Manchester United vs Liverpool - Sunday 16th March 2014
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Who do you think will win this Super Sunday clash this weekend?
No prizes for guessing who I'm supporting but in the end I'm expecting it to be a draw.
No prizes for guessing who I'm supporting but in the end I'm expecting it to be a draw.
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Liverpool should go into this match as optimistic of a win at OT as they have been for years. Going on our performances this season there is no real reason for us to expect to beat them.
However that certainly doesn't mean we won't win or we aren't capable of winning. We have the players and the ability to do it and do it by a margin but up until now we have almost excuslively failed to show it this season so there isn't any huge reason to expect us to turn it on like a tap on Sunday.
Play like we have done in some of our more inexplicable defeats this season and Suarez and Sturridge will rip us a new one, play like we can actually play and it could be a cracking game.
I predict a very attacking game with plenty of goals I think it will end up a 2.2 draw,
Not the ideal result for Liverpool but a draw will kill off any hope man united have of catching Liverpool
Says the fan of the most overated team in the prem:D
Don't laugh, Wigan are a top team
I'll go for 1-0, probably when Liverpool forget to mark Van Persie at a set piece, or when Skrtel inevitably does something stupid and gives away a penalty
As man united will be then just 8 points behind liverpool,
And Liverpool have some very tough games that they could easily lose,
Like the ones against Chelsea and man city, that could be six points dropped right there,
So A draw would not be a bad result for liverpool as it keeps man united away from us
My honest (and gut-wrenching) prediction.
Why are you worried about keeping United away from you?
You have categorically stated that Liverpool will finish first or second. United will be nowhere near that.
If they win on Sunday.
And while I think Liverpool can still win the title anything can happen in football
It's full of swings and round abouts
Poets often change direction between stanzas allowing the reader to observe different viewpoints and experience different emotions. I feel talkman evokes the spirit of the late Seamus Heaney's style of writing in so far as you get the impression that he is p***** when he does most of his work.
I have read it again. It still contains 'So A draw would not be a bad result for liverpool as it keeps man united away from us'. Why are you so worried about that, when you're DEFINITELY going to finish first or second?
Heaney was no match for Talkman.
Looking for sentences to follow one after the other in the traditional fashion and for full stops to be used to differentiate between them rather than putting them in randomly when the fancy takes you is hardly acting like "grammar police".
You are aware that you are writing as if every post is a poem?
On sunday in my mind that guarantees a top four finish and champions league,
While at the same time a draw at old Trafford is a good result and still keeps Liverpool
In the title race
Ah, it's just a bit of banter, innit?
That's not what you said in the Liverpool thread.
You categorically stated that Liverpool would finish first or second.
Really? I'm yet to see any evidence of that.