[chrizutd]

so 2 weeks tomorro we play liverpool

but will the game be a dead ringer or not?

remember we may be 7pts clear but by the time the game comes the gap may only be 4pts as utd dont play this weekend because of the cc final.
so if this is the case going into the liverpool game they will have the chance to really pull themselves back into the tital race.

im hoping to put the final nail in there premire league coffin

oww and 90min of rubing it in there faces :groupwave reversed::groupwave reversed:

 

[vivaunited]

so 2 weeks tomorro we play liverpool

but will the game be a dead ringer or not?

remember we may be 7pts clear but by the time the game comes the gap may only be 4pts as utd dont play this weekend because of the cc final.
so if this is the case going into the liverpool game they will have the chance to really pull themselves back into the tital race.

im hoping to put the final nail in there premire league coffin

oww and 90min of rubing it in there faces :groupwave reversed::groupwave reversed:

totally agree, herd torrees mgithve picked up another knock, which sounds good. another hope would be for stevie g to be unfit, that wuld really **** them up.

i belive we will *** out firing against them and leave them in the dust. 3-0 at halftime would be amazing. gonna make sure am in the pub havin jars for this match

 

[moondog]

If the dippers get wins against boro and sunderland - doubtful on form, I know - they would only be one point behind us going into our game next Wednesday.

Beating them at OT will be critical to ensure their early demise.

 

[-zuco-]

It's a vital game for them, moreso than it is for us. Anything other than a win and they know they're out of the race. A win for us would see them give up on the Premiership, Rafa would immediately rest his best players in the league and focus on Europe, I'm sure of that.

 

[hatedastarfish]

always a big game no matter wat the gap is. we will be seeking revenge for the losss at the castle greyskull and to kill their lingering dreams of a title.

 

[reddwarf]

If we win it then it's a title decider. If we draw or lose then it's still all to play for.

 

[martinutd]

If we win this game than it will be just one-horse race for the PL, and yes it's a big game for both of the clubs no matter how big or small the gap is.

 

[Richie]

How important? Its monumentally important.

As if the United-Liverpool games aren't important important enough anyway; this one could effectively win the title for us. And not just any title either, one that would equal Liverpools record as titles. The game will have as big an effect as any on who has the title as the biggest English team ever.

Oh yeah, and IF (and its a big if) we win multiple trophies this season, as the media seems to think we will, if we secure the title in that game it could go along way to helping us secure that record because it would give us the luxury of resting players in the League before big cup games.

How important is it? Its probably the biggest Premiership meeting of United and Liverpool there has ever been.

 

[babysenorita]

Liverpool vs Man utd is always very important no matter what circumstances it is. A win to them will not be the title decider just yet but it will definitely boost their confidence, to give them hope that they can still win it is the last thing we need. Even a draw at old trafford will be a good result for them so hopefully we managed to get nothing else but a win.

 

[Jay007]

It's a vital game for them, moreso than it is for us. Anything other than a win and they know they're out of the race. A win for us would see them give up on the Premiership, Rafa would immediately rest his best players in the league and focus on Europe, I'm sure of that.

Agreed.

It's a must win for them, whereas if it's a draw we'll still be in a better position than them.

However, a win would put us into a fantastic position, not just in the Premiership but in terms of the Poo's belief and us potentially being able to rest some players for CL and Cup games.

 

[Mr United]

yup, vital game......we're more comfortable at home.....
I reckon we'll control this game...
We're in better form that Scouser, the only thing is to keep the player fit and if we win, like others said it's a title decider....

 

[stretty]

they have to win every game to have any chance and we can afford to lose to them and still win it , hopefully the pressure will tell on them and we will put them to the sword

 

[marty davidson]

Anything but apart from a lost for us would be good

 

[TheManc]

Its a bit like the Arsenal game at OT last season. A Manutd win guarentee's the title, a Liverpool win opens the race up again, a draw is a big blow to Liverpool.

 

[ReddestFront]

The game v the Vermin is always important. Even back in the 80's when we were sh*t and they were winning everything it was important.

The game coming up is a game we can't lose. If we draw then we keep our advantage, assuming we can beat the Barcodes, if we win then it's our title.

We've already lost to them once this season, I couldn't stomach a second defeat, it takes me a week to get over it . . .

 

[forzaunited]

tbh i want all their players fit and ready so them dumb scousers can't make any more ******* dumbass exscuses

"if we would of had torress it would be another story"
"our players just wern't fit today, we will get revenge" etc...

 

[piazza]

A United victory seals the title, which would allow us to test some of the younger guys out and keep the first XI ready for Europe. Otherwise, the league is pretty much in the air.

 

[tony smyth]

To lose to them twice in one season would be very painful, plus we take a lot of pressure off ourselves by getting a result. The players will be really up for this one and the atmosphere electric. Biggest league game of the season by a long way.

 

[RN10]

I think bar the inter 2nd leg it will be our most important game of the season, i hope we win but i think it will be a nil nil or 1-1 draw unfortunately

 

[IanDangerously]

It's not as important as it could have been if they were still top of the table.