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Rodgers grounded after Swans romp

Liverpool manager Brendan Rodgers insists he will not get carried away by a 5-0 thrashing of a lacklustre Swansea side at Anfield.

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solskjaer99 (Manchester United) says...

Like a marathon runner? I've ran a few marathons myself, Liverpool remind me of the time(s) I got lazy and didn't train properly, then struggled to make it the whole distance, having to walk for sections, if that's what he meant then spot on.

Posted 10:18pm 18th February 2013

chrswt says...

Getting carried away after an inspiring win would not be Rodgers' style at all. Watch him get carried away with his teams perfect performance after the next insipid defeat however.

Posted 7:06pm 18th February 2013

totman says...

Carried away? Last 14 games in all competitions reads: LWWWLWLDDLLW....one of those wins was against Mansfield. One of those defeats was againts Oldham. Both draws threw away leads. It is February, and they have finally beaten a team above them. I wouldnt be getting away either Brendan.

Posted 2:28pm 18th February 2013

hump3 (Ipswich Town) says...

@sanity1892, please clarify if you are a big team, thus open to scrutiny of others on a public website such as 365, or a small team, and its not fair people people point and laugh at your fallen status despite your delusions of grandure. I really dont know which way you are approaching this. You want the attention, unless its critical? Aww, bless. 365 do match reports on Ipswich, i would imagine any stories they did would be as interesting as those Frank Lampard or Theo churns out. Not for me ta.

Posted 1:01pm 18th February 2013

macca_07 (Liverpool) says...

@chelseablue you would think so, have any of those defenders with i think the exception of the left back ever featured before, when i saw the team i immediately lumped money on over 4 goals scored, was only 19/5 tho! Your right Brendan dont get carried away, the piranhas are waiting. We are exceptional to watch.

Posted 12:30pm 18th February 2013

chelseablue_no1 (Chelsea) says...

So will Swansea be up before the FA for fielding a weakened team?

Posted 11:35am 18th February 2013

ballboy (Manchester United) says...

BR: "I am an optimist, you have to be, but we'll not get too carried away," Pool Fans: "We are delusional, next year is our year"

Posted 10:17am 18th February 2013

sanity1892 says...

if only f365 ran stories on ipswich

Posted 9:56am 18th February 2013

fouloleron (Liverpool) says...

Hump - I'm a little pessimistic. We had much better balance with Sturridge and Coutinho, so I think some of our creativity will go. My little bum'ole started squeaking every time Swansea attacked, and unless we suddenly stiffen up the back (oo-er), I see us leaking a soft goal.

Posted 9:50am 18th February 2013

hump3 (Ipswich Town) says...

Good win. I look forward to the mailbox reaction though, and Benvo81's absolute rightious indignation it wasn't 10. Still, good win, very good. Fancy the same against Zenit?

Posted 9:17am 18th February 2013

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