Re: Barclay's Premier League discussion '13-'14 V11

by M99 Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:29

WICKHAM FFS :bow:

by BarcaLearning Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:32

KLooool! Trying to watch Man C same time, but missed the first half. But Man C look tired and out of ideas? Sad period watchinb Man C and Barca suffer hahah Sad

gg Pelle, title is gone now. Never thought Man C would surrender it so early!

So omg, really Liverpool favourite to win, I Hope they do, would be great to see and a pleasent surprise for the season.

by Art Morte Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:41

Sunderland oh my gosh... Mannone's fail, though :facepalm:

That was such poor goalkeeping. Only one point for City (!!), but how Sunderland could have used full three points.

And I don't know whether to laugh at Everton or heap praise on Pulis. :bow:

City dropping points, though Proud

by RealGunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:42

PALACE YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSss

Advantage Arsenal cheers

by McAgger Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:42

SUNDERLAND :bow:

Taking even 2 points :bow:

by Blue Barrett Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:43

GET INNNNN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

by RED Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:49

eff sake City.Evertything is falling into place for pool to win it :facepalm:

ugh

by Blue Barrett Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:52

Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

by RealGunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:54

Liverpool can afford to draw that game though. However it's unlike Liverpool to do that so you are right. It should be one of the most attacking game of the season. Hopefully Hazard and Sturridge are both fit.

by El Gunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:55

Crystal Palace Proud

by RED Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:56

Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

Only if you lot don't mess up against Sunderland first. Today's result will lift them up for that game. Same can be said for Palace when they face Pool. Both teams have tricky ties before they face each other.

Hopefully you lot do the job. Thumbs up

by DeletedUser#1 Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:57

Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

A draw will do for us as well.

It's Chelsea's MUST WIN. for us, it's either win/draw + The home advantage.

Proud

by DeletedUser#1 Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:57

Same again this weekend Sunderland Proud

Sunderland gave us the hardest game at Anfield, and now this. They genuinely love playing away against title challengers Proud

by El Gunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 22:58

So Liverpool - Chelsea is basically the title deciding match and not Liverpool - City like some made it out to be.

by McAgger Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:00

RED wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

Only if you lot don't mess up against Sunderland first. Today's result will lift them up for that game. Same can be said for Palace when they face Pool. Both teams have tricky ties before they face each other.

Hopefully you lot do the job.

We play Norwich before we play Chelsea, not Palace.

by Blue Barrett Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:00

RED wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

Only if you lot don't mess up against Sunderland first. Today's result will lift them up for that game. Same can be said for Palace when they face Pool. Both teams have tricky ties before they face each other.

Hopefully you lot do the job.

I think we'll either beat them easily or beat them in a nail biter. We tend to get the job done at the Bridge and I'd be highly disappointed if they had any slip up at this point. I'm sure Jose will make sure that doesn't happen. Got to give ourselves to a chance to go to Anfield with the idea that we win that match, we win the title.

by El Gunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:00

Natalie Portman wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

A draw will do for us as well.

It's Chelsea's MUST WIN. for us, it's either win/draw + The home advantage.

You guys shouldn't play for the draw though.
That's how you'll get caught out.
Just play like you have been against us, City and United. That fast intense start. Thumbs up

by McAgger Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:01

El Gunner wrote:So Liverpool - Chelsea is basically the title deciding match and not Liverpool - City like some made it out to be.

Well had City won, it would've been the title deciding match. So at the time of the match there was a lot of truth to it.

by Blue Barrett Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:03

Natalie Portman wrote:Same again this weekend Sunderland

Sunderland gave us the hardest game at Anfield, and now this. They genuinely love playing away against title challengers

Last time they beat us in the league home or away was 10/11 iirc. We have a habit of beating them. I don't think it'll change now.

by El Gunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:04

McAgger wrote:
El Gunner wrote:So Liverpool - Chelsea is basically the title deciding match and not Liverpool - City like some made it out to be.

Well had City won, it would've been the title deciding match. So at the time of the match there was a lot of truth to it.

Yeah good point.
But still, the title decider is now Liverpool vs Chelsea.

by RED Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:04

McAgger wrote:
RED wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

Only if you lot don't mess up against Sunderland first. Today's result will lift them up for that game. Same can be said for Palace when they face Pool. Both teams have tricky ties before they face each other.

Hopefully you lot do the job.

We play Norwich before we play Chelsea, not Palace.

Easy 3 points for you lot then.

Blue Barrett wrote:
RED wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

Only if you lot don't mess up against Sunderland first. Today's result will lift them up for that game. Same can be said for Palace when they face Pool. Both teams have tricky ties before they face each other.

Hopefully you lot do the job.
I think we'll either beat them easily or beat them in a nail biter. We tend to get the job done at the Bridge and I'd be highly disappointed if they had any slip up at this point. I'm sure Jose will make sure that doesn't happen. Got to give ourselves to a chance to go to Anfield with the idea that we win that match, we win the title.

In Jose we trust Proud

by Blue Barrett Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:04

El Gunner wrote:
Natalie Portman wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:Winner of Liverpool-Chelsea match wins the title.

That match will not end in a draw.

A draw will do for us as well.

It's Chelsea's MUST WIN. for us, it's either win/draw + The home advantage.

You guys shouldn't play for the draw though.
That's how you'll get caught out.
Just play like you have been against us, City and United. That fast intense start.

We'll be ready for that.

by El Gunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:05

Blue Barrett wrote:
Natalie Portman wrote:Same again this weekend Sunderland

Sunderland gave us the hardest game at Anfield, and now this. They genuinely love playing away against title challengers
Last time they beat us in the league home or away was 10/11 iirc. We have a habit of beating them. I don't think it'll change now.

Was that Danny Welbeck game, right Laughing

by RealGunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:06

Everton boss Roberto Martinez: "It's a real disappointment, a result which is hurtful. The first half we were fearful, the way we conceded the first goal shows that. They didn't have the threat to score three goals. We conceded bad goals.

"The reaction in the second half was ourselves, that was perfect and we were unfortunate not to get something out of the game. But we get ready for the next four games.

"They scored three goals from four shots on target. The breaks went Palace's way and we congratulate them. They were clinical.

"We wanted to win so much that we stopped being ourselves and that is what we have to learn from. We will try and get as many points as we can, it doesn't change anything. We have had a magnificent season and we have incredible potential in this squad."

by Blue Barrett Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:07

El Gunner wrote:
Blue Barrett wrote:
Natalie Portman wrote:Same again this weekend Sunderland

Sunderland gave us the hardest game at Anfield, and now this. They genuinely love playing away against title challengers
Last time they beat us in the league home or away was 10/11 iirc. We have a habit of beating them. I don't think it'll change now.
Was that Danny Welbeck game, right

by El Gunner Wed 16 Apr 2014 - 23:09

RealGunner wrote:Everton boss Roberto Martinez: "It's a real disappointment, a result which is hurtful. The first half we were fearful, the way we conceded the first goal shows that. They didn't have the threat to score three goals. We conceded bad goals.

"The reaction in the second half was ourselves, that was perfect and we were unfortunate not to get something out of the game. But we get ready for the next four games.

"They scored three goals from four shots on target. The breaks went Palace's way and we congratulate them. They were clinical.

"We wanted to win so much that we stopped being ourselves and that is what we have to learn from. We will try and get as many points as we can, it doesn't change anything. We have had a magnificent season and we have incredible potential in this squad."

Truthful words from Martinez. In that, you can basically see the inexperience of the situation that Everton find themselves in.

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