Liverpool Thread | 2025/26

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Vienna_70 said:
That’s exactly what I thought.

An hour before kickoff, Lost should be been giving his team instructions on how he wanted them to play, especially with so many youngsters in the side, not wondering what XI we were putting out.
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Slott did say he looked at it before the match. He seems to be out of his depth. Like a rabbit in the headlights. I didn't expect him to fold so quickly but the mental pressure of being a PL Manager is off the scale these days. The most amazing thing about Pep is his sheer mental strength. During recent times at City, as well as his relentless day job, Pep has overcome major bereavements, a personal family crisis, and the weight of the ongoing legal battle. Klopp fell by the wayside. Pep is a truly remarkable person.
 
bobbyowenquiff said:
Slott did say he looked at it before the match. He seems to be out of his depth. Like a rabbit in the headlights. I didn't expect him to fold so quickly but the mental pressure of being a PL Manager is off the scale these days. The most amazing thing about Pep is his sheer mental strength. During recent times at City, as well as his relentless day job, Pep has overcome major bereavements, a personal family crisis, and the weight of the ongoing legal battle. Klopp fell by the wayside. Pep is a truly remarkable person.
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Correct that man
 
I know this is being pedantic, and I don’t care, but Earnie Lost was wrong.

Pep didn’t completely change the starting lineup; Oscar remained in the side from Sunday.
 
adrianr said:
Anyone have that article to hand written over the summer about how Liverpool's owners have shown up the likes of us by doing things 'the right way'? Or whatever bollocks it was. Would make for great reading right now.
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....err...Littlewoods anyone?
 
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