Everton 2 (Cahill, Arteta) Liverpool 0

we'll still beat these, they are shyte!

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:I reckon Moyes will go with...

-----------Howard-------------
Hibbert, Hettinga, Distin, Baines
-------------Neville------------
---Coleman, Osman, Arteta----
-------------Cahill-------------
------------Beckford --------

Yakubu is stronger than Beckford and will give Carragher a harder game.

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:I reckon Moyes will go with...

-----------Howard-------------
Hibbert, Hettinga, Distin, Baines
-------------Neville------------
---Coleman, Osman, Arteta----
-------------Cahill-------------
------------Beckford --------

Yakubu is stronger than Beckford and will give Carragher a harder game.

I agree... but I just feel he will go with Beckford... who for the record, I think is not good enough for the prem

Well with all these injuires and their 'WIN' in court I am revising my prediction



2-0 Everton

COME ON YOU BLUES

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:I reckon Moyes will go with...

-----------Howard-------------
Hibbert, Hettinga, Distin, Baines
-------------Neville------------
---Coleman, Osman, Arteta----
-------------Cahill-------------
------------Beckford --------

Yakubu is stronger than Beckford and will give Carragher a harder game.

I agree... but I just feel he will go with Beckford... who for the record, I think is not good enough for the prem

I can't see Moyes not starting with the Yak and opt for Beckford. He might come on towards the end if we are chasing the game though.

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:

Made 4 Gwladys wrote:I reckon Moyes will go with...

-----------Howard-------------
Hibbert, Hettinga, Distin, Baines
-------------Neville------------
---Coleman, Osman, Arteta----
-------------Cahill-------------
------------Beckford --------

Yakubu is stronger than Beckford and will give Carragher a harder game.

I agree... but I just feel he will go with Beckford... who for the record, I think is not good enough for the prem

I can't see Moyes not starting with the Yak and opt for Beckford. He might come on towards the end if we are chasing the game though.

I hope he does go with the Yak, but he's fat & slow and I reckon DM will go for Beckford, who's shit & fast

play whatever tatics are required just man mark Gerrard, Cole, Torres and Kuyt (if fit) and we'll win WIN WIN WIN WIN!

Absolutely lost all confidence in winning this game now due to injuries, knew I shouldn't have started this thread early.

Can't see Moyes going with anything other than,

Howard
Hibbert Heitinga Distin Baines
Coleman Arteta Neville Osman
Cahill
Yakubu

Poor team that.

He's Our Tater Not Yours wrote:Absolutely lost all confidence in winning this game now due to injuries, knew I shouldn't have started this thread early.

Can't see Moyes going with anything other than,

Howard
Hibbert Heitinga Distin Baines
Coleman Arteta Neville Osman
Cahill
Yakubu

Poor team that.

It might be a good thing having Neville in midfield, even though I think that Felli is a huge, huge loss for this one. I hope that Osman can perform again (more than once a season would be good) and also I think that Coleman will still have a point to prove.

We will fooking thrash them.

The Yak will score as well.

Just heard on SSN that Jags is 50/50 and will have a last minute fitness test tomorrow.

He's Our Tater Not Yours wrote:Absolutely lost all confidence in winning this game now due to injuries, knew I shouldn't have started this thread early.

Can't see Moyes going with anything other than,

Howard
Hibbert Heitinga Distin Baines
Coleman Arteta Neville Osman
Cahill
Yakubu

Poor team that.

The midfield is the weak part I'd say. The Yak is due a goal and Cahill can cause havoc, even though I'm not his biggest fan, but he is good to have in the side for a derby game.

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

He's Our Tater Not Yours wrote:Absolutely lost all confidence in winning this game now due to injuries, knew I shouldn't have started this thread early.

Can't see Moyes going with anything other than,

Howard
Hibbert Heitinga Distin Baines
Coleman Arteta Neville Osman
Cahill
Yakubu

Poor team that.

The midfield is the weak part I'd say. The Yak is due a goal and Cahill can cause havoc, even though I'm not his biggest fan, but he is good to have in the side for a derby game.

