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Let's be honest, SAF would have done exactly the same
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Ferguson was a.manager for what 40 years and I'm sure he's been the victim of some terrible decisions and I can't think of once he asked for a replay. So no I don't think he would do the sameLet's be honest, SAF would have done exactly the same
Can't remember many managers asking for a replay before to be honest, even after some ridiculously obvious wrong calls.90% of managers in his shoes would do the same, shouldn't happen since refereeing mistakes have cost teams dearly before, some in benefit of Liverpool, but nonetheless it's 3 points that could end up costing them the title or top four finish.
Plenty of managers moan about VAR, quite rightly in most cases, but Klopp is the first one I can think of to look for a replay because of a VAR error.90% of managers in his shoes would do the same, shouldn't happen since refereeing mistakes have cost teams dearly before, some in benefit of Liverpool, but nonetheless it's 3 points that could end up costing them the title or top four finish.
We'll have to agree to disagree. Ferguson and Klopp are cut from the same cloth, in my eyes anyway.Ferguson was a.manager for what 40 years and I'm sure he's been the victim of some terrible decisions and I can't think of once he asked for a replay. So no I don't think he would do the same
Yeah I don't think Jones was trying to "do" Bissouma (was it?) but if he puts his foot in to tackle and his studs accidentally end half way up an opponent's shin, then he's by definition "out of control". Same reason I thought Casemiro's red card last season was correct too, similar scenario.That’s another weird one. I kinda hope the FA flat out rejects that appeal. You can’t ‘make up for’ bad officiating by cancelling a correct piece elsewhere, it’s a stupid, unworkable, idea. I actually think Jones is a bit unlucky in that his foot comes up off the ball, but under current rules it’s a red all day long and Liverpool just need to accept that.
If they do get a replay then Man Utd need to demand that their match against Arsenal at the Emirates be replayed as well.If he is serious about wanting a replay, he's nothing short of delusional.
Yeah what a weird suggestion. When we were robbed of the title by Drogba’s clear offside goal did SAF ask for a replay? I don’t think he did. If he wasn’t going to demand a replay then he never would have.Ferguson was a.manager for what 40 years and I'm sure he's been the victim of some terrible decisions and I can't think of once he asked for a replay. So no I don't think he would do the same
SAF had class, so no he wouldn’t.Let's be honest, SAF would have done exactly the same
We definitely have to agree to disagree, I don't see klopp as a Ferguson regen in personalityWe'll have to agree to disagree. Ferguson and Klopp are cut from the same cloth, in my eyes anyway.
I don't actually think that a replay is seriously being asked for, I think it's to gain benefit further down the road, whilst highlighting a crappy system that was brought in to avoid talking points like this.
Jürgen Klopp has called for Liverpool’s Premier League defeat at Tottenham to be replayed owing to the unprecedented errors behind Luis Díaz’s disallowed goal.
The Liverpool manager, widely praised for his dignified response to the shambles at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Saturday, insisted a replay would be the fairest solution to the biggest VAR crisis that the referees’ body, Professional Match Game Officials Ltd (PGMOL), has faced.
https://www.theguardian.com/footbal...r-of-rational-thought-football-liverpool-diaz
No mechanism exists for Liverpool to request a replay from the Premier League and Klopp concedes his appeal is unlikely to succeed. But Liverpool’s general counsel and director of football administration, Jonathan Bamber, is exploring what options are available to the club.
He lost the argument by saying that.
Nah, if he was here we’d all want him sacked for losing to Spurs because we are all insufferable whinging pricks.He's one of those managers that comes across as an insufferable whinging prick because he's at a rival, but if he were here there'd be a siege mentality where everyone lapped up everything he says
Hahaha... All said while secretly wishing Klopp was he's manager...He might have made something special happen at a huge club like united where, despite all else there’s been no shortage of investment, but in his tenure in the PL he’s been nothing better than the second most successful manager by such a margin so wide that it’s almost laughable to label him as competition.
In fact laughter is his forte, it’s the gift he’s lavished upon football supporters across the piste.
From his unhinged pompous chest beating hubris in moments of victory to his deluded ranting about various aspects of the weather being his personal enemy (and especially the gurning and the grinding of those big false teeth that he does when he loses it) is comedy magic.
IMO he fits right in with his fan base and putting him at any other club would have been a loss to the nation as we all need the hilarity of the ridiculous in these dark times.
Apart from being a serial second best to a much better manager in his day, I’m not sure what he is to football but he is for sure to liverpool what Eric was to Morecambe and much deserving of a statue of him pulling his Compo face and doing that rib tickling air punching he does that has us all rolling in the aisles.
If he'd come here in 2015 and had been here 8 years and only won one league title*, the fans definitely would have turned on him by now. The pressure at Liverpool simply doesn't compare with United and you also have to factor in how much the media are willing United to lose and hoping Liverpool win.Nah, if he was here we’d all want him sacked for losing to Spurs because we are all insufferable whinging pricks.
I think you are wrong here. One of Klopp's biggest strengths is too create a positive atmosphere within and around his clubs. This includes the players, staff, management but also the fans and press.If he'd come here in 2015 and had been here 8 years and only won one league title*, the fans definitely would have turned on him by now. The pressure at Liverpool simply doesn't compare with United and you also have to factor in how much the media are willing United to lose and hoping Liverpool win.
