One way to look at it, but I'd say we were unlucky before the break with Pogba being out up until that point and our two best players in Rashford & Martial both being out for extended periods. Having our full squad shouldn't count as good luck really.
He thinks in norwegian. nothing in that
If that’s the case, Liverpool are currently getting dicked 4-1 to Villa.
No there were other games but I cannot remember them now. Go and do some research instead of making sweeping statements over here
League and CL champions losing a match 4 after 3 wins in a row vs a team who has been crap and trophyless for a long time and started the season in a crap way losing 6.
What momentum?
"We" as if you represent some association?
Liverpool are away from home at least. Nothing could possibly eclipse that.
With this point made, if any of those managers were in charge, every fan would have called for their head after this.
We went on a winning run after that and almost won the league. It was rightly seen as an unfathomable collapse in the last five minutes of the match, and indicative of nothing else beyond being a bad day at the office.
That team out there cost 450m and one of the defenders signed under him was responsible for an excessive calamity of errors today.
No, it's the same. United will win the league this season and there's barely any difference between Ole and Ferguson or Klopp for that matter.
We had similar up and downs during the season before that. We had a similar unbeaten run in November and didn't turn well after that.
So 20 odd games is a "purple patch" now? Get real
That scoreline cheered me up a bit.
Not really.....some dimwits still wanted Fergie out. The knee jerkers were saying he lost the plot.
Exactly this. Brighton's rubbish finishing just delayed the tonking.
Still different situations, and completely different context, and the current fanbase aren't toxic per slightest to ask for a change in our current situation.
No argument about Woodward needing to go and I am not trying to claim that upgrading our manager is a panacea that will have us competing at the very top again.But, as it is probably more realistic to envisage a replacement of an out of his depth manager than an out of his depth (but Glazer man) CEO, we should at least aim to make the best of a very far from ideal situation.
This place is full of holier than thou posters who think they're sensible rather than simply being delusional in a lot of cases. It's obviously great to be positive but being positive for the sake of coming across as one of the "sensible" posters and not offering any constructive criticism is pretty worthless too.
The difference being that you'd expect that they can turn things around even from a position like that, whereas in our case you knew that Spurs were only going to add to their scoreline in the second half with no reply from us.
The post clearly stated “a manager” not a CL/PL winning manager or a manager with or without pedigree. The post clearly states “a manager”.
I would argue Liverpool’s is an anomaly, rather than the norm, we have been awful since the Brighton game last season.
Go on, do your own research. In his managerial career Fergie lost only one game at home with 4 or more goals - that was the game against City.
You being pedantic and comparing a stand alone poor performance by Liverpool as some sort of justification of why Ole should not walk is amusing. "He said a manager" - are you having a laugh with using that as a way to compare Klopp to fecking Ole!
Let’s put today’s debacle aside (even though it was inflicted by someone many Ole supporters on here take great pleasure in mocking), are you implying our players are not good enough to play better football than Palace and Brighton or that they just aren’t motivated? If it’s the former, then I am speechless; if it’s the latter, you don’t replace 14 players, you fire the manager.
You implied that Ole is hiding behind his nationality & that just because English is his 2nd language (which it is) he should be able to express himself.
