Slow start

[The Lone Gunman]

All you Arses and Manures having a late start today then?

Glad to see both teams doign well, the more the merrier in later stages, but who does one support tonight?

[BoredBloke]

Personally I will be supporting Liverpool and hoping that they kick lumps out of the Chelsea players. And then do it all over again at the weekend.

As a Man U fan, supporting Liverpool is hard though.

[wendigo100]

Personally I will be supporting Liverpool and hoping that they kick lumps out of the Chelsea players. And then do it all over again at the weekend.

As a Man U fan, supporting Liverpool is hard though.

That must be a b@stard. And from next Monday, you could pop down to Anfield any time and cheer them on!

[BoredBloke]

No I will be in Chester - well away from your typical curly haired shell suit wearing scoucer, unless he is out casing houses or selling copies of the Big Issue which he nicked off some tramp in a box

[voron]

Personally I will be supporting Liverpool and hoping that they kick lumps out of the Chelsea players. And then do it all over again at the weekend.

As a Man U fan, supporting Liverpool is hard though.

Ah, the price of success is jealousy. No one likes a winner, eh?

[BoredBloke]

"Ah, the price of success is jealousy. No one likes a winner, eh?"

Not a bit of it. If the scoucers can kick a few chelsea players and they suffer a few injuries, then all the better. The way things are going at the moment, nobody looks capable of beating them. What is needed is sombody to get stuck into them and disrupt them. Then Man U may catch up a bit. However, as we seem to be running out of players at the moment, the chances are slim.

[steve'O]

Ahh ! there's the difference. You lose players to injury, you have no quality to replace them...
If you kick lumps out of them, and Chelsea have injuries, you won't see a difference.....

[voron]

Every team is beatable and Chelsea haven't been playing well so far. I'm not so sure that the way to beat Chelsea is to distrupt them. The days of the fancy Dans has long since gone, and what I like about Mourinho's side is that like the great Milan side of the late 80s/early 90s they are all prepared to work hard.

If any team in England worries me it is Liverpool. Although we have a winning score against them, it is never easy and games are very close. I think Benitez has the tactics to beat Mourinho.

[BoredBloke]

I agree, but forcing them to make changes in key areas is better than nothing. I'd say losing Lampard and Terry for a significant period could only be a good thing for the rest.

If I had a preferance though, I'd like both teams to lose.

[steve'O]

But has he the linesman?