Apparently, their player TAA scored from a free kick, something that have NEVER EVER been done before by anyone, ever
Just a few tamer quotes on how they now have the best player in the world
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Just a few tamer quotes on how they now have the best player in the world
How can you guys not post this gif for 2 pages and comment about having seen something new in this gif 
Tbf most of that post is obviously joking
You wait, it'll go off on Saturday.
They're gonna throttle Palace, 4 or 5-0, Salah will bang 2 x goals, Mane, 'who needs Coutinho' etc.
They're gonna throttle Palace, 4 or 5-0, Salah will bang 2 x goals, Mane, 'who needs Coutinho' etc.
Easy to understand these heatmaps. Focus on the red parts:There's a pair of helpful picto-diagram illustrations to show all of this, that I *think* are related, but who knows really,
Left shows Stevie G slipping
Right shows Liverpool's trophy cabinet in recent history.
Don't change the thread title back to meltdown just yet.
Don't change the thread title back to meltdown just yet.
WtfLeft shows Stevie G slipping
Right shows Liverpool's trophy cabinet in recent history.
Right shows Liverpool's trophy cabinet in recent history.
I know. How the heck do you have a delayed reaction at a live game.Easy to understand these heatmaps. Focus on the red parts:
Left shows Stevie G slipping
Right shows Liverpool's trophy cabinet in recent history.
They should definitely bid again for van dyck.
I mean they'll hardly even notice if they do get a transfer ban.
I mean they'll hardly even notice if they do get a transfer ban.
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err no they arent. This is 6 different posts, not just 1 poster. They are deadly serious, he is the best RB in the world
Oh god I thought it was just one
Knowing that we have people posing as Liverpool fans from the Caf on RAWK it's becoming hard to trust what's genuine and what isn't, there's no way somebody actually believes it.
There are many many more, just check the match thread!!Oh god I thought it was just one
Love this post as well!!
Ignore the fact that flopp doesnt buy established players and defo no-one that is 27-29, and the fact that the players wont want to step down to lfc levels etc etc
But Krychowiak isnt for sale and PSG arent selling him, Draxler is another winger and not a position they need any more players in, VVD is NOT for sale and they have already offered that amount and told to do one, Howedes is 29 and FSG will never buy him
Coutinho will probably stay, hope he does anyway, hes really not that good and is always injured and again they have 5+ players in his position already, Plus he will be well peed off and wont be playing at his best now anyway
Apart from all that, this is a great plan for them!!
But my favourite part of their site is the many posts where Barca are scum bullys tapping up their player and trying to turn his head (for trying to do a transfer in transfer season the bastards) while what they are doing (and have done for months) to VVD is not even similar in any way at all! Just flipping between the (closed) threads discussing both transfers (or not) is so much fun, they are so deluded. Numerous posts of reporting Barca to the FA for tapping up their player, and they really dont even see that Barca arent a part of the FA as they are spanish!!!
And what they just dont seem to even register is, Southampton have sold them many players over the last few seasons so they 2 parties obviously had a great working relationship. The fact that Southampton have reported them to the FA, lfc had to grovel and apologise and now Southampton will sell to anyone apart from them shows that a lot more than "tapping up" went on with VVD! You dont do that to a business partner for no reason at all. They obviously tried to collude with the player to diddle the selling club out of a lot of money or similar. But according to them they have been nothing but perfect in their approach to VVD! You really couldnt make it up
Ah there it is. He was the best player in the league a few weeks baxk.
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From their Palace match day thread:
"Right now only Mignolet and our front three are performing up to the standards required"
Mignolet is performing to the required standard apparently. They're setting the bar pretty low.
"Right now only Mignolet and our front three are performing up to the standards required"
Mignolet is performing to the required standard apparently. They're setting the bar pretty low.
He only let 3 goals in, that must be their standard now.
Easy to understand these heatmaps. Focus on the red parts:
Left shows Stevie G slipping
Right shows Liverpool's trophy cabinet in recent history.
I can't recall but was he at fault for any of them?
