Is this the turning point for Liverpool?
Posted by Cathal Breathnach on January 20, 2010 | 2 Comments
It’s a win that moves Liverpool just a point behind tonight’s opponents Tottenham in the race for the final Champions League spot.
Rafa Benitez knows that the first half of the season couldn’t of been any worse, however will tonight’s 2-0 win prove to be the turning point. Only time will tell I guess, but I, one of Liverpool’s biggest critics has to admit that they looked a far better side tonight than they have for a long long time.
Next up, a trip to Wolves.
What do you think? Comments below please.
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January 20th, 2010 @ 10:48 PM
today was a much needed win.we played far better than we’ve playing lately and i can take one of rafa’s comments and i say it.”i see some light in the end of the tunnel”.i believe the team is up and running now.we played fairly well.but i have anger with benitez for using a bad degen and leaving “AGAIN” on the bench a great and talented Babel..i want to say that if rafa doesnt like babel he should sell him and not keep him and destroy him.otherwise start playing him for god’s sake..he is much better than degen..LFC 4 ever..despite the victory,bring King Kenny back as manager..
January 21st, 2010 @ 12:29 AM
Maybe it’s a turning point but I don’t know if it’s momentum just yet… when they win on the road, or win 3 in a row – then they are in good shape. Don’t forget – Tottenham are usually poor against the top sides, so this win is great but not as impressive as it may seem.