Even ex players admit the tide has turned

Kicking up a fuss for a week or two to get into the champions league, and defend your title, does not compare to a lifetime of bitterness, that is passed down through the blue family like a cherished heirloom.

nothing to do with the precedent being set by real madrid. dont let that little bit of info cloud your bitterness

I am as big a support as anyone of our great club but complacency is an ugly bedfellow. Logical analysis acknowledges that we had a good start but if you look at our recent results and expectations, we need to be more realistic in our outlook. As far as the Liverpool game goes, well we haven't done to much against them in recent years apart from the odd blip. Despite our form and confidence, I can see us seizing up, Moyes needs to get into their heads, something he has failed to do in the past.

Incidentally all those Liverpool so-called fans that call us Woolybacks are probably youngsters that do not understand the origin of the term.

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Despite our form and confidence, I can see us seizing up, Moyes needs to get into their heads, something he has failed to do in the past.

I agree, the one criticism I have of Moyes,is that his record in the real important games (derby, latter stages of the cup) is poor. And can we please have two good halves.I'm sick and tired of playing well in one half and kak in the other.

Lawro is absolutely right, Everton have more quality in their squad than Liverpool do, of that there is no doubt.

Today's stats and Liverpool's bus parking tactics showed that

Parking a bus? Surely lumping it up to fellaini time and time again says it all about your team!
Perfectly good goal ruled out at the end and yet again the fans let the club down by throwing objects at Suarez.