Hmm, a lot to unpick there.
I don’t know how you got the idea that I have extreme left wing views. I am neither a communist, nor a socialist. I would describe myself as a social democrat if anything. I don’t know what extreme left wing things you think I have posted, and am confused by this characterisation.
But anyway, what on earth has that got to do with my suggested line up?
I haven’t picked the two Dutch guys you despise, I have suggested Trent in midfield, which is hardly a new idea. What is it about that selection that caused your extreme reaction? How is that a strange football vision?
We’re all pissed off after losing, I get that, and you may have had a beer or two, I don’t know, but although your gruff and grumpy persona is amusing up to a point, there are times when a bit of respect would not go amiss. We are, after all, all on the same side.
Finally, I do realise that English isn’t your first language, and there may be a level of cultural misunderstanding involved, no idea, but let’s try to get on.
YNWA
Burnley will park the bus with two lines of four and look to get some direct balls going and support runners once they launch it. We’ll have most of the possession.
So need to create those overloads in midfield and in half spaces to pull them out of position.
Yep have to beat these without expending too much karmic energy/injuries etc.
We’ve got a run of cup finals now (not including the actual cup final!) up to the Cheaty game. Absolutely any dropped points mean we’re not going to win the title as far as I’m concerned. Only way we’re beating Cheaty is from ahead, we’re not going to reel them in of they hold anything more than a few points lead after the Anfield showdown.
Put this way we have to be ahead after that game. If we are we have a chance if not then I don’t think it’s likely.
Don’t care too much about energy being used we have about week break before Brentford hopefully Salah can be some way involved if not this then at Brentford.