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Penultimate Weekend of the Premier League.
Naturally, the main focus lies towards The Race For Top 4 and The Title. Cardiff I believe are all but condemned back to the Championship.
Business as usual I hope for the Redmen on the back of a very disappoint result at the Nou-camp and nothing more than 3 points will be needed to take this long hard journey into the final Weekend.
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Some massively important games that could be decisive from top to bottom.
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Liverpool’s challenge this season has many similarities with Man Utd under Ferguson – they play exciting attacking football, which is extremely effective, the players work very hard, but they also know how to grind out results. This is why this season is mirroring the 2012 season when both teams finished level pegging. Klopp has replaced Ferguson in that mould of manager. Aguero was literally and ultimately the difference in 2012, and *probably* will be again.
But this also got me thinking about the factors that determine success. Yes obviously managers and quality of players gets you competing at the top. But the real decisive factor that gets you over the line seems to be ruthless players. Gerrard in 2005 really *wanted* that CL win from the Olympiakos group game that season. Messi said he really wanted a CL win this season from last summer. Aguero really wants success. It’s not just the talent that these players have, it’s their absolute desires to win and *influence* to *carry* those around them to glory. Players that constantly deliver in big games. Drogba at Chelsea was just another example. Suarez too. Ronaldo. These players may not always be the most liked or popular but they are *serial* winners that are the ultimate dictator of success. If Liverpool are to stand any chance this season of winning something, someone needs to now step forward and show similar ruthlessness. If not they need to find such a player in the summer. And to do that you need to look at a player’s personality as much as their stats.
And just to respond to Banjo’s thoughts on Gerrard on the other thread – yes he did play a lot of Hollywood balls, probably was quite wasteful in possession at times, probably did have quite a few shots off target. But he always delivered in the big games and was a serial winner. Not surprising that Liverpool haven’t yet won a trophy since he left – even though they now have a better overall team!
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Loved watching Steven Gerrard it would have been amazing to have seen him in a Chelsea midfield when Chelsea were a dominant force. Credit to him though for sticking with Liverpool.
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but lampard and Gerrard couldnt play together 😉
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Jose would have fixed that.?
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Oh, brilliant, 19 year goalie making his debut for Cherries… watch him play a blinder, 1-0 Bournemouth!
Seems Poncho is going for pretty much the strongest team possible, can’t say I blame him, I’d do the same thing and I would have pretty picked that line-up too…
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What did I tell you, half an hour in and the young lad in goal is best player on the park!
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And that was the best save of the lot…
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Dier needs to buy some lottery tickets on the way home… that should have been a 2nd yellow…
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Oh dear… need to see that again…
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Well, that’s not the most boring 45 minutes of 0-0 you’ll ever going to see…
Spuds could either 4-0 up or down to 9 men depending on your point of view…
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Probably both… 🙂
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Absolutely awful referee.
Dier should have been off and Bournemouth could easily have had at least one penalty.Once again I fail to see what Dele Alli does or am I missing something.
But really what bad refereeing
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Okay, saw the reply, silly boy Son and shameful from the Bournemouth player, but playacting is part of the game now, isn’t it?!?
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PS Goali having blinder as you thought!
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That was pretty eventful , should be 2/3 up but now 10 men FFS.
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He’s not having a great game is he, the man in black!!
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No mate he’s not, Bournemouth have been a bit niggly but Sonny lost his head. Can’t see us getting anything out of this game .
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