This Is Anfield

Yeah, the idea of having one massive stand and 3 smallish ones don't really appeal to me. Reminds me of the Aviva stadium but the other way around

Going back to injuries, we have a much smaller squad than the other top 4 teams, so I think we've dealt with it pretty well.

They've been just as lucky as everybody else has when they've been the best all season.

If a referee gives a dodgy penalty against a top club then there name generally gets dragged through the mud. It generally doesn't happen in games between WBA and Swansea.

Howard Webb is the prime example, his bottling of decisions allows him to referee World Cup finals. If he fucked up against Ferguson's Man Utd, then I really doubt that would have happened.

Bigger clubs tend to get more referee decisions going their way because they tend to control the possession in games and create more scoring chances.

You're not going to get many penalties if you're never in the penalty area.

I know we've had the most pens this season but part of it is down to the way we play

How does Liverpool doing lots of attacking, for example, stop the referee incorrectly not sending off Suarez or not giving 2 penalties alone in the City game?

Liverpool have had a very, very good season and probably play the most watchable football in the league but to deny that a lot hasn't gone their way, whether it be in terms of referees decisions, complete lack of injuries to key players or even the coincidental non existence of any real top quality teams to challenge them just doesn't stack up.

They can still be deserving champions whilst acknowledging that virtually everything that could have gone their way this season has done, with possibly the exception of their disappointing summer transfer window.

Bigger clubs get more decisions from referees. Man City have had more than their fare share this season.

No team ever wins the league just by luck. Whoever wins it, deserves to win it

Naaah Im not buying that. Im not saying we havent had our share of luck etc but it all evens itself out. City game for example we had the Sterling goal dissalowed when we lost. Suarez should have probably been off but it wasnt even as bad of a decision as some. What I was implying is the way we play, at such a high counter attacking tempo theres always bound to be opposition players going in late, leaving a leg etc hence our higher number of penalties. Suarez has also cut his diving out a little this year to be fair to him (hes still a cheating cunt etc). As for injuries weve had Gerrard, Sturridge, Coutinho, Lucas, Agger, Enrique etc out for large periods of games. The difference was players like Flanagan who have come in and done a superb job.

As for the lack of top teams comment I wont even go there. Chelsea, City and Arsenal are in better positions than when United won it last year

I'm not sure where you're getting two penalties in the City game or whatever, but I'm not even going to argue about it cause it doesn't really matter. The result isn't going to change and we can say what could have happened for ages, but who says we still wouldn't have won with those 'penalties'.

And yeah we have had luck. But so have City and so have Chelsea.