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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #15 on: February 12, 2014, 06:57:07 PM »
Liverpool have only lost once at home this season. In September 0:1 to Southampton. Among others they beat Ars*nal 5:1, Everton 4:0 and Man United 2:1, so I don't think we'll beat them at Anfield. They have free-scoring Suarez and Sturridge, we can barely score a goal.
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You could be right, however, if we can't beat Liverpool then I would hope a draw. But as you said Southampton beat Liverpool at Anfield so anything is possible.

Concerning my previous post; I was the only one on this forum that predicted that Spurs would beat United at Old Trafford and by the correct score. Everybody else either predicted that Spurs would lose or draw. Obviously the joke was on me and I hope the same sort of joke will be on me when we beat Liverpool at Anfield.

 
voice do you think your god now? Just because you predicted a win or correct results  you now think we will beat everybody? Pool trounced us 5-0 at home and it should have been more, they are as deadly as MC, there fowards are punishing teams for fun , our defence is crap we are not as good as them end off,  if we manage to beat them brilliant but let's be realistic we thought we could beat city and look where that ended us at...11 goals against 1 scored!! That says it all.

I don't think I am God now, or then. My comments concerning United was because of comments made earlier. My point was that we can beat Liverpool; I don't think it is impossible. I used the same argument when we played against United at Old Trafford.

If I thought I was god I would put millions of pounds on who will be in the top 4 and which order. If I thought I was god I would get all the prediction spot on. One prediction doesn't make one god.... more so when  god doesn't exist; unless we are talking in the mind? :up: ;)

As for the comment: United are a different team. Yes, but so was Liverpool earlier on; their fortunates changed, while United's dipped. That doesn't mean it can't be reversed.

As for Spurs  not being as good as Liverpool; we are only 3 points behind Liverpool and if you are going my the league table then we are still in with a shout.

Just! we can not afford any slip ups.

Agreed; I know I am optimistic, but I am not as optimistic as Sherwood (who says we can afford to lose 5 matches).
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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #16 on: February 12, 2014, 10:39:55 PM »
When did he say that?, we can't afford to lose any, which will be a miracle if that happens :)
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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #17 on: February 13, 2014, 04:39:12 AM »
I think we are better than M.U. Moyes dosent know his best team, he has made some strange signings  apart fro Matta, the players are playing for themselves instead as a team and they have a simular situation to what we have every year, key player threatening to leave if the team dosent do this or that.
Liverpool on the other hand have only tinkered a little this year and had the team bonding last season, they are well organised all over the pitch, very very attack minded because of the pace threat they have, this coupled with no European football has bode well for them, there players are well rested for league games and they have extra time for training, this in my opinion is why we will not make 4th spot.

Blackjack I think you have summarised very well and I agree with your point of view, I think of the top of my head we are currently 8 points ahead of Utd in the table on equal games.

Job done against Newcastle, now onto the next game and another 3 points will do nicely we need Liverpool to slip up badly and we need to continue winning to get 4th its a lot to ask IMO.

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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #18 on: February 13, 2014, 08:05:02 AM »
         Bloody Liverpool get a Penalty in the 91st Min to win the game, lucky bastards!!!!! 1 nil down, 2-1 down and still win the game 3-2. :( :( :(
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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #19 on: February 13, 2014, 08:34:59 AM »
I think we are better than M.U. Moyes dosent know his best team, he has made some strange signings  apart fro Matta, the players are playing for themselves instead as a team and they have a simular situation to what we have every year, key player threatening to leave if the team dosent do this or that.
Liverpool on the other hand have only tinkered a little this year and had the team bonding last season, they are well organised all over the pitch, very very attack minded because of the pace threat they have, this coupled with no European football has bode well for them, there players are well rested for league games and they have extra time for training, this in my opinion is why we will not make 4th spot.

With the exception of RVP and Rooney I would agree.

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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #20 on: February 13, 2014, 12:54:44 PM »
Yes Rvp or Roony at Spurs would be nice even if one of them is a ex gooner, still Roonys head doesn't look like its in a good place right now so may it continue except for England.
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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #21 on: February 13, 2014, 01:21:41 PM »
Wayne Rooney should move to Tottenham Hotspur!  :hide:

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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #22 on: February 13, 2014, 05:12:54 PM »
When I said that we can beat Liverpool at Anfield somebody asked me if I was “having a laugh,”; in other words pulling their privates or was I just an in-patient (or an out-patient) to a mental asylum? Possibilities, maybe… but let us look at the facts.
Last night’s match against Fulham (holding up the rest of the league at the bottom); and Liverpool 4th in the league. If it wasn’t for a penalty in the last minute Fulham would have held Liverpool to a draw.
Let us look at both records since Sherwood took over on the 22 December. Putting the 5-1 home defeat to one side for a moment (just a moment) Spurs have won 7, Drew 2 and lost 1. Liverpool have won 6, drew 2 and lost 2. Spurs have scored 21 goals and conceded 6 (not including the City game). Liverpool have scored 27 and conceded 14. Even if you add our defeat by City we have conceded 3 less; in other words we have a better defence than Liverpool. However we scored 6 goals less than Liverpool.
Now let is look at our defeat against City. Yes, City beat us 5-1. They got the first goal, the second was a wrongly given penalty (exonerated later as a mistake/ poor judgement on behalf of the referee). However, that didn’t stop Danny Rose being sent off. There is no doubt that City is a very good team. So when 10 men Spurs took on 11 men City we had no chance. If there was no sending off? We might have won, we might have drawn or we might have lost; all speculation. But I bet the result would have been totally different. I believe we could have got a draw.
My point is that we are not as bad as some make out; we DO have a chance against Liverpool at Anfield. Liverpool has a poorer defence, compared to Spurs. What they have going for them are their two strikers. But our ever increasing goal surge and even our ever growing and strengthening defence can go to Liverpool and win. Whatever you think, I don’t believe I am pissing in the win (or having a laugh) when I say that we can beat Liverpool. Whether you agree with me or not I am sure my detractors will be hopping that I am right and we do get a victory at Anfield; that is providing we have a full fit squad, of course!
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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #23 on: February 13, 2014, 06:33:06 PM »
Of course we have a chance against Liverpool no one has said we havent, even a pub team would have a chance.  Football as well as a game of skill and tactics is also a game of chance and luck that what makes it so bloody fun!

