No doubt you felt the same when Sir Alex got exactly the same treatment from Sky on his final Old Trafford game right?
Exactly - thought the same. People are free to vote with their remove controls - to make a point on here just comes across as bitter and resentful. Football rivalry can be so ugly at times.
Exactly - thought the same. People are free to vote with their remove controls - to make a point on here just comes across as bitter and resentful. Football rivalry can be so ugly at times.
You really do fancy yourself as some faux-intellectual who's better than everyone else, don't you?
After Puncheon dribbled into oblivion, Dann produces some remarkably inept play inviting Lallana to break away and score which he does. Palace don't look likely to spoil the party at Anfield.
Sterling was never especially impressive as a finisher, this season he seems worse.
Bolasie and Puncheon have torn the Liverpool defence apart. In this second half Bolasie looks as though he could score/create a goal every time he receives the ball. Palace 2-1 up.
Positive thing for Rodgers with Palace scoring a 3rd is that he can now sub Gerrard so that he gets a standing ovation rather than staying on till the end trying to get an equaliser
Its testament to Palace and the PL in general that they can go to Anfield with nothing to play for and do such a job as they have. Nothing like the PL in the world-every game matters.
I know Van Gaal has spent a few quid and they've had a few bumps along the way, but it's certainly an impressive feat to get United back in the Champions League in his first season.
I know Van Gaal has spent a few quid and they've had a few bumps along the way, but it's certainly an impressive feat to get United back in the Champions League in his first season.
He's done what was expected, neither more nor less; the real test is next season.
He's done what was expected, neither more nor less; the real test is next season.
I think that goes without saying, but i don't think it's entirely fair to downplay it by saying he's "done what was expected". Personally, I still think it's an impressive achievement.
I think that goes without saying, but i don't think it's entirely fair to downplay it by saying he's "done what was expected". Personally, I still think it's an impressive achievement.
I think he would have been facing the sack if United had not qualified for the Champions League this season.
I think he would have been facing the sack if United had not qualified for the Champions League this season.
He's overtaken Liverpool but Liverpool lost Suarez for the whole season and Sturridge for virtually the whole season. With the money he's been given he would absolutely have deserved the sack if he hadn't overtaken Liverpool. He's also failed to get United back to playing attractive football. Hoofing the ball to Fellaini has been accepted this season because of the need to get back into the CL but next season if he comes fourth and is still playing unattractive football he will be under severe pressure.
Its testament to Palace and the PL in general that they can go to Anfield with nothing to play for and do such a job as they have. Nothing like the PL in the world-every game matters.
Pardew has done a terrific job at Palace and their gain is Newcastle's loss.
Newcastle will probably lose next Sunday but stay in the EPL. I just can't see Hull scoring against Man U not unless van Gaal and his team turn up in their Flip Flops and speedo's.
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Same. Started feeling nauseous and the game hasn't even started yet.
No doubt you felt the same when Sir Alex got exactly the same treatment from Sky on his final Old Trafford game right?
Exactly - thought the same. People are free to vote with their remove controls - to make a point on here just comes across as bitter and resentful. Football rivalry can be so ugly at times.
Heavens above, it's his last game for the club he has served so brilliantly, let him have this day, not that he probably wanted it.
You really do fancy yourself as some faux-intellectual who's better than everyone else, don't you?
Sterling was never especially impressive as a finisher, this season he seems worse.
Apologies to Dann ;-)
Ah, a personal attack when backed into a corner. Keep digging...
I think that is a polite way of saying there are serious defects in the Liverpool set up which Palace seems particularly adept at exposing.
PARDEW.
He's done what was expected, neither more nor less; the real test is next season.
I think that goes without saying, but i don't think it's entirely fair to downplay it by saying he's "done what was expected". Personally, I still think it's an impressive achievement.
I think he would have been facing the sack if United had not qualified for the Champions League this season.
He's overtaken Liverpool but Liverpool lost Suarez for the whole season and Sturridge for virtually the whole season. With the money he's been given he would absolutely have deserved the sack if he hadn't overtaken Liverpool. He's also failed to get United back to playing attractive football. Hoofing the ball to Fellaini has been accepted this season because of the need to get back into the CL but next season if he comes fourth and is still playing unattractive football he will be under severe pressure.
Pardew has done a terrific job at Palace and their gain is Newcastle's loss.
Newcastle will probably lose next Sunday but stay in the EPL. I just can't see Hull scoring against Man U not unless van Gaal and his team turn up in their Flip Flops and speedo's.
Errr...do you have inside information regarding the Liverpool team that will play against Stoke?