Was thinking the same thing....posted earlier about the intensity that personified Klopp and his team in his first couple of seasons seems to have almost vanished....
Another thing Ive noticed is that Mane ( a player i do really like) never looks happy....I do wonder if he hates being in Salah's shadow? - wonder if there is friction there?
The one that gets me is the “these two teams are dominating the league having shared the title over the past 4 seasons”. I mean technically true but we have won 3 of them. Why not extended the timeframe and bring Chelsea and/Leicester into the mix who have also won titles?
For me, this season is so important for how this period is judged. 4 titles in 5 years is complete domination of the league. 3 titles v 2 titles is a different story.
The closest Ive seen to a replay of that from another angle, was during the match montage at the end of MOTD2.
Was it just me whose mind kept replaying Mahrez missing what should have been our winner in their sleep :-(
Think he give me PTSD.
I hope in the bigger scheme of things it has no bearing.
I have a pathological hatred of Liverpool and their insufferable fan base.
Said to the Rag brother-in-law before " Surely you useless fuckers have one decent game in you somewhere "
Yes but you have to remember that Liverpool operate on a shoe string budget and only bring in players from the local academys, whilst we cheat to sign players....I'm starting to get pissed off how Liverpool's narrative is being attached to our own achievements and greatness over the five or six years.
it wasnt excessive force and based on similar yellow cards issued doesnt seem to fit the criteria of endagering safetyI'm not sure what "the history of modern football" means. The law says "Any player who lunges at an opponent in challenging for the ball from the front, from the side or from behind using one or both legs, with excessive force or endangers the safety of an opponent is guilty of serious foul play."
Still don't know how this wasn't given.
I'm starting to get pissed off how Liverpool's narrative is being attached to our own achievements and greatness over the five or six years.
The difference between the teams yesterday was there for all to see, as is the fact, Pep has had Klopp's number in all the games since the Champions League exit to them.
Tactically, style, results, trophies,goals, clean sheets, we are ahead in every metric.
It's even got to the point now where the media are manipulating the stats to not factor in in our 2018 title win, as that would obviously evidence the points/trophies by both teams since then has a big differential.
I read yesterday that Pep is three games short of quickest to 200 Prem League wins - despite playing thirty-odd games less than Klopp and arriving a year later.
Liverpool are ruthless up top, but I believe Klopp is struggling to keep the rest of the team up with them and will have to evolve against City with that defence and midfield.
That guy truly is an idiot among fools.
I thought walker showed clearly who the best right back in the country is.