Man City - Liverpool OVER 3,5

tipsadontlikehim · 12-26-13, 03:46 AM

I agree with this

Vaughany · 12-26-13, 04:39 AM

No aguero tho

Celtics08 · 12-26-13, 05:23 AM

I'm not sure about what will do Brendan. No would surprise me if he starts with Moses in a false 4-4-2. Prefer wait to lineups for bet here.

wagerjunkie · 12-26-13, 11:55 AM

Originally posted by Celtics08

I'm not sure about what will do Brendan. No would surprise me if he starts with Moses in a false 4-4-2. Prefer wait to lineups for bet here.

Brendan Rodgers has vowed to go on the offensive at the Etihad Stadium tonight asLiverpool look to clinch the prized scalp of Manchester City.
Having been top of the tree on Christmas Day, the Reds face the toughest examination of their title credentials against free-scoring City.
The Reds’ impressive tally of 42 league goals after 17 games is their most prolific at this stage of a season since 1979. However, it’s dwarfed by the 51-goal haul of Manuel Pellegrini’s men.
Big-spenders City have won eight out of eight at home in the Premier League this term – netting 35 times in the process – but Rodgers won’t set his team up merely to frustrate the hosts.
In pictures: Liverpool FC's win over Cardiff City

GALLERY: Liverpool v Cardiff at Anfield
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Liverpool thrashed Tottenham 5-0 in their previous away trip and Rodgers wants his side, who are searching for a fifth successive league win, to show the same kind of ambition against City.
“What City have demonstrated so far this season is that their squad is one of the best in the world, not just in the Premier League,” Rodgers told the ECHO.
“They have been able to show that power particularly at home.
“It’s a difficult game for us but we are going into it with great confidence. We always respect who we play against but we have no fear of the opposition.
“In my time here we have played Manchester City twice and been the best team on both occasions. We need to take that into this game.
“We need to make sure we don’t make mistakes and play our possession game. We need to go there and do what we’ve done during this calendar year.
“We have shown we can score goals. We’re arriving into a key game knowing we have that ability. That always makes a team think.
“City score a lot of goals but they also concede. We have an attack minded philosophy and that won’t change.
“The game is always about balance. Our game at Tottenham showed that. They had power, pace and quality but the balance in our game was outstanding.
“The way we pressured them both with and without the ball was very good. We need to repeat those standards

hotelis · 12-26-13, 12:26 PM

pretty square, but im on it as well.

hotelis · 12-26-13, 12:49 PM

corrupt refs on the under. worst offside ever

Doughboy22 · 12-26-13, 12:54 PM

Should be 2-0

new era · 12-26-13, 12:54 PM

liverpool looks really good right now.

Doughboy22 · 12-26-13, 01:00 PM

Kompany

wagerjunkie · 12-26-13, 01:53 PM

Originally posted by wagerjunkie

Brendan Rodgers has vowed to go on the offensive at the Etihad Stadium tonight asLiverpool look to clinch the prized scalp of Manchester City.
Having been top of the tree on Christmas Day, the Reds face the toughest examination of their title credentials against free-scoring City.
The Reds’ impressive tally of 42 league goals after 17 games is their most prolific at this stage of a season since 1979. However, it’s dwarfed by the 51-goal haul of Manuel Pellegrini’s men.
Big-spenders City have won eight out of eight at home in the Premier League this term – netting 35 times in the process – but Rodgers won’t set his team up merely to frustrate the hosts.
In pictures: Liverpool FC's win over Cardiff City

GALLERY: Liverpool v Cardiff at Anfield
View gallery

Liverpool thrashed Tottenham 5-0 in their previous away trip and Rodgers wants his side, who are searching for a fifth successive league win, to show the same kind of ambition against City.
“What City have demonstrated so far this season is that their squad is one of the best in the world, not just in the Premier League,” Rodgers told the ECHO.
“They have been able to show that power particularly at home.
“It’s a difficult game for us but we are going into it with great confidence. We always respect who we play against but we have no fear of the opposition.
“In my time here we have played Manchester City twice and been the best team on both occasions. We need to take that into this game.
“We need to make sure we don’t make mistakes and play our possession game. We need to go there and do what we’ve done during this calendar year.
“We have shown we can score goals. We’re arriving into a key game knowing we have that ability. That always makes a team think.
“City score a lot of goals but they also concede. We have an attack minded philosophy and that won’t change.
“The game is always about balance. Our game at Tottenham showed that. They had power, pace and quality but the balance in our game was outstanding.
“The way we pressured them both with and without the ball was very good. We need to repeat those standards

easy ass hit on 1st half over! GL on full game fellas! need 1 more goal at 64 minutes in. BOL!

wagerjunkie · 12-26-13, 01:57 PM

wowo Liverpool just missed a WIDE OPEN equalizer and couldn't control the ball on the pass and put it in back of the net

(games on NBCsportsnetwork)

wagerjunkie · 12-26-13, 01:59 PM

o my gosh.. another one......wow..

BHS · 12-26-13, 04:07 PM

Liverpool legit goal was called offside. It wasn't.

And how the hell Liverpool and Man City couldnt even score 1 goal in second half?

edabramov · 12-26-13, 04:13 PM

It happens, they had chance into an empty net and suarez shot into an empty net but liverpool player got in the way which resulted in an offside, should been 2-2 2-3 from what I've seen.

Thinking about avoiding Premier League this weekend, not sure how Man City can cope with 2 days of rest, I know over 3 seems solid against Crystal Palace but the physical impact on the team .. possibly the first game in Etihad to stay under? ( Besides Liverpool and hull )

Vaughany · 12-26-13, 04:22 PM

Originally posted by edabramov

It happens, they had chance into an empty net and suarez shot into an empty net but liverpool player got in the way which resulted in an offside, should been 2-2 2-3 from what I've seen.

Thinking about avoiding Premier League this weekend, not sure how Man City can cope with 2 days of rest, I know over 3 seems solid against Crystal Palace but the physical impact on the team .. possibly the first game in Etihad to stay under? ( Besides Liverpool and hull )

Well, they can bring in nastacic, clichy, javi garcia, dzeko, milner who will all be fresh! Probably wont be a thrashing tho like many will expect