Now that was a game and a result! Who would have thought that Liverpool would win against Man U? Not me, for sure! But, hey, it's the same old story: never write off Liverpool, especially not in a derby match. But the key question is: can they build on that victory, form, and play? Mascherano says, they must! And he's dead right!
'Yoss da Boss' (Yossi Benayoun) was outstanding - man of the match - together with Jamie Carragher - absolute world-class defending (unlike his recent form...) Even Lucas appears to have had a good game! Tor..Torr...Torres was fantastic, what you would expect. But to be honest, he was disappointed in the past, where as a lone striker he just couldn't get through (e.g., Chelsea defence). But poor Vidic - Torres is his worst nightmare...
Anyhow, tomorrow they'll play Arsenal in the League Cup and then Fulham at Craven Cottege in the Premier League - the game that will really show how they'll deal with Sunday's smashing victory. Liverpool lost four times - and that's about enough for this season, and certainly enough if they want to contend for the title. As I always say, consistency is the key. But it seems that they are getting used to playing with Alonso - something that needed time - and with Yoss da Boss (Yossi Benayoun) being a heck of a force, things are exciting!
You'll never walk alone
'Yoss da Boss' (Yossi Benayoun) was outstanding - man of the match - together with Jamie Carragher - absolute world-class defending (unlike his recent form...) Even Lucas appears to have had a good game! Tor..Torr...Torres was fantastic, what you would expect. But to be honest, he was disappointed in the past, where as a lone striker he just couldn't get through (e.g., Chelsea defence). But poor Vidic - Torres is his worst nightmare...
Anyhow, tomorrow they'll play Arsenal in the League Cup and then Fulham at Craven Cottege in the Premier League - the game that will really show how they'll deal with Sunday's smashing victory. Liverpool lost four times - and that's about enough for this season, and certainly enough if they want to contend for the title. As I always say, consistency is the key. But it seems that they are getting used to playing with Alonso - something that needed time - and with Yoss da Boss (Yossi Benayoun) being a heck of a force, things are exciting!
You'll never walk alone
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