Have to say Everton were woeful in the second half. Disappointing really as they had the upper hand going into half-time. However Pool stepped up their game and happy Caroll got a goal. Put in a good shift today and his work-rate was good
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Still cannot get over that needless foul. It was just incredibly stupid
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thanks mystic meg, but it will be a very tight match
We gifted Everton a goal aswell, the whole game was poor until LFC started getting on top
Harsh on Carroll, id say his overall play was decent, won plenty of balls in the air, good flick ons, held up the ball .. just his finishing was poor.. but for 2nd match running he pops up with a late winner.. cant ask for any more
It was, and he was very lucky to stay on the pitch
reminded me of the flanagan situation v blackburn when he should have been sent off but the ref sympathised
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CFC CALLUM, you mad bro?
Haha why would I be mad, I don't support either team. So whatever way I'm not bothered. Chelsea can beat them both anyway IF they get through to the final
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Liverpool can beat them both, Spurs can beat them both
its all about on the day, a decision here and there could change everything
Besides Liverpool seem to play better against the bigger teams, its the mid table and below teams we struggle massively against!
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It matters who is better on the day but we have to beat Tottenham first so I won't be speaking about the final yet. Well done to Pool though, both teams poor but Liverpool came on top in the end. Wasn't Carroll supposed to be at the Grand National anyway, lol.
Changed your tune there mate. Sounded like it was guaranteed that Chelsea were in the final...
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Haha, I was joking but of course I'm confident and think they're going to win as I'm a Chelsea fan. Both not in the greatest form so we'll have to wait and see. I'm predicting a very tight game with Chelsea just scraping it. We'll see though...
Chelsea v Liverpool would be a good final anyway.
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I'm worried though about Kenny though tbh. I have admitted, the better team won, and good luck to you in the final-you did deserve to win. But I've been watching interviews with Kenny in LFCTV, he looks so hazard. I'm genuinely worried for the guy. I know I've slagged him off for what he's said in the press, the Suarez thing etc, but he really looks hazard and withdrawn. They may have been from 2009, but he still looks...so withdrawn at times, like a rabbit in headlights.
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^^ Agree with this. I respect Kenny for all he has done. And he was a great manager for us first time around. But it has been 15 years out of management (or there abouts). The game has involved a lot since then and they say Football Managers lead a stressful life. After that much time out I am not sure he has the mentality to survive at this level. He has shown his eccentricity all season and I fear for his health and wellbeing. He just doesnt seem to be able to cope with the media at all.
I know exactly what you mean. I'd hate to think that managing the club he loves (and I love) had a negative impact on his health - that would be awful.
He's not the best man for the job, and he does look withdrawn etc, maybe he'll realise it?
I'd hope so to be honest. Like I said before, I have myself criticised him recently for PR reasons, rightly or wrongly, and I know, I support Everton and all that etc lol. But he just looks bewildered sometimes and just not with it. And I don't want to say too many negative things about Kenny right now for obvious reasons, and right now, he's still going to be going through **** after what happened, and like I mentioned earlier, it still upsets me greatly when I see footage. I admit-I cried earlier on. Ad no doubt he's going through worse obviously. And I just would not wish that upon anyone. But what he's done since then-it's just simply admirable.
I'd rather Kenny went upstairs than be a manager. He's a legend and I simply don't want to see his reputation tarnished-from a footballing perspective. But that's just my opinion from a footballing perspective. And it's nothing to do with rivalry.
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I think we all hope so. It's the only way he can possibly leave without someone's reputation being tarnished. The club is understandably loathe to sack such a huge part of its history.
I think you guys should watch this interview with Kenny, it's with his daughter [I think?]. ESPN Exclusive Interview: Kenny Dalglish | Football Video and Audio | ESPN.co.uk - the longer version was on TV but I can't find it online anywhere.
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So, ahead of tonights game, who would you rather get? Personally I'd go for Chelsea. We have a very good record against them in recent times, quite the opposite to whenever we play the spuds.