EPL 3rd March - Liverpool v Manchester United
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Saturday, 3rd March 2007
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Liverpool v Manchester United
ESPN Ch 23 - 8:45 pm - (Live)
Liverpool : Reina, Finnan, Agger, Hyypia, Carragher, Riise, Aurelio, Pennant, Gerrard, Sissoko, Zenden, Bellamy, Crouch, Kuyt, Fowler, Gonzalez, Arbeloa, Dudek.
Manchester United: Van der Sar, Kuszczak, Heaton, Neville, Brown, Ferdinand, Vidic, Silvestre, Evra, Heinze, Ronaldo, Park, Scholes, Carrick, Giggs, Fletcher, Richardson, Rooney, Saha, Larsson, Solskjaer. -
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Liverpool is red hot and it would be a dream if MUFC can get something out of Anfield.
nevertheless, points on the board is better.. -
Do you guys noe where is a good place to catch the match? I would be watching with my Liverpool-fan friend and we are looking for somewhere "neutral"
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Haha I will be watching with a Liverpool fan at chalet too!! Somewhere there has a cafe which provides live coverage. Darn it's gonna be a great match.
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if u're also pool fan then go to Liverpool Bar at Boat QuayOriginally posted by Spica:Do you guys noe where is a good place to catch the match? I would be watching with my Liverpool-fan friend and we are looking for somewhere "neutral"
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Somehow i think Pool will win this 1
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can u pls explain ur answer in no more than 300 words?Originally posted by lpx88:Somehow i think Pool will win this 1 
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I actually feel man u could win this match... Pool are at the top of their game at home but If past 10 yrs history is anything to go by, utd somehow play better against Pool just like they don't usually do well against gunners... Remember Rio scoring with a header very close to the end of the match... Forlan scoring against them after Dudek's mistakes...
Well... lets hope this nice history can continue... -
man utd sucks and they drop points because liverpool will pwn them.Originally posted by Spica:Do you guys noe where is a good place to catch the match? I would be watching with my Liverpool-fan friend and we are looking for somewhere "neutral"
Any good suggestions?
i hope this is 'neutral' enough for you -
coffeeshop la all those uncle neutral 1 unless they got bet then diff. caseOriginally posted by Spica:Do you guys noe where is a good place to catch the match? I would be watching with my Liverpool-fan friend and we are looking for somewhere "neutral"
Any good suggestions? -
time for united 3rd loss of the season
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Originally posted by ghimpheng:time for united 3rd loss of the season
i'm refusing to believe what you predicted until i see the real score myself this coming saturday -
we will win this one and leave a 12 point gap by the time chelsea kick off theri fixture
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Sorry, but I'm a 100%, die-hard Utd fanOriginally posted by a-Lost-9uY:if u're also pool fan then go to Liverpool Bar at Boat Quay
Thanks for all the great suggestions, but guess will probably end up in some pubs. Is Devils Bar still screening? May be able to persuade my Pool-fan fren to go there, but too bad, no one to share his misery there haha.
From past few clashes btw Pool and Utd, think Utd has the upper hand in having won more games. We should see... -
boring boring man utd, boring boring boring man utd
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Originally posted by allentyb:boring boring man utd, boring boring boring man utd
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Gerrard hopes to halt United title charge
Steven Gerrard insists Liverpool are determined not to allow Manchester United to 'win the title at Anfield'.
If United beat Liverpool on Saturday, it will give them a 12-point lead over current Premiership champions Chelsea and, in the Reds skipper's eyes, virtually end the race for the championship.
And although Liverpool cannot win the title themselves this term and are looking to secure Champions League qualification, Gerrard is adamant their bitterest rivals will not take their biggest step yet towards the title under the noses of the Kop.
He added: 'It hurts to say this, but they have been playing some really good attacking football this season. They are also really hard to beat because they have some great defenders.
'The rivalry for this fixture has got bigger and bigger over the years and the games are built up more and more. As a player, these are the games you want to play in.
'But I am in the city among all the banter and I know our fans are desperate to take the three points this weekend.' -
Saha ready for Anfield test
As the Reds preprare to take on Liverpool at Anfield, Louis Saha is hoping to retain his place in the starting line-up for United after his return to the scoresheet against Reading on Tuesday night.
The striker struck in the fourth minute of the fifth round replay at the Madejski Stadium as the Reds went three goals up inside six minutes.
The Frenchman looked lively against the Royals and although he came off with a minor injury in the second half, he says he is available and looking forward to the visit to Anfield.
"The injury is not too bad,” he told MUTV. “It’s just a calf cramp after I got a few kicks on it so I think it was better for me to come off."
SahaÂ’s goal against Reading was his first since scoring against Manchester City in the league at Old Trafford back in December.
With such an important Premiership fixture looming at the weekend, he is gaining confidence and back to scoring ways at exactly the right time.
"It's been a long time since I scored," he admitted. "I'm looking for more confidence and more minutes to play, which is always important for a striker." -
Judging from recent results.. Man U might lose to cylinders-firing Pool. Juz hope the Devils will pull up their socks.
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trueOriginally posted by Gackt247:Judging from recent results.. Man U might lose to cylinders-firing Pool. Juz hope the Devils will pull up their socks.
the defence department seems to be in chaos the last few games -
Fortunately, MUFC players got their feet on their grounds and firmly believe they just to go to the finishing line to win it and not at Anfield.
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i am rooting for a liverpool win.
it will open up the title challenge. if man u wins only man u fans will remain interested in the remaining fixtures. -
Reina: Edwin holds title key
LIVERPOOL keeper Jose Reina reckons opposite number Edwin van der Sar is key to Manchester UnitedÂ’s success this year. The two old enemies go head-to-head at Anfield on Saturday.
Reina reckons Van der Sar is among the best in the world — but expects the Merseysiders to dent United’s title hopes by taking the three points. Spaniard Reina said: “Edwin is a big part of their success. He is so consistent and one of the best keepers in the world.
“But, collectively, Man United are playing so much better than last season. I don’t know why. “Perhaps it is the return of Paul Scholes that made the difference and the form of Cristiano Ronaldo.They give United great balance.”
Liverpool trail their rivals by 16 points. But Reina added: “We fully expect to repeat the performance and victory we got at home to Chelsea and take all three points off United.
“We won’t give up on the title until it’s mathematically impossible but we aren’t preoccupied with it, just winning this game.” -
even if MUFC loses, it will only open the title race to Chelsea.Originally posted by dragg:i am rooting for a liverpool win.
it will open up the title challenge. if man u wins only man u fans will remain interested in the remaining fixtures.
just another set of fans.
if MUFC wins, the same set of fans are still keen cause they now know Chelsea can't afford to lose. so they will monitor both MUFC and Chelsea's games.
So more people interested, So better if MUFC win.
no difference to arsenal or liverpool fans. They are aiming for european cup victories.
Wrong logic, Dragg.