They're gas. So many of them looking for wholesale changes this weekend, drop Mane and Salah etc. It's the second game of the season FFS. If you have to rest players already, you're screwed.
4 actually, in 2 games
So 76 average for the season, that really is their required level to be honest
And we are back to every virtual transfer thread on the site as closed!!
And on their squad beeing better than Barcas and beating them easily, just like they did 14 months ago in a friendly. And apparently they are great in big games because flopp has won the last 5 big cup finals he has been in hasnt he?
Now, because they are shit at defending, they want the points system changed so teams that are good at defending are punished. Because flopp just likes doing the exciting things, ie buying numerous attacking midfielders and wingers, the whole game should change
You really couldnt make this stuff up
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Well if he didn't save any of them, he has to take some of the blame, surely? I am not sure Hart was particularly at fault for our goals, but it was still 4-0 and awfully funny
Reject whats the score reject reject whats the score?Well if he didn't save any of them, he has to take some of the blame, surely? I am not sure Hart was particularly at fault for our goals, but it was still 4-0 and awfully funny
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I don't get it!
What's the difference between Liverpool FC and a pimp?
A pimp can defend a corner.
A pimp can defend a corner.
Guess who?
No prizes for that one. Liverpool haven't conceded a goal for 7 years in his league table.Guess who?
A lot of Liverpool fans think any player in the world would want to move to Liverpool. With the sole exception of Torres, have they ever signed a big name player who has had a choice of big clubs?Guess who?
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one of their top men has started a thread called - ''2017/18 Goals Conceded: How, Where, When, Who''
fair enough
Goal #1
fair enough
Goal #1
Oh Gawd
.Okay it's time to kill this mad idea that Moreno was responsible at all for that second Watford goal
Now before I even take that further it should be painfully obvious to even the most bias of Moreno critics that we are well setup to defend this goal and unless #7 plays a major part in this goal, we can absolve him.
What happens next?
#21 & #8 work the ball out of flank squaring it between Can & Hendo to #7. #16 is now running off the back of Mane who is ball watching for no reason at all. Literally just standing looking at the ball.
We are still okay there. I think at this point Gini should see that Mane has lost his man and take responsibility. But as #16 is about to enter a zone Gini is in, that shouldnt be a problem. Salah could also see that Gini is about to have a problem to deal with and take #14 who (at the moment) he thinks Gini has.
Everyone else is touch tight to their man. It´s impossible to see how 2 people will be unmarked in just 2 seconds time.
What happens next?
The square ball into midfield becomes a race to the ball between Moreno & #7. Moreno is likely to come out second best because he is behind #7 however because #16 is now unmarked running onto the ball, Moreno feels he has to attempt to win the ball to cut out an easy square pass.
Gini should be stepping across to pick up #16 run now. Isn´t.
Can, Henderson & Mane all make the collective decision to do nothing.
#8 runs off the back of Can. Despite him running into Moreno´s zone, he cannot be responsible for him as the last he saw, #8 and #21 were marked by Hendo and Can. His sole responsibility is #7.
#7 touches the ball off to #16 - both #7 and Moreno end up on the ground (seems Amrabat slips under pressure and the both go down)
Wait, how the feck did that happen?
The only Liverpool player that has moved since the last picture is Moreno. Gini hasn't moved across at all. Can is standing in literally the exact same place. Mane & Henderson gave up on any plan of tracking runners. Salah is in the vacinity of 2 Watford players so I think he is blameless.
How did #8 get there unmarked? (Hendo & Can)
Should Lovren have stepped across towards #8 yet when he saw him starting to make that run? Probably, but that is a minor thing compared to just letting him go.
Gini should have closed that gap and be in position to challenge #16 at this point. Mane also shouldn´t have let him go though.
What are Henderson and Can doing now? They are central midfielders standing on the left flank doing nothing.
Matip and TAA look good although TAA has his back to a player so needs to be aware of him.
What happens next?
#16 receives the layoff from #7. Plays in #8 unmarked.
