A 0-0 draw on Sunday thenIf City win today, it is over. There is no way City would "slip" on Sunday. West Ham won't even give a shite about the game.
A 0-0 draw on Sunday thenIf City win today, it is over. There is no way City would "slip" on Sunday. West Ham won't even give a shite about the game.
I hope they draw one of their games.
It will mean Liverpool will be non stop thinking, "if we had just held a 3-0 lead with 10 minutes to go we would have just won the title" and the hurt will be so much more.
RAWK on Stevie Me:
Yeah, right.
What do Liverpool fans think of him wanting to join Chelsea a few years ago? It is never mentioned by them. All this pandering to him is like us calling Rooney a 'United Legend.'
I hope they lose it on by a point or two meaning it was Stevie Me's slip that ended it for them!I hope they draw one of their games.
It will mean Liverpool will be non stop thinking, "if we had just held a 3-0 lead with 10 minutes to go we would have just won the title" and the hurt will be so much more.
I hope they lose it on by a point or two meaning it was Stevie Me's slip that ended it for them!
Stevie G's defining moment. He'll tell his Grand-kids!!Stevie's slip did end it for them. Had Liverpool drawn or won against Chelsea, they would not have drawn against Palace. They would have never had to play the GD scenario. They probably would have parked the bus after going up 2-0. They would have controlled their own destiny.
Everything bad that has happened to them revolves around Stevie's slip. HE COST THEM THE TITLE.
Not even remotely similar circumstances.
Stevie's slip did end it for them. Had Liverpool drawn or won against Chelsea, they would not have lost the game against Palace. They would have never had to play the GD scenario. They probably would have parked the bus after going up 2-0. They would have controlled their own destiny.
Everything bad that has happened to them revolves around Stevie's slip. HE COST THEM THE TITLE.
He's a right tool though, Stevie, isn't he?
Nah, he's a great lad is our Stevie.
Teams have lots of little issues like this every season. When you are in poll position and so close to the end, a win against Chelsea would have sealed the league for you. It's clear as day Gerrards performance against Chelsea was the turning point of the season.Nar, I think it was Kolo's own goal, or Mignolet's City error, or our failure to beat Villa or several other mistakes.
Good taste in music and all. Loves his Phil Collins. Are you the same Barney that's on rawk?
Translation - We fecked up la'
Why do they take forever to say nothing?
Nope.
Nar, I think it was Kolo's own goal, or Mignolet's City error, or our failure to beat Villa or several other mistakes.
Did Kolo round his teammates in a huddle and tell them that they couldn't allow an own goal? LOL
He cost them the title
I've always thought you were. Odd that. How do you think the end of the season will go?
I still reckon you'll win it but I'm horribly pessimistic when it comes to Liverpool so that might be playing a part in it....
Gerrard certainly was one of the major reasons why Chelsea won. Not only did he gifted the goal but then after that kept on taking shots from ridiculous angles just to rectify his mistake heroically. Showed zero composure for such an experience player.
We'll batter Newcastle, but City will win both their games too meaning we'll finish 2nd.
I've been optimistic from the start of the season about how well we'd do (in comparison to 90% of people; I thought we'd get top four which most said we had no chance of).
I dont think he does it to be a hero or to grab the headlines. He did it because he was getting frustrated that there was no way through Chelsea and their army of defenders.
In fairness, Gerrard probably should have scored two of them. The header especially, he hit the ball right at Schwarzer.
I dont think he does it to be a hero or to grab the headlines. He did it because he was getting frustrated that there was no way through Chelsea and their army of defenders.
In fairness, Gerrard probably should have scored two of them. The header especially, he hit the ball right at Schwarzer.
I hate everybody thinking the title is 100% over. The more we say that, the more I worry that City will slip up and Liverpool will win it. After all the happiness that they won't win it, that will be terrible
I hate everybody thinking the title is 100% over. The more we say that, the more I worry that City will slip up and Liverpool will win it. After all the happiness that they won't win it, that will be terrible
Must have been someone else I saw slipping and costing you the vital first goal in your most important game of the season.Gerrard didn't tell them that they couldn't allow an own goal either. And as I'm not privy to dressing room conversations I have no idea what Kolo has been telling them.
He didn't cost us anything.
It's karmic justice for his "slippery pass to Chelsea back then"
Oh.. if the scouse fails to win it, it'll make me belief in Karma. That and I can't believe he goes live on the record saying "Don't let this slip", I don't recall anyone of us ever said anything before actually winning the damn thing.
The group huddle was vomit inducing, they haven't won nothing at that time, a rival win is all, but nothing is sewn.
Serve them right
Gerrard didn't tell them that they couldn't allow an own goal either. And as I'm not privy to dressing room conversations I have no idea what Kolo has been telling them.
He didn't cost us anything.
and there we have most Liverpool fans in a nutshell. IDIOTSA scouse mate of mine on Facebook just wrote that he hopes someone nails Suarez in the 92nd minute of their last match on Saturday, fecking mental
Gerrard didn't tell them that they couldn't allow an own goal either. And as I'm not privy to dressing room conversations I have no idea what Kolo has been telling them.
He didn't cost us anything.
Nar, I think it was Kolo's own goal, or Mignolet's City error, or our failure to beat Villa or several other mistakes.
Over the course of the season, your right Barney, you can't blame Gerrard. But from the position you were in he literally cost you the title. A cruel irony.