Author: Dean Mannion
Super Salah saves Reds again
Having dropped points against Arsenal in the fashion we did the result against Swansea on Tuesday evening was exactly what the doctor ordered. Swansea couldn’t just be beaten, they had to be annihilated. A 5-0 scoreline in our favour was more than satisfactory as was the performance. This game today was out first of three […]
Read MoreMatch Preview: Liverpool vs. Leicester City
Our disappointing draw at the Emirates last week was only slightly deflating in the nature in which the point was gained as opposed to actually gaining a point. Having dominated most of the game we nearly gave the win away in six crazy second half minutes. Although Roberto Firmino scored to salvage a point, albeit […]
Read MoreReds run riot over Swansea
It is usually said that teams who dispose of their managers can be dangerous to play. Having got rid of the old boss these teams feel they have a point to prove. Some of these sides sometimes feel that they have had the shackles taken off and are simply happier with a new man at […]
Read MoreThe Optimist in disbelief
Pre-game This is our game this. This is what we live for. Arsenal home or away, it doesn’t matter really. We gobble up teams like Arsenal. Whenever you talk about teams we do well against, it’s always something along the lines of, “we do better against teams who come to play open football, like Arsenal.” […]
Read MoreFirmino fluke saves Liverpools blushes
As we reach the mid-point of the season we can start to assess the progress we have made. In short it started out very promising and there have been a couple of devastating results but, all in all, things are looking positive. That being said, we are about to turn the corner into the so-called […]
Read MoreMatch Preview: Arsenal vs. Liverpool
Big games can often come in inconvenient times during the season. The Christmas period is such a time. The ability of a team to overcome an opponent similar to themselves in terms of ability and stature during this time can go a long way in determining that team’s progression throughout the season. Last season Liverpool […]
Read MoreThe Unsurprised Optimist
Wednesday night was horrible, weren’t it? It looked like we had cracked that problem. It looked like we had overcome that speed bump. It looked we had dispelled that myth. But then West Brom and Alan Pardew came to town and pissed all over our parade. Since we were thrashed by Spurs at Wembley in […]
Read MoreCherries powerless in being popped
At Anfield on Wednesday night Liverpool fans left the stadium unsatisfied and frustrated. West Brom had come with a plan for that exact scenario to play out and it had proven to be a successful one. That couldn’t happen again, certainly not against Bournemouth yesterday. Liverpool had to put in a better display and come […]
Read MoreTurgid Reds held by Baggies
A disappointing result like the one picked up on Sunday needs to be followed by a positive performance. Everton stayed in the game and, in the end, that proved to be all they needed to do to pick up a point. When it seemed like third gear would do for Liverpool to pick up the […]
Read MoreThe Frustrated Optimist
Derbies are nervy affairs. Most people don’t look forward to them because the fear of losing is just too much to bear. Most of these people are Everton fans, but there are a handful of Liverpool fans who feel this way too. Nonetheless, our record in derbies is very good, especially in recent years. Going […]
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