Will Liverpool end the season in the big 4 - Page 5

Hitchy9 · 07-11-2009, 12:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Willie-Beaman

More like you cant prove you have better defence, wingers and strikers than Spurs and Villa.

Defoe, Keane, Agbonlahor, Carew > any of your strikers

A fully fit Yakubu and Saha are better than all of those.

Lennon, Modric, Ashley Young, Milner > any of your wingers

Agree with you there for the most part. Although I would say Pienaar, one of the most underrated players in the premier league and close to our best player, is better than Milner and a lot more consistent than Young and Lennon. Bilyaletdinov is coming along nicely as well.

King, Woodgate, Dunne, Collins > any of your cb's (maybe Jagielka is worth arguing.)
Dunne better than any of our CBs? . Jagielka is better than all of those defenders and I would say Distin is better than Collins and just as good as King and Woodgate. Yobo deserves a mention as well.

We also have a better goalkeeper, a better LB and we are on par with the other clubs RBs when either Neill or Neville are playing. When Arteta is fully fit our centre midfield would be better too.

Also, have you forgotten which team has finished 5th the past two seasons?

Willie-Beaman · 07-11-2009, 12:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Hitchy9

Also, have you forgotten which team has finished 5th the past two seasons?

Its a matter of opinion to be honest, but where are you in the league now?

Your first team at the start of the season got done 6-1 by us... and since then you've lost your best CB.

Hitchy9 · 07-11-2009, 12:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Willie-Beaman

Its a matter of opinion to be honest, but where are you in the league now?

Your first team at the start of the season got done 6-1 by us... and since then you've lost your best CB.

Again showing your cluelessness. Our best defender - Jagielka, our best midfielder - Arteta and our best striker - Yakubu were all out for that match. That match was in the middle of the Lescott sh*tstorm where the team was obviously hugely unsettled and our CB clearly didnt want to be on the pitch. Even Hull wouldve demolished us that day

Yes our form has been woeful this season... but did you know that we have had the most injuries of any premier league this season? Probably not.

Willie-Beaman · 07-11-2009, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by Hitchy9

Again showing your cluelessness. Our best defender - Jagielka, our best midfielder - Arteta and our best striker - Yakubu were all out for that match. That match was in the middle of the Lescott sh*tstorm where the team was obviously hugely unsettled and our CB clearly didnt want to be on the pitch. Even Hull wouldve demolished us that day

Yes our form has been woeful this season... but did you know that we have had the most injuries of any premier league this season? Probably not.

Now Jagielka is yes, although when Lescott was there Man City didnt come calling with £24 Million for him did they?

Jagielka is overrated by Everton fans, never see him scoring from set pieces and his defending is just above par imo.

Have a nice day its sunny outside

kop2k8 · 07-11-2009, 01:35 PM

We will finish comfortably in the top 4, its not even a quarter of the way through yet and we are not that far behind anyway

Hitchy9 · 07-11-2009, 03:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Willie-Beaman

Now Jagielka is yes, although when Lescott was there Man City didnt come calling with £24 Million for him did they?

Lol, you do realise that Jagielka has been out injured since April last season? Maybe City would've came after Jagielka if he was fit, you never know..... What difference does it make anyway, just because City payed a massively overpriced transfer fee for Lescott it means he's automatically better? You honestly have no idea what you're talking about, do you.

Anyway, your inability to debate the original topic at hand (Everton having a strong team) and the points I used to back that up has meant this conversation has gone down a path that isn't even relevant - who is better out of Lescott or Jagielka.

JuanmaFotini · 07-11-2009, 03:55 PM

sure

forzamilan90 · 07-11-2009, 04:32 PM

i say no

KingCantona07 · 07-11-2009, 04:45 PM

Unfortunately I think they'll be alright because the others don't seem consistent enough. Depends on how fortunate all the contenders are across the whole season with injuries. Can't see Everton threatening, Villa maybe not a big enough squad, which leaves only City or Spurs to take it imo. If Liverpool do finish in the top 4 I think it won't be higher than 4 tbh.

Madness11 · 07-11-2009, 04:52 PM

I agree with Kingcantona. Tottenham, Man City and Everton seem to lose too much. The game so far with Man City and Burnley is proof.

DeacsWF · 07-11-2009, 04:58 PM

Haha, Liverpool seem to lose to much.

Hitchy9 · 08-11-2009, 05:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Willie-Beaman

Now Jagielka is yes, although when Lescott was there Man City didnt come calling with £24 Million for him did they?

Lescott was at fault for all 3 goals they conceded yesterday.... he has also been mediocre at best all season. That's what £24m gets you

Willie-Beaman · 08-11-2009, 09:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Hitchy9

Lescott was at fault for all 3 goals they conceded yesterday.... he has also been mediocre at best all season. That's what £24m gets you

Guessing your watching Match Of The Day... well you will see 2 of the goals were Wayne Bridge's fault then...

Enjoy the Arsenal game

Hitchy9 · 08-11-2009, 09:18 AM

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Originally Posted by Willie-Beaman

Guessing your watching Match Of The Day... well you will see 2 of the goals were Wayne Bridge's fault then...

