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Season 2008-09 Liverpool (a) Premier League |
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Alan Shearer commented:
"Whether we had enough to come here and win is a doubt but we felt we could come here and get something out of the game. "Time is running out but we've still got two very important home games which will decide our fate, no doubt about that. "The game with Boro - whoever loses that will find it very difficult to come back. But I believe we will get something from our next two home games. "We were lucky to keep it down to three, how many times did they hit the bar? "I was disappointed with the manner
of the goals. The first was offside and the second and third were from
set-pieces. If you give players things to do at set-pieces and they do not
pick up their man, it is very disappointing." “I wondered if I should have laughed or cried, so I decided to laugh. “But our fate was not going to be decided here. This is a very difficult place to get anything. Our fate will be decided by our two home games with the next one against Middlesbrough probably the biggest game this club has had for a very long time.” On Barton: "He deserved to be sent off, he has
let himself and the club down - we will do what we have to do.
As expected, United failed to pull off their 'Mission Impossible' on Sunday
afternoon in front of an Anfield crowd including James Bond himself, Daniel
Craig. And Alan Shearer's side started to self-destruct when Joey Barton marked
his return to Merseyside with yet another violent outburst, leaving an
opponent on a stretcher and the midfielder out of our final three games. |
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