Gini wakes up and starts tracking #16 but he is past him already
Lovren doesn´t do a great job closing down #8, possible afraid of being isolated and beaten? But this is still a minor thing.
Off screen I have no doubt that Can, Henderson & Mane are still standing in the same positions.
Moreno & #7 have been taken out of the game.
#8 has received the ball unmarked in the penalty area.
Lovren has made a vertical run backwards rather than angled towards the #8.
Matip looks good. TAA looks okay as long as he is aware of #37
Gini is fecked.
Salah takes up a good position to pick up anything that breaks to the edge of the box for people following it up.
Question: Is that a good position for Mignolet? I don´t know because I don´t understand goalkeeping. My worry is he is outside the widths of his posts. Any ball between him and TAA, for example, is an easy tapin. Or any cut back to Doucoure gives him the whole goal to aim at. Could he protect his near post but not step out that far? Again - I don´t know the answers here, just thinking out loud.
What happens next?
The ball is played between towards the back post.
Lovren slides, but cannot cut it out.
Mignolet cannot cut it out and is now in no mans land somewhat scrambling to get across his goal.
Matip & #33 end up on the ground.
TAA attempts to clear the ball but hits #33 on the ground. It breaks into the path of #16
TAA panicked a little bit and basically just blasted his clearance back where it came from. He should has got his foot under the ball to get height on it aiming to get it out for a corner or throwin. I can understand his reluctance to kick it out for a corner incase he inadvertently ends up putting it in his own net.
Mignolet ends up on the ground while trying to scramble across. Not brilliant but even if he hadn't, he likely wouldn't make it across. My only questionmark on him in this whole passage of play was stepping out so far to protect his near post. It just looked wrong, but not something I would feel confident in my knowledge enough to say it's a mistake per se. It just looked off.
What happens next?
Goal.
Responsibility?
In terms of involvement in the goal in reverse order:-
Goal itself:- Mignolet (maybe) could have done a little better. Questionable.
#16 Doucoure:- TAA fluffed his clearance, but it was a very difficult one to get right given the speed it all happened. I said before low, driven crosses don't need to pick people out, they just create mayhem that results in goals as they are the hardest cross to defend. This is a great example.
Gini lets Doucoure run into his zone, should have closed him down.
Mane lets Doucoure go, who runs off the back of him into Gini's zone
#8 Cleverly:-
Lovren could have done more to close him down and maybe cut out the cross
Hendo (Primary) or Can (Secondary) should have tracked him.
Hendo & Can could have done better pressing him not letting him out of that area on the flank perhaps.
#7 Amrabat
Moreno let Amrabat win the race to the ball, although was always second favourite. Ended up on the ground with Amrabat effectively taking them both out of the passage of play. Moreno & Matip are the only people who remained touch tight with the person they were marking. The player Moreno was marking never faced goal or went in the direction of goal. Therefore Amrabat was never a threat in the passage of play. It was only the inaction of others that resulted in the threat.
We are still okay there. I think at this point Gini should see that Mane has lost his man and take responsibility. But as #16 is about to enter a zone Gini is in, that shouldnt be a problem. Salah could also see that Gini is about to have a problem to deal with and take #14 who (at the moment) he thinks Gini has.
Everyone else is touch tight to their man. It´s impossible to see how 2 people will be unmarked in just 2 seconds time.
What happens next?
The square ball into midfield becomes a race to the ball between Moreno & #7. Moreno is likely to come out second best because he is behind #7 however because #16 is now unmarked running onto the ball, Moreno feels he has to attempt to win the ball to cut out an easy square pass.
Gini should be stepping across to pick up #16 run now. Isn´t.
Can, Henderson & Mane all make the collective decision to do nothing.
#8 runs off the back of Can. Despite him running into Moreno´s zone, he cannot be responsible for him as the last he saw, #8 and #21 were marked by Hendo and Can. His sole responsibility is #7.
#7 touches the ball off to #16 - both #7 and Moreno end up on the ground (seems Amrabat slips under pressure and the both go down)
Wait, how the feck did that happen?
