Liverpool v Fulham - which way will the markets go ?

get on pogo at those odds, brilliant price

has anyone got a stream cant find on?

we've got a pond

haha good one

http://www.sportlemon.tv/v-4/0/34/v-403588.html

gol gol gol

0-1111111

GTFI

More ****** bad luck great.

Lay a Fulham win could be a shout

Wat that's not Pogrebynak's gol? 

you gotta larf

you gotta larf

I see liverpoolfc calls it bad luck (again) - and someones just called me dillusional !

Liverpool are a bunch of w**k!! Terrible

how much metaphor guna lose on liverpool

Yeah bad luck again have a look at some stats

hit the most woodwork this season

and were top of the table for refereeing decisions against us (opta)

kenny doing great

To be fair this is a sub standard 11 no reina, agger, glen, enrique, lucas, gerrard, suarez, bellamy etc

almost 2

i love it when people think hitting the woodwork is bad luck how about hitting the target every now and again, you mongs

Fulham better team through 17-18 minutes.

yep bad luck this liverpool side

Course theres an element of luck to it of course Liverpool lack a world class finisher and woodwork is sloppy but 31 + some is luck.

way i see it second most chances created in the league add a class finisher and you'll see a different Liverpool, anyway your boring.


As for the game Liverpool front 3 are just way to slow there is no balance in this team set up tonight sadly, Fulham playing well though to be fair.

5 times champions of Europe beeb

liverpoolfc, without reina, gerrard and suarez liverpool are seriously, seriously, average and have been all season, if they dont sign 4 better players minimum, the same will happen next year, maybe worse - the table does not lie

no, 31+ woodworks over the season is crap finishing. always has been, always will be. don't try and hide behind luck because its disingenuous to suggest theres anyone to blame except the players. people don't hit the woodwork that often if they're trying to hit the target, they hit it that often when they're consistently trying to sneak it inside the post.

may be they should shave an inch off the post

Ive had £500 on liverpool 3-0 at 15 to trade at 13 (hopefully) pre ko and will back fulham with a little if they hit 8 on the off chance jol includes some players that can actually be bothered for some relatively easy pickings

Did you get your 13 on 3-0?

Did Fulham hit 8?

Second best defense untill Lucas's injury

Second most created chances

2 domenstic cup finals

most woodworks

top of the table for most refereeing decisions against us.

Dominate alot of games and fail to score is our main issue.

chuck someone who can finish and who isnt as static as carrol and this squad will be up there next season

and you mr moneybagger have hit the nail on the head with your cringy european champions remark, you know the Romans were pretty useful around jesus' time but I wouldn't fancy them against real madrid - its the past - you've gotta let it go

fulham free kick, could have banged it in box, no, they pass it to half way line

I'd rather watch Jeremy Kyle than watch Liverpoor play.

Both are equally depressing... but JK (just) has the edge.

top of the table for most refereeing decisions against us.

this is also known as committing the most fouls, huh

Sorry my bad I meant to say "wrong decisions against us" my bad

wheres the table of wrong decisions then? link please

for the liverpool fans talk about the past and what, any club with the sort of history we have would talk about it, only we were ranked number 1 club in europe just 3-4 years ago and have won the champions league only a few years ago so hardly that long ago was it.

It was on twitter ile try and find the tweet with the image

Really need a goal before half time here.

money bagger was taking the pisss

you liverpool lot don't half whinge! your team has got all the luck it deserves. Your manager has been a bad example in how to talk to the media, makes me cringe every time he's interviewed.

Gus bore off.

Coatsy here you go, interesting website for any premier league fan to be fair. I thought we were first we are actually second to arsenal.

http://www.debatabledecisions.com/tables

ok, I'm surprised there actually is a table, but even they admit the exercise is flawed and to be used for entertainment purposes only. whilst we can all makes factual judgements about offsides, goal line decisions etc, the idea of deciding whether or not a card is correct is very dodgy imo. plus, in only taking 'major decision' i.e. those that directly affect goals scored or not scored, they're missing a large part of the game.

May 1, 2012 -- 8:11PM, green army wrote:

and you mr moneybagger have hit the nail on the head with your cringy european champions remark, you know the Romans were pretty useful around jesus' time but I wouldn't fancy them against real madrid - its the past - you've gotta let it go

Lol

not to mention they talk of 'clear penalties', which is very rarely the case imo

Well I wouldnt make a statement on here then to look stupid and not being able to back it up.

