Gomez has undergone surgery and can be out for the season. Salah has covid and will be out at least two weeks. TAA had an hamstring injury (it was in the city game, so strange you didn't take notice) and will be out for a month.
Gomez has undergone surgery and can be out for the season. Salah has covid and will be out at least two weeks. TAA had an hamstring injury (it was in the city game, so strange you didn't take notice) and will be out for a month.
Have to agree with you on this one on this international break.Gomez has undergone surgery and can be out for the season. Salah has covid and will be out at least two weeks. TAA had an hamstring injury (it was in the city game, so strange you didn't take notice) and will be out for a month.
Lets see how it goes before you put the flags out.We have had injures to 10 players this season missing a total of 70 games so far , no mention of our injury crisis , because we dont moan, we get on with it.
Over the last three seasons i would estimate our injuries to leading players have been a minimum of three times more than Klipperty's now exhausted players , you wont get any sympathy on here for your injuries , because your playing squad after your 10 best players is absolute shite .When you have to bring on a cube and 36 year old Milner for subs in your biggest game of the season , pretty much sums up your squad depth.
We have had injures to 10 players this season missing a total of 70 games so far , no mention of our injury crisis , because we dont moan, we get on with it.
Over the last three seasons i would estimate our injuries to leading players have been a minimum of three times more than Klipperty's now exhausted players , you wont get any sympathy on here for your injuries , because your playing squad after your 10 best players is absolute shite .When you have to bring on a cube and 36 year old Milner for subs in your biggest game of the season , pretty much sums up your squad depth.
Lets see how it goes before you put the flags out.
Lets see how it goes before you put the flags out.
A long and wocky wode?its a wocky wode if you ask me...
No. No moaning on your part.
I don't worry much for the squad depth "issue" either. It was the same at Dortmund. Klopp didn't believe in the general "two first team players for every position". He believes in people that can play several positions and having a few players that can play everywhere. He had Großkreutz at Dortmund. Milner at Liverpool.
It's no secret that Klopp believe that by keeping 2-3 spots open for academy players, there is a much better chance for them to evolve and become first team players. He had a program to educate and promote youth that he set in place in Dortmund and he's done the same thing in Liverpool.
Yes there are risks. But there are many upsides. From a business perspective, he gets a shit load of money for the youth players that doesn't cut it. Second, players like Alexander Arnold and Götze, would never, have been given the chance or confidence of they had played for Mourinho (just as an example).
It can swing both ways. Sometimes it's awesome, sometimes it sucks. It has worked for him, so I don't see how people can be so black and white about it.
But Danny Murphy said there was contact and so he had every right to go down.Mo Salah has gone down with Coronavirus.
In a statement, the coronavirus said it barely touched him.
He would go down if you phoned him up, mard arsed, cheating ****..!But Danny Murphy said there was contact and so he had every right to go down. go down if you phoned em
No we have no istree beyond 2008.Interestingly (well, it is to me at any rate, Mike!) as I’ve previously posted, old PGW was interned for a while at the same Nazi ‘prison’ as Jack Reynolds.. who started his career as a winger with City (didn’t play in the first team, unlike his brother.. apparently Jack faced a bit of competition from some bloke named Meredith..!)
Jack Reynolds went on to be a top class coach. He founded and applied the concept of ‘Total Football’ to Dutch club and national footy between the wars and post-WWII, also guiding people like Vic Buckingham and Rinus Michels after his time. They in turn passed the baton to Van Gaal and Cruyff, who took it to Barcelona and Pep.. and so on and so on..
Maybe PGW and Jack discussed tactics over breakfast at the schloss?! Not so far-fetched to claim Old Plum Wodehouse was a Blue?!
Deluded
No we dont moan , but your fans are world beaters ,just listen to your tossers on Anfield Wrap and Redmen TV , whinging 24/7 , pathetic , your plastic fans need to grow a pair.
Playing players out of position is a good decision then ? Jack of all trades and master of none springs to mind
Milner is a good example a water carrier who in most games you don't even realise he is playing , he was no more than a squad player for us when he was in his prime, at 36 he's still getting game time for you lot, laughable
2-3 spots open for academy players , Who ? In five years one academy player is first choice, your right back
Shit load of money ? But quite away behind City's sales of academy players in the last 5 years.
Black & White ? Klopp flogged a dozen players to death for three or four seasons at Dortmund and they fell off a cliff , coincidence that your players are now dropping like flies ?
Carry on , the comedic value is priceless , you just regurgitate the crap written in the media , with no facts just the same old bullshit.
Yet it says "liverpool" below your username.I am a Dortmund fan.
More garbageI don't listen to the anfield wrap. Redmen. Or whatever you are angry at.
Playing out of position is a necessity sometimes. I seem to remember a team in the English top flight that played their best defensive midfielder as centre back last season.
City has a better squad. And depth. Any way you look at it. It would certainly be possible to upgrade Milner. No argument there. But at the same time it's pretty nice to have a player that can do a decent job as left back, right back and midfield. Sometimes you have to settle with what you've got.
I'm talking about a spot in the squad, btw. I'm not even interested in convincing anyone if it has been a success. I'm just pointing out the way Klopp feels about filling the squad. He rather have Jones, Elliot or Williams in the squad then have two or three proven, first team backups.
I am a Dortmund fan. I don't read English media. But I'm sure you can give me lots of insight and "facts" about the Dortmund Klopp era.
I don’t actually think this is true any more tbh. Liverpool fans like to perpetuate it though as it makes them look like plucky underdogs, and paints Klopp in an even greater light. The reality is they have a bigger wage bill than us, and their squad was recently valued higher than ours.City has a better squad. And depth. Any way you look at it.
From Sweden.a Dortmund pseudo Liverpool fan
Youve dislodged a few memory cells. A long time ago Gordon West was a big name as the goalie for Everton a bigger team than Liverpool who might even have been in Div 2. So there was a touch of glamour about Everton and Gordon coming to Maine Road.Very true.. and The Red Filth over the road have been just as bad down the recent years.
From being a kid first attending Maine Road I remember how City fans at either end of the ground would always applaud opposition goalkeepers as they made their way into the penalty area. This was especially so of Gordon Banks and also Everton’s Gordon West. The same happened all over the country. I think part of the reason was that everyone identified with the crazy gang that was the ‘Goalkeeper’s Union’.. you had to admire anyone who was barmpot enough to join that particular club! You’d get the occasional catcalls from kids near the front or a few bog-rolls being lobbed but, by and large, most goalkeepers were treated with respect.
The first time I ever witnessed poor behaviour to a ’keeper was in early 1973 when at OT for the game against Everton. I think that was the game Lou Macari made his debut for them. I was only there because as a student, I’d travelled back to Manchester to play against Manchester University and one of my teammates, who was the brother of Mick Lyons of Everton, had got us all tickets to go to the game that night.
On running towards the Stretford End, Everton’s ‘keeper David Lawson was met by the whole stand applauding him, as I said above in common with how crowds reacted to opposition goalkeepers. As soon as he raised an arm in acknowledgement, cue 10000 ‘v-signs’ and a chorus of ‘Who the f-ing hell are you?’ and belly-laughter all round from the United contingent.. (bit like P G Wodehouse’s phrase that ‘Aunt Augusta’s laugh was so loud, had there been an aisle available, it would have rolled in it..’)
From then on it was a slippery slope, I’m afraid..!