A sincere question: Can LFC beat Bolton Wanderers?

1. A sincere answer would be: I'm not sure.
   
   
2. And that answer arise from the current yo-yo performances by the squad. It's such a frustrating situation, even embarrassing to most. When you think LFC can beat smaller club (in terms of size, history and debts!) and yet LFC failed to gain the full points. Then when you expect LFC to be beaten by a talented team, LFC defied all the scare and surprised everybody, especially the betting house and came home with a win. This has been the story so far. This is the headache we as the loyal fans have been enduring since August.
   
   
3. There is an interesting news emerging today from Rafa's press conference prior to the Bolton Wanderers match today (11pm Malaysian time). According to the spin, Rafa has open the speculation door wide open with the possibility of him joining Juventus this summer. But read thoroughly, line by line and a wiser reader could read that all Rafa have said was more like a cynical statement, a warning of sort to the club management of his predicament - lack of monies to strengthen the squad. The argument would be long and hazardous if we were to focus on this subject and I don't wish to do so. But I do believe that Rafa won't be that easy to be shown the door at Anfield. He is still popular among the fans worldwide, only the half-minded ones who demand for his resignation or termination.
   
   
4. Tonight is another important match for Liverpool in order to gain the top four placing. Tottenham would stumble once again, and LFC must maintain its pursuit. I do really need a good spirit-booster tonight after a long hard week. I need to cheer the team, my team, our team that wins the game. but sincerely stating here, I still not sure if we can beat Bolton tonight. But in my heart, we shall.