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How many will Liverpool score V Gus on Wed?
- Thread starter Chicken Runner61
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Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Liverpool will hopefully hit the ceiling of the Sunderland net on several occasions.
Albion_Dave
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Couldn't agree more. Would love Sunderland to be relegated but if it was a toss up between them or Palace then it's Palace every time.
Chicken Runner61
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- May 20, 2007
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It will be Palarse - if Sunderland go down it will be monumental and probably because Gus got deducted 10 points for being a tw*t
OzMike
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A fair chance of both being relegated, but if by very slim chance we get promoted through play offs, then how would you feel.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Agree. Poyet is a tosser, but also a tosser that needs to finish above Palace.
terryberry1
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Would rather see Poyet get relagated. Hate the man with passion. Im bored of our obsession with palace. Couldn't give a shit if they stay up or not
Eagle Slayer
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Liverpool 5 Sunderland 0
Liverpool 6 (SIX) Sunderland 0
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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What I want is Palace to come down this season and Sunderland to come down next season.
The reality is if Gus gets relegated this season it will be spun that it wasn't his squad of players so wasn't his fault. And he'll probably come straight in for Ulloa and Buckley if they do come down, so we'd be knackered for 2014/15.
The reality is if Gus gets relegated this season it will be spun that it wasn't his squad of players so wasn't his fault. And he'll probably come straight in for Ulloa and Buckley if they do come down, so we'd be knackered for 2014/15.
Bladders
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Sunderland would have sacked Gus long before relegation was confirmed if they start badly in the Prem next season. ..........but I do like your thinking on this one.
Tricky Dicky
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By all rights it should be a shed-load scored by Liverpool and nothing by s'land, so it'll probably be a Mackem win, in that case.
Pavilionaire
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I'm not so sure Gus will get the sack swiftly if he survives this season but starts the next one badly. He got them to Wembley, he beat Newcastle, he's at least given them a chance of survival, and you can be sure he'll say all the right things to keep his job.
symyjym
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Nah, I would rather avoid Palace next season and change places the season after.
Also because they will be looking to redevelop their stadium, they cannot really start the process whilst they are in the Prem because it has to be built stand by stand, and will initially have massive affect on their capacity. They are stuck between a rock and a hard place where they are now, so I am happy for them to delay the inevitable.
Playing Poyet and Bridcutt next year sounds much more fun than the same old boring "we hate Palace games". Palace is one for the distant future when they are ready to implode as we are peaking.
symyjym
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Just noticed this Poyet quote:
Poyet believes that Brendan Rodgers title-chasing side's hopes rest squarely on the shoulders of their talismanic No.7.
"I am not surprised, that's why they have got a chance. Without Suarez, they would probably be in mid-table," said Poyet on Tuesday."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-news-liverpool-would-mid-table-3284632
Poyet believes that Brendan Rodgers title-chasing side's hopes rest squarely on the shoulders of their talismanic No.7.
"I am not surprised, that's why they have got a chance. Without Suarez, they would probably be in mid-table," said Poyet on Tuesday."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/liverpool-news-liverpool-would-mid-table-3284632
dejavuatbtn
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More than likely before kick off.
Footsoldier
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