How are you not banned for this garbage. You won't argue with it because you know I'm right, your clubs fans are the poster boys for ******* style behaviour - ex Suarez.
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I'm usually indifferent to Klopp's antics but he is really coming across as an arrogant, bitter person now. I've read that he was moaning because we didn't 'welcome LFC' in our match programmes notesTweet
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This bloke is still crying about Ander Herrera.
Had no idea he whined this much.
.Feck sake. It's getting ridiculous now.
Neutrally, it absolutely is. Not that you’d need him against Plymouth.
It was an immediate yellow card, you feckwit.
That is a good question, the obvious answer would be we had a calamatous keeper from last season and brought in another one. Its only now both are channelling their inner De Gea that they are actually 'saving' us from definite dropped points. However, we still can't reclaim the points they've already cost us. Coupled with Matip being out for long phases our two CBs are almost as bad as City's. The other 4 clubs dominate us and City in this area of the pitch by a lonnng way.Great reply. Putting it like this I have to agree. We won't stop struggling against this kind of team soon. (I wanted to reply to your post sooner but my credit ran out.)
Now seeing you are Liverpool fan and have a very good understanding of the game. Could you explain to me, since I rarely watch Liverpool this season, Why Liverpool didn't have good record against teams outside top 6?
I know your defense is weak, so anyone playing you will always have a few chances, like we had. And your goal keepers are a bit suspected. But what is really Liverpool problem finishing weaker teams off? And why is that? Seeing your weaker team (No Matip, Mané, Coutinho for long period) played very disciplined against our strongest side makes me wonder.
Huh?? Go see the first post.175 pages for a thread based on a sentence uttered by Klopp
175 pages for a thread based on a sentence uttered by Klopp
The title gets changed to reflect something new, the thread is over a year old.175 pages for a thread based on a sentence uttered by Klopp
WelcomeHaven't you noticed? The caf loves to get wound up about anything any Liverpool manager will say and do, regardless of what it is. I doubt this will ever change as long as we are both in the same league.
Cheers, mate.
I agree with you re 'lazy arse' Herrera although the quote appears to have been taken somewhat out of context, perhaps to further push the narrative re Klopp? Dunno about the 'legality' of the er, manoeuvre, as it was against the rules and correctly earned the player a yellow card, but it was entirely appropriate, and I'd expect one of Liverpool's players to do the same thing in similar circumstances. The Caf would go apoplectic about it mind if this occurred in a Liverpool v United game.........I'm usually indifferent to Klopp's antics but he is really coming across as an arrogant, bitter person now. I've read that he was moaning because we didn't 'welcome LFC' in our match programmes notes
Wasn't Herrera booked for the foul anyway? It was clearly a tactical foul aimed at breaking up the opponent's counter. I don't see what point Klopp is making other than a dig at Herrera since that type of foul almost always results in a yellow card to the offender. It's hardly 'lazy' as lazy would've been to just let him go. Instead it's cynical, but it's perfectly legal and perfectly appropriate in the game. If he wants a "clean" game, then perhaps he should speak to his own players, especially Mignolet about time wasting.
?Yeah I agree, and I'm sure most Liverpool fans would expect their player to do the same in the reverse scenario. By legality, I was attempting to imply he's not cheating although like you say it does result in a foul.I agree with you re 'lazy arse' Herrera although the quote appears to have been taken somewhat out of context, perhaps to further push the narrative re Klopp? Dunno about the 'legality' of the er, manoeuvre, as it was against the rules and correctly earned the player a yellow card, but it was entirely appropriate, and I'd expect one of Liverpool's players to do the same thing in similar circumstances. The Caf would go apoplectic about it mind if this occurred in a Liverpool v United game.........
In his very short pre match interview, I heard Klopp mention (in a jocular fashion/via a demented rant/by means of a pre-planned attempt to curry favour with the press, depending on your perspective) the lack of welcome for Liverpool in the match programme notes as well as being given tea when he requested coffee
Do the Caf think the second faux pas was 'mind games' played by the United staff and hierarchy........or just an error by the tea lady/man
Perhaps the tea was spiked, leading to all the jumping around at the end of the game!
On a more interesting note is it customary for teams to welcome the opposition in their programme notes?
Regular United match goers could maybe provide the answer to this by taking a quick look at recent notes from games at Old Trafford.
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So does Matip have to wait till Cameroon drop out of afcon/win it before he is eligible to play?
FIFA are making a decision on that this Friday. If they decide to investigate then he won't be playing again for a couple of weeks minimum.
Just play him in protest
Ok cheers
Wow. Another trashy post. Why not try for the hattrick. I know you're good for it.
Haha well it's most certainly is not 'perfectly legal' but I do agree with the rest of your post, I'd be furious is one of our players didn't do the same in that situation and the United player had gone on to score. I've said elsewhere though that they really need to stamp down on this .. I know they are trying but a Yellow means nothing when an almost certain goal-scoring opportunity is at stake.I'm usually indifferent to Klopp's antics but he is really coming across as an arrogant, bitter person now. I've read that he was moaning because we didn't 'welcome LFC' in our match programmes notes
Wasn't Herrera booked for the foul anyway? It was clearly a tactical foul aimed at breaking up the opponent's counter. I don't see what point Klopp is making other than a dig at Herrera since that type of foul almost always results in a yellow card to the offender. It's hardly 'lazy' as lazy would've been to just let him go. Instead it's cynical, but it's perfectly legal and perfectly appropriate in the game. If he wants a "clean" game, then perhaps he should speak to his own players, especially Mignolet about time wasting.
Damn fecking right ! No coffee ? I'd sue the buggers !
Except that he hasn't been called up ! The manager spoke to him (eventually) before he named hs squad and Matip said he had no interest in playing for Cameroon - and this was a year ago and he continued that stance when contacted pre-tournament. So Cameroon didn't name him in their squad. It's truly and almighty feck up that FIFA should have clarified right off the bat.
United are now 5 points from Liverpool and 2 from top 4. I'm not sure that's comfortably bottom of the top 6 table?
It's because strangely enough, those players now have no pride and will to represent their country. It's all money driven, which is a shame.
his hubcaps going missing.
FIFA have to try to retain the integrity and quality of the competitions they run. Hence if a player refuses to play for his country when selected, they can impose domestic bans and fines and even deduct points from clubs for fielding what are now deemed ineligible players. However if a player has declared he has retired from International football, and does not want to be considered for selection in the future, then I don't think FIFA have the right to force them - that would be a human rights violation and in contravene about 27 different labour laws !
or at least print some t shirtsJust play him in protest
