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Go easy he is only asking a question and a valid one at that

I couldn't give a [oops] if we only have 10% possession and get battered for the next three games as long as we win them all. A valid question it may be but it's also a very negative take on it which isn't really needed right now.

I don't agree it's a chat forum about football. Also I am pretty sure Rodgers is doing the same if we have any vulnerabilities are we not better addressing them ?

Yep you're right. But I'm going to concentrate on the positive and that's the three points we got while being battered.

Pressure lads pressure

The nearer we get to the title the worse it is going to get.

Strap yourselves in lads, the fun hasn't even started yet.

Yet again we changed formation and played with a sort of back 3. Neither Flanagan or Johnson really pushed on and we had gaps in the defence as soon as we lost the ball.

We missed the shape in front of the defence that Henderson gives us and really missed playing that ball that Sturridge often gets centrally midway between the centre circle and the penalty area. Too many times we did not have that ball to play and Norwich plugged the other gaps.

Norwich has one of the best defence at home only concerned 2 or more goals at home twice this season and only lost once this year against Southampton

its not about being negative, its just trying to make sense.

i am very worried about the chelsea game. its a game we can not afford to lose. if we do city will go ahead on goal difference

Look, it was a question, if you do not have the brain to think and contribute, you don't have to. The good thing is, not everybody is like you, some people are trying to look for possible improvements ahead of a difficult game instead of saying we won and all is fine. Good that BR and his staff is not as clever as you.

We were missing two key players, and they're fighting for their lives. There are no easy games, especially at this stage. Chelsea just lost to Sunderland. It's just how it goes.