0-0 is not the result we fought for, we tried to win the game and created enough chances to win it.
We had chances - more than I thought we would get before the game. Before I was thinking it would be more difficult to create chances.
But in a Champions League tie 0-0 at home is a good result. The result leaves me very, very, very confident we will get to the final.
We will score goals in Liverpool and they will have to play a different way.
99.9% of Liverpool fans will be thinking at the moment they have one foot in the final - but they aren't. It is very difficult for them.
Rafael Benitez is a great manager but I think we are in a very good position.
It was not an outstanding game, it was a good game with fair play and the teams fighting for their objectives, trying to win.
It's a game everyone participating in it can be quite proud of - but I go home very confident.
I expect us to win and I'm confident we can score goals if we don't lose more players because our situation isn't good with injuries - but I think we will go to the final.
and about five minutes ago liverpool made him eat his own words, along with his pride.
liverpool 1, chelsea 0, luis garcia scored on the 4th minute.
money can't buy success, mr. abrahamovic. sorry, but i think this one deserves an 'i told you so.'
i love it when arrogant bastards are proven wrong. just like when franz beckenbauer was bragging about how it's just manchester united and not any italian or spanish team that they have to beat in 99's champions' league final, only to find out about three hours later that it is possible to score an equalizer AND a winning goal within 2 minutes of stoppage time. that must've hurt a lot more, but hey, you started it mr. beckenbauer. thank you teddy sheringham, you have rightfully earned your place as a legend, and thank you ole gunnar solskjaer, may you be running and scoring again next season.
liverpool vs milan should be interesting. i should ditch class and watch this one.
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