Can anyone tell me who was responsible for Tim Cahill on that free kick that he headed in for the Everton goal?
I watched it on tv, and saw him all alone wander in to the six yard box, it was obvious by his position that the Arteta free kick was going to be aimed at goal, with Cahill running in a direct line across the goal in an attempt to divert the shot in. Why were we not awake to it?
In the history of the premier league which player has scored the most goals in the last 5 minutes of matches from set pieces? I would be surprised if it isn't Tim Cahill
Sometimes you have to win matches an ugly 1-0, and to be honest Everton defended extremely well, giving only the one real chance to Torres, which unfortunately he missed.
With all the analyzing in the world about the formation, the lack of effectiveness from Kuyt, Keane, Gerrard playing in the deeper role, should Babel be playing etc etc, at the end of the day what cost Liverpool these 3 points was the total lack of awareness to what the most dangerous Everton player was up to on that set piece.
I am sure many of you were screaming from wherever you were watching, put 2 on him, put 2 on him. With the history of this player on set pieces leaving him unmarked is suicidal.
Defend that situation properly and this thread would look completely different, walking away with an ugly 1-0 is something we must learn to do if we want to win this title.
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