Thanks for the morning chuckle. Really helps to start the day with a good laugh. Would love it if you could make such a post every day.If he'd come here in 2015 and had been here 8 years and only won one league title*, the fans definitely would have turned on him by now. The pressure at Liverpool simply doesn't compare with United and you also have to factor in how much the media are willing United to lose and hoping Liverpool win.
I believe none of the posters actually listened to the presser... Klopp never actually demanded a replay, he was asked questions regarding what happened and said in he's opinion that a replay should be done but conceded that it won't be. This is quite smart by Klopp and definitely something Ferguson, Mourinho or maybe even Pep will play on... Sky 100% twisting it because it's great for viewership and know that tribalism in football will 200% get the conversations going again for another week or two... Funny thing is, most rival fans cannot see this and I understand it, looking in from the outside its quite funny how rival fans get triggered. This will 100% help all teams in that Var protocols will be seriously looked at for the betterment of all teams... And yes maybe this help down the road regarding 50/50 decisions... But it could also have the opposite effect whereby they officiated even worse or even hated more by rival fans because a decision might have gone there way...We'll have to agree to disagree. Ferguson and Klopp are cut from the same cloth, in my eyes anyway.
I don't actually think that a replay is seriously being asked for, I think it's to gain benefit further down the road, whilst highlighting a crappy system that was brought in to avoid talking points like this.
You can't compare the 2 situations. At that time there wasn't a VAR checking every goal. Wrong offside decisions happened all the time.Yeah what a weird suggestion. When we were robbed of the title by Drogba’s clear offside goal did SAF ask for a replay? I don’t think he did. If he wasn’t going to demand a replay then he never would have.
Klopp not asking for a replay, but thinks there should be one? HahahaI believe none of the posters actually listened to the presser... Klopp never actually demanded a replay, he was asked questions regarding what happened and said in he's opinion that a replay should be done but conceded that it won't be. This is quite smart by Klopp and definitely something Ferguson, Mourinho or maybe even Pep will play on... Sky 100% twisting it because it's great for viewership and know that tribalism in football will 200% get the conversations going again for another week or two... Funny thing is, most rival fans cannot see this and I understand it, looking in from the outside its quite funny how rival fans get triggered. This will 100% help all teams in that Var protocols will be seriously looked at for the betterment of all teams... And yes maybe this help down the road regarding 50/50 decisions... But it could also have the opposite effect whereby they officiated even worse or even hated more by rival fans because a decision might have gone there way...
You are seriously underestimating our fans. A lot of the fanbase wanted Ferguson replaced after a couple of seasons without a league title despite being up against a Chelsea side obliterating the transfer market.Thanks for the morning chuckle. Really helps to start the day with a good laugh. Would love it if you could make such a post every day.
The pressure at Liverpool, Mainz and Dortmund isn't comparable with United. You probably don't see it if you're German based, but United generate more column inches those three combined and the pressure is another level.I think you are wrong here. One of Klopp's biggest strengths is too create a positive atmosphere within and around his clubs. This includes the players, staff, management but also the fans and press.
He got relegated with Mainz, had s terrible last season with Dortmund and a couple of bad seasons with Liverpool. Still here was never close to get sacked, the fans never turned on him, despite getting relegated or having disastrous runs.
I'm sure, if Klopp had joined you guys in 2015 the whole atmosphere within and around the club would be totally different and there weren't threads like United players have PTSD.
I'm even pretty sure, if you give Rangnick the level of control he needs to be successful, you would have a stronger squad today and be in much better position.
Rangnick failed, but he failed because he did get zero support from the management.
You absolutely can compare the 2 situations.You can't compare the 2 situations. At that time there wasn't a VAR checking every goal. Wrong offside decisions happened all the time.
If there was a VAR that time, I'm sure the reaction and protests of United were on a total different level.
VAR isn't perfect with handballs, red cards... Offsides however are handled very well.
The disallowed goal reminds me of Helmer's phantom goal against Nürnberg, and there was indeed a replay afterwards. Of course it didn't go there way Nürnberg hoped for. Instead of losing with one goal margin they lost by 5 goals and got relegated.
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You're absolutely correct in this.You are seriously underestimating our fans. A lot of the fanbase wanted Ferguson replaced after a couple of seasons without a league title despite being up against a Chelsea side obliterating the transfer market.
It's delusional to think that with the expectations United fans had in 2015 that they would have been happy with an 8th place finish and losing a Europa League final to Seville. The fact that Klopp had lost 6 out of 7 finals up to that point would also have been thrown in his face and there would have been constant comparisons to Fergie to deal with rather than the likes of Roy Hodgson, Brendan Rodgers and Kenny Dalglish.
Liverpool were a much better fit for Klopp than United would have been. They were a fallen giant with low expectations and there's no evidence to suggest he could actually handle the pressure at a team like Bayern, United or Real who are expected to win regardless of the quality of players at their disposal.
He also would have been destroyed by the press at United and the more unsavoury aspects of his personality would have been highlighted and vilified. You're honestly living in a fantasy land if you think the Liverpool job post Rodgers and the United job trying to fill a Ferguson shaped whole are in any way comparable.