Eva711

What's so absurd about it is how quickly it's collapsed. Having committed to it you thought they might have tried to brazen it out a bit longer. They all look ridiculous (as well as despicable) now. They've been taken aback by the reaction of the "legacy" fans? Surely you don't plunge headfirst into something like this without having done a bit of market research!
It's like announcing you plan to start sleeping with the wife's sister every other Wednesday and wondering why she's lobbing volleys of crockery at you!

Southampton vs Liverpool
The Premier League title race could be decided on Tuesday night when Liverpool travel to Southampton for a 7:45pm BST kick-off at St Mary's Stadium where only a win will realistically do for the Merseyside team. A draw would leave Liverpool needing results to go their way in the final games whilst also turning round a significant goal difference. A loss will simply confirm Manchester City as champions once again.
Southampton haven't been in great form for a while now. Ralph Hasenhuttl's side are in 15th place with 40 points. In fact, the Saints are fortunate that the teams behind them have performed so poorly this season because after experiencing just 1 win in the last 10 league games, with 7 of those results being defeats, they have been in relegation form since the end of February. Still, there is a chance for them to improve on last season's points tally of 43 points. Home form has been a crippling issue for Southampton recently with the team enduring 4 losses from their last 5 league games. It doesn't help that the club's top league scorer James Ward-Prowse has only scored 1 of his 9 league goals at home this season.
Liverpool know what they have to do here to keep their slim title hopes alive. Jurgen Klopp's men must win to realistically take the title race to the final game of the season and then anything is possible. The Reds have been hit by the news that both Virgil Van Dijk and Mohamed Salah are set to miss this game but they remain the only club in the top five European leagues to remain unbeaten in league action during 2022. Liverpool have won 18 of their 19 league games against teams in the bottom half of the table this season so far. The team have kept a division-high 21 clean sheets this season which is just 1 short of the club record set in 2005/06.
OK, so head-to-head statistics show that Southampton have suffered defeat in 8 of the last 9 league meetings with Liverpool. It was Liverpool who prevailed as 4-0 winners when the teams last met but it was Southampton who came out as 1-0 victors in the fixture at this ground last season. The absences of Van Dijk and Salah are a blow but I still feel Liverpool will have enough to get the win they need to keep the title fight going.
Liverpool to Win & BTTS @ 2.63 with Betfred
Liverpool -1 @ 1.91 with Coral