I admire your honesty. Couldn't believe some people were on the Liverpool thread, gloating, & one even putting laughter emoticons, within minutes of the final whistle going on Wednesday night. If Everton won the league title at the expense of Manchester United, the first thing that would come into my mind is: Do I slash my wrists ? or jump in front of a train ?
Agreed - I feared you'd win it this season, and with the remaining fixtures being guaranteed wins for Liverpool whilst City's games certainly aren't, then there's every chance of a fatal slip from City. Even if they get past Burnley away and Vardy the week after then I can see Brighton being a West Ham '95-type banana-skin.
You desperately want to make it look like United actually had a hand in denying us the title whilst the draw at Old Trafford is merely of the same value as all our other draws.
That’s the best Liverpool attack in United territory this calendar year. The league would be over now had you, you know, actually attacked a United reserve team in United territory when it actually mattered. That’ll be the result - and (non) performance - which will haunt you guys for years.
Say what? You’ve dropped points in more games than City have this season and are a hell of a lot lucky it’s not more due to luck on an unprecedented scale. Get out of here with your delusional nonsense.Nah Leicester and West Ham were much worse.
That’s the best Liverpool attack in United territory this calendar year. The league would be over now had you, you know, actually attacked a United reserve team in United territory when it actually mattered. That’ll be the result - and (non) performance - which will haunt you guys for years.
Half our team were crocked and you still didnt beat us
Both of those should’ve been losses for you, granted, but you played us minus eleven first-teamers through injury and suspension and you had ONE shot on goal all game.
Something to be proud of, definitely. You stopped the mighty Liverpool in your own house.
Haha . . that coming from a supporter of team who stood to be leading the league by 10 points but then failed and failed again and again until they were in the precarious position of needing to light candles in the hope that another team drops points to please please allow them a lead again. This has all been much to the hilarity of football fans of all persuasions and we thank you for the comedy.
I love that you think he's a Liverpool fan.
I don't think @SER19 is a Liverpool fan.
neither team are bottling it even if they drop points, they've both gone past the point of bottling with only dropping 11 points out of a possible 84 since the City Liverpool game, no team has bottled it at all even if they drop point now.
Agreed. Two top attack-minded teams trading the top spot week-in week-out is a great advert for the Premier League. If we fail to win the league this year I will congratulate City and be very proud of my team.
In here any defeat is a team bottling it.
yeah I can see that but also Liverpool were 11mm from a possible undefeated and 100+ point season
That's great because neither am I. Nice for the two of us to be on the same page in that regard :-)
Well my apologies to him if he's not - I can't think of a worst slur than being accused of being one of those sad arses.
It's still a car wreck of a post no matter how many times you apologize though.
I like you, Mr. Bob H.
Yeah, I see it on my social media they are pointing the finger at things being "rigged" against them and stuff like that despite probably getting more rub of the green than I can recall a team getting in one season.
Yeah it is not over. I say the odds for City to win each game is probably around 85-90%. That gives them around a 65% chance to win them all. Thus Liverpool got around 35% chance to have a chance. For Liverpool to win it all they get around 65% chance too. Maybe slightly higher given that they play Huddersfield although Wolves can be really hard. This gives Liverpool around 25% chance to win it at least. I looked at the odds and they seem to agree to give around 4 times the money on Liverpool.
not bad, 5-38 give liverpool 27% and City 73% chance
The irony and ignorance are both strong with this contribution. If Liverpool's 18th century wealth was built upon the slave trade, then so was Manchester's. Cottonopolis? Where do you think all that cotton came from? Who do you think grew it? Which transatlantic trade do you think fed the demand for slaves?
Can't you? Can't you, really? You should get out more. 1985 called and it wants you back.
Your form in the second half of the season combined with your exit from the CL suggests to me that you'll get the job done.
Well it might be a year that you're proud of but decent folk don't want to revisit 1985 because that was the year some scum football hooligans (several found guilty of manslaughter) attacked and caused the deaths of another clubs supporters and got all English football supporters banned from Europe.
A City fan giving Liverpool jib. Jesus are you for real??!
Thats the worst sounding thing I could possibly imagine.
