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We can beat Chelsea for sure I just think there too solid a unit and like you say our defence will give them chances. Just think there defence are better equipped to handle us more than what our defence is to handle their attack. Anfield will be hectic for the game tho. Be like the 05 CL semi for sure.
Oh for sure mate, the days of Rafa and his 1-0 victories were good but the attack of this side has been incredible. Tbh I'm worried if we have an off day against either we'll cop it. Hazard on Flanagan scares the shit outta me. Ok much quality in both those sides to really hurt us.
I know he doesn't have to do it anymore but I miss Gerard scoring from 30 yards out
Another Swansea goal although it should have been a free kick for the foul on Suarez at the other end.
Anyway, yeah I'll take a 5-3 win. Too many times we'd draw 0-0 against someone like Sunderland and you'd look at the stats and they'd read Liverpool 65% possession and 22 shots on goal to 0.
Have you noticed though, all the games in which we've conceded a few goals have been against the rubbish sides? We've been strong defensively against the decent sides.
FA Cup final v West Ham - made even better by the awesome commentary of Martin Tyler.
Could the Goners miss out on the top 4 altogether?
Well that wasn't good.
Half the goals we've conceded this season have come in just 3 games. Madness.
We need more pace and we need a top striker.
Besides Walcott we have no senior superfast winger. AOC is rightly seen as a CM. We need at least 2 more flyers, someone to play on the left and one on the bench. And we need a top striker.
I could make us champions next season with 70 million pounds. A 40 million striker, a 20m left winger and a 10m supersub winger.
I doubt it will happen, and Cameron neither confirmed or denied anything, but it makes things interesting.Roman Abramovich Could Face EU Sanctions Over Crimea, Says David Cameron PA/The Huffington Post Posted: 21/03/2014 15:23 GMT
Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich could be targeted for sanctions over Russia's annexation of Crimea, David Cameron has hinted.
On Friday afternoon the prime minister warned Russia it faces international isolation and tighter sanctions unless Vladimir Putin takes steps to de-escalate the crisis in Ukraine.
He said the European Union had agreed a range of measures in response to Moscow's intervention in Crimea including trade restrictions on the "occupied" peninsula.
The EU has also expand its blacklist of Russian officials and politicians subject to travel bans and asset freezes by 12 names to reach a total of 33.
Asked by reporters during a press conference in Brussels whether he would consider adding Russian oligarchs, including Abramovich, to the sanctions list, Cameron said: "We certainly haven't ruled anyone out from this approach."
"The EU approach, and the way it works under the laws that we have, is that you need to target people who have a direct relationship with the action that has been taken," he said.
Alexei Navalny, a leading Putin critic, told the New York Times that Europe should target sanctions at the Russian president's "inner circle", including Abramovich, who he described as "the Kremlin mafia who pillage the nation’s wealth".
The 12 individuals added to the EU blacklist include deputy prime minister Dmitry Rogozin, Putin's adviser Sergey Glazyev and aide Vladislav Surkov, the Speakers of Moscow's lower and upper parliamentary houses Sergei Naryshkin and Valentina Matviyenko, and Russian MP Elena Mizulina, who sponsored proposals to allow regions to join Russia without the agreement of their national authorities.
http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/201...movich-david-cameron-sanctions_n_5007358.html
How old is that meme photo, is that a 5110 he's talking on?