Congrats to Liverpool,they played so well and deserved the 3points..no arguments about that..
anyway,here are the pictures for the gathering at hartamas square..


This post has been edited by ParasitAmol: Mar 15 2009, 03:24 AM

haha,nice one..

nah,anyone is welcomed here..talk all u want while u guys are winning..
lets see if u dare to come back again after u guys lose form..
YNWA=you'll never win always..
no offense

This post has been edited by ParasitAmol: Mar 23 2009, 02:34 AM

nah,i was actually referring to all the name calling and all those unneeded nonconstructive posts..I have always welcomed the likes of Fyrekat to this thread..building constructive comments..even when liverpool lost he was there..so,i quite disagree with your point there..

anyway,since the race title is still on..
here are the remaining games for the two..
Liverpool
Saturday April 4: Fulham (a)

Saturday April 11: Blackburn (h)

Tuesday April 21: Arsenal (h)

Saturday April 25: Hull (a)

Saturday May 2: Newcastle (h)

Saturday May 9: West Ham (a)

Saturday May 16: West Brom (a)

Sunday May 24: Tottenham (h)

Manchester United

Sunday April 5: Aston Villa (h)

Saturday April 11: Sunderland (a)

Wednesday April 22: Portsmouth (h)

Saturday April 25: Tottenham (h)

Saturday May 2: Middlesbrough (a)

Saturday May 9: Man City (h)

Wednesday May 13: Wigan (a)

Saturday May 16: Arsenal (h)

Sunday May 24: Hull (a)

sorry,i didnt mean to leave out chelsea..not that they are forgotten in the title race..just that,the thread was flooded with liverpool supporters recently that i thought it was just beteween us and them..
anyway,here are the rest of the fixtures for the three teams

Liverpool

Apr 4 Fulham (A)
Apr 11 Blackburn R (H)
Apr 21 Arsenal (H)
Apr 25 Hull City (A)
May 2 Newcastle United (H)
May 9 West Ham United (A)
May 16 West Bromwich Albion (A)
May 24 Tottenham Hotspur (H)

Man Utd

Apr 5 Aston Villa (H)
Apr 11 Sunderland (A)
Apr 22 Portsmouth (H)
Apr 25 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
May 2 Middlesbrough (A)
May 9 Manchester City (H)
May 13 Wigan Athletic (A)
May 16 Arsenal (H)
May 24 Hull City (A)

Chelsea

Apr 4 Newcastle United (A)
Apr 11 Bolton Wanderers (H)
Apr 22 Everton (H)
Apr 25 West Ham United (A)
May 2 Fulham (H)
May 9 Arsenal (A)
May 16 Blackburn Rovers (H)
May 24 Sunderland (A)

actually,we were the ones who copied from them..they invented it first..
taken from wiki:
Glory Glory Man United is a football chant sung by the fans of the football (soccer) club Manchester United to the tune of The Battle Hymn of the Republic. In the 1980's Manchester United fans adapted the wording of Glory Glory Tottenham Hotspur, who had been using the chant since the early 1960's..

Five reasons why the title is Liverpool's and five reasons why Manchester United could blow it

FIVE REASONS WHY TITLE IS LIVERPOOL'S

1 RAFA BENITEZ
Nobody plots individual matches better than Rafa but eight games in two months will allow the Spaniard to show he knows how to manage a season. Benitez has won a title from the big guns before, when Valencia pipped Barcelona and Real Madrid to lift La Liga.

2 STEVEN GERRARD & JAMIE CARRAGHER
The side's heart and soul - they know just how much it would mean to end that 19-year wait for the title. Gerrard has been an inspiration all season, while Carragher epitomises Scouse conviction and passion.

3 FERNANDO TORRES
The Spaniard has had an injuryscarred campaign but his movement remains magical. He's come on in leaps and bounds from the man known more for his misses than his goals at Atletico Madrid.

4 ANFIELD
The Kop are Liverpool's extra man and are set to pick the players up and carry them over the line like they used to in those European glory nights of the 70s and 80s.

5 FIXTURES
The Reds have a kinder run-in than United and even the hardest game, against Arsenal, comes with them having rested over the FA Cup semi-final weekend, three days earlier.

FIVE REASONS WHY UNITED COULD BLOW IT

1 NERVES
They looked a shoo-in two weeks ago but now the pressure is on and United could lose a title that really was theirs for the taking. Fergie went through the same thing in 1998 as Arsenal won their first crown under Arsene Wenger.

2 DISCIPLINE
Recent red cards for Nemanja Vidic, Paul Scholes and Wayne Rooney mean all three will be missing against Aston Villa. Referees will have noted the snarling aimed at Phil Dowd on Saturday and will clamp down harder than before.

3 CRISTIANO RONALDO
Unstoppable last term but his on-field bickering with teammates, opponents and referees is turning the Portuguese back into Public Enemy No.1. Unless he gets his act together it could be destabilising.

4 OLD TRAFFORD
The stadium is more intimidating than the fans and back- to-back defeats will add to the edginess against Villa in a fortnight. Fans are prone to get on the players' backs when things aren't going well.

5 FIXTURES
United are still competing on three fronts and have a much tougher league run-in than Liverpool, including Arsenal and Spurs at home, and desperate Middlesbrough away.

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