Was telling my mates the other day that it's actually Palace I fear, even more so than Chelsea at home. They're on a good run. Taking only the last 8 games into consideration, Palace would be in 7th place, ahead of Arsenal and Spurs. They have only lost 2 games in that time. Tony Pulis' teams are hard to beat at home. We've constantly had problems getting a result at the Britannia in the past when Pulis managed Stoke.

they also got a great ultras supporters..more reason liverpool must play 110% against them

Wow that is super confident.

aHAHAHAKSSSS...I laugh with glee..again The Star columnist mr kng...or whatever his name is pronounce.. messed up big time...looking ahead of the fixture against us, instead of focus on taking on sunderland, his whole column was devoted to the fixtures against Liverpool, which I felt is disrespectful to the black cats....its not the 1st time mr columnist underestimate lower teams...talking up as if everything is for chelski taking....each time its like - 'we should dispatch villa',,3 pointers in the bag against westham....sunderland is playing like a team consigned to relegation....and chelski's 'experience' should make the difference - the only big different, is they experienced their defeat at the bridge...next time, make sure your mouth is proportionate to your head...or you end up with foot in your mouth...

Norwich will be a significant first step onto the podium, or in this case, one hand on the trophy....no disrespect to anyone, but, I really hope Liverpool will try to take Norwich apart, as it means we are focus and determine...our wins in the last 2 games are a bit shakey...Plus point for us is, Norwich contrive to change manager 5-6 games toward end of the season, which I find is a bit strange..and the interim manager is from the youth team, which beg more questions than answer...again, I hope aspas will play, at least let him play half the match, if he is any good at all, he need to show it on the pitch..