there hasn't been for years, it's baffling, the midfield has needed work for years



Anderson and Cleverley on the bench when some energy is needed?

When he brought Scholes and kept Giggs on, I thought I was having an out of body experience. Couldn't believe what I was seeing.

maybe a little praise for a well organised Canaries side ?



On The Ball City !!!



Let's be 'avin yer !!!

Norwich were outstanding against Man United last night. John Ruddy was never really troubled. It's nice to see things going well for Chris Hughton as he seems to be one of the good guys of the game, and was the only premier league player who wore his shorts higher than Gary Pallister.



Luis Suarez is starting to show his quality on a regular basis now, still has many character flaws but so have many of the Premier League greats. Manchester City have hit tthe top without really hitting any type of form. Everton are showing why they aren't realistic top four contenders, I'd actually bet Liverpool will finish higher. I agree with the posts above about Man United need midfield help, I'd love to see Kagawa stay injury free and get a few games under his belt along with Darren Fletcher.

Wasn't being dismissive of the canaries, just whining about the ongoing mystery of the midfield, strange game in some respects neither team really threatened

Suarez is running away with the Player of the Year award at the moment - He is single handedly steering Liverpool away from having a mediocre season and actually keeping them in contention for a top 6 finish, which should be nigh on impossible when you see the players that Suarez has to work with.



However, Liverpool really don't help themselves when you read Jamie Carragher coming out with stuff that suggests they are a credible top 4 finisher....I'm not saying it is impossible, but at this point in time, Carragher would be better off just letting their performances do the talking, instead of building up the hopes of the often, overly optimistic kopites, which usually just leads to disappointment and the usual harking back to the good old days.



Rodgers is doing an okay job at the moment and his biggest enemy is expectation, so Carragher building up that expectation is not ideal.

All he has said is that it's up for grabs still, which it is. As for Suarez, absolutley unreal, best player in the PL at the minute. Aside from Spurs away a week on Wednesday, we have a good run of fixtures from now till Janurary, every game is winnable, hopefully we can kick on and go on a good run, having said that we're still unbeaten in the last seven PL games, which can only fill us with confidence.

He's slightly in the lead right now. But he'll need to be twice as good to win it.



Liverpool are still having a mediocre season. They are in with a shout of the top 6 because there are a lot of mediocre sides in the league. To make out that Liverpool are achieving something when they're 11th in the league is ridiculous.

Not for me, Cazorla is my player of the season so far.

Another player driving his side to great heights. How Arsenal can even be within touching distance of powerful clubs like West Brom and Everton is amazing.

Kenny Morgans, one of the munich survivors has died www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYsaU4h1z6E I know it was a different era, and relatively close to the end of war when people just got on with it, but looking back its ridiculous how people like him and Harry Gregg played within days of the crash.

Kenny Morgans, one of the munich survivors has died www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYsaU4h1z6E I know it was a different era, and relatively close to the end of war when people just got on with it, but looking back its ridiculous how people like him and Harry Gregg played within days of the crash.

It is up for grabs, and its not impossible that Liverpool could seriously challenge for it, but I don't think its helpful to Brendan Rodgers or Liverpool to have Carragher whipping the fans into an over expectant frenzy.



A couple of months of understated improvement and keeping a lid on things would be a better idea than building the locals up, only for another false dawn come Christmas......Liverpool have had many false dawns over the years and its one of the main reasons for their managers being put under unrealistic pressure and finding the job such a difficult and almost impossible one.