It's better to burn out, than to fade away.
Nope but Agger is out.Originally Posted by LDG
tbh Kuyt is the only player we need to worry about.
Even if he's fit to play he won't be 100% anyway. I wouldn't worry about him.
I'd rather we played Shelvey instead of Adam or Henderson too.
Last edited by Shaqiri Is Boss; 01-03-2012 at 06:11 PM.
Yeah, you've always got to think of the commercial aspect.
He's India's best player, so it's a huge market.
Lawros viewLiverpool v Arsenal (1245 GMT)
Last week's fantastic comeback to beat Tottenham 5-2 was a great way for Arsenal to bounce back from a difficult couple of weeks.
That game probably summed up where the Gunners are at the moment, because for half of it they looked a complete mess - almost shambolic.
If Tottenham had reached half-time leading 2-0, then I think they would have won comfortably. But, after that, it was just irresistible Arsenal.
Liverpool's big problem will be coming back down to earth after winning the Carling Cup on Sunday.
What won't help them is that they might be without Steven Gerrard, who came off early on in England's friendly with the Netherlands on Wednesday. He had a tight hamstring and it was just a precaution, but he is still a doubt.
But whether Gerrard plays or not, this is Liverpool playing at Anfield, so I have really got to go for a draw haven't I? That has been the story of their season at home.
Their failure to convert their chances almost cost them against Cardiff City at Wembley but I think they deserved to win the game. The Reds' big problem, though, as I've said before is that I just don't think they get enough people forward and into the opposition penalty area at key times.
This is a big game in the race for fourth place and the final Champions League spot, and I think it will end with the points being shared.
Prediction: 1-1
Just noticed they've not lost at home in the league this season yet, just drawn a lot.
Yep.
Sunderland, United, Norwich, Swansea, Citeh, Blackburn, Stoke and Spurs all drawn at home.
Five 1-1s and the rest 0-0s. Safe to say where our problems lie.
It can't be too often a sixth/seventh placed team (I think they'll finish sixth) has gone a season unbeaten at home, if at all.
I have a theory about it though, teams don't need to take unneccesary risks against Liverpool away from home because it's so rare that they get a decent lead. I mean, 14 goals at home.
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