Our side looks better when you remember:

Sotirios Kyrgiakos
Martin Skrtel
Raul Meireles
Rodriguez Maxi
Christian Poulsen
Milan Jovanovic



Disclaimer- it isnt my fault if one of these fucking yard-dogs score tomorrow.

Dixie, they can all score a hat-trick tomorrow for all I care, it's Sunday I'm worried about.

He's Our Tater Not Yours wrote:Dixie, they can all score a hat-trick tomorrow for all I care, it's Sunday I'm worried about.

I could have sworn it was after midnight.

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:Just heard on SSN that Jags is 50/50 and will have a last minute fitness test tomorrow.

Is 24 hours away "last minute"?

notepad wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:Just heard on SSN that Jags is 50/50 and will have a last minute fitness test tomorrow.

Is 24 hours away "last minute"?

Cheers Jacko.

I will get you a beer in for this.

If we win this i am going to buy a ticket for the Everton Arsenal match

If we win we wil be up to eleventh and only 4 points off CL place

IF When we win this one I shall buy an away shirt and wear in with pride

Mr_Ben wrote:If we win we wil be up to eleventh and only 4 points off CL place

That just shows how poor the top sides have been so far this season.

notepad wrote:

SouthernSmugToffee wrote:Just heard on SSN that Jags is 50/50 and will have a last minute fitness test tomorrow.

Is 24 hours away "last minute"?

Its all mind games

Beer intake will start at 11 tommorrow

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Flappety-flappety-flappety-flap: a lovely picture of a humming bird squaring up to a flower, in which the presence of images of the grim or triumphant fizzogs of anyone in any way connected with Liverpool Football Club are mercifully absent Photograph: Bob & Clara Calhoun/Bruce Coleman/Alamy LIVERPOOL SALE: IT'S OVER, EXCEPT NOT QUITE, WE'RE TOO TIRED, OH LOOK, FRANCE

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Not that you'd know it from the way today's events have been reported. If you didn't know better, you'd surmise from the breathless delivery of the hundreds of television news reporters swarming outside a courtroom in Dallas that Hitler's just rocked up again, but he really is quite cross this time and no messing. In fact, what's happened is, a man gave another man a piece of paper, and now he's taken back the piece of paper. That's right, news junkies, Tom Hicks has withdrawn the temporary injunction he filed yesterday to stop the sale of Liverpool to New England Sports Ventures. So that sale's going ahead now, leaving Hicks to pursue $1.6bn damages from a deal he describes as an "epic swindle [that will] result in exactly the wrong thing for the club and the fans".
Robbie Fowler alone knows how this one is going to pan out, so unlike every other hack in the country, the Fiver isn't going to insult you by winging it. We haven't got a cocking clue.

In any case, Liverpool fans surely have bigger things to worry about: to wit, they've got to play Everton away on Sunday in an attempt to pull themselves out of the relegation zone, only they've got to do it with Christian 0/6 Poulsen in the team. "We are naïve in our expectations sometimes," began manager Roy Hodgson's strident defence of the player today. "We sign a good player from abroad and then expect him to go and play like Steven Gerrard from the first moment. That doesn't happen." Oh but it does, Roy, as anyone who's seen both Poulsen and Gerrard play international football recently will be able to attest. All in all, another day of great potential for Everton.

0-1 Ladyboy Tosser. The spawny cunts will end the week crowing about how they're now going to mount a serious challenge and the new yanks are the last piece of the jigsaw, blah, blah, blah. Why couldn't agents Hicks and Gillette have hald out for a few more months?

Not looking forward to this at all.

callmebubbles wrote:0-1 Ladyboy Tosser. The spawny cunts will end the week crowing about how they're now going to mount a serious challenge and the new yanks are the last piece of the jigsaw, blah, blah, blah. Why couldn't agents Hicks and Gillette have hald out for a few more months?

Not looking forward to this at all.

We'll have a strong defence, but I fear we are going to be a bit light weight in the midfield and lack creativity with Pienaar out. And who knows what the Yak will offer.

Pressure is on the Redshite to up their game.. Been pretty crap of late.

Let's hope that we get what we deserve if we play well. Not some flukey 30 yarder from one of them or a dodgy penalty or two (plus a red card). Make them feel a bit humble instead of their usual arrogant selves. Not asking too much is it, Football God?