【12/13赛季英超联赛第28轮】维根 v 利物浦 0-4 S7又一顶帽子 高灯#1

flyingfox

i_lo_kelly 发表于 4-3-2013 02:11 PM
联赛排名就是稳定度最好的指标~~ 有道理下我不否認

不過要等到聯賽結束才能知 ...

BR给人看到希望，他的打法，给与青年军机会，甚至买人都给人看见希望~~

但是联赛排名让人绝望~~

上一场胜得漂亮，下一场输得糊里糊涂~~

我也非常希望他成功~~~

甚至乐观点，照BR发展路线，联赛结束可能有满意成绩~~

RedFoxx

继续下去只要能够稳定利物浦就能翻身了

fallen_0217

今年进前四还是不容易啊.不过希望至少有个第五吧.

fallen_0217

补充,保欧战席位,争欧冠席位,外加小苏金靴!

khaixian

期待下一场比赛

i_lo_kelly

flyingfox 发表于 4-3-2013 02:26 PM
BR给人看到希望，他的打法，给与青年军机会，甚至买人都给人看见希望~~

但是联赛排名让人绝望~~ ...

如果能夠解決攻守平衡的問題
再加上一定的穩定性 （就如你所說的穩定性 = 成績排名）
我不介意他長期執教 （好像廢話吧）

要一隻球隊改頭換面
需要一定的時間
他自己上任的時候也說過
這是一個long term的方案

如果接下來成績不是十分難看的話
應該繼續下去

不過沒有耐心的人可能等不及了

總之我下個賽季還希望看到同樣的教練執教
不要再走國王的路了 ～ 浪費了很多人力與金錢

除非突然一個中東佬入股
大燒錢 ～ 那樣的話可能可以至少段時間給球迷一些驚喜
不然的話還是要按部就班比較好 （純屬個人意見）

i_lo_kelly

就算這個賽季拿第十名 ！！也應該繼續用同樣的教練 ～
如果第二個賽季還是一樣 ～ 沒進步
那才評估也不遲

皇朝不是一日建成
曼城很威猛 ～ 不過也不如曼聯那樣穩定

龙之骄子

說到克星。。。維根還好。。。
熱刺對我來說就真的是克星了。。。

mcwong

龙之骄子 发表于 4-3-2013 04:24 PM
說到克星。。。維根還好。。。
熱刺對我來說就真的是克星了。。。

利物浦的没落就是几年前输热刺后开始的。

龙之骄子

mcwong 发表于 4-3-2013 06:10 PM
利物浦的没落就是几年前输热刺后开始的。

所以我討厭的球隊。。。曼聯之後就是熱刺了。。。

醉了__Drunk

此时此刻， 就是有让人期待下一场的魅力，爱死你了。LIV & BR。。。。。

RedStorm91

联赛2连胜也就是说下一场....

huatiang

fallen_0217 发表于 4-3-2013 02:55 PM
今年进前四还是不容易啊.不过希望至少有个第五吧.

温格都说他的目标是第二，那为什么我们不能Aim前四

mcwong

龙之骄子 发表于 4-3-2013 06:17 PM
所以我討厭的球隊。。。曼聯之後就是熱刺了。。。

所以我们从那里跌倒就要从那里站起来，而下一场就是我们的好机会了！

上官戀

mcwong 发表于 4-3-2013 08:53 PM
所以我们从那里跌倒就要从那里站起来，而下一场就是我们的好机会了！

希望這次可以順利過關

willonsk

龙之骄子 发表于 4-3-2013 04:24 PM
說到克星。。。維根還好。。。
熱刺對我來說就真的是克星了。。。

热刺/枪手/垫底球队都是我军的克星
前两者的球风好像和我军一物克一物 每次对阵都很难有好的结局
即使大好局面也会落得合局或被逆转
垫底球队就完全展示我军遇弱更弱的死穴


不过BR的带队确实让人看到改变 而且是让人越来越贪心的改变
20年了 希望反弹之路现在开始...

fallen_0217

huatiang 发表于 4-3-2013 08:29 PM
温格都说他的目标是第二，那为什么我们不能Aim前四

是可以没错啦.
不过10分的差距嘛...
实际点才不会失望.
如果可以前四就是bonus了。

latte3948

bryan_cio 发表于 4-3-2013 12:47 PM
以热刺如今的实力, 要赢得毫无争议才算是复苏? 你的条件会不会太苛刻了点?
能够赢热刺赢得无可争议应该是 ...

