Could Cardiff Crossing stall Liverpool?
Fri Mar 21, 2014 11:55 am
Could Cardiff crossing stall Liverpool?
David Moyes has been ridiculed this season for advocating a relatively one-tracked approach consisting of cross, cross, cross. But against Liverpool last week Manchester United failed to even muster that sort of threat and that was unforgivable bearing in mind that it is the surest way to worry a still-fragile Liverpool defence. Cardiff are unlikely to be as negligent. In Jordon Mutch, Peter Whittingham and Craig Noone they have some excellent deliverers at their disposal so may, just may, have a chance of stalling the Liverpool bandwagon. PD
http://www.theguardian.com/football/blo ... ok-out-for
Feeling hopeful about tomorrow. Liverpool can struggle against poorer sides and even Fulham took them close with their 3-2 loss. Thinking back to Man City where we were written off by everyone, we could have a chance tomorrow.
David Moyes has been ridiculed this season for advocating a relatively one-tracked approach consisting of cross, cross, cross. But against Liverpool last week Manchester United failed to even muster that sort of threat and that was unforgivable bearing in mind that it is the surest way to worry a still-fragile Liverpool defence. Cardiff are unlikely to be as negligent. In Jordon Mutch, Peter Whittingham and Craig Noone they have some excellent deliverers at their disposal so may, just may, have a chance of stalling the Liverpool bandwagon. PD
http://www.theguardian.com/football/blo ... ok-out-for
Feeling hopeful about tomorrow. Liverpool can struggle against poorer sides and even Fulham took them close with their 3-2 loss. Thinking back to Man City where we were written off by everyone, we could have a chance tomorrow.