Saturday 18 October 2014

Reality of Real Madrid


Daniel Sturridge's newest setback couldn't of came at a worse time, with Real Madrid coming to Anfield on Wednesday. Ronaldo, Bale, Kroos, Rodriguez, Modric and many others gives me a sick feeling in my stomach, if Skrtel and Lovren take up the same form they've been displaying a dark shadow will take place above Anfield and the media will have a field day. Last year we were able to outscore our opponents with the best strike partnership in the world now we within 6 months we've lost both for the biggest match for Liverpool in the past 4 years. Can you see Rickie Lambert or Fabio Borini dribbling past Sergio Ramos or Pepe, fat chance. Its hard to see how such a good start to pre-season as well as all the hopefulness we took out of the new signings can put us in this position. We need confidence and goals will bring this, what options do we really have?

We need a miracle, I think we have a few. Step up the man who needs a big game to prove his worth, a man deemed a terrible buy compared to Daniel FUCKING Welbeck, a man who can be a superstar and a fool all within one kick of a ball. Mario Ballotelli. its about time he showed the fans a bit of passion, more desire, more appetite to play for the shirt rather than his own ego. Putting him against one of the toughest oppositions in the world may just motivate him enough to prove himself. Mario has been with the club now for 2 months and the opposition couldn't be more perfect, this is the same team that Luis Suarez will prove his worth against come Saturday but first Mario gets his turn.

Second in the miracle possibilities is the main who has saved Liverpool's arses countless times, Captain Fantastic. Steven Gerrard wont need any introductions in this match he will know exactly what it will cost to get the victory. Every Liverpool fan remembers the score when these two
last met, highly unlikely of a repeat especially when Steven Gerrard was one of the best players in the world at the time, but the man still has a few sparks left in his old wise legs hopefully Brendan will unleash him in a more attacking role for some time against QPR to get him more comfortable there ahead of Real Madrid .as giving the surprising the opposition may be the key

The loss of Sturridge may be a blessing in disguise it may allow Mario or even Lambert the opportunity
 to step up and be the hero, however when the boy is back fit he needs to be wrapped in bubble wrap because he is one of the few senior players at Liverpool now and only time will tell how much we miss his services. Liverpool need to get back playing the Liverpool way not struggling to beat lower teams, we need ruthlessness and power. The passing and everything else needs to be stepped up, rely on Brendan to get the best out of all of the players and hopefully catch the rest of the teams up.

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