dbignall85
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The team who finishes top always deserve it in my opinion.
This year is (begrudgingly) their year.
This year is (begrudgingly) their year.
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Sadly, this.The team who finishes top always deserve it in my opinion.
This year is (begrudgingly) their year.
The team who finishes top always deserve it in my opinion.
This year is (begrudgingly) their year.
Don't you hope that happens anyway?If Mourinho sends out a deliberately weakened team at Anfield I hope Atletico absolutely muller them next week in the return leg.
The team who finishes top always deserve it in my opinion.
This year is (begrudgingly) their year.
Well I want them to get beat aye, if they throw the league title I hope they get completely embarrassed.Don't you hope that happens anyway?
They'll be the worst champions of England in the PL period.
No reigning champions to contend with because of Ferguson's departure
Officials falling over themselves to help them with pens / punish their nearest opponents
Played 25% less games than Chelsea and City
Football overly-reliant on punts to two goal machines
I have no problem accepting that point. I'm questioning the view though that playing 14 games more doesn't have an impact on the title's destination. It obviously does, and that, therefore, brings into question the achievement of the champions in waiting.Liverpool have played the hand they were dealt, if football was that easy everybody would be doing it.
43 matches of Liverpool against 56 games of City and 56/57 games of Chelsea.
One game per week versus two games per week.
How anyone sees that as a point that can be left aside regarding the destination of the title is beyond me.
Did it not matter, is that what some would say?