The only Liverpool player that has moved since the last picture is Moreno. Gini hasn't moved across at all. Can is standing in literally the exact same place. Mane & Henderson gave up on any plan of tracking runners. Salah is in the vacinity of 2 Watford players so I think he is blameless.
How did #8 get there unmarked? (Hendo & Can)
Should Lovren have stepped across towards #8 yet when he saw him starting to make that run? Probably, but that is a minor thing compared to just letting him go.
Gini should have closed that gap and be in position to challenge #16 at this point. Mane also shouldn´t have let him go though.
What are Henderson and Can doing now? They are central midfielders standing on the left flank doing nothing.
Matip and TAA look good although TAA has his back to a player so needs to be aware of him.
What happens next?
#16 receives the layoff from #7. Plays in #8 unmarked.
Gini wakes up and starts tracking #16 but he is past him already
Lovren doesn´t do a great job closing down #8, possible afraid of being isolated and beaten? But this is still a minor thing.
Off screen I have no doubt that Can, Henderson & Mane are still standing in the same positions.
Moreno & #7 have been taken out of the game.
#8 has received the ball unmarked in the penalty area.
Lovren has made a vertical run backwards rather than angled towards the #8.
Matip looks good. TAA looks okay as long as he is aware of #37
Gini is fecked.
Salah takes up a good position to pick up anything that breaks to the edge of the box for people following it up.
Question: Is that a good position for Mignolet? I don´t know because I don´t understand goalkeeping. My worry is he is outside the widths of his posts. Any ball between him and TAA, for example, is an easy tapin. Or any cut back to Doucoure gives him the whole goal to aim at. Could he protect his near post but not step out that far? Again - I don´t know the answers here, just thinking out loud.
What happens next?
The ball is played between towards the back post.
Lovren slides, but cannot cut it out.
Mignolet cannot cut it out and is now in no mans land somewhat scrambling to get across his goal.
Matip & #33 end up on the ground.
TAA attempts to clear the ball but hits #33 on the ground. It breaks into the path of #16
TAA panicked a little bit and basically just blasted his clearance back where it came from. He should has got his foot under the ball to get height on it aiming to get it out for a corner or throwin. I can understand his reluctance to kick it out for a corner incase he inadvertently ends up putting it in his own net.
Mignolet ends up on the ground while trying to scramble across. Not brilliant but even if he hadn't, he likely wouldn't make it across. My only questionmark on him in this whole passage of play was stepping out so far to protect his near post. It just looked wrong, but not something I would feel confident in my knowledge enough to say it's a mistake per se. It just looked off.
What happens next?
Goal.
Responsibility?
In terms of involvement in the goal in reverse order:-
Goal itself:- Mignolet (maybe) could have done a little better. Questionable.
#16 Doucoure:- TAA fluffed his clearance, but it was a very difficult one to get right given the speed it all happened. I said before low, driven crosses don't need to pick people out, they just create mayhem that results in goals as they are the hardest cross to defend. This is a great example.
Gini lets Doucoure run into his zone, should have closed him down.
Mane lets Doucoure go, who runs off the back of him into Gini's zone
#8 Cleverly:-
Lovren could have done more to close him down and maybe cut out the cross
Hendo (Primary) or Can (Secondary) should have tracked him.
Hendo & Can could have done better pressing him not letting him out of that area on the flank perhaps.
#7 Amrabat
Moreno let Amrabat win the race to the ball, although was always second favourite. Ended up on the ground with Amrabat effectively taking them both out of the passage of play. Moreno & Matip are the only people who remained touch tight with the person they were marking. The player Moreno was marking never faced goal or went in the direction of goal. Therefore Amrabat was never a threat in the passage of play. It was only the inaction of others that resulted in the threat.
Neither do I, at least I'm not the only one.
That's interesting, not funny. Good post
The guy on the left is a Klopper look a like....
That poster is right, that wasn't Moreno's fault. All 3 of Mané, Henderson and Can just stood there instead of helping tracking the full back.
He's right, but I do love when the Scousers make a spacegoat out of somebody.
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