hi-res-456856459-jordan-henderson-of-liverpool-celebrates-scoring-their_crop_exactBrendan Rodgers refuses to admit that we can win the league and no one believes him any longer. Maybe he is only trying to shield our lads from any added pressures of expectation and this is understandable, but he has to come out and say,“We now aim to win the league” at some point before the end of the season. Maybe he’s waiting until top 4 is a mathematical certainty before announcing the new objectives. The problem for Liverpool is that we haven’t got the title winning experience. If they suffer a setback, can they lift themselves to mount another late attack on the title?
For the vast majority of this season our attack has dragged us through to victory; grabbing a point when a loss was looking the likely result. They have been the backbone of the Liverpool resurgence this season. So this late in the season when teams fight for every point until the last second, I don’t think that our attack will score the goals (almost at will) as they did leading up to this point.
As teams defend with seven men and try to counter wanting to exploit the lack of pace we have in Agger and Skrtel. This tactic was used by Sunderland and only a stunning Gerrard free kick and deflected Sturridge shot could unsettle the seven man defensive wall, as Sunderland also highlighted our poor defensive structure at set pieces.
Much has been said about our defensive frailties and rightfully so, we have been poor at times, and then have been brilliant at times. While our attack has been the only constant, we have to assume that at any point, they may not be at their brilliant best and a good defence is all we will have to get us through. Liverpool simply cannot ignore that we struggled at Fulham, and though we beat Sunderland, it was only just. And for 45 mins Cardif were more than match for the Red Machine. But Liverpool has something no other team has..
hi-res-456856459-jordan-henderson-of-liverpool-celebrates-scoring-their_crop_exactBrendan Rodgers refuses to admit that we can win the league and no one believes him any longer. Maybe he is only trying to shield our lads from any added pressures of expectation and this is understandable, but he has to come out and say,“We now aim to win the league” at some point before the end of the season. Maybe he’s waiting until top 4 is a mathematical certainty before announcing the new objectives. The problem for Liverpool is that we haven’t got the title winning experience. If they suffer a setback, can they lift themselves to mount another late attack on the title?
For the vast majority of this season our attack has dragged us through to victory; grabbing a point when a loss was looking the likely result. They have been the backbone of the Liverpool resurgence this season. So this late in the season when teams fight for every point until the last second, I don’t think that our attack will score the goals (almost at will) as they did leading up to this point.
As teams defend with seven men and try to counter wanting to exploit the lack of pace we have in Agger and Skrtel. This tactic was used by Sunderland and only a stunning Gerrard free kick and deflected Sturridge shot could unsettle the seven man defensive wall, as Sunderland also highlighted our poor defensive structure at set pieces.
Much has been said about our defensive frailties and rightfully so, we have been poor at times, and then have been brilliant at times. While our attack has been the only constant, we have to assume that at any point, they may not be at their brilliant best and a good defence is all we will have to get us through. Liverpool simply cannot ignore that we struggled at Fulham, and though we beat Sunderland, it was only just. And for 45 mins Cardif were more than match for the Red Machine. But Liverpool has something no other team has..
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