They could lose the next game to Chelsea.
I think you are. In RedCafe, Chong and Gomes are touted as future stars but Chong looks like a headless chicken in games while Gomes can't get ahead of Lingard and Pereira. Greenwood and Williams should be in your first-team squad by now. No idea who the other two are but I'd assume they are not that good as well. Remember that the gap from playing youth to playing profesionals is huge. Liverpool U23s lost 5-0 to Aston Villa while your youth lost to Tranmere.
If you have no idea then skip those players instead of assuming.Bournemouth at home is where we should rest players. I'm not sure Klopp agrees though
Youth team talk is all crap. I remember the great Arsneal one under Wenger, which was going to dominate football for years.
The Class of 92 were excellent - obviously - but they thrived in a team surrounded by very good professionals and a manager who handled them really well. The conditions were in place for them to develop. That's the tricky thing to get right - that timing and patience. A team has to be at a certain point of maturity and development for that to be done successfully, which is why it is so rare.
Surely it's a no-brainer? It's sandwiched between two significantly tougher games, you have a 22 point lead in the league... I completely understand not caring about the FA Cup but at this point it would be common sense to instead play a stronger team at Chelsea.Bournemouth at home is where we should rest players. I'm not sure Klopp agrees though
Stop reading your post when you quoted "the class of 92 were excellent - obviously - but..."
Go back and read the rest then because it's entirely accurate as to why it's rare that a group of exceptional youngsters goes on to thrive in the first team as well.
When you have 6 players from the youth team, go into the first team roughly around the same time, no matter how good your other 4 out field players are, and dominate English football for decades. There are not "buts" about it!
Okay, Scholes was wrong then.
Ticket prices were slashed for this fixture, if I recall correctly.
You do realise that the actual class of '92, as well as Sir Alex Ferguson himself don't share your opinion about this? That they all give massive credit to the established first-team stars, such as Robson, Cantona, Schmeichel, Hughes, Bruce, and so on, for allowing these youngsters to be eased in, that they were role models and mentors?
Yes. A great initiative and should be replicated across the country for a competition that's losing support.
Schmeichel, Irwin, Bruce, Pallister, Cole, Cantona, Roy Keane were first choice players. It was not just 4 other outfield players.
It wasn't roughly around the same time though and some had had loan experience as well to help bridge the gap... we didn't just chuck 6 18 year olds in.
However you want to look at it.
Because it's a Utd forum. Klopp could take Alexis Sanchez off their payroll and convince Dortmund to let Haaland and Sancho join Utd for free and still some will complain that he has weakened the bundesliga or something.
Er, not quite. It's because he's a grade A pr*ck. Can see through his bullshit a mile off.
Germany in a few years, then maybe Bayern for a few, then he's early 60s, could retire.
The below from Wikipedia. Sometimes you have to make a stand for the greater good of the game, which is what Klopp is doing. So what your implying is Sir Matt was a grade A pr*ck for defying the football authorities (the FA), when in fact he was a visionary.
Even if tickets were slashed it still means there are people who respect the FA cup and want to support their young players in it. Imagine if they wanted to charge the same as if Klopp and the first team were there? Wouldn't make any sense.
It will be a good day when that comes round.
That really should be our target by now. The league is wrapped up, so no reason not to go all in on that. We will never get a better opportunity than this season.
Chelsea better do something good again or at least take advantage of another slip.
Luckily, luck has a habit of running out at the worst time, like we saw in the Slippy G season - that looked inevitable that they'd win the league.
The league is the main priority. Until there is a mathematical possibility that the likes of city and leicester can still win, I wouldn't call it as "wrapped up". Get that mickey off our backs and we can keep hunting for trophies later. If in 5-6 PL games time, We are in a position where we have won the league and are still in with a fighting shot at both the FA and the CL , then the CL takes priority.
22 points to City and 24 to Leicester.. I know we've had many false downs and broken hopes before, but come on.. It's done. If we don't give priority to the FA cup before the league is mathematically done we will possibly be out of it next round.
The help from referees might not be pure luck. Corruption or not. I don't think they are using bribes, but who knows.
and that is why he wants his vacation away from her this week). . . 
At last a Scouser who's talking common sense.!
Who's mickey is on your back?
What if creating the "Liverpool are PL champions" thread so early this season benefited Liverpool?! It seems to be a jinx last year, sure, but this year maybe redcafe's "Liverpool are winning xyz" threads have become good luck charms. Be careful what threads you create!How long before the liverpool treble watch thread will be created
Liverpool bottling treble thread! Do it!
