Thiago is an amazing player. Great signing for them.
Thank God we have Gundojog though. I've been told he's still better
Thiago is an amazing player. Great signing for them.
They have a hugely settled first team. It has helped them alot. We need to make less changes this year. We piss around with the side almost every week. Sometimes players get dropped with us even after playing well.
The reason why a lot of people on here are being downbeat is not because of what Liverpool are doing it’s because at the moment we have not made the key signings that we needed to . We know our first team is as good if not better than there’s but we can’t seem to 2 games without a key player getting injured whereas Liverpool go all season without any key players out . I do now think we will get the defender we need but left back is a problem and so is up front without kun but at least we can now see how good Jesus really is . Rodri will benefit with fernandhino beingi n midfield so we should see more from him but in all if we get the recruitment we should see more optimism.
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Liverppol and Asthma !
Not really relevant to FI as such this, but a curious little football article on the reigning champions. http://backpagefootball.com/why-liverpool-wont-win-the-premier-league-this-season/126313/ "With so many sickly players in the Liverpool ranks, where o...forums.footballindex.co.uk
The EPL average is 12%
New season, same jammy bastards. Two pens so far, one opponent pen missed, one opponent sending off and one opponent keeper fuck up for the umpteenth time. Yep Liverpool have started their season, unbelievable.
Pesky Belgian skinheads tooChelsea fans!
Did you really need to ask? :-)
The British press/media will be all over this investigating as to how 22 top level players all have asthma at the same club. How this club has played the same 14 flat out for two seasons, without any injuries.
At Dortmund under Klopp his players lasted 4/5 seasons at that level so am not expecting any drop in there level.
It's just odd in football, that if this was a pro cycling team the press/media would be accusing them of doping and reporters would be looking into it. Yet in football there doesnt seem to be the same attention paid to football teams. Can you imagine the out cry in cycling if one pro team had 63% of its team as asthmatics ?
The mistake you seem to be continually making is assuming that Liverpool’s two years of success is the reason why a lot of City fans have started to despise them.Yes I appreciate what you say as I referred to the dislike/hatred shown on here to varying degrees being down to more than the simple title win.
You arent going to get any fan developing a "hatred" as such from one simple season, there has to be more to it.
My pondering or thought was whether, if Liverpool were to fade back into mediocrity, would the feelings wane slightly and the usual more traditional rivalry/dislike/hatred with Utd return.
Yeah, funny how we don't hate Chelsea (too much) despite them beating us to trophies far more than Liverpool have ever done.The mistake you seem to be continually making is assuming that Liverpool’s two years of success is the reason why a lot of City fans have started to despise them.
Look back to the 2013/14 season when our supporters’ bus got bricked at Anfield and Yaya Toure was mocked as he left the pitch on a stretcher. Think of Gerrard’s attention seeking speech. When we beat you 5-0 at the Etihad, do you remember Ederson being booed as he left the pitch to have his face stitched up? Do you remember your fans singing “There’s only one Harold Shipman” at Maine Road in 2003?
It’s not so much that we started hating Liverpoool as they got better. It’s more that with us having been the team of the last decade, whenever you have got good, your supporters’ and club’s disgraceful behaviour has been ramped up and brought more sharply into focus for us.
Where did the 63% of liverpool players develop asthma was it before they signed for liverpool or after ?
It's purely because of the money football spins.It's just odd in football, that if this was a pro cycling team the press/media would be accusing them of doping and reporters would be looking into it. Yet in football there doesnt seem to be the same attention paid to football teams. Can you imagine the out cry in cycling if one pro team had 63% of its team as asthmatics ?
I mean it's not a high risk prediction anyway. Most teams don't.![]()
Why Liverpool won’t win the Premier League this season
Alan Moore discusses the reasons why he believes that Liverpool will not retain their Premier League title this coming season.backpagefootball.com
I don't think it is.It's just odd in football, that if this was a pro cycling team the press/media would be accusing them of doping and reporters would be looking into it. Yet in football there doesnt seem to be the same attention paid to football teams. Can you imagine the out cry in cycling if one pro team had 63% of its team as asthmatics ?
I mean it's not a high risk prediction anyway. Most teams don't.
But I'd imagine if Liverpool are doing, then we probably are as well. I remember when I used to do judo as a kid, Red Bull wasn't allowed. But then they invested shitloads into sport and suddenly the rules were changed in most sports. Caffeine used to be banned in most sports and now it isn't. And in the modern era of sports science, if something beneficial is allowed, no-one is not going to be doing it.
TUEs are a very dodgy area, because presumably it's against the rules to lie about having a condition you don't have, but then a lot of diagnoses are given by a single doctor, who can presumably be the one employed by the club. It'd be interesting if TUEs required a second opinion from an independent doctor. Maybe it does, I don't know.
Is there any independent verification of this 63% asthmatic claim btw, because I've only read it on a few blogs. Is there a place where TUEs are publicly available, or would that be considered a breach of patient confidentiality?