So we had a bit of a wobble there in the past few years where teams could come to Anfield and expect a chance of sneaking something. Not just the big teams, but any of them. We seem to have developed the knack of putting away games against the dross. But the big test of the 'Fortress Anfield' theory is yet to come. Other than Utd, we've played none of our big rivals at home yet. Here are the top of the table clashes we have coming:
v Everton
v Arsenal
v Tottenham
v Man City
v Chelsea
v Newcastle
I'm not taking the other games for granted, by any means, but it seems to me that these games are crucial, in that they are a chance to gain points and deny our rivals. We can look at these games nervously, or we can see them as a massive opportunity. How will our 'fortress Anfield' credentials look at the end of the season?
v Everton
v Arsenal
v Tottenham
v Man City
v Chelsea
v Newcastle
I'm not taking the other games for granted, by any means, but it seems to me that these games are crucial, in that they are a chance to gain points and deny our rivals. We can look at these games nervously, or we can see them as a massive opportunity. How will our 'fortress Anfield' credentials look at the end of the season?