I know it is what it is and not going to  be used for factual information but if you read the section about the list of decisions etc it does show we have had a few big ones against us more than other clubs.

Anyway my main point is with the 31 woodworks, decisions, second most chances created, we've missed virtually ever penalty I just feel as a team we dont have to much further go just someone to finish the moves off could be the difference between 8th and 4th.

Either way this is dire to watch tonight no support at all letting meireles go was a very silly decision.

Ah ffs maxi anytime, wasteful then.

Oh yeah of course like I said I know it isnt massively factual but does have some truth in it to a degree.  At least the decision are voted for by a group rather than just one persons opinion to make it fairer.

34 point behind united and they have their worst squad ever

Worst squad ever but are currently joint top, not doing too bad are they.

me take the pisssss?....never

we have the greatest manager

Yeah Ferguson has instilled that winning mentality into a club, united's squad isnt really a match for Citys man for man but its even because thats manchester united.

I just think without playing overrated welbeck all  year and the harsh treatment of Hernandez the league would already be uniteds wrapped up.

Fulham starting to display their true road form as the half progressed.

not watching this - but the stats on Bet365

Shots on target: 2 each
Shots off target: 9-0 to Liverpool
Attacks: 31-16 to Liverpool
Dangerous Attacks: 19-11 to Liverpool
Corners: 3-1 to Fulham

Is a lay of Fulham a go

It is hilarious the way Liverpool fans are trying to claim they are a decent side by saying "we are top of the debatable decisions against us league table"

Not sure pal thats the story of our season dominate the stats but no cutting edge what so ever, id stay clear of that as its to unpredictable imo anyway

best bet right now is to back the 0-1 scoreline. Hasnt been hardly any chances in this match at all

Liverpool looked like they could score in the last 15-20 minutes of the half but odds not too desirable imo.

liverpools problem is surely pretty simple, they don't score enough,

they've scored exactly half the goals united have and the signings of carroll, downing, henderson and adam i think have less than 10 league goals between them.

liverpoolfc89
01 May 12 20:10 Joined: 08 Mar 12 | Topic/replies: 213 | Blogger: liverpoolfc89's blog
Second best defense untill Lucas's injury

Second most created chances

2 domenstic cup finals

most woodworks

top of the table for most refereeing decisions against us.

Dominate alot of games and fail to score is our main issue.

chuck someone who can finish and who isnt as static as carrol and this squad will be up there next season

Add most whingers,most blinkered fans and worst manager....

nice to see the best team from liverpool winning this evening

NIGHTSURFER
01 May 12 20:35 Joined: 17 Sep 05 | Topic/replies: 67 | Blogger: NIGHTSURFER's blog
not watching this - but the stats on Bet365

Shots on target: 2 each
Shots off target: 9-0 to Liverpool
Attacks: 31-16 to Liverpool
Dangerous Attacks: 19-11 to Liverpool
Corners: 3-1 to Fulham

Is a lay of Fulham a go

You will be telling me next that you can get a bet on with that rancid firm.If you can give it up and get a job....

homefortea Bore off. Yawn.

no idea what match you guys are watching. Liverpool dont look like scoring in a million years. 0-1 is a good bet or a back of fulham at evens isnt the worst bet eitehr

Not sure what the odds on a fulham DNB are but that could be worth a punt cant see Liverpool scoring two tbh, we are terrible at home rarely lose but rarely win so a draw wouldnt be a big schock

I'm not watching it - Just looking for a value bet -

Fulham 1.36 DNB

i told u the value bet. Get on fulham or get on the 0-1

Maybe go with Mystery's tip.

Downing is terrible.

Liverpool need 100 chances to score 1 goal.

Liverpool to finish the season below Everton. They will not like that in the stands.

Although I do think they will equalise.

the bizzare thing was a over 1.5 in the second half was 1.22! Who on earth would back that when everyone knows Liverpool cannot score at anfield?

how can hodgson get any blame for his period at liverpool, what has kenny done?

ffs maxi so close then great tackle! my maxi bet was nearly in!

anyone have a link for this??