Most of us think, i.e have an opinion that we are unlikely to beat Liverpool at Anfield, whilst of course we all want to beat Liverpool at Anfield and it has nothing to do with wanting to prove who is right or wrong in their opinion of belief but Spurs getting the best result possible!

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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #24 on: February 13, 2014, 08:09:43 PM »
While I fear we will lose at Anfield, we might still finish above them. Apart from the games against Liverpool and Chelsea, I think all Spurs remaining games are against teams in the bottom half of the table, while Liverpool still have quite a few tricky matches to come.

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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #25 on: February 13, 2014, 08:50:42 PM »
Our main trouble is Liverpools goal difference :( there is no way we can catch that, our only hope is to beat them on points. they have a +32 goal count.
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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #26 on: February 13, 2014, 11:14:34 PM »
Whilst we stand as good a chance as anyone else to get a result at Anfield, if not better, we will never match their goal difference.

Voice's stats show that on a good day we can do it. Fulham were unlucky yesterday, or should I say Liverpool were lucky!

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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #27 on: February 14, 2014, 06:18:45 AM »
When did he say that?, we can't afford to lose any, which will be a miracle if that happens :)

He did say it, but I think he was either covering himself, or trying to take the pressure off the players. Either way, we cannot afford to lose that many games if we are going to compete with Liverpool and Man Utd for 4th spot.

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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #28 on: February 14, 2014, 06:27:48 AM »
I believe that Liverpool are a very dangerous side and because of their strength in attack they will be a threat against any side they play. Regardless of where they are in the league. For us to claim 4th spot we will have to keep up the form we have shown and I would say can only afford to lose 3 games at the very most and still be in with a chance of getting 4th. It also depends heavily on the number of draws to wins ratio compared with Liverpool's. Draws can be a vital point, but too many and you are losing too many points. We could lose 5 games if we won the rest with no draws at all. Which would give us 21 points. If Liverpool lose 3 games but then draw 5 games, that would only be 17 points and we would beat them by 1 point. Obviously this is only one possible combination, but highlights how it is not as simple as counting the games lost. There are too many permutations and things can change very quickly for any side. Just look at our record in recent years and you can see plenty of examples. It would be nice if we were the other side of those situations for a change.
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Re: Remaining games for Liverpool
« Reply #29 on: February 14, 2014, 07:57:36 AM »
When I said that we can beat Liverpool at Anfield somebody asked me if I was “having a laugh,”; in other words pulling their privates or was I just an in-patient (or an out-patient) to a mental asylum? Possibilities, maybe… but let us look at the facts.
Last night’s match against Fulham (holding up the rest of the league at the bottom); and Liverpool 4th in the league. If it wasn’t for a penalty in the last minute Fulham would have held Liverpool to a draw.
Let us look at both records since Sherwood took over on the 22 December. Putting the 5-1 home defeat to one side for a moment (just a moment) Spurs have won 7, Drew 2 and lost 1. Liverpool have won 6, drew 2 and lost 2. Spurs have scored 21 goals and conceded 6 (not including the City game). Liverpool have scored 27 and conceded 14. Even if you add our defeat by City we have conceded 3 less; in other words we have a better defence than Liverpool. However we scored 6 goals less than Liverpool.
Now let is look at our defeat against City. Yes, City beat us 5-1. They got the first goal, the second was a wrongly given penalty (exonerated later as a mistake/ poor judgement on behalf of the referee). However, that didn’t stop Danny Rose being sent off. There is no doubt that City is a very good team. So when 10 men Spurs took on 11 men City we had no chance. If there was no sending off? We might have won, we might have drawn or we might have lost; all speculation. But I bet the result would have been totally different. I believe we could have got a draw.
My point is that we are not as bad as some make out; we DO have a chance against Liverpool at Anfield. Liverpool has a poorer defence, compared to Spurs. What they have going for them are their two strikers. But our ever increasing goal surge and even our ever growing and strengthening defence can go to Liverpool and win. Whatever you think, I don’t believe I am pissing in the win (or having a laugh) when I say that we can beat Liverpool. Whether you agree with me or not I am sure my detractors will be hopping that I am right and we do get a victory at Anfield; that is providing we have a full fit squad, of course!

Had we been playing Liverpool on Wednesday, and not Newcastle, then the result would probably have been very different. They would not have missed the chances our still poor defending gave them.
This is my point regarding our forthcoming games against Liverpool & Chelsea. The chances are they will both outscore us.