Merseyside Derby!
By: CSD | March 28th, 2008
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, when our neighbors, Everton, come to visit at Anfield. In the first meeting, LFC squeaked out a win at Goodison Park 1-2. You might remember the controversial switch when Rafa took out Steven Gerrard because he was playing with “too much passion.” Hopefully, Stevie G will make it the full 90 or at least long enough to ensure we’re well ahead.
As far as injuries go, Torres should be fit for the match. Tim Cahill will more than likely be out for the rest of the season for Everton and they will also probably be missing Andy Johnson. Mascherano will definitely miss this match, serving a suspension for his red card debacle last week. Hopefully, this will be the only match he has to miss.
Coming off of a routing by Man Yoo, LFC will be looking to redeem themselves and the derby at Anfield is the perfect place. All pressure will be on Everton who trail the Reds by 2 points on the table. If they somehow manage to pull off a win, their hopes of the Champions League next season will be kept alive. This seems unlikely though because if they couldn’t win when Liverpool were struggling earlier this season at home, they definitely will not get the job done at an away game. This is the match that Everton do not want to play.
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Category: Champions League, EPL, Fixtures, Liverpool, Liverpool Match Day Preview, Player News, Premiership, Rafa Benitez, Steven Gerrard, Team News
Tags: Andy Johnson, Champions League, EPL, Everton, Fixtures, Javier Mascherano, Liverpool, Liverpool Match Day Preview, Player News, Premiership, Rafa Benitez, Steven Gerrard, Team News, Tim CahillSubscribe
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NEIGHBOURS not neighbors.. typical a yank trying to be a scouse
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Can’t wait for this match. With the time of the season it is, and the way the tables are currently situated, this is THE most important game of the season.
BTW, who cares how he spells neighbo[u]rs? Would you really want all international supporters of LFC to stop supporting the club? I’m sure that would do great things for the transfer budgets.
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Hate to break it to you, but the majority of people who write for this site are in the US. Typical…yanks finding something to like about other countries. Those bastards.
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well i worked that one out for meself a long time ago – after all The Offside is based in Yank land and I aint a Yank. Forget the yank flag that appears everytime I post – it should be the good old Union Jack by as my ISP is Yank based its them that tells the lie… not me
COME ON EVERTON
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