Rodgers on City/Sunderland

[LeTallecWiz]

Great points yet again ...

[article]"Last night was a warning sign for everyone that, at this point of the season with four games to go, nothing is guaranteed," he insisted.

"Look at the results - the biggest message I got from last night was the warning signs are there and you have to do your job.

"You can look at the results of other sides and see them drop points, but in the end it's about what you do and at this stage of the season you have to take the warning signs.

"For supporters and other people looking at games on paper they may or may not look easy, but for managers you know every single game is a test, whether they are at the top or bottom of the league. Every team has quality and every team can score goals.
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[Mersey86]

Yes. Another lesson for me is that one bad result can knock the apple cart and lead to another. If we don't beat Norwich beating Chelsea will become even harder. Just keep winning until nobody can catch us - and hopefully that time comes sooner rather than later. We have the momentum - let's ride it to the title.

 

[Bradley]

 

[FoxForceFive]

Best way to have the players think. It's not a good thing, it's a sign of what can happen to us if we don't focus & give to our all.

 

[Modo]

I think that vid might inspire Snodgrass more than our players.

 

[the count]

I don't think our players need to be inspired against Norwich.
They need not to be complacent

 

[Brizzle]

They need to consider that goal difference might come in to play and go all out. This and the Newcastle games are two where we need to really rack up some goals.

 

[Farkmaster]

They need to consider that goal difference might come in to play and go all out. This and the Newcastle games are two where we need to really rack up some goals.

I'd love it if that were the issue, I think everything will be a little nervy from here on out.

 

[Hansern]

Yeah, everyone was expecting City to beat Sunderland 6-0.

It will probably be close in every game thats left now.

 

[peterhague]

The arithmetic, and Chelsea's easy fixtures, mean that it's very unlikely to come down to goal difference now anyway. Any scenario with us equal on points (a loss for us, or a loss and a draw with City also drawing once, for example) with City you would expect to see Chelsea finish ahead anyway.

Tell a lie, if we beat Chelsea but lost one of the others then it could easily come down to gd with City. Ok, better get scoring!