This is a must win match. Nairaland mod has been biased to Liverpool fans by not moving our thread to front page. I will quit nairaland if this thread doesn't make front page.

Seun call you mod to order. They have been biased to we Liverpool fanz

luvola:
Seun call you mod to order. They have been biased to we Liverpool fanz

Liverpool has been inconsistent. They hardly impress viewers. They will lose this match anyway.

Well, they are kind of biased because you guys are better than Chelsea but.......you guys are not in the Champions league

xynerise:

Liverpool has been inconsistent. They hardly impress viewers. They will lose this match anyway.

Well, they are kind of biased because you guys are better than Chelsea but.......you guys are not in the Champions league

but we are still in Europe

luvola:
but we are still in Europe

Spurs. is in Europa as well

xynerise:

Spurs. is in Europa as well

.. So ur comparin spurs to liverpool... In terms of history and everything.. We aint mates... If nt for off-recents form... I will stl entertain us nt being in top4 as an excuse of us nt makin fp.. Buh even the season we last season achieved that.. They are stl biased.. We have to beg bf our thread is being moved to fp... And we may not have that many fans.. Buh stl liverpool is stl a top team... Its an insult comparin liverpool to spurs... They are just biased.. Simple!...

Leicester will cheat and decimate liverpool with their juju tomorrow

is true! I agree about being biased. Luvola what has Mukina2 told you about your threads not being on FT??










#I think liverpool deserved better!

Jurgen Klopp’s side return to action at Anfield
on Boxing Day with table-toppers Leicester
City the visitors as the Reds look to end their
winless run.
Liverpool vs. Leicester City
Saturday, 26th December 2015, 15:00pm GMT
Anfield
Premier League
Referee: Martin Atkinson
After an appalling start to the festive period,
Liverpool look to end their four game winless
run and put themselves back on track against
Claudio Ranieri’s men.
Klopp’s side continue to make a terrible mess
of a run of fixtures that should have seen
Liverpool really progress after finding positive
form, and the Reds need to begin reversing the
damage immediately at an expectant Anfield.
Doing so will prove an extremely difficult task
against the Premier League’s surprise
package, and Klopp’s men will have to
improve immeasurably from front to back to
avoid finding themselves cut further adrift of
the Champions League chasing pack.
Previous Meetings
Boxing Day will see the 103 meeting
between two sides and the 51 fixture at
Anfield, where Liverpool have beaten Leicester
on 27 occasions.
The Foxes are without victory on Merseyside
in 15 years, having won on three consecutive
visits before that winless run – the last being
a 2-0 victory in May 2000.
Liverpool are unbeaten in six matches against
Saturday’s opponents and have won three of
the last four meetings, with the last clash a
2-2 draw on New Years’ Day when Nigel
Pearson’s side sat bottom of the league.
Two first half penalties from Steven Gerrard –
who announced his intention to leave the club
at the end of the season after the stalemate –
put the Reds ahead.
But a spirited second half performance and a
quick-fire double courtesy of David Nugent
and Jeffrey Schlupp denied Brendan Rodgers ’
men three points to open 2015.
Ranieri knows what it takes to win at Anfield –
he claimed a 2-1 win on his last Premier
League visit with Chelsea in 2003 – and the
Italian looks to repeat that to become the first
side to defeat the Reds at Anfield in a Boxing
Day fixture.
Form
The Foxes are enjoying a truly remarkable
campaign, sat top of the Premier League with
38 points from 17 games, and they arrive at
Anfield full of confidence and in excellent form.
Leicester have won their last three in a row
and are unbeaten in their last ten games,
having lost only once all season to title rivals,
Arsenal.
Ranieri’s side have won seven of their last
eight outings and have picked up the most
points on the road in the league, posting six
wins and three draws.
They are also the only side in the division
unbeaten on their travels and have scored
more goals away from home than Liverpool
have managed all season.
In contrast, Liverpool’s form has nosedived
rapidly after winning seven of eight games.
The Reds are on a miserable run, winless in
their last four matches in all competitions,
and have picked up just one point from the
last nine available in the league.
Form Guide (Last 10 Premier League games)
Liverpool: D-D-D-W-L-W-W-L-D-L
Leicester: W-D-W-W-W-W-D-W-W-W
Odds
A return to winning ways for Klopp’s side at
Anfield is priced at 10/11, with a draw
available at 11/4 and a fourth straight win for
Leicester valued at 14/5.
Opposition
Ranieri has a strong squad at his disposal,
but the Italian does have a couple of injury
concerns.
Goal machine Jamie Vardy isn’t one though,
with the striker – who suffered a slight
hamstring issue in the 3-2 win over Everton
last time out – set to be fit to take part.
However, Jeffrey Schlupp, Matt James and
Daniel Drinkwater will all definitely miss the
Anfield trip.
Andy King – who Ranieri praised for his form
since coming in – is likely to deputise again
for Drinkwater, and the Foxes boss could name
the same XI that won at Goodison Park.
Along with Vardy, the visitors boast numerous
dangermen, and the Reds must keep a close
eye on partner-in-crime Riyad Mahrez, who
has been a revelation this season.
Klopp’s men will have to tighten up at the
back to guard against Leicester’s blistering
pace on the break, and dominating central
areas to allow for instant pressing to keep the
visitors on the back foot could prove key.
What the Managers say
Klopp said prior to his first Boxing Day fixture:
Ahead of the Anfield trip, Ranieri said:
TV Info
The Anfield clash will not be shown for live
television broadcast in the UK but can be
found on NBCSN, FoxSports, beIN Sports and
SuperSport around the globe.
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“Ranieri is one of the most experienced
and successful coaches in the world. There
is big respect from both sides.
“They [Leicester] play nearly perfect
counter attacking football. Leicester don’t
need many chances to score.
“You can lose football games but you have
to take the right information from it. We
must start better and be aware of
counterattacks.”
“In Liverpool, there’s a very good
atmosphere and we’ll have to show our
very best if we want to win there.
“I appreciate Jurgen Klopp a lot. I watched
him in last season’s winter break and saw
how he worked. Liverpool have a very
good manager.”


http://www.thisisanfield.com/2015/12/reds-look-respond-league-leaders-liverpool-vs-leicester-match-preview/

go red

jamie vardy with a hat trick

Fuc****ked the mod if this doesn't made front page. I am done with this sport section after today. Seun over to u

Mukina2.. This is unfair... If its not all our matches that will make fp.. At least select the few ones which cn... At least.. A response is deserved... ...




Cc.. Luvola.. Maybe u shud try and mail her privately...

TheMainMan:
Mukina2.. This is unfair... If its not all our matches that will make fp.. At least select the few ones which cn... At least.. A response is deserved... ...




Cc.. Luvola.. Maybe u shud try and mail her privately...

mail for denying us a front page ? never

luvola:
mail for denying us a front page ? never

.. Not for denying us fp.. Buh for ventin ur frustrations...