Liverpool thread 2019/20

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No one remembers second.
The irony is that if we would have come in runners up with 97 points the media would have had a field day with us.

Liverpool do it and it's a spirited fight.

Even the way they report Mane's tantrum on the touchline after being subbed off against Burnley.

"The passion of champions"!

If that was one one of our forwards it would be reported something like this:

"Discipline issues under Pep. Players out of control and disharmony in the camp".

But hey, there's no media bias........ honest.





Unless it’s Littlewoods FC, and then the media don’t stop banging on about how they reached 97 points and just missed out on the title.
 
No one remembers second.






Unless it’s Littlewoods FC, and then the media don’t stop banging on about how they reached 97 points and just missed out on the title.
The irony is that if we would have come in runners up with 97 points the media would have had a field day with us.

Liverpool do it and it's a spirited fight.

Even the way they report Mane's tantrum on the touchline after being subbed off against Burnley.

"The passion of champions"!

If that was one one of our forwards it would be reported something like this:

"Discipline issues under Pep. Players out of control and disharmony in the camp".

But hey, there's no media bias........ honest.
 
The irony is that if we would have come in runners up with 97 points the media would have had a field day with us.

Liverpool do it and it's a spirited fight.

Even the way they report Mane's tantrum on the touchline after being subbed off against Burnley.

"The passion of champions"!

If that was one one of our forwards it would be reported something like this:

"Discipline issues under Pep. Players out of control and disharmony in the camp".

But hey, there's no media bias........ honest.
Do you remember the fuss about bobby and mario and also when bobby used to be so animated pitch side they all said he was cracking up,stressed under pressure etc,he had nothing on klipperty but the media love him for it
 
Do you remember the fuss about bobby and mario and also when bobby used to be so animated pitch side they all said he was cracking up,stressed under pressure etc,he had nothing on klipperty but the media love him for it
I remember it well.

The narrative was very negative. I can't remember any pundits telling us how that was the sign of a winner. In fact I was under the impression that no other managers in the league acted like that.

On the Sky Sports programme 'The Debate' recently we were all reassured that what Mane did is commonplace in football and is actually quite healthy.

But there's no bias against us...... honest!
 
I remember it well.

The narrative was very negative. I can't remember any pundits telling us how that was the sign of a winner. In fact I was under the impression that no other managers in the league acted like that.

On the Sky Sports programme 'The Debate' recently we were all reassured that what Mane did is commonplace in football and is actually quite healthy.

But there's no bias against us...... honest!
The media close ranks with them like they used to do with the rags,it's quite sad they way they treated bobby compared to klipperty,i don't think bobby ever took a bottle out of his pocket and tried to strangle or wank with it,not sure which lol
 
Rousing The KOP.

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That's the Liverpool fan off 90min. Utterly deluded, I think he left the show in a sulk last season. He hasn't been on since they all roasted him for making out refs were against Liverpool while helping City. Not agreeing that refs were helping them is one thing but to convince yourself that City were given more decisions than Liverpool is... well it's Liverpool fans for you.

It doesn't help that some of them are journalists who feed into it. I was quoted this study by a Liverpool fan, from "respected analysts" GentingBet:

https://www.givemesport.com/1496045...er-league-last-season-if-var-was-in-operation
GentingBet analysed all 380 Premier League matches last season and, using the new rules in place for the 2019/20 season in regards to handballs, declared that Liverpool would have won the title with the use of VAR.

The crucial moment came in City’s 1-0 win against Tottenham at the Etihad in April. Kyle Walker handled the ball in the penalty area and VAR would have awarded a penalty to Mauricio Pochettino’s side.

That quote makes it sound like they just focused on handballs in particular but it then goes on to talk about offsides and fouls in the box. So out of all the games City and Liverpool played last season, that's the only mistake that was made, that VAR should have rectified? Riiight...

Billy Sharp, Head of Sportsbook at GentingBet said: “It’ll be interesting to see how the introduction of the Premier League’s new rules affects this season’s competition.
It would be more interesting, to see by whom and how much you were paid to "research" ways in which Liverpool could have won it, Billy. It reminds me of the ESPN luck index, when they finished 4th behind Spurs and United. "Liverpool the unluckiest team in the PL".

Someone would should do a proper 2018/19 league table with VAR. If we are not careful they will revise history with fluff pieces like this. All so dippers in 10 years time or more can say they were robbed, when it was the opposite if anything.
 
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Loved Klopp at Dortmund, and the way he stood up against Bayern, but he does seem a bit much tbf.

But can't be bothered. He is, what he is..

Just glad Pep is running our club.
 
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