Enjoy the Arsenal game

I dont watch MOTD. Lescott gave away a pen, didnt close down the attacker enough for the 2nd goal and was caught out of position for the 3rd.... Yes Bridge was at fault too, but Lescott played a huge part as well. So many City fans are calling for his head on bluemoon, lol

Willie-Beaman · 08-11-2009, 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Hitchy9

I dont watch MOTD. Lescott gave away a pen, didnt close down the attacker enough for the 2nd goal and was caught out of position for the 3rd.... Yes Bridge was at fault too, but Lescott played a huge part as well. So many City fans are calling for his head on bluemoon, lol

Edit: seems i tuned into motd after it had happened.

mikahel · 08-11-2009, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Willie-Beaman

There wasn't a penalty in the match for either side.

burnley had a penalty which Graham Alexander scored.

Chapstik · 08-11-2009, 10:37 AM

liverpool will get there evetnually. bit like the people writing us of last year. man city, tottenham etc arent consistant enough but it will be interesting to see

mikahel · 08-11-2009, 10:42 AM

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Originally Posted by Hitchy9

Again showing your cluelessness. Our best defender - Jagielka, our best midfielder - Arteta and our best striker - Yakubu were all out for that match. That match was in the middle of the Lescott sh*tstorm where the team was obviously hugely unsettled and our CB clearly didnt want to be on the pitch. Even Hull wouldve demolished us that day

Yes our form has been woeful this season... but did you know that we have had the most injuries of any premier league this season? Probably not.

Arsenal have a longer injury list than Everton atm. Everton only have 8 injuries while Arsenal have 9 but they are still performing well.

Jimbosile · 08-11-2009, 11:09 AM

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Originally Posted by mikahel

Arsenal have a longer injury list than Everton atm. Everton only have 8 injuries while Arsenal have 9 but they are still performing well.

Liverpool had 11 injuries when we played Fulham.

Willie-Beaman · 08-11-2009, 11:20 AM

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Liverpool had 11 injuries when we played Fulham.

I dont understand why you qouted that because he was saying Arsenal are still performing despite the injuries... Liverpool aren't doing well at all.

Jimbosile · 08-11-2009, 11:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Willie-Beaman

I dont understand why you qouted that because he was saying Arsenal are still performing despite the injuries... Liverpool aren't doing well at all.

Because someone said Everton have had the most injuries than Mikehal said Arsenal have had more and Liverpool have had more again. I was just proving Everton don't have the longest injury list

Hitchy9 · 08-11-2009, 11:52 AM

Liverpool + Arsenal have bigger squads and also more money to spend on them. It's all relative

barrycameron · 08-11-2009, 11:58 AM

in all serousness, i thin kthe top of the table will look like this:

1 - Arsenal +3248 goal difference!!
2 - Chelsea
3 - Man Utd
4 - Liverpool
5 - Spurs
6 - Aston Villa
7 - Man City

Hitchy9 · 08-11-2009, 12:10 PM

Would love to see Arsenal win it... don't think they will though.

Chelsea
Utd
Arsenal
Liverpool
City
Villa
Spurs

Zeno · 08-11-2009, 12:12 PM

City may drop points near the end,So Villa and Spurs are more likely to finish ahead of City in 5th place.

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KingCantona07 Elite Join Date: Apr 2007 Gender: Male Posts: 6,828	Unfortunately I think they'll be alright because the others don't seem consistent enough. Depends on how fortunate all the contenders are across the whole season with injuries. Can't see Everton threatening, Villa maybe not a big enough squad, which leaves only City or Spurs to take it imo. If Liverpool do finish in the top 4 I think it won't be higher than 4 tbh. __________________

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Madness11 EA Veteran Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: South East London! Age: 16 Gender: Male Posts: 13,035 Blog Entries: 6	I agree with Kingcantona. Tottenham, Man City and Everton seem to lose too much. The game so far with Man City and Burnley is proof. __________________ RIP Debi BE LOUD, BE PROUD, BE PALACE!

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DeacsWF Elite Join Date: Jul 2008 Location: Winston Salem, NC Teams: United States of America, Seattle Sounders, Wake Forest, THFC Gender: Male Posts: 5,886	Haha, Liverpool seem to lose to much. __________________

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Hitchy9 Forum Junkie Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Old Trafford Posts: 3,407	Liverpool + Arsenal have bigger squads and also more money to spend on them. It's all relative __________________ EA, hurry up and fix Fifa 10's Manager Mode already.... The game is nearly 2 months old for crying out loud.

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barrycameron Forum Guru Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 1,606	in all serousness, i thin kthe top of the table will look like this: 1 - Arsenal +3248 goal difference!! 2 - Chelsea 3 - Man Utd 4 - Liverpool 5 - Spurs 6 - Aston Villa 7 - Man City __________________ 9 May 2009: Rangers 1 - 0 Celtic 4 October 2009: Rangers 2 - 1 Celtic

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Zeno Forum Guru Join Date: Sep 2009 Gender: Male Posts: 1,131	City may drop points near the end,So Villa and Spurs are more likely to finish ahead of City in 5th place.