thank god it's friday. TGIF. i learnt this today, which makes it timely appropriate to use it. oh wells, seriously i really dread going there. i was thinking about myself the other day, since i like sports reporting so much, why dint i took up mass com. okay, i cant la actually. back to the topic, CPTC really really damn sian. no signs of entertainment at all. cannot wait to get out sia. okay i'm glad liverpool won! and they will be facing psv in the quarterfinals. tough game la seriously, though they should've the edge. ac milan playing bayern! i shall talk about liverpool since majority of people would understand.


Certainly one of the less mouth-watering, unfancied and anticipate ties of the quarter-finals. Sleeping english giants Liverpool taking on a freshly rejuvenated looked PSV Eindhoven under the new era of Ronald Koeman. Deja Vu, with them already squaring off against each earlier in the group stage. Liverpool has the psychological edge as they had drawn at Holland and won a great match in England. That makes PSV a massive underdog going into this tie. Bookmakers certainly has one eye on Liverpool, favouring them to progress into the next round after knocking out the defending champions Barcelona in the previous tie. But this tie is more than already decided, i said. They are a compact unit, with a strong defense at the back. Alex and Salcido are great defenders with huge amount of physical strength, and it would make the attackers very difficult to penetrate and get past them. Their backline is also being protected by their captain, Philip Cocu, a legendary defensive midfielder in this modern football, his vast experience and knowledge about the game will be a key element in the match. Jefferson Farfan is the player to watch out i should say. He is a very pacy midfielder which runs at the defenders and the shooting ability of his is top notch. He is their main man and PSV will be passing alot of balls to him to impact a huge influence onto the game. Also never forget, Edison Mendez and Aruna Kone. Both are very speedy players and on their day, they can be the men to watch out as they always score important goals for the team. Liverpool must know this is no easy walkover and at this stage of the competition, anyone is as good so there is no place for complacency as they search for their second european cup win in 3 years.



okay. thats about it. see, i have the potential right. HAHA.

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