This is exactly the same as so many home games this season, dominate the game, create loads of chances and end up drawing or losing.

http://www.sportlemon.tv/v-4/0/34/v-403588.html

May 1, 2012 -- 9:09PM, DAN1974 wrote:

This is exactly the same as so many home games this season, dominate the game, create loads of chances and end up drawing or losing.

"Dominate the game."

I think the players do not want to play for Dalglish. He is dull, so they play dull.

Cheers Liverpool

to be fair this game is not the same as most of liverpools game. They havent created hardly anything in this match so far

I'd be amazed if this didn't finish 0-1.

FunkyIguana

Dont be a tool its clear to see that most of the team that started this game are not liverpool first 11 barring a couple.

^ Not denying it, it's Liverpool's C team.

I was just responding to a comment that Liverpool were dominating this game. They're not - by some distance.

Oh Sorry mate I thought you had quoted a similar thing I said earlier didnt realise that wasnt my post. My bad

No worries mate.

Finally Raheem gets some minutes, some player this lad will be

liverpool one win in their last 7 at home and they started at 1.8! Incredible

i hope you guys all listened! Back Fulham at half time above evens and lay over 1.5 goals at 1.22

Interesting fact...this will be Liverpool's lowest scoring seasonal Anfield since 1904...good job Kenny

they were 1.65 at around 7 o clock!!! they have only won 5 games at home all season, the only teams with less home wins this season are villa, wigan, bolton and wolves. shocking stuff.

lads get ready to trade out at 1.3 on the unders market

take out Gerrard and Suarez!............... Is the current Liverpool first eleven the worst ever?

Shelvey and Spearing should not be anywhere near the first team of a club in the Premier League, let alone one that has ambitions of being in the top four.

have to say I'm surprised by the team choice here. sure, rest players with an eye on the fa cup final, but why so slow to make changes and chase a result? gerrard and suarez weren't on the bench, and surely wouldn't have been hurt by 35-40 minutes or so, yet kenny had 4 defenders (3 of whom were full backs) on the bench?

liverpoolfc89
01 May 12 20:45 Joined: 08 Mar 12 | Topic/replies: 224 | Blogger: liverpoolfc89's blog
homefortea Bore off. Yawn.


You got that right liverpoolfc89 !!

The worst Liverpool team for 50 years.The lowest scoring for 108 years .The worst manager since Don Welsh.

Roy HODGSON at Liverpool



On 1 July 2010, Hodgson was officially appointed as manager of Liverpool, signing a three-year contract.[44] Former

Liverpool striker and manager Kenny Dalglish had been asked by Managing Director Christian Purslow to help draw up a

short list of candidates.[45] Unimpressed by that shortlist, Dalglish put himself forward as a candidate.[46] Some argued

that the appointment of Dalglish would be a backward step.[47] Former Liverpool players who had worked with Dalglish,

such as Peter Beardsley, backed him for the job.[48] Dalglish's application was rejected by the club, who publicly never

gave a reason for their decision but may have felt he had been away from management for too long.[49] Hodgson emerged as

the front runner, the logic behind his appointment being that he could use his long experience in management 'to steady

the ship'.[50][51][52] It was realised that, with the club up for sale when he was brought in, Liverpool were likely to

face some turbulent times, but Hodgson's appointment met with mixed reactions from fans, particularly after Dalglish had

expressed interest in the position. At the time he was reigning LMA Manager of the Year and had just enjoyed a successful

season with Fulham;[53] however, there were many who felt that he had insufficient experience with 'big clubs' despite

his tenure at Internazionale, and that he would struggle to manage genuinely star players.[54] At the time of his

appointment the newspaper the Daily Telegraph asked: "Is he high profile enough for Liverpool, or is he a mid-table

manager over his head?"[55] Some fans worried that he was just a "short term appointment".[51] Former Marseille and

Juventus manager Didier Deschamps later claimed that he had been offered the job before Hodgson, but turned it down.[56]

On 8 July 2010, it was revealed that Milan Jovanović had completed his long-awaited move to Merseyside to become

Hodgson's first signing (although the signing had been instigated by Rafael Benítez before he left Liverpool). On 19 July

2010, Hodgson's second signing was confirmed as Joe Cole, on a four-year contract on a free transfer from Chelsea.

