[ParkJinYoung]

Jordan wrote:

Haha. Don't picha their lobang leh. They really think Wolves is bao jiak one. 3 points in the bag is a given, esp when Arsenal took 3rd spot after the win the night before. I really hope they can beat Barca

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Wolves is number 7 in the league leh.
Don't tink anybody underestimated them

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[hardtounderstand]

What other position can he play.....

[Cloudi]

Henabi wrote:

Hopefully OT for once... Join forces with the correct side and keep their noisy neighbour quiet

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lol in order to defeat man city (THANOS) we can only rely on CAPTAIN MARVEL (Crystal Palace) not that OT( Spider-man)

[hardtounderstand]

Origi moved ahead of Shaq

Divock Origi has come from nowhere to force his way into Jurgen Klopp's plans

It's been telling in recent weeks that Klopp has turned to him ahead of both Xherdan Shaqiri and Daniel Sturridge.

Why? The manager knows exactly what he's going to get. Origi takes the fight to opponents when he's got the ball and works tirelessly to shut down space when he hasn't.

He carried out orders perfectly after being summoned from the bench away to Fulham and home to Spurs as on both occasions Liverpool grabbed late winners.

Origi is the perfect example to those on the fringes of Klopp's squad. He's shown patience and then made the most of every opportunity that has come his way.

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Don't mind having such a impact sub. They play their part too.

[hardtounderstand]

Guardiola claimed he was not surprised by the Reds' last-gasp win over Tottenham on Sunday, Liverpool's third success of the season as a result of a goal in the 90th minute or later.

"Once maybe it is luck, or the second time it is luck, but to happen three or four or five times it is because they have something special," he said.

"I'm not wasting my time thinking, 'They were lucky here, there and everywhere'. That doesn't give you an extra point."

[wadsad]

hardtounderstand wrote:

Origi moved ahead of Shaq

Divock Origi has come from nowhere to force his way into Jurgen Klopp's plans

It's been telling in recent weeks that Klopp has turned to him ahead of both Xherdan Shaqiri and Daniel Sturridge.

Why? The manager knows exactly what he's going to get. Origi takes the fight to opponents when he's got the ball and works tirelessly to shut down space when he hasn't.

He carried out orders perfectly after being summoned from the bench away to Fulham and home to Spurs as on both occasions Liverpool grabbed late winners.

Origi is the perfect example to those on the fringes of Klopp's squad. He's shown patience and then made the most of every opportunity that has come his way.

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Don't mind having such a impact sub. They play their part too.

i sometimes abit sian of echo.

when they praise someone, they die die must drag another 1 down. cannot just praise then end there.

[hardtounderstand]

wadsad wrote:

i sometimes abit sian of echo.

when they praise someone, they die die must drag another 1 down. cannot just praise then end there.

Maybe trying to use tough love to motivate...

[daylight]

ParkJinYoung wrote:

Wolves is number 7 in the league leh.
Don't tink anybody underestimated them

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wolves is really surprised team of the season.
from promotion to best team outside big 6 teams is not easy

[Henabi]

hardtounderstand wrote:

Guardiola claimed he was not surprised by the Reds' last-gasp win over Tottenham on Sunday, Liverpool's third success of the season as a result of a goal in the 90th minute or later.

"Once maybe it is luck, or the second time it is luck, but to happen three or four or five times it is because they have something special," he said.

"I'm not wasting my time thinking, 'They were lucky here, there and everywhere'. That doesn't give you an extra point."

NO need to Think....

We are blessed by the POWER OF THAI MONKS

[hwaa]

greenhse wrote:

I heard got people said wolves in semi this Sunday, so this mid week match pose no threat

[1xtreme]

daylight wrote:

wolves is really surprised team of the season.
from promotion to best team outside big 6 teams is not easy

Dun forget they are the team that knock Liverpool out of the Fa cup. If both city & us really fight till the last match to decide the title winning team, our match against them would be a very very tough one.....

[evilduxy]

curo wrote:

Ya. Before start of the game, LFC forums already got alot of people complaining about the midfield trio and somehow they were proved right. So its not just us fan from so far away. Its so obvious even to those diehard fans.

the problem is the midfield trio

u put 3 static midfielders wanna play against geyland utd isit ~ ~

die die must put fab cause even when henderson starts with fab he also play decent

[evilduxy]

ParkJinYoung wrote:

Wolves is number 7 in the league leh.
Don't tink anybody underestimated them

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wolves is portugal without c.ronaldo leh

[onioneggred]

ParkJinYoung wrote:

My colleague who went going on n on in office when man u beat PSG, whole lunch time keep watch highlights. Say man u is back to glory days
Today face very brack

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If Man U beat or draw with Man City, I will cheer for them that day and celebrate with my Man U friends

[Medicated Oil]

daylight wrote:

wolves is really surprised team of the season.
from promotion to best team outside big 6 teams is not easy

Agreed that they are quite impressive in their attack.
Not sure whether the owner will cash in on their star players or add reinforcement to their squad in the next season.