Source: Telegraph
Niko Kranjcar excited by prospect of taking Tottenham to Liverpool
Spurs are unbeaten in their last five games in all competitions, keeping five clean sheets in the progress.[LNB]They may have won only once in 17 previous Premier League trips to Anfield but the Croatian winger is confident that his side can maintain their good form.[LNB] Related ArticlesLiverpool v Tottenham Hotspur: match postponedTorres aims to sink SpursTottenham Transfer TalkLiverpool Transfer TalkWeather hits sport: full list of postponements'It's a massive game, a showdown between two teams who want to push into the top four,' said Kranjcar. [LNB]'We're in great form and the five straight clean sheets go to show how impressive we've been in recent weeks. Hopefully that will continue at Liverpool. [LNB]'They've also been in good form over the Christmas period, picking up some good results. But although Anfield is never an easy place to go, we feel we have the quality to go and give them a game.[LNB]"So, it's a 'six-pointer'. If we win the game we'll get a nice lead in front of them but nothing will be decided this weekend, it will be decided over the next 18 games. [LNB]"We have to believe, give the maximum in every game and our next game is Liverpool away, so we really want to send out a message and keep proving that we can achieve that top four spot." [LNB]Spurs, meanwhile, have again been linked with former Chelsea striker Eidur Gudjohnsen, now at Monaco. But they could face competition from West Ham.[LNB]Gudjohnsen's father and agent Arnor said his son is definitely considering a move back to England to finish his career. [LNB]'I am not sure what he is going to do,' he said. 'He is going to take the next two weeks to decide. He could stay. He is very open. Nobody knows yet. [LNB]'He is obviously seriously thinking about a return to England but he has not made any decision. It is in his hands.'[LNB]
