Cassady
Supports Liverpool, Not Accrington Stanley
Did he take his house with him?No, he's not home yet
Did he take his house with him?No, he's not home yet
Well done Sir!Liverpool definitely won't concede 3 in quick succession. No-sir-ee.
Well done Sir!
Didn't expect to see Xabi Alonso there....
Sevilla fans gave a good account of themselves even though they were outnumbered 3 - 1.
I always want them to lose that bit more whenever he does that dance, and also because he does that prayer thing like he's some foreign legend from a staunchly Catholic country. Loved it when he was just strolling around as they were on their way to picking up their loser medals.After he scored the goal, Sturridge did that duck flapping dance right in front of the Sevilla supporters to rile them up
I hate that fecking dance.After he scored the goal, Sturridge did that duck flapping dance right in front of the Sevilla supporters to rile them up
They need a new goalie, two central defenders and a leftback. Nobody can win big titles with this shambolic backline. If they can fix three of those four positions, they´ll be in the top 4 next year.It's a great thing. It's a reducer. Their season with a shiny new manager ends up nothing more than 8th position in the league, their worst since 94 (under Souness). Coutinho might just be tempted by a CL team. Klopp -who I don't think likes the cut of Sturridge's jib- is stuck with the crock. Their high intensity pressing game is sussable, and often doesn't last the course of a match, let alone a season. They are a cup team that bottles finals. Even, say, West ham will supersede them for attention next season and are about as appealing a draw for new players. Klopp's only hope is to go full German and import native language speakers to grasp his message. They are a mid table club.
Yes me too - he's not a fecking wide receiver.I always want them to lose that bit more whenever he does that dance...................
Valencia have completed a great............Ehhh sorry Sevilla !!
Nah, he's lost a fair bit of pace. Seen it several times. He is still quality though.Looked to me like he wasn't trying.
Knew the game was up and yet trying to protect himself for the Euros as well knowing what his injury history is like.
And frankly, if there's even a shred of truth in that I wouldn't want him anywhere near my club, Liverpool fans.
Did he? When?Sure the ref fecked them over at least twice.
I actually went to copy it and deleted it by mistake@pauldyson1uk I wasn't quoting you for you to delete your posts ffs The link directs you to someone taking the piss out of the open bus parade.
It's a great thing. It's a reducer. Their season with a shiny new manager ends up nothing more than 8th position in the league, their worst since 94 (under Souness). Coutinho might just be tempted by a CL team. Klopp -who I don't think likes the cut of Sturridge's jib- is stuck with the crock. Their high intensity pressing game is sussable, and often doesn't last the course of a match, let alone a season. They are a cup team that bottles finals. Even, say, West ham will supersede them for attention next season and are about as appealing a draw for new players. Klopp's only hope is to go full German and import native language speakers to grasp his message. They are a mid table club.
Yes. Probably the favourites counting out the possibility that we might get Mourinho. Klopp is just that good, and no European football means they'll be able to grow more organically rather than steroiding up their squad during this transfer window in the hope that they gel immediately and are suddenly able to combine the domestic and European obligations that they were so spectacularly unable to this season.Because City has a better squad and likely the most dangerous team to watch out for under Pep. Tottenham's squad is at least just as strong as Liverpool and Poch has them clicking for the most part. Leicester are champions and I think it's disrespectful to write them off. They know CL is new territory, so I doubt they would prioritise it. We are an unknown still given our managerial situation, but if Mourinho comes in it's not beyond him to get us in the mix. Hard to say for Chelsea under Conte but you think Roman would settle for a target of just top 4? Arsenal is Arsenal.
And even the Liverpool fans themselves expect Klopp to make quite a few signings to make them his own team. They don't need to gel? 6 other teams they have to contend with. Getting top 4 will be a challenge in itself and you think they are among the favourites for PL?
I don't rate Klopp as highly as you. He's a class manager but the others that will challenge for the league are no slouch either. Seems you won't be convinced anyway considering how highly you regard him. Only thing I can say is, just as I didn't agree with you that Liverpool would tear Sevilla apart (page 1 of thread), I also don't agree Liverpool will be among the favourites for PL next season. We'll find out in 12months' time.Yes. Probably the favourites counting out the possibility that we might get Mourinho. Klopp is just that good, and no European football means they'll be able to grow more organically rather than steroiding up their squad during this transfer window in the hope that they gel immediately and are suddenly able to combine the domestic and European obligations that they were so spectacularly unable to this season.
People are saying that no Champions League is a monumental blow to Klopp's transfer plans, whereas I disagree wholeheartedly. Klopp has never and will never try to sign the elite big names of the game who demand the immediate and grandest success, he'll go for astutely scouted young players from the Bundesliga who will respect him and buy into his philosophy unconditionally, they were so close to Champions League qualification that he'll be able to sell the idea that this season of not having it is just a one-off. They'll know him and believe him.