Hodgson's first game in charge of Liverpool was to be against Saudi champions Al-Hilal in Austria, but due to a

waterlogged pitch the game was cancelled. Instead, Hodgson's first game as manager was a friendly against his former

managed club Grasshopper Club Zürich on 21 July 2010, which ended 0–0.[57] On 29 July 2010, his first competitive game as

manager was a 2–0 away win against FK Rabotnički in the Europa League.[58] In the return leg at Anfield, Liverpool again

won 2–0, winning the tie 4–0 on aggregate. Hodgson's first Premier League game for Liverpool was against Arsenal. Despite

Joe Cole being sent off in the first half and Daniel Agger being injured at one point, Liverpool drew 1–1, after a last

minute own goal by Liverpool goalkeeper Pepe Reina.[59] Hodgson also recruited goalkeeper Brad Jones, defenders Danny

Wilson and Paul Konchesky, midfielders Christian Poulsen and Raul Meireles, as well as re-signing full-back Fábio

Aurélio, who had been released by the club earlier in the summer, during a busy first summer at the club. Meanwhile,

Benitez signings Albert Riera, Diego Cavalieri and Javier Mascherano were all sold, whilst Alberto Aquilani was loaned

out to Juventus, and Emiliano Insúa was loaned out to Galatasaray. On 29 August 2010, Hodgson achieved his first league

win as manager by defeating West Bromwich Albion 1–0 at Anfield with Fernando Torres scoring his first goal of the

season.[60]

After that, however, Liverpool had a series of disappointing results. The Reds were eliminated from the League Cup on 23

September by League Two strugglers Northampton Town at Anfield, losing on penalties after a 2–2 draw during open play.

[61] Prior to the home game against newly-promoted Blackpool on 3 October, Hodgson responded to his critics, describing

himself as "one of the most respected coaches in Europe" and said it is "insulting" to suggest he cannot handle

Liverpool's big-name players.[62] Liverpool lost the game 2–1,[63] which continued to pile the misery on Hodgson and his

team, leaving them third from bottom after seven games, and Hodgson admitted that his side were potentially facing a

relegation battle.[64][65] It was the club's worst start to a season in 82 years.[66]

By late October 2010, speculation was rife that Hodgson would be sacked as Liverpool manager.[67][68] Hodgson denied that

he had any intention of resigning.[69] He responded aggressively to suggestions that Frank Rijkaard, who had won the

Champions League as manager of Barcelona, would be appointed in his place.[16][70] However, three straight Premier League victories, including a 2–0 home win over leaders Chelsea, alleviated these speculations, as Liverpool returned to the top

half of the table. New Reds owner John W. Henry backed Hodgson, however he also stated that Liverpool were still building

and need new players in the January transfer market.[71]
Whilst this run of victories provided Hodgson some much-needed respite, the team became inconsistent, dropping points in

a 1–1 draw at Wigan, losing 2–0 at Stoke City (Liverpool's first defeat to Stoke in 26 years)[72] followed by a 2–1 loss at Tottenham Hotspur. However Liverpool's home form had been better, with 3–0 victories over both West Ham and Aston

Villa. On 11 December, Liverpool lost 3–1 to Newcastle United.[73]


On 29 December 2010, Liverpool were beaten 1–0 at home by bottom of the table Wolverhampton Wanderers, the club's first

loss to Wolves in 27 years.[74] After this defeat, Hodgson criticised Liverpool fans for not supporting him from the

beginning of his tenure at Liverpool. At the turn of the year, Liverpool had their lowest points total since the 1953–54

season.[75] A 2–1 home win over Bolton Wanderers in their next game appeared to lift the pressure off Hodgson,[76] only

for a 3–1 defeat at Blackburn on 5 January 2011 to spark the club's owners to consider his position.[77] Despite the

mounting pressure on Hodgson and increasing doubt over his future at Liverpool, he had been backed to remain in the job

by several club legends including Kevin Keegan, John Barnes and Steve McManaman.[78] After 31 games in charge, the

shortest reign in Liverpool history, Hodgson left the club by mutual consent on the morning of 8 January 2011, with Kenny

Dalglish announced as his replacement.[75][79]

Hodgson was dogged throughout his time at Anfield by suggestions that the job was beyond him, in addition to the

continued presence of fan favourite Dalglish – who a significant proportion of the support preferred over him as manager

Be careful who you wish for next at Anfield....

Apparently Fulham had never won at Liverpool before today.