以热刺这两三年的成绩来看，他们越来越强，但稳定度还不够。还不到可以争冠的实力，利物浦要争取前四，热刺是肯定要拔掉的。若热刺拔不掉，前四进不了，欧战也成疑。

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Liverpool’s Luis Suarez, Manchester United’s Shinji Kagawa, Tottenham’s Jan Vertonghen and Everton’s Seamus Coleman make our latest Premier League Team of the Week.

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Pepe Reina (Liverpool): Luis Suarez stole the headlines after scoring a hat-trick in Liverpool’s 4-0 win at Wigan, but Reina made a number of outstanding saves to make sure Wigan never got a foothold in the match. He denied Arouna Kone, Emmerson Boyce and Franco Di Santo in the first half, and made another good save from Paul Scharner’s header in the second half to secure his clean sheet. Ben Foster was also excellent for West Brom at Chelsea, but just misses out.


Seamus Coleman (Everton): Everton got back to winning ways with a convincing performance against Reading on Saturday, and key to the Toffees’ dominance in the game were their full-backs and wingers. The left-sided partnership of Leighton Baines and Steven Pienaar is never short of praise, but Coleman and Kevin Mirallas were excellent down Everton’s right, with Coleman having more touches than any player on the pitch. He set up Marouane Fellaini’s opener and sent over seven crosses in total as he was allowed to bomb on. No Everton player made more tackles than the Irishman, either.

Jan Vertonghen (Tottenham): Perhaps surprisingly, Sunday’s north London derby was decided by the defences. While Arsenal struggled to keep out Gareth Bale and co. with their high line, Vertonghen and Michael Dawson were immense at the back for Spurs. On the odd occasion Arsenal did break through, the long legs of Vertonghen were able to nick the ball to safety. He edges out Dawson for a place in our team by a whisker.

Chris Samba (QPR): Dawson misses out because of the superb display put in by Chris Samba to help QPR to a monumentally-important win at Southampton on Saturday. The former Blackburn star got on the end of everything sent into the Rangers box, making a huge 19 clearances.

Gael Clichy (Manchester City): He wasn’t his side’s star man – that honour went to Carlos Tevez – but Clichy made a game-high seven tackles against Aston Villa on Monday night as Manchester City claimed a 1-0 win to keep alive their faint title hopes. With outstanding performers elsewhere preventing the likes of Tevez winning a place in our Team of the Week, we had to include at least one representative from City, for whom all four defenders had good games.

Michael Carrick (Manchester United): After a weekend of so many brilliant attacking displays, it would have been easy to overlook Carrick’s contribution to United’s win over Norwich. However, the playmaker was arguably the star man of the 4-0 rout, making an absolutely incredible 120 passes yet still managing to leave the field with a 93% accuracy ratio. Carrick certainly didn’t stick to the easy option either, pinging long balls into feet every time he had the opportunity.

Marouane Fellaini (Everton): The competition was so high this week that we could fit only one of Fellaini or Steven Pienaar into our team. Both players claimed a goal and an assist in Everton’s win over Reading, but we plumped for Fellaini because of his slightly greater involvement and the good work he did in his own box. He played in an advanced role behind Nikica Jelavic for Everton but fits into a three-man midfield in our team.

Shinji Kagawa (Manchester United): Another player forced into a deeper role in our team is Manchester United’s hat-trick hero Shinji Kagawa, who scored one of the goals of the weekend and scored from both of his other two shots in the game. Kagawa was also his side’s top passer behind Carrick, influencing the play throughout.

Philippe Coutinho (Liverpool): Playing on the left side of Liverpool’s front three, Coutinho was a constant threat and source of creativity at Wigan. He set up the Reds’ first goal for Stewart Downing with a nice bit of skill and pinpoint cross, and he played the pass from which Suarez scored his first and Liverpool’s second – another one of the best goals of the weekend. With Daniel Sturridge not even playing in this game, Brendan Rodgers’ side can finally count on moments of magic from players other than Suarez.

Wayne Rooney (Manchester United): Rooney played perfect passes for Kagawa to score his second and third goals against Norwich but clearly felt he deserved a greater share of the headlines, scoring arguably the best goal of the game in the closing stages from virtually 30 yards. Prior to that, Rooney had been creating chances almost at will for his team-mates.

Luis Suarez (Liverpool): Suarez is one of three players vying for this season’s Premier League Player of the Season awards, and the Uruguayan did his chances no harm with a hat-trick and generally outstanding display in Liverpool’s 4-0 win at Wigan. His first goal in particular showed off his quality, but he was at his effervescent best throughout, harrying Wigan’s defenders when he didn’t have the ball and terrifying them with his dribbling skills when he did have it.

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