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Liverpool have dragged Chelsea back into the title race after crushing them 4-0 in London. A Luis Suarez brace, book-ended by an Andy Carroll opener and Steven Gerrard penalty saw the Reds re-ignite their title hopes.
It was an emphatic display by Pruitt's men, claiming 55% of possession and comfortably winning the shots on target stakes with 13 to Chelsea's 2. It was certainly one of Pepe Reina's easier clean sheets of the season, as man of the match, Daniel Agger, put in a monstrous display alongside Jaime Carragher in central defense.
The result closes the gap between the top two to a solitary point, and brings Inter into the title race as they sit merely three points off the top. With four matches remaining, Chelsea and Burns will feel they must take maximum points in order to end Liverpool's league title streak at three in a row.
Chelsea 0 - 4 Liverpool
Luis (78' Y) Carroll (13')
Suarez (23')
Suarez (35')
Gerrard (90' pen)
Good game. It was a shame the first time we tried to play had to be cut 30 minutes short because of a glitch. Most other managers would've accepted the draw or only replayed one half. It was fun playing a full one even though I had it handed to me.
ReplyDeleteGlitch? What do mean? And what's this 30 minutes short?!
ReplyDeleteDO WE NOT HAVE RULES IN PLACE FOR A REASON! and this was a game the commish played in!
Something stinks here and I want to here from both parties just how the hell this happened. Should not have played another full game
Bullshit!
I paused during a throw in, made a change go my formation and the game was split in two. Its fine. He deserved to win the second match. He played very well.
ReplyDeleteYawn? That's the story/comment from manager B?
ReplyDeleteUh, thanks David for explaining that. Also see that compliments don't go over well with the commish. It's lose lose for you. Just be a robot. No emotion on the blog
Covered in the post above. Whinge all you'd like, just get the facts first. Save the persecution complex for once.
ReplyDeleteScreaming profanity over nothing is going to be met with the appropriate response. "Lose lose" for who? If I react with the same aplomb that you do, you play the victim, if I fail to dignify your mudslinging you launch into an entirely different victimization diatribe. Either way, I'll not be a party to unfounded complaints, see the explanation in the next post.
Oh, the "Yawn" was directed at your sweary rush to judgment above, not Burns. Hope that clears things up.
ReplyDeleteCompliments do go over well, but the posts/comments attempting to stir the more "excitable" members of the league to cry foul over nothing do not.
Whore
ReplyDeletePithy and well thought out, as usual, anonymous.
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