Liverpool Fc @ Anfield - Reds Supporters Gatherings

[JohnHandcock]

Wolves are damn good, cannot underestimate them

[owen10]

Originally Posted by countryman

Yes.... And Mcity has yet to unleashed Leroy Sane this season! This guy is the real danger if he's back in form! Hopefully we don't see him this season.
Anyway still long way to go for Pool to win the title. Better not count the chix before they are hatched.

Not to mention Kun's returning, they'll be very strong.
But by then, hopefully Liverpool's out of mind, out of sight.

[LiverpoolClown]

Where are the WORLD CLASS PUNDEHS wannbe acting like pundits? Man City this and that end up got a good slap on the face. When it is not your time it is not your time. Unleash who? Your PUNDEH better. Liverpool is doing well but best is to stay HUMBLE and use your BRAIN to think.

YNWA.

[charlienicholas]

Liverpool vs Wolves

CHARLIE PREDICTS: 3-2

https://www.skysports.com/football/n...r-mikel-arteta

[lawro]

Liverpool v Wolves x-x 2-0

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50856021

[ManureClown]

Originally Posted by LiverpoolClown

Where are the WORLD CLASS PUNDEHS wannbe acting like pundits? Man City this and that end up got a good slap on the face. When it is not your time it is not your time. Unleash who? Your PUNDEH better. Liverpool is doing well but best is to stay HUMBLE and use your BRAIN to think.

YNWA.

Manure also doing very well, 8th in the table, 24 points behind and still in Europa League (2nd class European competition)

GGMU - Gone gone manu

[ManureClown]

Originally Posted by charlienicholas

Liverpool vs Wolves

CHARLIE PREDICTS: 1-1

https://www.skysports.com/football/n...r-mikel-arteta

Originally Posted by lawro

Liverpool v Wolves x-x 2-0

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/50856021

Why both your first few posts so similar one? Same person ah

[Azitho]

Originally Posted by JohnHandcock

Wolves are damn good, cannot underestimate them

They are good.... but they will be tired as they will be playing Liverpool at Anfield less than 48 hrs after their exertions against Man City.

I think Liverpool will steamroll over them towards the final minutes of the match after they become poncech.... it is becoming a Liverpool trademark to score late late goals.

[countryman]

Originally Posted by Azitho

They are good.... but they will be tired as they will be playing Liverpool at Anfield less than 48 hrs after their exertions against Man City.

I think Liverpool will steamroll over them towards the final minutes of the match after they become poncech.... it is becoming a Liverpool trademark to score late late goals.

Better not say anything 1st, no such thing as sure steam roll over Wolves. Pool are also just as tired as they were just back from Qatar n going all out against Leicester..

[PiChiChi]

Originally Posted by countryman

Better not say anything 1st, no such thing as sure steamroll over Wolves. Pool are also just as tired as they were just back from Qatar n going all out against Leicester..

Liverpool has extra 2 days more to rest than Wolves so that should be an advantage. If they cannot capitalise on that then they dun deserve to be champions.

[JohnHandcock]

Originally Posted by PiChiChi

Liverpool has extra 2 days more to rest than Wolves so that should be an advantage. If they cannot capitalise on that then they dun deserve to be champions.

Who deserve to be champions then?

[escobar43535]

Originally Posted by PiChiChi

Liverpool has extra 2 days more to rest than Wolves so that should be an advantage. If they cannot capitalise on that then they dun deserve to be champions.

Don't think it is "extra 2 days" more like "extra 1 day" only.

Anyways Wolves are a very good and strong team, so it is going to be a tough game(also an exciting one) but I'm sure Klopp and his boys shall be prepared and won't take anything for granted.

Prior to the start of this season, who would have thought this game and the next(Sheffield United) would have been considered very tough games but the table does not lie and that is the magic of the PL.

[FunnyHippoo]

Originally Posted by ManureClown

Why both your first few posts so similar one? Same person ah

JiBye Clone...
Mai COCK lah...
Johnbass will come and slap you later...
WUJI use your JB nick to KPKB...
Buto...

[escobar43535]

Sunday 29th December - Wolves (H)
Thursday 2nd January - Sheffield Utd (H)
Sunday 5th January - Everton (FA Cup) (H)
Saturday 11th January - Spurs (A)
Sunday 19th January - Man Utd (H)
Thursday 23rd January - Wolves (A)
Wednesday 29th January - West Ham (A)

A lot of football to be played.

The good thing is that if we come out of these next two games ok then the games that could hurt us are fairly well spread apart.

We have a couple of difficult games in the space of a few days coming up but in our favour we are at home and coming off the back of such a tremendous result against 2nd placed Leicester, so you'd expect us to do in at least one of them even if you arent confident of six points.

Then we have three huge games in a week or so including the derby but you'd expect a lot of changes for that derby game anyway.

Then it's Mourinho's Spurs, United at home and Nuno's Wolves(again), so naturally three games which we could realistically drop points.

If we come through those, the only thing that is going to stop us is consistent and prolonged injury to several key players. Funnily enough, just as we'd be getting four or five other big players back up and running in the squad(not forgetting the purchase of Minamino and perhaps another useful addition).

It's time to BELIEVE and enjoy the Journey ride.

[Firmino]

On paper the next 2 home matches will give us 6 points but if the team steps on the pitch with over confidence and no respect one of these matches may give us the first defeat of the season. 6 points will give us so much buffer and I wish Klopp pushes the FA Cup away.

Let us start with match 1 with Wolves and I'm very sure they will play the same way all teams do when they visit Anfield. Match 2 with Sheffield United will very tough too.