Finally some relief

[Guest AnfieldGrass]

Is that it's almost over! Assuming we make the FA cup Final and head over to Anfield-Cardiff once again, there are a total of 11 matches remaining. Phew, it's been a long and winding road, hey jude? Let's hope this injects some adrenalin into the lads and we push on and get another trophy and 8 wins on the trot in the Prem and really press for that 2nd place. One loss for the mancs and they'll buckle under the force that is the red revolution.

 

I'm feeling positive, what about you lot?

Edited March 17, 2006 by AnfieldGrass

[Nerik]

We'll see. The prospect of another cup final is good at this stage of the season and is a boost for the lads I am sure.

[madaboutlfc]

any idea of the ticketing scenario if we keep drawing away

[Nerik]

Well beyond this stage it is neutral for semis and then the final in Cardiff, so it will definitely be the case as long as we are in there.

[psl]

We've not beaten Birmingham yet under Rafa so let's wait and see hey?

[quibs]

Well law of averages, time we beat Birmingham then!

[Falconhoof]

Why wish the season over ? Its been a good one in terms of progress, we've played some excellent football. The run up to the World championship was outstanding, we were playing teams off the park.

 

We've had a bad spell of late but i'm interested to see how its going to work out, hoping the Fulham goals can spark confidence in our forwards.

 

As for talking about getting to Cardiff, lets take the Birmingham game 1st and see what happens. Its the cup, take nothing for granted.

[Kahnee]

Why wish the season over ? Its been a good one in terms of progress, we've played some excellent football. The run up to the World championship was outstanding, we were playing teams off the park.

 

We've had a bad spell of late but i'm interested to see how its going to work out, hoping the Fulham goals can spark confidence in our forwards.

 

As for talking about getting to Cardiff, lets take the Birmingham game 1st and see what happens. Its the cup, take nothing for granted.

 

[Guest AnfieldGrass]

Why wish the season over ? Its been a good one in terms of progress, we've played some excellent football. The run up to the World championship was outstanding, we were playing teams off the park.

 

We've had a bad spell of late but i'm interested to see how its going to work out, hoping the Fulham goals can spark confidence in our forwards.

 

As for talking about getting to Cardiff, lets take the Birmingham game 1st and see what happens. Its the cup, take nothing for granted.

 

I am not wishing the season away, I just think the players must be feeling relieved that the end of a long run is in sight and they now have the chance to consolidate what has been, as you say, a good season. (Please tell me where I said it was a bad season?). I am sure we all will be relieved when the season ends as it has been long and tough, but we've done well and definitely continue to improve, and I for one am feeling confident about the FA cup no matter what any downer pessimists who read negativity into a post might say.

[Guest AnfieldGrass]

 

 

"Good thing about this season...Is that it's almost over!"

 

I misinterpreted that as wishing the season away.

 

That's not wishing the season away it's marking a sense of relief, there is a difference. One that the pea you call a mind is obviously incapable of comprehending.

[stressederic]

That's not wishing the season away it's marking a sense of relief, there is a difference. One that the pea you call a mind is obviously incapable of comprehending.

 

Must be a mass comprehension problem then, because to me it reads like you're glad the season is almost over.