After their win at
home on the weekend over Cliftonville, the Linfield Blues are looking forward to
mount an all-around comeback like the one they did last campaign that gave them
the league shield.
So far, being on the
hunt for the league shield is one of the Blues Boss David Healy, looking
forward to see a tumble from league leaders Coleraine, Crusaders FC and
Glenavon, in their quest of catapulting to the league top.
Seeded in fourth place
tied with Cliftonville with 40 points but with a goal differential in their
favor, the Blues are one unstoppable entity and in the end, these bring out
their best football and with time in their favor before the league folds.
We are to embrace for
an all-around contest in the North Ireland Football League.
Still after their
weekend in over the weary Reds, the Blues cool is endless and now looking forward
to their upcoming compromises in Boxing Day against Glentoran and later in the
weekend with their cross-town foes Crusaders FC.
Bracing for another
NIFL Belfast Derby, manger Healy is back to business and looking in every match
three points considered of gold for him and his bunch in order to be in
contention when the league is in its agonizing stages.
Still that triumph over
the weekend at home at Windsor Park considered as an important as well valuable
in their quest of moving on up the overall table and despite these trailing on third
place by two points over Glenavon.
The Blues aims are not
to quit until the last day of the campaign.
Going back to this
match over the weekend and considered as a crucial if not important win over their
cross Belfast foes the Reds, in this Derby the Blues with a couple of scores in
each half, the locals impose their condition of local with a total dominance in
the match.
Despite the win this
did not come easy after the Reds strikers in the first half put the Blues kper
Andy Carroll to work extra and despite the dangers lurking for the experienced keeper
and the resolute determination of the Blues backfield.
At the end these
persevered and putting condition throughout the whole course of the match,
these delivered to their fans a wondrous Christmas joy and gift with a win considered
in the eyes of its manager as valuable.
With goals on the
first half by Stephen Fallon in the 21 and in the second half via Andrew
Waterworth in the 56, the Blues seal the deal and win preparing them for Boxing
Day to extend their winning streak.
Do not count the
Linfield bunch out of contention as in the end this squad gets recharge and
readies itself for the next three months considered vital for the top three
squads looking forward to defend their positions.
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