Liverpool FC vs Burnley FC Opposition View point

[thedonz]

Hello Koma and Joe.

I write the match previews and enjoy contributing to this forum . Liverpool teams of the past have been amongst the finest this country has produced and it is a shame that all that has passed. If you have read your history you will know that Burnley FC also have a proud history at the top of the English game. I would guess though that the expectations of both sets of fans are different.

There will not be one poster on here who ever expected to see our small town ( in population only) ,family run club, back at the top of English football. We have one man to thank for that and his name is Sean Dyche. We don't expect to win any trophies like in the past but we will be proud to simply stay in the league.

1) What has Dyche changed?

We now have a midfield who will improve our ball retention so we are beginning to look more attractive. Although, under Dyche, it will be a long time before we are described as an attractive side to watch. Dyche has copied the old Liverpool way of making players wait for a place in the first team. He is incredibly loyal and new players have to wait for either players to leave or until they have shown enough to play the Dyche way. That hasn't changed and won't. He is a manager who doesn't waver from how he believes the game should be played.

2) Tom Heaton will be a big miss and for me, it's going to be all down to Nick Pope's nerve. Pope has the full backing of the defence which is important .

3) Chris Wood has made the start all strikers wish for, scoring early goals to settle himself down and win over the fans. You know what strikers are like when they are on a run of scoring goals.

4) Wells will do well at Burnley, Dyche has been after him for years.

5) Dyche will stride purposely towards Klopp, give him a warm handshake with a smile then shake hands with Klopp's backroom staff. He will then move into his box and not look at Klopp until repeating the same procedure at the end of the game. Liverpool will be given no special preparation.

6) I hope Jon Walters plays some part in the game then

7) I would probably say pace and 25 yard shots

8) Liverpool will score and concede.

9) Burnley will escape relegation

[blueheeler1]

All great responses to our Liverpool friend's questions but with the question of game prediction the number of "wild cards" can often determine outcomes.

Early bookings can change plans and cause the booked players to rethink strategies.

Sending off will change things at the fundamental level.

Referee not giving equal free kicks or being biased with have a major impact on players' behavior.

Injuries to key players during the game can be dipterous.

Brain-storms in giving away own goal or leading directly to a goal.

Freezing up on the day and playing poorly.

Ans on and on.

We always predicate based upon know and anticipated situations but its in the Chaos of the game that so often throws all predictions out the window.

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Not quite sure how correcting a basic spelling error can be confused with racial profiling?

Die hard and die heart have two completely different meanings.

Burnley will concede 74% of the ball possession, score on the break and ruin Klopp's Saturday night with another famous away win. 1-0 Clarets with Wood to continue his goal scoring run of form. With another defeat, I wonder if Klopp's heart will die on him?

[Joe@FOAR]

Thanks to one and all! These were simply brilliant responses to our questions. We truly appreciate the time taken to answer these.

This is the link to the article:
http://www.foarsite.com/2017/09/burn...ol-vs-burnley/

As for the rest of the stuff...water under the bridge and all that. Despite rivalries, we can all be friends and wish each other the best - that's the philosophy I live with. (unless you're a United supporter! )

We would like to wish you a great game...but obviously...not that great! haha

Cheers lads!

Joe

All great responses to our Liverpool friend's questions but with the question of game prediction the number of "wild cards" can often determine outcomes.

Early bookings can change plans and cause the booked players to rethink strategies.

Sending off will change things at the fundamental level.

Referee not giving equal free kicks or being biased with have a major impact on players' behavior.

Injuries to key players during the game can be dipterous.

Brain-storms in giving away own goal or leading directly to a goal.

Freezing up on the day and playing poorly.

Ans on and on.

We always predicate based upon know and anticipated situations but its in the Chaos of the game that so often throws all predictions out the window.

[Joe@FOAR]

For your interest, we also did a 20 min podcast previewing this game from our perspective.

Enjoy! https://hearthis.at/foarsite/foarcas...-preview-show/

[oldcolner]

Is this a scam.
I got this message on. Your preview

We do not preview the Liverpool vs Burnley game at Anfield this Saturday.
Do not listen to this pod!

Nothing to see here. Move along.

[Koma]

Hello Everyone!

First, It was great connecting with you guys. Really Appreciate the great and insightful responses given, especially by Oldcolner and tdonzz. The article was shared across many forums and has been appreciated by many
Second, Hope Burnley has a wonderful season and would really support you when you guys face Man united fans.
And finally, May the best team win on Saturday. (Really wish that it is Liverpool )

[Turfmoorspirit]

Hello Everyone!

First, It was great connecting with you guys. Really Appreciate the great and insightful responses given, especially by Oldcolner and tdonzz. The article was shared across many forums and has been appreciated by many
Second, Hope Burnley has a wonderful season and would really support you when you guys face Man united fans.
And finally, May the best team win on Saturday. (Really wish that it is Liverpool )

Get phucked ! 3 posts in and we are racists !

[oldcolner]

Hello Everyone!

First, It was great connecting with you guys. Really Appreciate the great and insightful responses given, especially by Oldcolner and tdonzz. The article was shared across many forums and has been appreciated by many
Second, Hope Burnley has a wonderful season and would really support you when you guys face Man united fans.
And finally, May the best team win on Saturday. (Really wish that it is Liverpool )

Thanks Koma
Best wishes

[The Bedlington Terrier]

Whatever the outcome, thanks for visiting the site and good luck for the rest of the season (apart from when you play us!)