Thursday, 19 March 2015

LIVERPOOL'S STRUGGLE 2014-2015 TO THE TOP FOUR POSITIONS

 LIVERPOOL FC
 Vs
MANCHESTER UNITED


Brendan Rodgers refused to criticize Steven Gerrard despite his senseless dismissal in Liverpool's 2-1 defeat over Manchester United.
Gerrard ensured his final meeting against United would be remembered for all the wrong reasons as he was sent off just 43 seconds after his half-time introduction from the substitutes' bench.
Already 1-0 down thanks to Juan Mata's opener, Liverpool's chances of a comeback receded when their captain stamped on Andee Herrera after the Spaniard had slid in for a tackle.
Liverpool went on to lose 2-1 but Rodgers would not condemn his skipper, choosing instead to praise him for saying sorry for the stamp afterwards.



The midfielder accepted full responsibility for the defeat, which leaves Liverpool five points behind United in the race for fourth.
team-mates and manager down today, even more importantly I let all the supporters down and I take full responsibility for my action," Gerrard told Sky Sports.






Raheem Sterling is ready while Daniel Sturridge and Jordan Henderson could both also play despite niggling injuries.Don't want to be perceived as a 20-year-old money-grabber who has been convinced to move on? There's a simple solution, writes Brian Reade.



Liverpool FC

Once the most successful club in England with 18 league titles and five European Cups, Liverpool have fallen on hard times in recent years, but appear to be on the up again after Brendan Rodgers led the Reds to second place finish in the 2013-14 campaign.



Raheem Sterling at the end of the match, decides to give his own view about his future plan and career at Anfield.

Wednesday, 11 March 2015

MANCHESTER CITY'S RACE TO WINNING THE TITLE 2013-2014 (BARCLAYS PREMIER LEAGUE)

MANCHESTER CITY PARADES PREMIER LEAGUE TROPHY
On the day that England’s provisional World Cup squad was announced, it was notable that the Premier League champions were celebrating their success with a distinct lack of Englishmen aboard an open-top bus.
FA chairman Greg Dyke has described Manchester City’s title triumph as ‘pretty depressing’ and one look at their team-sheet for Sunday’s final game at home to West Ham told you why.
Goalkeeper Joe Hart was the only English player in their line-up at the Etihad before he was joined by James Milner 14 minutes from the en



YAYA TOURE and PELLEGRINI ADMIRE THE TROPHY


However, the leading midfielder YAYA TOURE insisted that it was unfair to single out DAVID SILVER and countered Dyke’s comments by claiming that England are benefiting from their internationals playing alongside the likes of David Silva and Sergio Aguero every week.
He said: ‘You could say Manchester City haven’t got many English players but we have a quota, the same as everyone else. You can’t say it’s Manchester City.



ALBERT SQUARE

The debate mattered little to City and their supporters on Monday night as tens of thousands of fans gathered in Albert Square and along a one-mile route through Manchester to celebrate a second title in three years.
Manuel Pellegrini and his players appeared in front of the town hall before leaving for an open-top bus parade and then caught a late flight to Abu Dhabi.


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