamSpirit™ wrote:Garcia Is going to be too big a miss for Liverpool to overcome, I feel. He's got a track record as a "Chelsae Killer" - and of course he has that legendary
Chelsea have that in Joe Cole being back, I feel.
ill give milan a one in four chanceForza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:TeamSpirit
Chelsea have that in Joe Cole being back, I feel.
I think it was you who said you have a feeling Milan will go all the way.
What do you think? Still a good shot?
not for meForza Italia!Forza Milan! wrote:@Luis and COTR
I agree, but Man U are definitely favourites.
Milan are going from strength to strength, and it will definitely be exciting.
Rosicky wrote:chelsea chelsea chelsea!
Re: De Ja Vu Liverpool vs Chelsea Discussion by Oleguerisntthatbad Mon Apr 16, 2007 5:04 pm
Oleguerisntthatgreat wrote:Are you expecting Mascherano to be in the side against Chelsea, or will Sisokko's style be more suitable?
Re: De Ja Vu Liverpool vs Chelsea Discussion by Oleguerisntthatbad Mon Apr 16, 2007 6:34 pm
Oleguerisntthatgreat wrote:What about the frontline.. I would go for Kuyt and Bellamy, considering that a Southern European ref will believe that Crouch is fouling the defence all the time
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